Monterey High School - El Susurro Yearbook (Monterey, CA)

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Hallie Agnes Hitchcock Helen Cole Thompson Mildred Loraine Cunzenclorfer Howard Hatton Maude Sophia Scudder Luis F. Walter John Elbert Hitchcock Louis C. Vierra

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E L 5 U S U R R O Senior Advice Q VVe, the outgoing class of 1915, leave the following sage advice and few suggestions to those whom we feel will be most benefited by the same: I, Louis Vierra, advise Frank Bordges to follow my example and find a companion to brighten his long, lonely walks to and from the depot. I, Maude Scudder, advise all Juniors to think long before accepting the editorship of El Susurrof' I, Karl Klauman, advise the girls to refrain from the use of crimpers, and let their hair go in natural waves, like mine. I, Hallie Hitchcock, advise the Freshman class to follow the example of the Sophomores in their careful selection of otiicers. It is seldom one finds a president so eager in promoting class picnics, etc. I, Howard Hatton, advise Wilton Gunzendorier to remember that silence is goldenj, and practice it in future Student Body meetings. I, Helen Thompson, advise all those carrying on extensive corre- spondence to cultivate acquaintance with a mail carrier. Prompt delivery is alwaysassured. , I, Elbert Hitchcock, offer this advice to all Freshmen: Dig, if nec- essary, the first two years, but above all things, don't wait until your Senior year to make up the remaining six credits. I, Mary Salterbach, advise Roland Noack and all of the Freshmen boys to keep up the good work begun so nobly on the evening of Friday, April 16. I, Loraine Gunzendorfer, advise all the girls to never allow their hearts to go adrift. ' I, VVilhelmina Clark, advise Nell Scudder to curb her boisterous ways and follow the quiet, sedate example that I have set for her. I, Deane Smith, advise the Freshman boys not to wait until the last three months of their Senior year to exchange class pins. I, Meyrl Pugh, advise the boys to cultivate a taste for music, as I have done. I, Louis Wolters, simply advise all not to accept Smith's or Pugh's advice. but to dwell in single blessedness. I2