Corning Union High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Corning, CA)

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H U P O Name or Alias Tub Ampi -------- Joe Babb -------- Billie Balderson Bud Bankhead ---- Cal Calhoun ----- Mame Chedzey ---- Mickey Cleary--- Norm Close ------ Boz Dagen ------- Liz Danner ------ Haz Dietz ------- Puffie Edwards-- Phil Farrell ---- Sleepy Foreman-- Maggie Goetsoh-- Jim Hadley ------ Ken Hawley ------ Flea Knowles ---- Herb Martin ----- Prof Maynard ---- Stumpy Meeder--- Mike Mithen ----- Jack Morgan ----- Whiskorino Palermo- Dot Peterson ---- Skee Poole ------ Softy Roberts--- Gene Rounsavell- App G 8.I'8l'lC 9 Pleasingly plump- A perfect man ---- Studious --------- Mama's boy ------- Candy Kid ------- - Motherly --------- An Irish Wart ---- Neat ------------- Kirkwoodish ------ Modest ----------- ---Ambitious ----- --- Wholesome -------- Tall and straight Naive- -------- --- Overweight ------- Shiekish --------- Very appropriate- ---Over grown ------ - A tennis fiend--- Slightly thin ---- Questionable ----- Triokish --------- Lanky ------------ Friendly --------- Precklish -------- ---Laughing ------ --- Romantic ---- ----- Lonesome--------- Sig Sigler ---- - ---- Attractive ------ - Tomboy Taylor--- Falseteeth Teal ---- Socko Vanella--- Pat Wheeler ----- Talkative Williams- Washout Wilson-- Dickey Wyllie--- ---Care-free ----- --- Seniorly --------- ---Agreeable ----- --- Sedate ---------- - Satisfied -------- Shy -------------- Modest ----------- Last Sayings -You'll never know -You win -What? Oh, Gerry All that sorta thing -on, kia You would! -Catsup! -Oh for gosh sakes W-E-ll -Oh yeah Now quit that -Oh gosh- -If I get the car I'll do it -Daggonit! -Sure -Honest? Oh gee! -Aw! What do you mean? You bet! ' You do it' -Ah. W -Helpl' -I bet' Now! Now! My word!' -Let's go -Cut that out -Now What? -Oh, yes Where's Leony? -I'll see Sidney -I want my money's wo -Really? rth

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26544 !?'z',5 N- 3 Q Wg! . Q- g.-... .-. v , , ml x M? 1 - ' Ciba se Ft f!3?EESg7? hrlggrag 51' NT THE CLASS OF 'El' Tell me not in mournful numbers Life's a dull or dismal place, For this year's experienced Seniors Have learned to buck each kind of race When we Freshies' green were bro't Into this Hi School's high career, We tho't of four long years of mis'ry, And dreaded each with bitter tear. That first year seemed like ages long, We were too young to have much sense, But soon we found that six weeks ex's Bro't us right up to the fence. We jumped the first Came back to school Tho't we'd make our We were WSap-headsn long hot vacation, all set to go, name in hist'ry, now, you know. Next year we were stuck-up Juniors, Upper classmen now were we 3 And we put our names down this year For hazing Sophs' without pity. But when this year passed its closing We took up with steadfast tread The lofty job of being Seniors-- To uphold the white and red. We hope we've left our name in letters Clear in color, firm in stand, Those when mentioned in our history, Will be honored thro' the land.

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Ky 1059 IE Ambition Get married --------------------- 'A's in Algebra ----------------- School teacher ---------- Warner a Parks System ------ ----- Oil Magnet ---------------------- Housewife ------------- -- Heavyweight boxer --------------- An old maid- ------------ - Travelling Salesman ------------- Get a man ----------------------- Happiness --------------- Bigger and better cows ---------- Railroad Hands ---------- His Wofficen hours ------ Her long lost boy-friend To be like the Juniors ---------- Learn to spell ---------- How to get fat ---------- Tennis champ ------------ A future farmer --------- Understand Physics ------ A suitable girl-friend-- How to fall softly ------ To learn poetry --------- Men --------------------- To make Bob happy ------- A girl's friend ------------ A trip to L. A. --------- High School Diploma ------------- A Junior's friend ------- How to get higher grades An education ------------ A family seamstress ----- Raising Chickens -------- Graduation night -------- Typing -------------------------- Destiny A happy mother Hod carrier WDoomedW Water Boy Windshield Wiper Seattle, Washington Policeman A cook Milking cows A farmerette A debator Milking cows Dishwasher Gardener Dressmaker On the road to Kirkwood Grass Widow Jazz player Shocking end Poor but honest Wife-beater Car washer His Dad's Whelpn Farmer School teacher Bob's wife Opera Singer Los Angeles housewife Corning housewife Happy husband Mayor of Corning Successful worker Mrs. Clark Richfield Political Leader Public Speaker