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

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FLORENCE BAILEY Lite is a Ioreign language, frequently misunderstood. Spanish Club l,2 G.A.A. 3 Annual Staff 3 Glee Club 3,4 Outlook-Work BILL CONRAD BRADFORD' Fish not with melancholy bait. Football l Latin Club 2,3,4 Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Friendship Club 2,3,4 Outlook-Colorado School of Mines PEGGY IUNE CLARK' Sadness is the wall between two gardens. Glee Club 4, Pres. 2 Girls' Reserve 3 Pep Club 3 Iunior Class Pres. Outlook-Work DAVID ETCHASON A good folly is worth what you pay for it. Calif. Boys' State Basketball 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Spanish Club Orchestra l,Z,4 Outlook-L. A. City College FREDERICK R. FROST It's been a savage enough pilgrimage. Football 3,4 Basketball 3, Capt. 4 Baseball 3 Letterman's Club 3,4 Track 3,4 Outlook-Electrician BOB BOWER' The better part of valor is discretion. Latin Club 2,3 Cosmopolitan Club Vice- Pres. 2,3 Outlook-Chemistry MANUEL CI-IAVEZ On to unpathed Waters, un- dreamed shores. Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Letterman's Club 3,4 The Tribe Outlook-Work IOHN DREXEL DOWNS There's light enough for wot l've got to do. Vice-Pres. Spanish Club 1 Service Club 2,3,4 Corporal S.A.T.C. The Tribe Outlook-College ELAINE MARIE FLAVIN O, call back yesterdays, bid time return. Sec. Student Body 4 Smoke Signal Z,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Poster Contest Winner 4 Girls' League Outlook--Art School CHARLOTTE GIBBS The World is an enchanting place. Glee Club l,2,3 Spanish Club l Girls' League Outlook-Indetinite

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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.

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W4 PRQPHECIES GIBSON A golden voice throbs through the air, The songbird of the stratosphere. 'Tis Mildred Gibson's torch ot flameg She's risen to heights of undreamed fame . GILMORE Mister G's a happy fellow, We hear his lite is bright and mellow. For Thelma's fate he has decided, And with it all she's quite delighted. GUYER Guyer! Guyer! Hear the cry? Artie passed him bye the bye, But this did not his spirit dent, His ambition now is President. ISHAM Ieannette is really here to stay, Although her husband's tar away. She leads a very contented lite, A happy gal, a soldier's wife. KNUPP Who walks out upon the stage, And is the spotlight's latest rage? Can it be our own Dorothy Knupp Who fills the brim of every cup? GILBERT Lee Gilbert is a tennis star, In his career he's going tar. He plays the champ in a few more days He's never lost his Wholesome ways. GOODRIDGE Patsy still is rather shy. Though through the many years gone bY She has sung her way to vocal fame, And is a high society dame. I-IOUGH Shirley Hough, ex-lumber queen Found her hubby in a dream. The dream came true, she's very happy For she loves her sugar pappy. IQHNSON How could Palm Springs come to this? To have as police chief, a spunky Missy But even though you may not approve, Gail's appointments right in the groove. LEWIS Carol runs a Palm Springs shop, She deals in beads and ocean crops. She has the best for all to see, As Sunday tourists exclaim with glee.