Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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I, Paul Lindgren. will my interest in wimmens to Garry Bowen. I, Reimers Koepke, will my Capitola cottage to the Oral English dep't. I, Elwyn Lundy, will my yell-leading ability to Clinton Zobel. It's not good. but it's snappy. I, Carlton Love. will my love-making way to Miss Ward for future operettas. I, John Manis, will my pugilistic record to the M. E. Sunday School. I. Rolland Richardson, will my ability to paddle my own canoe to Artie Hyde. I. Harry Shirachi. will my basketball ability to Henry Henricksen. I. Francis Silliman, will my complexion to the Palmolive Soap Co. for their ads, 'Keep that schoolgirl complexion. I. Floyd Silliman, will my resemblance to my twin brother, Francis, to Bonita Raymond. I. Leland Brooks, will my knickers to the boys. They. too, should have a nice uniform. I, Arthur Keefe. will my excellent report cards to the reference library. I, Edith James, do will my coquettish ways to Mary Machado. I, Emma Crenshaw, do will my boyish bob to Miss Paulding. I. Carrie Mork. will my blonde locks to 'iSlip Bohnett, reminding him that all blondes are not dizzy. I, Iris Beilby, will Hour interest in the Star Cash Grocery to Paul Obyen- kinda like the name A'Paul. I, Alta Bachar. will my camera to Lowell Cox. I, Eileen Sutherland, do will my French vocabulary to Bud Silvey. He needs it. I. Onalee Faucett, will my desire to be a dramatist to Ming Toy. I, Grace Story. will my interest in Salinas to anyone who will take the responsibility. I. Evelyn Twyman. do will my charm acquired in the Charm School to Velma Wimmer. I, Catherine West, will my baby-like voice, childish manners, and daintiness to Jerry Driscoll. He's too much of a He-Man, I, Frances Ferguson, will my ability to get by in Physics to Beth Ford. I'm afraid she will have to take it over again. I. Olive Schanbacher. will my car to the school, so that it may still lead the rally parades. I, Clyde Gregory, will my interest in women to Justin Handlos. I, Edward Ashcraft, do will my good marks to whoever needs them. I, George Brewington, do will my patience in trying to get an educa- tion to Artie Keefe. It's an educated man who counts! I. Eldon Brewster, will my cornet to the High School Orchestra. I, Stanley King, will my last edition of the Whiz Bang to Maxine McKibben. It's good literature, Max! I, Milton Burdick. will my interest in a certain Sophomore Girl to Robert Pinnegar. Take good care of her until A'We Meet Again. I, Albert Coehlo, will my dreamy brown eyes to the statue in the study hall. Don't be distracted, girls, as the statue isn't real. I, Alden Cox, will my famous smile to the whole Freshman class. I, Eldon Covell. will my latest record, 'AWhy the Fairies Came to Ireland, a gem from the 'AWishing Well, to Maurine Obermeyer. I, Melvin Fay, will 'Amy passionate purple track suit to Kenneth Blohm. Blondes look well in purple. I, Robert Redman, will my lovely form to Maurine Obermeyer. Page Twenty-one

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The Senior Will E. THE class of 1926, being in a rational state of mind, on this twelfth day of June, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty- six, do hereby will and bequeath: To Mr. MacQuiddy our undying gratitude: To Miss Paulding. our class teacher, our loving memories: To the Junior Class our little corner in the new gym, hoping they will not find it as mythical as we did: To the Sophomores the right not to abuse the student body office. To the Freshmen our intellect, reminding them that Hall for one and one for all is a good motto to adopt early in their high school career. Individually we ask that after our departure to the great beyond of clean highways and real gymnasiums the following requests be carried out: I, Mildred Marsh. do will my platonic interest in Mel Forester to Ila Kelly, I. Alida Nielsen, do will my uniform which I dearly love, to Lois MacQuiddy. Be good to it, Lois. It may last a long time. I, Mildred Kirkman, will my argumentative gift to Arthur Rodgers. I, Glendawyn Cox, will my ability to walk home from boat rides to Velma Phenice. I, Rose Moran. do will my boisterous manners to my Junior sister, Bernadine, so that they will remain in the family. I, Helen Nielsen, do will my place in the Scholarship Society to Ernest Arias, as I realize it's the only way he will get there. I. Vera Craemer, do will my speaking voice to the Oral English de- partment so that it may be used over again. I, Lenona Davis. will my strong, determined features to Bob Baker. I, Edna Hill, do will my naughty ways to Artie Hyde. They might help him to get by with the wimmens. I. Evelyn Biddle, do will my homestead, next door to the Gregerson farm. to Floyd Silliman. I, Beth Ford. will my line of aimless chatter to Ruth Wilson, because, like Tennyson's Brook, it should go on forever. I, Rose Lundquist. do will my ability to do Physics experiments to Mr, Handshy, trusting him to dispense them justly to the needy. I, Alta Holm, do will my Chevrolet roadster to the Briggs family- Marian Fay should be a fresh air baby. I, Ira Lindgren, will my negative vote in the assembly to whoever will stand up and say so. I, Charles Spencer, will my Chevrolet to the Girls' Friendly Society. Early morning rides after the games are hard on me, I, Whipple Gregerson, will my sideburns to George Leland. I, Nelson Giberson, will my interest in the Moss Landing Whaling Station to the Colgate Perfumery. Ie, Kenneth Hardy, will my position as Basket Ball Captain to George Kennedy. I, Harold Harker, will my marcel to the missing link. I, Harry Harrison, will my Janitor job to Stephen Scurich. He will have money handy for gasoline. I, Griffith Kirby. will my nickname, Money Bags, to somebody else who wants to make a living. I, Peter Knego, leave my extreme height to Jackie England. We two together will make a good-sized man, Jackiel Page Tuxentg

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