Yuma Union High School - El Saguaro Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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Girls' League Earn enough money fo buy DONALD NELSON Yuma, Arizona To be 4-F Girls in general Lyres, Drama, Sr. Play Jr. Play DONALD E. NICHOLS Phoenix, Arizona To be a civil engineer Girls who wear Ievis AMS ALBERT O'BRIEN, JR. For? Yuma, California To be a man someday School School F.F.A., AMS, Lefferman ELISA OCHOA lNemoI Yuma, Arizona Firsf woman Presidenf Being grabbed by fhe neck F.H.A., G.A.A., Commercial Leaders Sweefhearf, Girls' League ROBERT OCHOA Yuma, Arizona High school feacher Admif slips Spanish, Key, Wardens, Play, Sr. Play, N.H.S., Boys Sfafe HUBERT ODOM Pkeechobee, Florida Wrifer Democrafs who vofe Republican AMS, Glee RAMON ORTEGA, JR. Yuma, Arizona Eleclronic Engineer Freshmen Track, Lefferman, AMS JEANNE OSBORNE lOzziel Yuma, Arizona The Lord's will Noi' being allowed fo go on band bus wifh Nemo Orchesfra, Girls' League VAN L. OSBORNE Willingfon, Kansas To graduafe Windy Smifh Baseball, Drama, Jr. Thespians LILLIE OWEN Bowie, Texas To be a bookkeeper Men wifh musfaches Girls' League DONNA PENNEY New Orleans, Louisiana Whaf's fhaf? Suede iackef of P.K. F.H.A. ERNIE PINA Yuma, Arizona Sfav ouf of service Girls who don'f dance AMS, Lefferman, Baseball ALLEN POOL lSesl Oaknole, California To play baskefball Girls who cry The-rmomefer sfaff, AMS I DOROTHY LEE RAY lBefween Winiwood and Elmore -Cify on Wild Horse River in , I Oklahoma, of course Jr. Play 'To affend Wesf Poinf I 1 People who don'f like skafing 'Jr.-Sec., Therm. sfaff, Wardens ' G.A.A., OES., Sfudenf Secrefar! Sfuclenf Council RICHARD ROUTENBERG Newark, New Jersey Hobo King of fhe world Cops who give me fickefs AMS AL REDONDO Lcs Angeles, California A girl friend wifh 5 million Girls wifh Ievis high Tennis, AMS OSCAR RENRON F.B.I. Agenf Kids who fhink fhey're DONNA RICE Pnoenix, Arizona To drag in mom's car Lillian Leafhers smarf ORTON CRAIG SORENSON Salf Lake Cify, Ufah Professional baseball player Coaches who make life miserable Foofball, Baskefball, Baseball Key Club, Presidenf of AMS., Leffermen JURL RAYMOND SOUTHERLAND lRockl Healdfon, Oklahoma To go fo college Peddle Pushers Foolball, Key Club, Baseball Leffermen MARGIE STADLER Lynbrook, Long Island, Lafin, Sec.-Commercial Leaders New York CARRIE RICHARDS San Dingo, California To be a nurse A cerfain boy Bowling, Lafin, F.H.A., Glee Girls' League BEATRICE RICE Bard, California Housewife DICKI ROBERTS Marmaduke, Arkansas Presidenf of U. S. School AMS, Spanish, Lefferman N.H.S., Baseball, Baskefball JAY ROHRBOUGH Wellfon, Arizona To pass everyfhing Girls MARY ALICE ROJAS Yuma, Arizona Gel a scholarship for college Ari F.H.A., Girls' League MARY ANN RUSHIN Kingman, Arizona To be a feacher Teachers who hafe fo give I's Lyres, Band, Girls' League FRANCES SANDATE Yuma, Arizona To go away from Yuma Bookkeeping 'leacher F.H.A., Girls' League JEANETTE SANDER Long Beach, California Dress Designer Cigareffe ashes in dishes Girls' League LEO SANTA CRUZ Yuma, Arizona Jer Pilof Feebleifis Lefferman, Foofball Track, Spanish, AMS JAY DEE SCHMUECKER Cedar Rapids, Iowa Engineer Teachers in general Publicify Mgr. lsfudenf bodyl Key Club freasurer, Warden's