Palm Springs High School - Chia Yearbook (Palm Springs, CA)

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NlLLlAMS, President MCGONAGLE, Vice-Pres. KNUPP, Secretary GlLBERT Treasurer SENIORS Senior Class History Four exciting years of thrilling adventure and romance that is never to be forgotten by these tew progressive youths ot our nation .... 1939 1940 1941 1942 i -The tirst shock of the sudden deluge of studies and parties in a new High School daunted not twenty-eight entering young Freshmen-unforeseen dramtic talent spar- kles, as pea-greeners Win assembly con test. Back for more- gang makes social debut with P.S.'1'.C. party-Brilliant dramatic ca- reer still unsurpassed-Won assembly contest again, second year straight. Finally made it-upper classmeri. Hard Work with parties, dances, carnivals, for the grand climax ot the Iunior-Senior Prom. . . Spring cleaning-last ot the former Banning students graduate. Survived three years-still kicking! Ditch Day, Senior dance, and Senior play, Ulm- proper Henry Propperuall prove colossal Baccalaureate, graduation and then on into the world after a regrettul good-bye .

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ANNUAL STAFF FLAVlN, Assistant Editor MORGAN, Editor lVlcBETl-l, Art Editor SUMMERS Faculty Advisor SIEPAFF Working like proverbial beavers, a select group ot seniors under the vigilant leadership ot Mr. Summers once again has combined its ettorts to create the fourth annual yearbook. The leading artists and journalists have pooled their talents to make the drawings and write- ups you see and read portray in a living way the events ot the past school year, Students rendering particularly valuable ser- vices to this year's book other than stall mem- bers were: Norma Webb, Solicitor, loanne Tuttle, Solicitor, Gail lohnson, Alumni roll call page, Iohn Downs, Drawings, Gordon Nichole son, Dummy work, Frances Smith, Prophecies, Dick McGonagle, Sports Editor, and Marie Starke, lournalist. The school is likewise deeply indebted to Mr. Gibson lor the generous gesture ot photo- graphing all ot the seniors and faculty without charge. GlBSON WHJLIAMS VAUCHER, Art Supervisor Cover Design MCPEAK

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' x 3' A . ly? 'fffr' s,,,, V Ani .JK Q iff- ' 5, , I iii w A.. fl' 1 iii F lf 2 .Q- . .yy .y .S PROPHECIE S BAILEY Flossie, what is this we see? An old maid living by the sea! Such a nice girl, me! Oh my! We never thot they'd pass you by. BRADFORD A Bill's a hermit in the hills, He isn't bothered With monthly bills For he's an archaeologist tapping rocksl Chasing fossils and past What-nots CLARK . Peggy Clark shows you the Way, Sl'1e's hostess at the Castle Ray . She looks grand and life is sunny, She's Working hard and saving money. ETCHASON Scotty sits behind the bar Pronouncing judgment from afar. I-Ie keeps his money from his Wife, Complicating family life. Y FROST Fred Frost is a muscle man, He heads an act as Dapper Dan , But Washes dishes every night. Deanie, too, has learned to fight. BOW ER Crash! Boom! Resonates the air! Across the heavens booms a flare, Bower's concocted a bomb to end War, But Bob was Wrong he's now aware. Cl-IAVEZ Manuel's in trim casaba form As he bounces round the dorm. He's captain of his hoop sport team And makes the girls in the gallery scream. DOWNS Drexel humors female jerks: His business now he's Want to shirk. For he's a tall slim gigolo, His life is ever filled with woe. FLAVIN A Where is Elaine? How has she done? Painting pictures of the sun, Singing torch songs soft and blue, Winning portrait prizes, too. G-IBBS The most unlikely of the lot ls Charlotte with a garden plot, - She sets examples for the rest P' With a victory garden of the best.