Parker High School - La Reata Yearbook (Parker, AZ)

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kwa Wd! WE, THE CLASS OF 1955, will soon be leaving the hallowed halls of N.Y.C.U.H.S. Upon our departure we must leave behind many dear things that we cannot take out into the world with us, so we leave them to our successors to cherish and take care of. We, the Class of 1955, do bequeath to all Senior classes to come our Senior area to use and to add on to. INDIVIDUAL BEQUESTS: I, Berta Beneyield, will Richard Vanegas to no one. I, Theo M cShane, will the juniors everything they want for they will need it. I, foe Lattie, will my sister Pat my ability to never have any homework. I, Morris Seoada Ir., will all the pretty Fresh- man and junior girls to Jackie Welsh. I, Benny McCabe, will to anyone who can use it my ability to be absent and tardy and get away with it. I, Iames Hamilton, will all sores to Bob Owings. I, Ernest Campas, will lane McCabe to nobody. ' I, Norma Hall, will to the unfortunate jun- iors my Constitution work books. I, Betty Orasco, will Tommy Martinez to Bunlcy Iohnson. I, Hubbard Allen, will to Berkeley Rourke my ability to be a monster in Senior Problems class. I, Eva Burgoz, will to Robert Begay my ini- tiative to come -and work on the Loudspeaker every night. I, Beverly Bloomheld, will my good grades to Iaclc Iohnson. I, Bernardo Bernal, will my beautiful wavy hair to Richard Vanegas. . I, Carol Bowman, will my sympathy to next yearis Senior class Secretary. I, Sheila Smith, will all the Juniors to get their diplomas no matter what. I, Adrian Fisher, will my different colored denirns to Timothy Alcaida. I, Denise Gallaher, will Ruby Coburn my ability to be quiet at certain times. I, Bob Langendorf, will my ability to write a legible hand to anybody who needs it. I, Maxine Polacca, will to all the students in the school my record of good attendance. I, Reba Powell, will my ability to play volley ball to Betty Richardson until she learns how to. I, Frances Castro, will my ability to giggle in class to anyone who can get away with it. I, Marilyn Robinson, will my seat on the bus by the heater to anyone who can get it. I, Lydiann Shields, will my ability to always talk at the wrong time to anyone who can stay alive and do it. I, Ann Wilkinson, will Mr. Ridgeway to any otlice practice girl who works on attendance. I, Verna Massingill, will my ability to get by with anything in Senior Problems to anyone who has a big sister. -19- , ,.., ,, .Mar . .nm-.N , .,,... ,,,, --.,,.,.....,fm

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endaz kwa Wading LOOKING BACK UPON THE YEARS of our school days, the Class of '55 knows that those were their happiest days. To begin, with, ten of us, Gus Torres, Ernest Campas, Denise Gallaher, Katherine Edwards, Bob Langendorf, Eva Bur- goz, Dehlia Martinez, and Reba Powell entered the first grade together at the Parker Grammar school. Q Upon entering the second grade we met Gerald Williams who soon became a member of our happy little groupf When the eager Htle group entered third grade they en- countered Maxine Pollaca, AnnanWilkinson, Theo McShane, and Gloria Martinez who enlarged their number greatly. Fourth grade passed without any new faces, In the fifth grade Carol Bowman appeared among us for the first time, and the class started on a dead run for the sixth grade where we were greeted by Norma Hall and Mike Allen. V I When we came into the seventh grade our number was in- creased considerably by the additions of Berta Benefield, Beverly Bloomfield, Verna Massingill, Morris Sevada and Benny McCabe. With no new arrivals in the eighth grade we Hnally gradu- ated into N.Y.C.U.H.S. Consisting of the largest Freshman Class ever to enter N.Y.C.U.H.S., we welcomed into our numbers many new students from surrounding territory. They were Arlene Holmes, Hubbard Allen, Marilyn Robinson, Betty Orosco, Ioe Lattie, Adrian Fisher, LeRoy Eswonia. As Sophomores we were happy to greet Rufina and Bernardo Bernal, and Glenda and Marvin Holt into our ranks. Finally, as Mighty Iuniors,who gave a superb Prom and Ban- quet we welcomed three new additions, Ed Moritz, Iames Ham- ilton, and Lydiann Shields. As Seniors we' welcomed Leila White, Sheila Smith, and Frances Castro. So is the brief outline of the graduating class of '55 who will always remember N.Y.C.U.H.S. with fondness. -21-