Vice-Presideni, Thespians Drama, N.H.S., Spanish, AMS DUANE SHEPARD Buckeye, Arizona Sfay ouf of fhe army Sfop Iighfs JACOUELINE SNYDER Trenfon, Missouri To go fo college Twirp Seaon Lyres, F.H.A., Spanish Q CGI' MARLENE MARGARET STAHL Yuma, Arizona To be happy all my life Pop quizzes F.H.A., Pep Club, Drama Club Thespian Jr. Play, Program EULALA Beardon, A good s, Tennis feam Sr. Play, Girls' League chairman McDOWELL STEWART Oklahoma bookkeeper or sfenographer People who fhink fhey're cuie BOBBY STONE Yuma, Arizona Go wifh a differenf girl every nighf Nice Girls Foofball, Leffermen, AMS ARTHUR FRANK SUROVIC Oak Park, Illinois Engineer Teachers ROCHELLE STUBBLEFIELD Douglas, Arizona Nurse Narrow-minded people JAMES TAYLOR Arkansas Air Force BOBBY E. TAYLOR Albuqurque, New Mexico To make a million dollars Girls who don'f know how fo dress Foofball, Baseball, Basekefball AMS, Leffermen SOCORRO TERRONES Yuma, Arizona Nurse The walks ouf fo A and B F.H.A., Girls' League DON TREMPER Evansville, Indiana General in fhe Foreign Legion Teachers J.V. Baskefball, AMS DELIA TORRES Somerfon, Arizona To be a cerfain sailor's wife People who are preiudiced Spanish Club, F.H.A. Girls' League MARY LOU TRIGG Tucson, Arizona To see a woman become presidenf Affendance offices Lain Club, Spanish Club Pep Club, Drama Club Vice- presidenf, OES, Sophomore Represenfafive, EI Saguaro Ad Manager, Drama play DORTHULA L. TRUHITTE Bufferfield, Missouri To be a secrefary 1 Homework F.F.A., Girls' League DONALD CHARLES TUHACEK Chicago, Illinois To be well known Girls who break dares JOSEPHINE URTUZUASTEGUI Somerfon, Arizona Currenl' evenfs F.H.A., Pep Club, N.H.S. Spanish Club, Girls' League JIMMY VENEGAS Yuma, Arizona , Jef Pilol' Cross counfry BEATRICE ELLEN WALDIE Lansing, Michigan Telephone operafor Girls who giggle F.H.A., Lafin Club AI..LEN WAH Porffownded, Washingfon Aircraff draffsman Siffing in fhe fronf row LAWRENCE WALL Salf Lake Cify, Ufah Don'l' have any Slow drivers A.M.S. ROSEMARIE WHEELER Yuma, Arizona CENSORED lHa Hal People who don'f know fhey wanf buf fry fo anyway Thermomefer, F.H.A., Spanish Pep, Drama Club BETTY WHITTLE Imperial, California To, be happy Conceifed people Girls' League CAROL WHITE Yuma, Arizona To grow up The uncanny way fhe school arranges a cerfain boy's classes so far away from mine Spanish, Commercial Leaders N.H.S. secrefary, Lyres freasurer Wardens, Sophomore MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Yuma, Arizona Thaf would be felling People who wanf me fo fell Pep, Sophomore class secrefary Senior Class secrefary, Jr. F.H.A. Treasurer, OBS, Jr. Represenfafive fo Girls' League council JANET WILLIAMS Yuma, Arizona To see Becker again Boys who are girl hafers Commercial Leaders, Girls' League CHARLES WAYNE WOODS Decafur, Illinois Federal agenf Girls Tennis, Baskefball, A.M.S. ETHEL YARWOOD Yuma, Arizona Housewife People who borrow paper F.F.A., Pep Club, Commercial Leaders, Sr. affendanf fo Campus Queen whaf fake

