University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T II E 19 3 2 H I S It I L A Class Will—Continued Jane Wilson leaves Acme to its apples. Adelbert Lyon leaves bis noble brow to DeForest Alderman. Hetty Anderson leaves her gum to Katy Haas. John Palmer leaves the science corner to Bruce Brink. Katheryn Robinson leaves her sweet voice to Muriel King. Linn Firestone leaves his business ability to Jim Fitch. Gail Stokes leaves school to appear in the follies. Guy Chase leaves his picture for the hall of fame. Kathleen Hardin leaves her will power to Evelyn Conway. John Williams leaves his satchel to Bob Monahan. Winifred Hermann leaves her giggle to Helen Johnson. Sanford Benson leaves his hair the same color for two months. Etheldreda Jones leaves Joan of Arc in the halls. Kathryn Peebles leaves on time for once. Mort Dittcnhofer leaves his Breeze key inside the office after he has locked the door. Elizabeth Schultz leaves the caps off the toothpaste tubes. Eugene Cults leaves to coach the Notre Dame football team. Gail Peck leaves her little sister to “carry on.” I'd Nelson leaves his big brown eyes to Linda Cook. Eleanor Lathrop leaves her poise to Eileen McCarthy. Don McCree leaves his contagious chuckle to Bud Green. Howard Kittleson leaves the school with eight athletic letters. Helen Primeau leaves her brother in this school. George Goodson leaves his radio to Goodrow Johnson. Margaret Gronewald leaves her studious habits to Hetty Jane Frantz. Allen Poucher leaves his whistle to Amos .Abbott. Elizabeth Johnson leaves her mittens to Betty Peebles. Jim Williams leaves his sideburns to Kenneth Wevl. June Ruben leaves for the South Seas on her yacht. Bill Kuclin leaves the showers running in the Armory. Janet Cummins leaves the “Home Ec” room in charge of Louise Harrows. Fred Malcomson leaves his poetic instincts to any budding geniuses who desire the gift. Clarence 1 lendricks sadly leaves this institution. Corinne I athrop leaves her compact to Barbara Molzahn. Don Rupp leaves his spirit of repartee to Dorothy Spencer. Don 1 larris leaves a trail of broken hearts behind him. The Seniors as a class leave to the coming classes the responsibilities, pleasures, and problems of the school. Also the front seats in assembly, many cups in the trophy case which they have helped win. the captaincy of various athletic teams, and last, but not least, some high standards to live up to in the future. signed CLASS OF ’32. witnesses: Old Man Depression Brighter Days I'agt n (SEAL . ? .)

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