Albany High School - Cougar Yearbook (Albany, CA)

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4393 , 1' x I e 6. y s ' Q :V 5 X A I l LE ROY BANKS Good company on the way makes the iourney seem shorter. DONALD BARTHMAN Animals are agreeable friends --they ask no questions, pass no criticisms. BEVERLY BATISTE Knowledge comes, wisdom lingers. HOWARD BAUER Independence now, independence forever. RICHARD BERNARD The greater the courtesy, the greater the man. DONNA BOCKMIER Her voice is ever soft, gentle and low. CHARLES BORREANI I've been told time and time again. RONALD BRENNER Aw, leave me alone, girls. GLADYS BRYANT What lurks behind that twinkle in her eye? LOIS BURKE It is well for one to know more than she says. RO GER CARLSON Who said 'good time'? l'm right herel JUNE CARTER l used to be bashful, but now I have fun. DONALD CERIDONO Silence is an answer to a wise man. PEGGY CHRISTENSEN Better late than never. DONNA CLEM Ask me no questions, and l'll tell you no lies. VEVAH CLUTE In life's small things be resolute. DERRICK COFFEE Do I hear a drumming in my ears?

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Spring Croupc of 54 The companies of Marin, Cornell, and Cordonices merged to make the Greatest Show on Earth , in September, I949. One hundred thirty-seven members in the cast immediately began rehearsing for their first performance, Jack And The Beanstalk , an operetta. The next year they found they could participate in J. V. sports, the Choir, and other side shows under the Big Top . Mellowed by three years' experience, they took to the stage with John Loves Mary , the Junior Play. Soon after came the command performance-- Coronation Ball , the Junior Prom. By this time, the company had realized it was headed for stardom, and had chosen its production crew: Bob Ettin- ger, president, Juanita Pelegrin, vice-president, Lynn Pawson, secretary, and Charles Rogers, treasurer. Under their able direction the troupe went on to even greater things. The last season quickly drew to aclose--packed full of work and play. Then the big night arrived. The last production of the Greatest Show on Earth was staged after five successful seasons under the Big Top . After the last curtain call had been made, the show closed down amid congratulations of relatives and friends, scattering the H6 members of the cast to make their way alone in the biggest show of all . f' 5 3

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RICHARD COLEMAN A little work, a little play . . . FRED COLLINS Did you ever have measlesg and if so how many? PATRICIA COX A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. .EWIS CUCCIA A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. GEORGE DESROSIER Words tumble about me as airy servitors at my bidding. SAARY DIXON The golden rule works like gravitation. IOE DORSEY A man among men. BRUCE ELY Too late I stayed in bed--forgive the crime. IOBERT ETTINGER Variety is the spice of life. IEAN FORSTER Speaking of cards, she's the whole pack. LEYNOLD FOSS Give me a vacation or give me death. lAMES GACHIS I have laid aside business, and gone a fishin' LOYD GARRETT ' Two stars keep not their motion in one sphere. OYD GARRETT None but himself can be his parallel. 'IARY GARRISON lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. KIMBALL GILES Men talk only to conceal the mind. WILLIAM GLEASON 1 He who has knowledge spares his words. fy? I ii.-ss-fi I A X ts... f g E Q I W f I it I X N. ,fx , if W E7 r G, Q , 5 X I K-1 :dl in . X X 5 I -A Rl 5 3' -l f I I