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

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The Madrono 1 1 NAME DESCRIPTION Morro 1938 Sanford, Marian Blonde fpermanentj Boo! Boo Hoo! Schanback, Josephine Dents Three or four times Reno Schroeder, Evelyn Schutte, jack Shreve, Virginia Smith, Emily Snyder, Cedric Stone, Claudia Sumner, Elizabeth Thompson, Ardel Thompson, Robert Townley, Jane Van Horne, Harry Vernier, Robert Wilson, Carl Wilson, Dorothy Zeiber, Harvey Vlahos, George 1281 Well, well, well The fifth horseman Bonnie Lassie fMisjleading lady The exquisite Perdita The Great Stone Face Tiny We decided not to Miss Melvin's playmate Mona Lisa Trek man Naughty Wild plunger Tennis racket floudj W Stacomb twins The other half 1, - J F' . ,. , mhns...zLQi-1' r- f -':l'NlMa:4 -- ', Irrelevant and immaterial It will be a good game Me, too What'll I do? I ain't got none A rolling stone gathers no moss Oh, by the way Let come what may I'm on my way Give me credit for a little sense Mama said not to Long live the king! My shoulders are broadg I can bear it Why d'ja do that? I'm another So are you Bargain chaser joan of Arc Il Maid of honor Parisian coiffeur Janitor Rock of Ages Rachmaninoff Prima Donna Hanging 'round Trustv Sahara Sheik Conductor Milk-man, Somebody's stenog Fillum Magnate The last word!

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1 1 The Madrono NAME DEscn1PT1oN Morro 1938 Jarvis, Francis Palmolive Where's Pop ? Lyric soprano Johansen, Margaret Fill it in yourself Fiddle-dee-dee Chaperone Kaetzel, Jack History has no equal I don't know why I say this, but- No. 179358 Keeble, Robert Kennedy, james Kinkead. David Knudsen, August Larson, Willard Lawshe, Jay Leech, George Lemmon, Dwight Lesh, Dorothy Leung. Hin Lyon, Lucille McFeeley, Horace McLachlan, Doris McLane, Verna Manning, Dorothy Martin, Marian Mead, Kathryn Merrill, Carl Meyer, Robert Miller, Frank Morton, james Moore, Elmer Nourse, Elisabeth Olmsted, Frederick Owen, Jack Palmer, William Palmer, Zena Parent, George Parks, jerry Pascoe, john Paulsen, George Peterson, Carl Petersen, Virginia Roberts, Chauncey Rollison, Dorothy Rounsefell, Ruth Weiner-schnitzel Little Boy Blew Vanity Fair Arctic explorer Words fail us! The lost sheep Wild waves Silence is golden Dass iss verr line Where's the other? Peter Piper Rip Van Winkle So Big ! l 10 calories per Maker of dreams Short and sweet Ain't love grand? Los Altos Professor Half pint Snappy Moore and moore Sunny smile Six inches more, please God bless our happy home See you in church There ain't no Santy If you can't be careful, be selective I Olive me alone Step up and call me snappy Brevity is the soul of wit Hey, Lucille In a little garden C'n I borrow your com- pact? I don' wanna I don't think mother will let me, but I'Il try There's the bell I'd rather be bright than be president I'd rather be tight- What did I see in him? I won't do it again I'm a little wild flower Onward and upward Me, I'm good I'll hand it in tomorrow Perfect! Intelligent countenance I'm not as dumb as I look The Demon Rooter Cecil de Mille Contented The great Gallioto Hopeful A noble lad Oh, so small It doesn't matter Buxom, blithe and debonair Big, bad, bold Hungarian Rhapsody Has she got naughty eyes ? Work for the night is coming Look pleasant, please Keep the homefires burn- ing Take my advice Gimme What does it matter? Gimme another shot Let him who will be clever Wipe your feet and come in Now, in my day Paddle your own canoe I told you so Climbing lamp posts Pulling teeth Pulling boners Soap-box orator Ask Frances Eating candy Poet Reaping wild oats Tired Skeezix Musical comedy Graduating from J. C. A date every night 5 calories A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Why d'you wanta know Queen of the Cannibal Isles Prune Magnate Lion tamer e Big Butter and Egg Man Mattress-tester Loafing judge The cuckoo in some- body's clock Foghorn Reducing Canary Rowing on the Styx Campfire girl Plumber Doubling for a cannon A grim relic Treasurer of the peanut gallery We're keeping it dark Stitch! Stitch! Chorine 1 27 1

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1 1 The Madrono Classes The junior, sophomore and freshman classes have been most efficient and smoothly functioning organizations in the past year. Maintaining a high scholastic standing as well as taking active Part in other activities demands a great ability, and many members of these classes do both successfully. Many of our prominent athletes are juniors and a great many juniors have taken active parts in various activities. Although the sophomore and freshman classes are hindered in regard to activities we find a great many helping to make the school better and they give promise of future greatness in the success of their carnival stunts and dances. The following are the officers of the various classesr. Low seniors-Irwin Mac- Monagle, president, Dudley Brown, vice-president and Elizabeth Curran, secretary-treas- urer. High juniors-Fred Fowler, president, Caretta Miles, vice-president, Edith Neff, secretary, and Esther Lemos, treasurer. Low juniors-Dean Stanley, president, Phil Christiansen, vice-president, Harold Schneider, secretary-treasurer. High Sophomores- Otis Moneyhun, president, Rhoda Manning, vice-president, joan Wheeler, secretary, Loretta Partridge, treasurer. Low sophomores--Charles Petrie, presidentg Cecily Jones, secretary-treasurer. High freshmen--Bill Wilson, president, Paul Hanson, vice-presi- dent, Ethel Wallace, secretary, Frances O'Hair, treasurer. Low freshmen-Ben Allen, president: Martha Springer, vice-president, Luke Reed, secretary-treasurer. 129i