Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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26 M A L) R 0 N 0 ROMA MALLET HARRY STEVEN SOX HAROLD FR1I3 GERTRUDE PYLE ELIZABETH SHEAFE DONALD HEDGES

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M A I) R 0 ft O 25 MARTHA TABER JOHN BROADWOOD ROLAND WIGHT MARGARET SIMKINS LEILA ROBBINS EDGAR BROOKEII

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M A D R 0 X 0 27 m)t Class of ’23 tn 1989 News items from the Monthly Spy Glass for February 29. M. Denny, Felitor; D. L. ('. W. Evans, D.D., Assistant Editor. No others need apply. Big society function. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Vierra were among those present. Professor Henry A. Wardenburg announces the opening of his modern, up-to-date Latin school. (No grammar taught.) When Okc Hartman saw Howard Hansen in a dress suit, waiting on the table at Snyder's Free Candy Counter, he gave a long, loud, hoarse, raucous smile. Enough. There is another fluctuation in the market owing to the big killing in Christmas Island stamps made by M. Stedman, financier. Donald Hitt Alden a heavy blow. Tinney pitched a wonderful game in the World’s Series. The only hit was when he hit the batter with the arm he threw away. Douglas Aiken? So would you after winning the thirty mile marathon in 2 (days) flat (on his back). T. Doi will give an illustrated lecture on “Why the Japanese Chose Chosen.” If you don’t go you probably won’t hear it. Buy Corput’s Underwear. Manufactured by Bill Van Den Corput.—Advt. Prof. Lawrence Young, principal of the local kindergarten, makes the following statement in his recently published autobiography: “One must be Young to understand correctly the young.” The Mah Jongg championship was played off last night with great spirit. George Ashley and Kdyth Allen stood Donald Doane and Elizabeth llazata. Both teams fought hard, but Ashley’s long track experience counted in the end. He says that root- ing won the game. Miss Eloise Badius’ startling book, “The God Without a Job. Since Volstead,” will be reviewed by William Bodley, our literary critic, at a later date. For Sale—One dairy in excellent condition. Apply to M. Butterfield. Hon. Edward Browne will speak at Clifford Clute’s Pavilion on “The Most Beautiful Color on Earth,” next Saturday. Mademoiselle M. Hare—Shampoo a specialty.—Advt. A favorable verdict was rendered the eminent jurist Guy King in the case of Fen- wick vs. Madden. Miss Fenwick, when interviewed by Donald MacLeod, our cor- respondent, gave out the following statement for publication: “Isn’t it Madden ing?” Asa glowing personal tribute to Irene Fox and Ruth Farmin. Roland Wight has at last made public his clever song hit, “Don’t try to box ’em while they’re Farmin’.” l our manager Louis Brockington has announced that Senoritas Wilma Fenner and Dorothy Gloyd will sing “Sweet and Low” at the concert this evening. The manager is evidently unfamiliar with the voices of the two divas. Rumor has it that they will be accompanied by Angeline Galiardo on the harmonica and Wilma Henry on the jazz flute. Leila Robbins and Lillian Yassar will sing “Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep.” Miss Shizuko Hironaka has been appointed manager of the complaint department of Keegan’s 5, 10. and 15 cent store.