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

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M A I) R O N O 29 I, Ralph Waldo Richardson, leave my mechanical genius of making the body and engine of my car stay together to the Wilson twins. I, Jean Roberts, leave behind me—thank goodness—that stray lock of hair that insists on tickling my nose. I, Cephalic de Laursey Rollow. relegate my gymnastic ability to Ruth Collins. I, Francis Joseph Schied, confer upon Dan Hewitt not only my fog-horn voice but also sprightly manners. I, Robert Richardson Sears, feel that it is my duty to leave Don ell McLaugh- lin my superfluous avoirdupois. I, Ruth Elizabeth Silliman, confer my retiring bashfulness upon Madeline Meyers. I, Kathleen Helen Sim, leave my front seat in shorthand classs to joy Lester. I, Emily Holman Slonaker, leave a few of my Stanford men to Elizabeth Hunt. 1, Arthur Almond Smith, leave my checkered sweater to William Roberts, 1. Ruth Tangier Smith, leave my power of taking boys’ subjects and beating them all, to whoever wants to follow me. I, James Lawrence Spinks, turn over to Cloyd Gray the only Los Altos cut- down. 1, Charles Nelson Spinks, although I would like to leave my dreamy eyes, think that it would be better to leave my dramatic tendencies to Mate Gonsolas. 1, Kathryn Stahlmann, will my placid appearance to lial Terwilliger. 1, Frederick Albert Stanton, deposit all my unexcused absences in Mrs, Stewart’s office. I hope she keeps them tenderly. I, Joseph Edward Stearns, hand down to Whitmore Wardergrave my impres- sive bearing. I, Marcus Stedman, leave my domineering manner to future sophomores. I. Robert William Steffens, bestow' my politician pompador upon Dean Torrence. I, Orpha Pauline Stuart, leave my coy way writh “Bobby” to Kathleen Kellogg, 1, Louise Young Tipton, leave my “twinkling” toes to Alice McCracken. 1, Carl Arford Trodson, relegate my deepest tones to John French. 1, Robert V ivian etleson, w ill not leave my renown of being Paly’s infant piano prodigy. 1. Charles Emerson West, leave my lady-killing attitude to Horace Rice. I hope he profits by it and improves by my example. I, Albert Merritt Whitaker, confer my reputation with Miss Strobel upon Kenneth Christiansen. I, Sherman Avery White, will the powder of my voice to send the thrills down the spines of all beautiful damsels to Clarence Borden. 1, George Whitney, bequeath my much-admired beard to Sandy Smith. I, Beverly Baynton Wright, dispose of my “light fantastic toe” to Arthur Catlicart. 1, Fremont Zschokke, leave my name of being Paly High's best tumbler to Doris Darcy.

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