Widney High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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REMEMBER WHEN . . . The science classes went to the observatory. . . . Some of the students went to the opera. . . . Students went to the art exhibit. . . . Miss Stewart started playing records in rest. . . . When a dog visited Widney. . . . The Nobles went to the cabin. . . . We had a Christmas party. . . . Mr. Perez and Miss LaVine danced at the Hal- loween party. . . . Widney students had their first real annual. . . . Students had their ID pictures taken. . . . Widney had Cotton Day. . . . The Freshmen had a Record Hop. . . . Florinda came to Widney. . . . The typing classes typed to music. I . . .We had a student visitor from Hamilton High. 2 . . . All the clocks at Widney were off. 3 . . .A certain student typed a number on a sub- stitute's back. 4 5 6 7 I PREDICT 8 . . . Naomi Witt will become a great artist. 9. . . . Robert Roath will become a television announ- cer for a used car dealer. 10 Theresa Bruno will become a female Luberace Robert Lopez will be swimming instructor at the YMCA. Beverly Southerland will become a good house wife and mother. Roy Anderson will get married and stay at home with his 12 kids and baby sit. Misako Oshiro will become a world famous chef. Norman Brown will marry one of the chorus girls in his night club. SENIOR TEN TOP TUNES Sixteen Tons Chain Gang Only You He Moments to Remember Tutti Frutti Night Owl Memories are Made of This 99 Years in the Penitentiary Adorable

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SENIOR WILL We, the Aristocrats, Winter '56, of Dr. Joseph Pomeroy Widney High School, de- clare this to be our last will and testament, revoking all others. I, Norm Brown, leave to Eddie Edwards the Air Polution Center. To Mike Karana- sos, I leave all the nights of dawn. To Di- Ann Blackett, I leave all the talks we had in study. To all the members of the faculty and staff, I leave my thanks for making my stay here as pleasant as possible. I, Naomi Witt, will my quietness to Al zetta and Phyllis. I will my willingness to learn to whomever needs it the most. I will my height to Geraldine Crane. I will my senior A seat to a future senior. I will my locker to someone who hasn't one. I, Bob Lopez, will two telephone num- bers to Mike. To Alex, I will a bottle of milk. To Reggie, I will Alzetta. To Rose- mary, I will Mike. I, Misako Oshiro, leave for Joan and Carmen, another girl to have her hair pulled. To Nathan Smith, I leave my favor- ite ping-pong paddle. I'm sure it will make him a world champion. To Barbara Cal- houn, I leave the iob of librarian which she wants so badly. To Joe, Bobby and Suzann I will my shadow, to be with you and gab with you forever. To Mrs. Carlson and the rest of the faculty, I leave my sin- cere thanks for all the help and under- standing they have given me in the last three years. I, Roy Anderson, leave the pictures in my locker to Benford Lane. To Loretta Hum- mell, I leave the conversations we had on bus 38. To John Reed, I will my place in the journalism class. To Linda Willey, I leave my seat on the bus. To Valerie Lewis and Janice Woo, I leave the crazy times we had in art craft. I, Theresa Bruno, leave my locker num- ber 77 to Claron Earl, and hope he can put as many books in it as I did. To Mrs. Ernsberger and Miss Steele, I leave my appreciation to all the help they have given me in English. To Mrs. Carlson, I leave thanks for the kindness she has given me. To Frances Wilhelm, I leave all my ex-boyfriends. To Joan Wagner and Rita, I leave my golden slippers. I, Beverly Southerland, leave my locker number 121 to Dan Clancy and hope he can cram more books into it than I did. I will my science to Merry Lou Fellows. I leave my seat on the bus to DiAnn Bloc-- kett. I will my English to Claron Earl, and my senior problems to Janet Ryberg. To all the teachers, I leave my best wishes and sincere gratitude for their kindness and help they have given me since I came to Widney. I also wish to thank Mrs. Young for her help. I, Robert Roath, leave the wish that Mrs. Currin will not have any more students like me to contend with. I leave my seat on the bus to Polly Rambo. To Mrs. Carlson, I leave my senior problems books and my best wishes for her happiness. To Miss Dougherty and all the teachers, I leave my sincere thanks and gratitude for helping me in my stay here at Widney.