Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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BUCK UNE

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TS 0 PSH A SN 5A 5. 'Q n G. L. 'I he dark, silent type, Wcarer of green crash, Familiar with lootballs- A student, too. F. B. He had a rendezvous with Clark Each afternoon at three, To repeat Whitman, Lanier too, A student, you can see! C. L. The Swedes of yore have nothing on this tall, blond boy. His bear-like walk and de- termined talk depict a strict and conquering soul. He never, what's more, fails to make evermore sales- annually . L. L. All he neeus is a tree to climb in, a breeze to urge him on, and he'll give a cry that will vie with Tarzan's best. D. R. A potent force in every Senior A meeting, he never strikes without warning, always clears his throat before making a majority decision. S. P. Who dons bright yellow raiment To catch the ladies' eye, And runs like heck To save his neck When a femme date draws nigh? J. M. The gent looks like Nappy And is swell when he's happy In his five feet, one and a quarter. He's in the R. O. Where his rank isn't low, Clark, tho' don't think he oughter. B. J. There is a boy with a mind of his own Who walks in these Loman halls, And if you'd but ask He'd show you a mask That he hangs on the dressing-room walls J. P. Talk about your rainbows, This lad quite beats them all, With yellow shirts and wine-hued cords, Object of eyes in the hall.

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IN MEMORIAM FRANK B. DOYLE The lonely beach stretches Far and desolate in reach of seag But the kindly thought that was a man Has found the tides inviting.