Merced Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Merced, CA)

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EL RODEO for 1937 I, Hazel Freitas, leave my pleasant disposition to the future Junior class treasurer. I, Eva Fultz, will either one of my two pair of eyes to Betty Griffin so that she may distinguish Sophomores from Seniors. I, Edrie Gardner, leave my glide to some ardent skier. I, Virginia Geer, leave my calm efficiency to Joan and Betty. I, Ferdinand Gervasio, leave my way with the women to Rolland Walters. I, Albert Gonella, will my every ready supply of mints to anyone wanting popularity through this measure. I, Savery Gregory, will my sylph-like figure to Fat Franks I and IH. I, Edith Gresham, will my foreign drawl to Dorcus Hill. I, Lucille Gresham, will my drag with Mrs. Van Winkle to Jack Roth. I, Richard Griffin, will my rangy arms and legs to Peter Curry. I, Alfred Guetling, will leave nothing, because I need it all. ' I, Evelyn Gusinde, will my unique way of getting to and from school without going on the bus to Betty Griffin. 1, Robert Hall, will my vast knowledge CWD of the fair sex to Ralph Owens. l, Patricia IIamill, will my curly hair to Mary Van Wiiikle. l, Bertha Ilamlett, will my typing ability to Kathryn Doran. I, Jean Hansen, will my unlimited amount of expression in reading poetry Coil to Carmel Maher. i I, Marion Harvey, will my indefinable something to anyone who can figure it out. I, Robert Haskel, will my ability as a cowboy orator to Fred Zunker. I, Evelyn Henderson, will my Sunday school class to Ruth Bond. I, Margaret Henton, will my peaches and cream complexion to the highest bidder. I, Madelyn Hesse, will my unpaid traffic fines to Bill Alcorn. I, Margaret Hoare, will my violin to Maybelle Van Dervoort. I Lillian Hoffknecht, will my lisp to my little sister Audrey. Y I, William Huffman, will my turtle-neck sweaters to some other Clarke Gable. I, Jean Hughes, will the dimple in my chili to brother Arthur. I, Pauline Hughes, will my booming bass voice to Ray Gilmer. I, Karin Jensen, will my book-lore to Jack McAuley. I, Stephen Jimenez, will my various odd jobs to anyone as ambitious as I am.

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EL RODEO for 1937 I, Forest Clayton, leave my colossal conceit to brother Dude. f I, Gloria Coats, bequeath my nose for news to Jewel Otterson. I, Vernon Cole, leave my Planada gals to any one having difficulty finding one locally. I, Nathan Cornell, bequeath my heart-breaking denials to Laddie Remington. I, Leroy Crockett, leave my clarinet to be bestowed by Mr. Kinnee on some deserving Freshman. I, Thomas Croft, will my school bus to anyone wanting a job. I, Jane Cullen, leave that certain voguish style to Barbara White. I, Helen Crookham, bequeath my resemblance to Joe Penner to Brother Wayne. I, Audrey Dallas, leave my little Audrey laugh to Madeline Favier. I, Lee Danncr, will my two clocks for more accurate time to the office tcare of Mr. Meany.j I, Eleanor Day, bequeath my rowdiness to Martha Vyborny. I, Orville Deatch, leave a Barney Oldfield complex to Bob Randol. I, Virginia Demichelli, bequeath by rowdiness to Mary Pearl Steakly. I, Caroline Descalso, leave my chariot to Helen Demichelli. I, Elizabeth Disney, will my bathing suit to someone else who feels she can bring home the cup. I. Eugene Dragovich, leave my track speed to Dwight Byfield. I, Phillip Eastman, leave my winning essay to any newcomer who must need knowledge of our fair country. I, Edmund Eller, leave my boldness to Jesse Smith. I, ,Peggy Erstad, bequeath my ever-changing hair color to Suooks Curtise. I, Henry Espinosa, leave my over supply of unnecessary cartoons to R. A. Ellis. CHis English teacher loves them,j I, Dorothy Estep, bequeath my pull with Mrs. Stratton to get A's in gym to Beverley Virgo. I, Jo Ann Evans, leave my little girlis costume and sailor hat to Jewel Otterson for next year. I, Ralph Ewing, will my inexhaustible supply of football equipment to whoever needs anything in a pinch. I, Ivan Ferguson, my ability to coach physics to 'lla Poytress. I, Emogene Ferrell, leave my curly blond hair to Betty Crumb. 1, Dorothy Fisher, leave my optomisrn to Dorothy Jane Ingols. I, Williairi Fisher, bequeath my precise dietion to Carol De Vaurs.

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EL RODEO for 1937 - I, Robert Jones, The Present Jones Boy, leave the The of my famous cognomen to any other of the illustrious tribe to come. I, Bernardine Kane, will my quiet manners to Marlyn Kendrick who could use them very nicely. I, Doddridge King, leave my daily pilgrimage to M.U.H.S. to some other crusader. I, Jeannette Krebs, will my blonde curly hair to my brother Robert. I, Arthur Lane, will my ability to annoy Miss Rackliffe to Jack Rahilly. I, Ernest Lane, will regretfully leave my rendezvous on the hall bench to no one. I, Barbara Larson, will my shorn tresses to my dear little sister Bonnie. I, Edward Leap, will my numerous nicknames to Bill Alcorn. I, Frances Leap, will my cute, coy ways to some other petite child. li, Stanley Lockie, will my quick wit CWD to Vernon Weiiirich. I, Manuel Lopez, will my boyish shyness to Tony Enriques. I, Celia Love, will my engagement ring to Myrtle Dougherty. I, James Love, will my Rudy Vallee appearance to some aspiring orchestra leader. I, Raymond Lucchessi, will my perfect French diction to Kay Day. I, Elaine Luiz, will my art materials to Loretta Butler. I, Marsden Mattatall, will my cowboy colored shirts to Harry Miracle. I, Roland Minot, will my ability to navigate a ball room to Charles Monroe. I, Robert Mitchell, will my baton and hat to Mr. Kinnee's next drum magor. I, Andrew Montgomery, will my o11e girl complex to Jimmy Otterson. I, Byron Montross, will my mooching complex to S. J. Roper who doesn't need any lessons. I, Walter Morris, will my ability to hold my gal to anyone who wants to be tied down tif any one does.D I, Philip Mussotto, will my book of dancing instructions to Fred Zunker. I, Betty Jayne Myers, will my public speaking ability to Billy J0erg's football teams. I Alice Mae Mcflombs, leave my striped sport hose to Angela Raso. 7 I, Ettabell McDonald, will my fancy name to Joan Cross. I, James McKerren, will my pale and wan countenance to Sumner Peck. I, Janet McMartin, will my beautifying blush to brother David.