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LEAH KATHERYNE HALL lKa'lhyl Texas To be a good wife and mofher Senior Problems F.H.A., Girls' League J. PAT HAM Lampasses, Texas Always wanled 'lo lhrow an egg in a 'Fan Work F.F.A., lrack, A.M.S. JAMES BUNARD HARDY Yuma, Arizona To be firsl man shol lo lhe moon in a cannon Thinking up pel peeves 'For ilhe annual Sr. class presidenl, Jr. class vice-presidenl, N. H. S. vice- presidenl, Sr. play, Drama play, Wardens, Drum Maior, A.M.S., Thespians, Spanish club, Lyres Club SHIRLEY ANN HONAKER Hunlingfon, Wesl' Virginia Family of six boys Conceifed girls Girls' League ROBERTA SUE HARPER Garden Cily, Kansas To be a secrelary Girls' League, Sr. class play BOB HARMAN Anaheim, California Farmer Freshmen F.F.A., A.M.S., Lyres THURMAN WILLIAM HART lBiIll Phoenix, Arizona To own a car 'lhal will run Frehmen Key Club, Band, Presidenl' of Lyres club VILLA MAE HEFNER Yuma, Arizona Singer Tall men F.H.A., Girls' League Operefla JAMES ALLEN HEADINGTON Yuma, Arizona Foofball coach Hislory 'leachers Vice-presidenf of Fishermen, Lellermen, A.M.S. NOR.'...'C...4 HIATT lNemol Marian, Indiana Sailor and good husband GoI darn, I'm sorry! Key Club, Drama Club Lyres, A.M.S. DOLORES HIGUERA lDodiel Yuma, Arizona Physical Ed Teacher Tommy Drysdale Presidenl of Girls' League, G.A.A., Pep Club, Wardens, Spanish Club, F.H.A., Songleaders, Jr. allendanl' and Campus Queen ROGER HODGES lNoodlel Sanla Ana, California To do good in wha-lever I fry People who are loo big for lheir brilches Spanish Club, Drama Club, Drama Club play, Jr. play Sr. play, Thespians GENE IRVIN Somerlon, Arizona Crop dusfer pilol' Noi' flying, for dang sure Band, Lyres, Key club A.M.S. EVE MARIE JACKSON Albuquerque, New Mexico Secrelary Temporary buildings G.A.A., Girls' League, F.H.A. DAVID JOHNSON Chicago, Illinois Make a million before I'm 35 People who run down fhe CAP F.F.A., Jr. play, Sr. play MILDRED JOHNSON Somerlon, Arizona To be a nurse My 6+h period class Girls' League, F.H.A. BARBARA ELLEN JONES Yuma, Arizona To be a nurse Geomelry F I'l.A.. G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross Girls' League LOUISE EVELYN JONES Yuma. Arizona Beau+ician Girls' League MARY SUE JONES Yuma, Arizona To nrow 6 inches lupl Senior Enqlish leacher's pop quizzes Spanish Club, Drama Club, G.A.A., Commercial Leaders, Wardens, Pep Club, N.H.S. Jr. play ELVIN BUDD KELLY Foil Yuma, California Successful farmer Keeping my shoes shined F.F.A., Lyres, A.M.S. DONA KEIL Conrad, Monlana Cancer? violinisl Foo+ball players Orchesfra, Girls' League JAMES KEYES Clin'l'on, Missouri Eleclronic Engineer Parenls who demand l'ha'l you know a girl a year before you lake her oul' Jr. play, Key Club, Sr. class play, Lyres DONNA JEAN KISSEL Fall Cily, Nebraska Primary +eacher Teachers who won'+ give I's Spanish Club, F.H.A., Girls' League. Band, Secrelary of Lyres, Sr. play MARY JANE KNEELAND Phoenix, Arizona To become a designer Teachers who gang up and give lesls on 'lhe same day ' N.H.S., Spanish DEAN KUHNS lSugl S+. John, Michigan To make money Homework Band, A.M.S. ALBERT LAGUNA Yuma, Arizona A male secrelary Draff board Key Club, Thermomeler RICHARD LASH Flagslafl, Arizona Wcrk wi+h radios Nol being able +o slay up on Salurday nighfs A.M.S. LILLIAN LEATHERS Pocahonlas, Arkansas To drive Ronnie's car Sieve Girls' League FELIPA LECHUGO Yuma, Arizona Bookkeeper Civic Exams Lyres, F.H.A., Girls' League BROOKS LEE Somerlon, Arizona CaHIe rancher Someone lo argue when I'm serious and 'Ihey're no+ Track, F.F.A., Lellermen BARBARA LeROY Oak Park, Illinois SaI+ miner in Lower Slobovia Ugly boys Girls' League, Commercial Leaders ,Drama Club JERRY LORANCE Yuma, Arizona To make a I in Sr. Problems People F.F.A. NUVIA GARCIA LUGO Somerion, Arizona Siewardess Characlers Spanish Club, Girls' League ALEX O. MAGDALENO Yuma, Arizona Graduale wilh class of '53 Army A.M.S. BETTYE JO MALONEY Dew Drop, Tennessee To be a good housewife Smarl-aleck 'freshmen Pep, Girls' League, F.H.A. WILLIAM CRUZ MAROUEZ Los Angeles, California Coach Drafl' call Fooiball, Lellermen, Asislanl- J .V. 'folball coach MARY ANN MARKS Canlon, Missouri To be a slave +o a man People who say Gad Girls' League .IIMMIE GENE MARSHALL Forl' Worlh, Texas Engineer Drafl' Boards Sludenf Body Pres., N.H.S. Lellermen. Key, Sudenl' wifh me Council, Baseball, Baskelball, Chmn. Cifizen Com. FLORINE MARTIN lFIossiel Eldorado, Oklahoma To see +he world Boys wilh lines a mile long G.A.A., Girls' League NELL MARTINEZ Yuma, Arizona Secrelary Noi' being able Io use l'he new buildings Spanish, Girls' League NEIL MILLER IApel Phoenix, Arizona Chemical Engineer Slupidness in ofher people Fisherman, Key-Pres., Lellerman Lafin-Pres. FRANK D. MIRANDA Yuma, Arizona Mechanic and musician English Foolball manager MARY MAY McBRIDE Holchkiss, Colorado Diefician I000 word 'Ihemes Pep, G.A.A., F.H.A. Girls' League JOHNNIE MCCLENDON lCoolerl Waxahachie, Texas Missionary Tucked-in swealers F.H.A., Girls' League MARY LYN MCELROY Wealherford, Texas Journalisl Recalcilranf Males N.H.S., Thespians, Drama La'l'in, Jr. Play, 81 S. Sr. Play, Ed. Thermomeler Lyres EDMOND MCMORRIS Yuma, Arizona To live 'lo be 30 Sall mines of Y.U.H.S. AMS CLETA McPHERSON Elk Ci+y, Oklahoma To be a good wife and molher and slill keep a iob Drivers around Yuma F.H.A., Girls' League JoANN HOPE MITCHELL Coleaine, Minnesola Airline hosless Gum snappers Drama, Sr. Play, Glee Girls' League, Models GEORGENA MONTIGNANI Brokklyn, New York To run an old maid's home near Wesl Poinl Bachelors who are delermined fo slay bachelors Pres.-G.A.A., Thermomeler N.H.S., Pres.-O. 81 S., Drama BERNARDO MORALES Yuma, Arizona Go fo college afler Air Force Teachers and pop quizes Spanish, Lellerman, AMS MARY LOUISE MORALES Somerlon, Arizona Beauiician Hey JaneII F.H.A., Spanish, Girls' League THOMAS AUSTIN MOSS Wilcox, Arizona To beef lhe drall' Parenls Boys Slale, N.H.S.

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We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-three, being of sound mind and good iudgment, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, in which we bequeath to the poor dears who will follow us the following cherished and most valuable characteristics and possessions: RAYMOND ACHESON-my place in school to the next innocent person. ANDREW AHUERO-my dirty gym sox lautographedl to Roy and Gilbert. ARCELIA AQUILAR-all my good times and Giggles to Rosie, Frances, and Mar . ALFRED IALDAY--my managers iob to some poor senior who doesn't make the football team. LUPE AMAVISCA-my M credit to Dolores Cortez to use as she chooses. DONNA AMSTUTZ--to the underclassmen my school spirit and the ability to make anyone within hearing distance deaf. DOROTHY ANDERSON-to Dorothy Krackenberger all the fun I've had my senior