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

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XRS t mi snr Daring anything Herefs to bragging Joefs some boy Wiletta favors bangs And always catty Myron loves Chedsey Normafs fluffy curls Talking don't count Happy, lively, daring Most every day Only another day Early every evening Over friendly Put's men first Most friendly girl Just some honey Kindly come here Mighty good kid Clever little man Growing rather meek He jokes much Will jar many Real ladies man A lingering promise Donft waste paper Telling some poems Jack's alright Perfeets every rule Ruth's marriage soon Every completed task Ever waiting there Zealous, faithful, vigorous Darling please wait Josh, only women Very easily won Nothing like whoopie Vera Williams

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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

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CLASS HHSHHOIQY CLASS OFFICERS President ------------------------------ Norma Close Vice-President ---------------------- Charles Morgan Secretary-Treasurer ---------------------- Elmo Teal Class Advisor ----------------------------- Mr. Hoar Class Colors ------------------ Q-Lavender and White Class Flower -------------------------- Purple Lilac Class Motto ------- United We stand, divided we fall Our illustrious Senior class was formed four years ago as a typical bunch of green Freshmen. We were the largest class at that time, larger than most of the incoming beginner's classes. Our first President was Elmo Teal. Miss Doud was our first class advisor. Under Elmo's rule, we started out We many of our members going out for scholarship, athletics, and musical activities. The next year, our Sophomore President was Kenneth Hawley. Of course, this year we were just at the age when we gloried in tormenting the life out of poor Freshmen. Some of the boys who went out for athletics this year were Bud Bankhead, Jack Morgan, Aubra Calhoun, Jim Roberts, Elmo Teal, James Hadley, Kenneth Hawley, and others. Several of our members were in the operetta, nMiss Cherry Blossomn, presented under the supervision of Miss Alice Schafer. As Juniors, we elected Mable Knowles for our leader and Mr. Hoar to advise us. We were well-represented in student-body activities. Norma Close and Kenneth Hawley had the leads for the annual Junior Play. l