Chemawa Junior High School - Iyaneka Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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1 b e of her archery ability, leaves to Evelyn Neely' known aSkLo1il:ll:lZd HdvvS To String Your Bows CBeauxs. Flogfeng-3 Twllclmclgiishlnislllljafgugrite Diem wills her extra pounds, assured they 0 race , will be of glixfat uizqueaths his exceptional ability to comprehend Latin to T??BO Egiging his to continue the course next year. H Hallqo hisellgfother Pahner Dolly, Dale Wills this pamphlet on HOW to be a - - 11 t r ChaIl1acl7'1Vz:fnl?i1afh1gf2Dlfe:r efedges her boy friend, Gerald Carlon, to any good ' ' t h' . . . loolsalrgflcili Bldgvfrfllgavldg Miss Kerl his views on Enghsh grammar, particu- C' - . , larllsdocbialicdiznracfd lglliliior Jones bestow upon Fat Rapson their splendid - ' ' 1 th t f Negro cooks and janitors. ab1ll'J2ElSdy0I-lgairliblefoihjawilg this perfectly good bugle to anyone who has the ' ' 12 l t l it. , i amlllduflleleln Eiltlegzi geisfine Ardrey wills her magnetic personality with which man creatures of the opposite sex. SheLEllll:1l:tScSatl'li leawsfes her literary ability to all eighth graders when the day comes that they will have to write poems for their English teacher. ' To Bob Moyer, Dorothy Harlow bequeaths her ability to catch pupils skip- in ste s. P Bild? Everett and Allen Bobo will this book entitled A Happy Married Couple, to Anne Marie Lynch and Billy Steffy. Ehner Bates, that stately young gentleman wills his Profound dignity to Milton Abraham. Ethel Moore leaves this lipstick to Julia DuMas hoping she will be more successful in using it in school. - Ernest Lopp leaves to Lucian Harlow the consolation that size isn't all that counts when courting your girl friend. Evelyn Sinsley leaves her ability to argue with Mr. Smith to Betty Lund hoping she will win a greater per cent of the arguments. Dick Marmon and Leona Evans leave this book by which to remember them, A Love. Sick Couple at Chemawan fcare of Ernestine Hairj Morris Robinson, that blonde Romeo, bequeaths his eighth grade admirers to Norris Steiler. Alfred Thomas wills his curly hair to anyone who may be able to use it at a masquerade party. Barbara Ashbrook bequeath h 1 't t ' ' ' attraq the dark and Handsome? er popu an y O Jane Cattern hopmg It W111 edigrilberthB?y glflrlilndy, that little man with a big head wills, his ability as poisitixln-c ie o t e annual to the next one who can acquire that honored Howard Staser leaves a b k h - - - entgged 1ZD?1n,t Take Love TOZ0SE113Ou2a3rtnto Henry Witt with this pamphlet, iza et Porter leaves her talkativ U b'1i with it' special recommendations for Emlfna 1 ty tg anyone who can get away 7 B. S - . . . The rest of the graduating class not 1-H d wain and Virginia Elhot. the class f ,35 .11 a rea y mentioned leave the hope that happy 501301 dag? atnglgsijsvlfotten, and promise we will never forget our Signed, Maxine Oplinger Eleanor Wells Page Twenty-six

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