year. ARMIDA ARAZA-all the vast knowledge I have attained in Civics to those poor iuniors. MARY LU BAHAM-I couldn't will what I wouda willed so I iust will my will. ALICE BARRIENTOS-to Maggie B. and Dodie C. my car in hopes that they use it to the best advantage. FRANCES BARRIENTOS-my ability to go around with track stars to any girl who cannot get Jap, and myself to Lionel Daniel. EUGENE BEAUDIN-to Jess Denman the first gear out of my old car. AMELIA BEDOYA-better grades than I had to my niece, Lydia. BETTY BICKERS-all the unused test tubes and lab equipment to the future chemistry classes. RUTH BLAIR-to Dorothy Noland all the excuses I have used for tardiness. MARY BOSSER-to Mr. Winters a pair of levis for Rodeo Week. MARY LOU BOWER-to all of you the new buildings, and the new Home Ec. department. BARBARA BRANDON-all the fun I've had the past two years to the new iuniors. JAMES BRIGHT-to some freshman dear ole Y.U.H.S. GWEN BURGE-to my sister and Helen's sister all the 5's they can get in school. BOBBY BURKS-my seat in Civics to some smart Junior. CLAUDETTA BURKS-to Martha Ogle my great ability to be late to classes and get by with it. BOB BROWN-to my dearly beloved chemistry teacher I leave my know- ledge of the field of chemistry, which is written in the dust of the historic chemists. CHARLES BURTCH-my grades to Jack Smith. DORIS BUSSEl.L-the seat in Civics farthest away from the teacher to Jimmy Spencer. DICK BYRD-to Frog Headington my place on the '53 Football team. MARTIN CALZADA-my superior knowledge to Willie Corea. OLGA CANO-to r'v cousin Maroaret Lopez, my broken and battered drum sticks for her to use as she desires. JACKIE CHAPMAN-to some poor iunior my seat in the far corner of the Senior Problem Class. JACK CHOATE-all my test papers to the iuniors. JACKIE COHEA-to Norma the right to stay out of trouble. TOM CRAMP-to all the girls, my address Iphonebookl. WANDA COOK-to the teachers of Y.U.H.S. I leave my sister and my deepest sympathy. SHIR'EY CROW-to any High School girl my ability to have good clean fun and still enioy it. CLYDE CUMING-nothing worth willing. MIKE CUNNINGHAM-tighting spirit to some lazy player who makes the basketball varsity next year. ROSEMARY CYPERT-all the good luck she will need to my sister, Audry, and my stack of books to any one who wants to carry them. LIONEL DANIEL-half of my intelligence to a poor freshman who will need it for his next four years. ERNIE DECORSE-to Mr. Winters some bright student who will earn a I. MARILYN DEMALINE-to Bobby Lutes all the trouble he can get into. IDA DENTON-my place in geometry class to my beloved sister, who is iust barely struggling through algebra. VIRGINIA DICUS-my 5 in civics to Cohea and Whittle next year. TOM DRYSDALE-to Bill Black all the 5's I made in Civics. LUCY ECHAVARRI-to Helen Hurtado my bird brain in opening my com- bination lock. DORA EDDINGS-all my l's to Evelyn. MYRNA ELLIS-my button nose to Rosalie Robles. NINA ESCALANTI-my ability to get out of Hi in 4 years to Freshmen. JOHN ESPINOZA-to Fred Bradshaw my bass horn and to Mr. Havins my daily attendance record to remember me by. EILEEN FASSETT-to Joyce and Sharon all my troubles. RONALD FRANS-to all the freshmen the fun I've had in High School. JOSEPH FRENCH-my