Mountain View Union High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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llllll Dorothy Kirby, will and bequeath my ability to play the piano to Larry Williford. Marjorie Kirkpatrick, will and bequeath my ability to laugh to Mildred Pesek. Lynne Klingen, will and bequeath my privilege of living in Los Altos to all the Mountain View girls and boys. Bob Lambert, will and bequeath my friendly draft board to Alex Fucile. Charles Martin, will my ability to go steady to Charles Berryessa. Genevieve Macias, will my doctor's excuse for gym to anyone who is too lazy to play. Rosie Mascardo, will and bequeath my shortness to any boy who has trouble going through doors. Beulah Meek, will and bequeath my zoot slacks and high pompadour to Miss Wood. Herta Miller, will and bequeath my fiddle to Mr. Campbell and my stuf pidity to my sister. Bobby Moore, will and bequeath my ability to get along with women to Mr. QProf.j Aitken. Joyce Mrkey, will and bequeath my engagement ring to Alberta Silveria. Betty Ann Murray, will and bequeath my membership card to Jane Sarto Felix Nougues, will and bequeath my good UQ standing with Mr. Carter to Bob Dunshee. Lucille Nunes, will and bequeath my walk to june Mathias. Georgette Paris, will and bequeath my ability to get out of Spanish class to Clayton Roche, who never seems to be able to wangle a pass from Mr. Rust. Louis Pelegrini, will my girlffriend Barbara Mooney to George Daniels. Stella Piazza, will and bequeath my natural curly hair to all girls having bandanna trouble. Clarence Piper, will and bequeath my ability to get into trouble to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. Florence Pizi, will and bequeath my abiilty to wander out of class to Eva Amoriza. Pat Redmon, will and bequeath my big baby blue eyes to Fern McDonf ald so that she can see more that way. Gerald Rosen will and bequeath my singing ability to Marilyn Endreson. Dorothy Ann Ruess, will and bequeath the blood that continually rushes to my face to Betty Dunham. Wilbur Schnebly, will my ability to do nothing very industrially to Eric Rhode. Meta Schultze, will and bequeath my violin to Carl Madison. Margaret Sharp, will and bequeath my blushability to Ernest Peanuts Rodrigo. Edward Sinz, will and bequeath my stinginess to no one. Betty Stepovich will my zoot slacks to Laretia Nelson. Emily Stevens, will and bequeath my phone number L. A. 4598, to all M. V. H. S. boys over l8 and not 4F. Bob Stevens, will and bequeath my crazy legs to Roy Bertorelli. Carol Taylor, will and bequeath my gold football to any wishful thinker. Josie Unquera, will and bequeath my bangs to Marion Stevenson. Ann Vidovcich, will my long eye lashes to anyone who has short ones. Joan Walters, will and bequeath my bangs to Mr. Aitken. Ann Yards, will and bequeath my lovely hair to Virginia Avila, and hope she can keep it as neat as I.

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CLHSS I, Mary Amoyiza, will my lovely black hair to Manuel Herrero. I, Miriam Aaoubel, will my ability to draw to A. V. G. I, Robert Antonioli, will and bequeath my pug nose to Norma Craig. I, Beverly Blackman, will my fights with Mr. Knowles to any fellow Irishman. I, Betty Bradley, will and bequeath my ability to blush and my quietness to Alberta Silvera. I, Corinne Brown, will and bequeath my luscious blonde hair to Ray Silveria. I, Harry Burke, will and bequeath my Hollywood haircut to Cal Hewes. I, Betty Cabral, will and bequeath my laugh to Marian Doherty. I, Glenn Cadwell, will and bequeath the senior dinner to Mr. Grubb if he prof vides the food. I, Rosie Carlotto, will and bequeath my ability to type to anyone who thinks typing is hopeless. I, KatherinedDaley, will and bequeath some of my shortness to Ina Mae An' erson. I, Dee De Bernardi, will and bequeath my healthy appearance to Betty and Barbara Huff, and all others who think they might want it. I, Elvis Denny, will and bequeath my irrisistible cowlcik to Mr. Doane. I, Sylvester Diaz, will and bequeath my unvoiced thoughts to certain members of the faculty. I, Shirley Dix, will and bequeath my wellfknit physique to Boise Sarto. I, Beverly Drew, will and bequeath my delightful laugh fheaven help itj to Mr. Knowles, in the hope that it will lend a more pleasant at' mosphere to the study hall. I, Richard Espinosa, will and bequeath my Blue Bomber' 'fcarj to Mr. Cooke so he can take over where I left off. I, Phil Forencich will and bequeath my height to Alex Fucile. I, Christina Fucile, will and bequeath my knack for sneaking into class after the bell has rung to the poor kids who always get caught. I, Joe Garcia, will and bequeath my long wavy hair to Mr. Crooke. I, Dorothy Gatewood, will and bequeath my good nature to Mr. Wilkins. I, Ruth Giaya, will and bequeath my beautiful camellias and daphyne to Miss Wood, who always wants them. I, Betty Gilbert, of sound mind UQ do hereby will and bequeath my great tal' ent for drawing to john Summers, I, Anthony Grcich, will my No. 16 jersey to Vlad Vunovic and my big nose to Nips Rosen. I, jerry Hall, will my ability to talk fluently in Slav to Mr. Crooke. , Ozell Hatfield, will and bequeath my freckles and glasses to Virginia Avila. , Ferne Heitkotter, will and bequeath my ability to eat Swiss steak with a soup spoon to all those on the end of the line in the cafeteria. I Dean Holden, will my empty gas tank to someone who can fill it. I, Carol Holway, will some of my extreme quietness to my brother, Roger. I Donell Hunter, will and bequeath my love for Geometry to Ina Mae An' derson. I, Beverly Ingraham, will and bequeath my wolfish ability toward men to my sister, Nona, in the hopes she can use it. I, Bill jelavich, will my political power to Ray Mathies. I Ruth Jensky, will and bequeath my ability to copy chemistry successfully to all the up and coming chemists. I, Pat jentick, will and bequeath my ability to talk fast and indistinctly to Jay Hopkins. I Frank Kalic, will and bequeath my Black Chev to Max Aitken so he won't have to walk to school. I, Betty Kelly, will my straight hair to Georgia Wright. I I 9 9

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