Santa Maria High School - Outrageous Yearbook (Santa Maria, CA)

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Page Eighteen, THEREVIEW1924 .lllUllUU'lllllUlllllIllIlllll Ill. lflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llIIllIllIIMIIIlllllIlllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll' . CLASS 19242 Senior B Prophecy New York, ' ' ' November 3, 1923. Dear Estelyne: ' Q Imagine, if you can, my feelings, when glancing over the personal column 'in the Paper the other morning, as has been my custom since entering this law office, I saw one which requested any one who had graduated from Santa Maria High Sch-ool lwith the class of 192455 to write to a certain box at the office of the paper. Of course I did so, and who do you suppose it was? Frances Arrias. She asked me to call at her h-otel, whichl did, and we had a lovely time talking over old times at Santa Maria. - - ' It seems that Frances and Irene Signorelli are owners of a large dressmaking establishment in Los Alamos. Creations from this shop are seen all over -the world. I ' Frances 'told me news of nearly all the old class. Helen La, Franchi and Evelyn Munger are running a large bakery at Orcutt and are famous the country over for their delicious angel food cake. They give Miss Smith all ,the credit for their success. . Donald Cook is head trainer at the Zoo in Gary, He is wonderfully successful in training the animals. - ' Margaret Graham has become a bare-back rider in the 'largest circus in the World. p She. has justfreturned to her villa at Santa Maria, from a tour of the world, whereshe was sh-own every honor possible in the countries she visited. . Charles Brown is president of the Push'em Automobile Company and claims that -this is the best car made. Betty Vaughn has made a name for herself by her work in cheering up the homesick monkeys in the Zoo at Garey with her old Irish songs. Randall 'Litzenberg operates a chain of five, ten, a.nd fifteen-cent stores in Africa. The natives look on him as a white god and a.re'exceedingIy fond of him. i' Frank Bradford left soon after his graduation for Los Angeles, where he entered the' moving pictures. He worked himself up until he is the best director in the business: Jennie Locarnifni a-nd Barbara. Higgens are two of the most popular ,stars in 'his company. n XA xCleone Plaugher has made her fortune selling Eskimo Pies to the natives Hof Greenland. - ' sw- E-dith Webber is living in.China where she is employed by the American ambas- sador as his.private secretary. ' , T' T 'Paul Oakley has been very successful in running a jitney service between Guadalupe and Nipomo. . - 23: .Richard Oliver has become a renowned specialist and has as his assistant Ruth Ties. Together they have performed some miraculous operations. I Albert Wickenden went to Australia and bought a. large sheep ranch and is now reported to -be one of the richest men on that continent. I Manuel Silva left for Spain immediately after his graduationhfrom high school and became a bull-fighter. He is now the most loved .toredor in all Spain, 'Mabel ,Burwick has become famous as a portrait painter. P l Delinda Silveira is avpopular member of the exclusive society set -of Guadalupe. I Edith Edwards is head buyer for Haslam's Department Store in Santa Maria. She goes to Europe several times a. year to purchase new styles. Carey Morrison has discovered a new method to soften hard water and has made his .fortune from this discovery. l And now,s Freckle , how do you like being a reporter? Isl it as interesting as we used to find it on the news staff of the high school Breeze in the old days? I still take the Santa Maria Times and look forward to reading your fine articles. I ' ' - ' Well, here's luck to you and the rest of the old class. ' ' As ever. I. H.. '24K2

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THE 1924 t Page Seventeen lllllIlllllIllllIIIllIIIIIIIIlIIIllIIIIllIIIIIIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllmIIIIIlIIIllINlllllllllllllllllllllll WMUIWl l11lWlNHii1UW ilhlllllllilllllIllIllllIllIIIIIllllIIlllltllllllllllllllllll llNIlllNlllllfmI Delphine Montez has been engaged to teach in Sisquoc. I Alta Mankins has already found her knowledge of shorthand to be of value to her, as she has been offered the position of court reporter in Nipomo. ' Richard Spencer is going on the stage as a rival to Charlie Chaplin. Berthena Martlett is to be the dancing instructor at all the Los Alamos dances. Kathleen O'Leary is to be the future proprietress of the Princess skating rink. . , Morris Stephan informs us that he has accepted the position of chief clerk in a large candy store in New York. He was able to secure such a position as he has had a great deal of experience selling candy in the S. M. U. H. S. Co-Op. store. Q Mildred Oliver tells us that she is going to remain at home in Santa Maria and attempt to become popular by painting a picture of the Santa Maria river. Louise Pisani is going to Italy to take up the study of voice culture. Leo Tognazzini has accepted the position of conductor on the West Electric Railway, operating between Guadalupe and Santa Maria. Cora Philbrick will resume the duties as postmistress in Gary as soon as school is out in June. Margaret Sword tells 'us that she has had enough of school, but as yet has not announced her future intentions. OI ' 'Paul ,Thomas says that he intends to follow closely in the footsteps of Thomas Edison. Laura Silveria tells us that school worries will no longer be hers, as she is now supporting a diamond. William Cobb is goingto Tia Juana. He is going to be the proprietor of a hot dog stand in that popular city. Teresa Tunnell has made plans to leave soon for an extended lyceum tour of Europe. Allan Dart has given up the idea of being a dentist, as he has been offered the position as animal tamer in Barnes' Circus. 'Edith Tudor has decided to be a nurse. She says that she will gladly prescribe to any or all of our future ills, pains or aches. Alex Gould is to be chief twirler for the Giants during their next season. . Inez Vaughn has opened an Art Shoppe in Betteravia. Gertrude Todd tells us that she is going to settle down to a very quiet life now, as her four years of gay life in S. M. U. H. S. has made a nervous wreck of her.

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THE REVIEW 1924 ' I 1 l Hill ll ll I ll ll llllllllllllll III ll ll lllllll I Ill! llll Illlllllllllllllllll lllIIIIIIllIIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll ll lllll I IIIIIUIIIIIllllllllllllllllhilfll Nil lllllllliillll FRANK BRADFORD Class teams 11,25 Class officers 125 Track 11, 25 Dreadnaught 13. 45 Spanish Club 13, 45 Glee Club 13, 45 H Spanish Club 11. 25 A. G. S. 12, 3, 45 Class Officer 125 Glee Club 115 Senior Play 135 FLEN LA FRANCHI Class Teams 11. 2, 35 Better Speech 135 Basket Ball 125 Pfbillt and Letter' 145 EDITH FIDXVA RDS A. G. S. 12, 3, 45 Spanish Club 12, 3, Blue Mask Club 13 Baseball 115 R. I-1. S. S. 11. 25 Art Editor Snlash' Breeze Staff 13, 45 Better Speech 135 Glee Club 125 Senior Bazaar 135 ! 1 RA NDA LL LITZFNBE H. S. S. 11, 2, 35 Class Teams 11, 35 Breeze Staff 125 Spanish Club 11, 25 CHARLES BROYVN Class President 135 4 5 45 145 RG Class V-President 145 May Queen Contest Officer 3 1 5 Masquerade Committee 12. 35 Student Body Treasurer 135 Student Rody Vice- President 145 ESTFILYNE HUGHES Class Teams 12, 3,45 A. G. S. 12, 3, 45 Officer 135 Class Officer 145 Blue Mask 13, 45 Glee Club 135 Better Speech 135