excellent grades to the Freshmen. BILL FULTON-my poor grades to Bob Davis. BOB GARCIA-the fire escapes in hotels to Lino. HOUSTON GATLIN-the school to the whole iunior class. MAEZEL GIVENS-to Sue Huddleston my ability to get in trouble so often. LEONA GILLEY--to Rosalie and Elaine my part of the fun we've had on band trips. CONCHITA GOMEZ-my bottle of peroxide to Juanita Gonzales. EVELYN GRAY-to Tina Denton a 3 year supply of prop-wash. KATHY HALL-all of the fun I had in my senior year to Kathleen. CAROLYN HAM-to Rosalie-the El Saguaro , the whole staff, and our sponsor. They're all yours now. Good luck. PAT HAM-to Tom Drysdale all the popcorn in Kansas City. WILEY HAMLIN-all my civic notebooks to some pretty iunior girl. BUNARD HARDY-to Nelson and all my other classmates who will still be around at this time next year, I leave my precious draft exemption. BOB HARMAN-no will. SHIRLEY HONAKER-my mother's ability to make me finish school to Elva Reid's mother. ROBERTA HARPER-my Sr. Problems Class to all poor unfortunates. BILL HART-my moustache to Elaine in hopes that it will help her with her horn playing. JIM HEADINGTON-to my brother Frog my ability to get along with the coaches and to look after my girl. VILLA HEFNER-to Janet Kuhns my wonderful voice. NORMAN HIATT-all the insurance on my clunk to Jeanne-the clunk, too. DOLORES HIGUERA-to my brother Jimmy, all the good times I had in my 4 years at Y. U. H. S. ROGER HODGES-my ability to be a party pooper to Anita Warden. GENE IRVIN-to Leo Land my old sax reed. EVE JACKSON-my so-called tidiness to anyone who has to crowd into Y. U. H. S.'s deluxe lockers. DAVIDRJOHNSON-my 250 acres of the Sunshine Farm carrot patch to abbit . MILDRED JOHNSON-to Melba Elrod my nickname, Millie . BARBARA JONES-to my sister my geometry book. LOUISE JONES-my big words to Lena Long. SUE JONES-the hole in my desk in B-2 to Patsy Rogers. ELVIN KELLY-my happy days in school to the next freshman who comes along. DONA KEIL-my first chair in violin to anyone who can stand it. JIM KEYES-my phenomenally good luck in never getting stuck in one of Specks' classes to next year's iuniors and seniors. JEANNE KISSEL-to Ronnie Jones my place as one of the solo clarinets in the Band. IAlso my deepest sympathyl. M, J. KNEELAND-my I0 pound tughj English book to Merilyn Matts. DEAN KUHNS-my clarinet to some lucky kid who likes to practice. ALBERT LAGUNA-to some unlucky typing student my typewriter in S-23 that always makes mistakes 'IRI-'Z7S+ . RICHARD LASH-all my possessions fone can of orange iuice, and a key! to anyone who wants them. LILLIAN LEATHERS-my shorthand book to anybody who wants it. FELIPA LECHUGA-to Rosa my extra credits so she may graduate. BROOKS LEE-my future happiness to Miss Shirley Crouse, future Mrs. Brooks Lee. BARBARA LeROY-my Texan to anyone who thinks they can get him. JERRY LORANCE-all the knowledge I have acquired in my four years here to anyone who wants it fit's priceless.I NUVIA LUGO-Y. U. H. S. I! ALEX MAGDALENO-to the following class: success. BETTYE JO MALONEY-to Harriet Kelsey enough egg sandwiches to last her through her senior year. BILL MARQUEZ-my draft notices to the next lucky senior. MARY ANN MARKS-my ability to catch a boyfriend to any girl who needs it. JIM MARSHALL--to