Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Mary Louise Badger, leave 'my extreme agility to Virginia Lindau. I, Shirley Bardeen, leave Agnes to the dorm, also my good looks to the world. I, Hugh Berkeley, bequeath my artistic Prussian bob to Raymond' Shry-Ock. I, Claudia Borja, leave my ability to define English verbs to Helen Birney in the event that she should ever need it. I, Bob Brace, leave my fondness for green Fords to anyone wishing to be seen and my popularity with the ladies to Wyndham Hoffman. I, Billy Brice, leave my way with the women to lack Reilly who is learning fast. My appreciation of beauty I give to all men. I, Rosemary Brown, bequeath my aspirations to enter Stanford to Mardelle Ogg. I, Art Calkins, leave my ability to make headlines playing baseball to Richard Hocking. I, Audrey Clark, leave my high heels to any short person and my high hat-oh, I have none. I, Bob Clesson, bequeath my studious nature to Bob Parker and my amiability to Richard Cray. I, Betty lean Derr, bequeath my many shoes to any one who likes variety and to the highest bidding shoe store. I, loan Dilson, leave lack Baird to Miss O'Herron who will need him next year although I do this with regret. I, Phyllis Frankel, leave my large collection of apples for polishing purposes to Ursula Michelson who knows how to use them. I, Marceline Fuller, leave my love for the bright lights to Norma Nilson. I, Lois Goldberg, bequeath 'my trucking ability to Marilyn Cantor, my voice I need. I, Charlotte Gottlieb, leave 'my desire to be graduated to the legions who follow. I, lohn Greenwood, leave my love for the Del Mar sands to Arthur Spengler who seems to share it anyway. I, Peggy Hill, leave my many engagements to anyone who can keep up with the rush. I'Il keep the rings, telephone and otherwise. I, Elizabeth Hurlbut, leave my ability to keep out of study hall to all curious souls who want the secret. I, Hugh lbbett, leave my prowess as a yell leader and general love of athletics to Fred Vogel if he should ever feel the call of the open spaces. I, ludith lamison, leave my vain endeavor to manage the senior class to my unfortunate successor. I, Rozlun Kantor, leave my vision of wedding bells to any aspiring soul. I, Geraldine Klepetko, leave my position in the glee club to Muriel Sandler, my interest in Palo Alto must accompany me. I, Ann Morey, bequeath my overwhelming desire to drive a car and terrorize people to Bill Baruch: need I say more? I, Virginia Peters, leave my ability to read poetry to Mr. Craig's satisfaction to Heather Bastian, my skill at permanently waving fenders I unhappily take with me. I, Merilyn Roberts, bequeath my belief that absence makes the heart grow fonder to anyone who can believe it. I, Sarah Ryan, leave my glamour to Edwin Packard: Billy Brice I must take with me. I, Shirley Simons, bequeath nw knack of driving Mr. Craig insane to Pat Nerney who is not wholly inexperienced in that art. I, Selma Shelley, leave my dramatic ability to Gloria Baltzer, my infectious laugh must accompany me. I, Ruth Stanford, leave my love of convertible coups to Peo Harding, my many corsages I hope to keep. I, Gayle Theobald, leave my desire to please to Wyndham Hoffman. I, Naomi Tiber, bequeath my tennis form to Helen Wills Moody. I take my mental capacity to U.C.L.A. I, Mary Wiley, leave my position as Cumnock's Number One muscle girl to Betty Mae Cox who will fill the place admirably. She does not need my ability to make an A. I, Betty Anne Wilson, bequeath my roller skates to Betty Ray Newman. l, Barbaralee Winkley, leave my enthusiasm for the baseball team to Lois lean MacHarg who seems to share it anyway. My Brace l take with me. 35

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BEI IY MAE COX IACK REILLY BETTY RAY NEWMAN President Vice-President Secretary 27 f - ' ' -1- Af-1 '.,.,..,,... f 5- ..,-,..-w...1i -My W K.-4.,.,,, , yy-. ,,,,,-.,, if Adv I Klnggugg, , ga... ,-- .-, Qc, .ily , Iggfvpf, - -V C -1 D - - .,4. ' ffg, Kay-.-.v CZ, - -+- V-X-ng' Ag., .-.,. - ,,,,-cgi' ,MQL 1 I .WV ..,...,4-Q,, gfp,-.....l.,, ...rf 7-1. . 'il f'a,fskt-',I g L-A-Q If -1 , .Y V, .. L ll,lNIOR cLAss E. .. ...,,4.,,,,,,...,, ,J ,j.i,.'iZ2L, dr-. 5 We, the junior Class, express our sincefe appreciation to all the faculty, whose patience, interest, and cooperation have assisted us through many struggles. To Mrs. Woody, our class adviser, whose loyalty and faithfulness have guided our way, we express our deep gratitude. To the oncoming juniors we extend a hearty welcome, and we express a sincere hope that they may have as pleasant and happy a year as we have had. As we become seniors we shall remember the lasting friendships formed in this yearg and through all our lives we shall be grateful to CUMNOCK. BETTY MAE COX, President '-Q1 476 WN 36