Phineas Banning High School - Pilot Wheel Yearbook (Wilmington, CA)

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SENIORS SUMMER 30 SPECIAL HONORS Dear Public! This is the foyer of the Banning Theatre and the first night showing of the new, sensational picture Graduation. We're expect- ing any minute the arrival of the cast-the Summer Seniors, who are the honored guests for the evening. Two are here already, both class presi- dents and tres adorables, Monsieurs Gill and Swain. While we wait for the remainder of the celebrities, I'll fill in with some information about this remarkable group of players. Other of their officers and honors are: lst Semester Dennie Driskill Vice President Hazel Patton Secretary-Treasurer Hal White Reporter Earline Frame Social Chairman Mike Doganiere Yell Leader Dennie Driskill Sergeants-at-arms Bert LeDonne Class Teachers Mrs. Thirza I. Grote Mrs. May B. Caffray 2nd Semester Willie Stamper Patty Horgan Ardythe Horney Anna Pedersen Dennie Driskill Ellsworth Lewis Ernest Gill Class Colors Green White Oh! My! How these seniors shine! l CAnybody have an ext of smoked glasses?J Just look at the handicaps they have won: Honor Football Men State Aggie Champs Dennie Driskill Katherine Snyder Bert LeDonne Virginia Boyce Ernest Gill G. A. A. Point Girl Hal White Ardythe Horney C. S. F. Pins Ruth Inglis Mary Swift Katherine Snyder Hazel Patton Ardythe Horney ia pau Student Body President Hal White Ephebians Valedictorian Amer. Legion Awards Ruth Inglis Mary Swift Hazel Patton Ernest Gill E1'l'19Sf Gill Salutatorian Ardythe Horney Really your applause is so thundering, I only wish the Bright Lights of Senior Row would hurry. Oh say, the procession is starting. Let's move over several pages for a better view, what say? Page Tzventy-Two

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Summer, 1930, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, and do profoundly hope that our heirs will be properly grateful for the following bequests: I, HELEN MCGINLEY, bequeath my overwhelming sex-appeal to Evelyn Sawyer. I, BERT LEDONNE, leave my black and tan striped corduroys to Mike Doganiere. We, HARLAND MARSHALL, PETE MEHREN, and SANTFORD THOMPSON, bequeath to the school our secret recipe on how to drive teachers insane. I, BESSIE ROBBINS, leave my collegiate ways to Dorothea Evans. I, EVELYN MOHNS, do bequeath the picture in Locker 103 to anyone not fortunate enough to have seen it yet. I, DENNIE DRISKILL, leave to Harvey Hummell the care of my dusky darling. BILLIE JONES, do leave to Rose McVay my collection of speed tickets. EDWARD BURGESS, bequeath my mechanical ability to Albert Shell. We, CLARENCE ALBERS, WILLIAM BEECHER, and HARVEY BLOUNT, leave our date books to Howard Johnson. ' I, EVAN MITCHELL, bequeath my inferiority complex to Phyllis Sandison. I, WESLEY PATTON, bequeath my following of junior high demoiselles to Ted Aho. We, ROBERT GORHAM and HARRY CALDWELL, leave our little horns to Mr. Hansen. We, ARDYTHE HORNEY and LORAINE HARPER, leave to Joaquin Rivera our collection of assorted peep-peep horns. I, HAROLD SCOTT, bequeath my Lizzie to Marian Groat, that she may be able to furnish her own means of locomotion. I, LOUIS REGAN, bequeath to Alan Soule the privilege of escorting Thelma Lee to her locker. - I, CHARLES SWAIN, leave my ability to hit the basket to Edwin Finn. I, MILDRED SPRINGER, leave my secrets of make-up to Esther Blank. We, RUTH INGLIS and EDITH HARRIS, bequeath our book How To Be Irresistable To The Opposite Sex to Walter Parvin. I, BERNICE KEVILLE, leave my cute tricks to Jean Munroe. I, ELLSWORTH LEWIS, bequeath my curly locks to Arthur Willey. I, EDYTHE WOOD, leave my charming disposition to Katherine Mills. I, KATHERINE JACKSON, bequeath my remarkable ability to weep conveniently to Frances Radford. We, ACHSA POWELL and VIRGINIA MORRISON, bequeath our romantic pasts to Dale McAlary and Janet Harley. We, LEONA JOHNSON and ROMUALDO RABE, leave our come-hither looks to Charles Dupuy and Charlemagne Fuette. I, WILLIE STAMPER, bequeath my curls to the woodshop students to use as wood- shaving models. We, MARY SWIFT and HAL WHITE, bequeath our unfailing devotion to Pet Helm and Sherman Schwartz. We, KATHERINE SNYDER and ERNIE GILL, leave our knowledge of cows 'n things to Sheldon Moomaw and Elva Richardson. I, RAY NEWMAN, bequeath my shrinking-violet manner to Polly Petrovich. I, HOWARD RAPP, leave my taste in neckties to Eddie Anderson. I, HAZEL PATTON, leave my poker-like expression to Lewis Slaughter. I, MAURINE PEDERSEN, bequeath my beauty to Julia Meichelboch. We, VELMA HAMILTON and EARLINE FRAME, leave to the school our hair, to be woven into a Hag of Banning colors. I, GLENNYCE BELTON, leave to Tomika Okura my ability to pound the ivories. I, ELAINE BERGLUND, bequeath my mild disposition to Myrtle Stotts. We, GEORGE SHINNO and RALPH REED, bequeath our joint ownership of a pull with the oiiice to all poor freshmen hereafter. I, MARGARET MILLS, bequeath my cherished line to Ruth Martin, hoping it will do her no harm. I, AMOS SCHNEIDER, leave my flask to Houston Morrison. We, ANNA PEDERSEN and CATHERINE HORGAN, bequeath to the Prune Sorority our maidenly modesty and girlish charm. I, JOE DURAN, leave to all who have received nothing yet one what-you-may-call-it and two thing-a-ma-gigs to divide equally among them. I, I. Pug? Twrniy-four