Kenneth Marshall my ability to play baseball. Ito try, at Ieastl. Fl.ORlNE MARTIN-to Billy Lutes my biology book since he never has one. NELL MARTINEZ-to Rachel Santini my genius brain. NEIL MILLER-the green demon to Vomocil. FRANK MIRANDA-my desk in A-8 for someone to write on. MARY M.cBRlDE-all the trouble I've had in Sr. Problems to the next year's seniors. JOHNNIE McCLENDON-my seat in Civics. MARY LYN MCELROY-to O. D. Gilley a wink and to the new Seniors, 3 pairs of arms and legs, because they'll need them to do everything. EDMOND MCMORRIS-my bowling arm to my sister, Beatrice. OLETA McPHERSON-my ability to get along with Home Ec teachers to Cynthia Lorang. JO AIBIN MITCHELL-to the Senior English teacher my brothers, Larry and ean, GEORGIE MONTIGNANI-to Kenneth King my battered flying log and a paper bag. BERNAARDO MORALES--my ability to get along with people to Manuel GTTTOS. MARY LOUISE MORALES-my good times and fun to Mary Gutierrez. TOM MOSS-a '53 ring to a certain '55 girl. DON NELSON-mine and Bunard's talents in singing and writing songs on band trips to any band member. DON NICHOLS-my ability to make a coming student, Robert Rider. ALBERT O'BRIEN-my shoulder pads to he will make good use of them. ELISA OCHOA-my brother, Ralph, his BOB OCHOA-four years ot work and HUBERT ODOM-all my old bottles and corks to Everett Autry Long. and Whip Wilson Spurlock who collect them. RAY ORTEGA-to those unfortunate iuniors my place in Civics. JEANNE OSBORNE-Little Foogy the experience of cleaning out lockers that are occupied by five people. VAN L. OSBORN-my seat in Civics to Pee Wee Brooks. LILLIE OWEN--to any one who wants them, all my good grades. ERNIE PINA-my mistakes to all the coming seniors. ALLEN PTOOL-all my good fortune to my little brother who will be here nex year. DICK ROUTENBERG-my black Ford to anyone who will wash and polish it while I am touring the world as a hobo. straight 5 average to that up and my brother, Chuck, with hopes that sox he let me use in P. E. fun to the entering Freshmen. LmTHTRgi4tF Rosalie and June I leave this parting word, HA!' AL REDONDO-to my tennis coachiimficket and 5hUE'S'SV'hE earn how to play the game, OSCAR RENDON-to all seniors the ioy that comes from taking speech. DONNA RICE-H. R. to anyone who wants him. CARRIE RICHARDS-to class of '54 the good times that I have had. BEATRICE RIOS-all my good grades to my brother. DICKIE ROBERTS-some of my brains to Dixie Pitts, she needs 'em. MARYd.ALlCE ROJAS-my ability to get along with Igoys to Soccoro Car- inas. MARY ANN RUSHIN-to any student the fun and fellowship I have had with other Christian kids. JEANETTE SANDER-my ability to laugh real early in the morning to Bobby Spatig fone real sad guyl. LEO SANTA CRUZ-to James Jap Fernandez my one year of eligibility I have left. JAY SCHMUECKER-to Tommy Crowe the ability to win when matching Def'lI'IleS. DUANE SHEPARD-my ability to play pool to all of the girls in the Junior class. JACKIE SNYDER-my extra credits to any unfortunate failure. CRAIG SORENSEN - to Coach Kelly all the baseballs I have acquired throughout 4 years. ROCK SUTHERLAND-my friendliness to some iunior boy who can live up to it. MARGE STADLER-my shy and quiet manner to my sister, Eileen. CONTINUED ON PAGE I42