Coalinga High School - Petrolia Yearbook (Coalinga, CA)

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Page Thfiriyfaw t- .2 N Gs 4 ..' mg' 1 She'll have friends in London of the noblest sort, For Margaret wlll be presented at the Royal Court. Hazel will remain unwedl What wonders'neath the sun! Finding all so very nice, she just couldn't select one. As an able lawyer Bruce will cut a dash, Client gets the verdict, lawyer gets the cash. Some time, while indulging in her favorite sport, Nell will win a husband on the tennis court. Charming maiden lady will Patricia be, Famed the whole state over for her charity. Famed for skill in speaking and his learning great, Sherman will be Senator from California State. Though he'll be the owner of a store of pelf, Vic will remain a bachelor, living by himself, Numbering her patrons from the uper class, As a dancing teacher none will Helene surpass. ln one great desire Tubbs will long persist, Till he's fully recognized as a humorist. For her the Fates decree an uneventful life, Inez will live in Coalinga asa happy wife. Splash! from a mossy rock beside the pool, A bullfrog dived and sent the ripples wide. l started back and lo! like morning mist Faded from sight the pool I knelt beside. Note well, oh! reverend Seniors, one and all, Your future lots as they're inscribed here. Perchance your'll deign to them a passing glance Of retrospection in some future year. No matter what of good or ill we meet, No matter what may be Dame Fortune's tricks, One corner in our hearts we'll always keep For Coalinga High and 'Twenty-six. -11 se .. A W...

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l . lj M' T' ' . .. - ,. -wa ug, e e 1. A- , as In her shop devoted to exclusive folks, Page Thirtyfoufr 1 . fb ls? l I FL. I 2 lil lr ll l l l r. ll . gl Bessie will be busy selling suits and cloaks. Literary labors will employ her time, Rachel will be a writer of both prose and rhyme. In far-off Hawaii she'll some day reside, When some prosperous planter claims Martha as his bride. Myrtle, in the future, will ply a thriving trade In a beauty parlor of the highest grade. As a brisk news agent Bearss will talk with vim, Until you by his paper to get rid of him. In the field of drama Alice B. will star, Playing roles of Shakespeare will spread her fame afar. As a gracious hostess Ruth will be in view, Mistress of a mansion on Fifth Avenue. Caring not for leisure nor the social stir, Ray will earn his living as a taxi-cab chauffeur. Her whole life is governed by a lucky star, Grace some day will be wealthy and will travel afar. Graduate of college with a high degree, Lucile, by her wisdom, will gain a Ph. D. Glen's path of destiny to far-off Texas leads, In a band of cowboys, taming fiery steeds. In her famous hospital, soothing misery, There Maude wlll find her lifework, For she a nurse will be. For Twila's future duty, thus do the Fates presage, She will the matron of an orphanage. A very fine detective, quick and keen, she'll make, Every evil-doer at Doris' name will quake. In the scrolls of government we may read his name.-- Governor of the State will be Elbert's fame. With a charming manner and alluring wiles. Flo sells Paris bonnets--all the latest styles. Mills' allotted duties lie'mid tropic scenes Collecting bugs and reptiles in the Philipines. In an office window, we a sin will see, Reading: Doctor Morgan, Painless Dentistry. 'N l ul gl 1' l iv 1 . .. .. , - , L V l I -W i .X -e 7I '1 f'h'i1i V .--...:L,- 4-e-- ' F- . .rsvp s-'I -41,.rr:- .I g .- -

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Pa qv Thwfu-siar I I I 'A - 3-R f,'4 -- .453-L- .L W-, 'Ja 'E CLASS IDILL Harken and Know Ye by These Presents: We, the members of the class 1926, of the city of Coalinga, in the county of Fresno and Stateof California, on the verge of plunging into a wide and dangerous chasm, commonly called the ways of the world, and being of sound minds and memories and acting under our own free will, do make and publish this, our last Will and Tes- tament in the manner following, to wit: I, Myrtle Baxter, will and bequeath my curly, auburn tresses to Luella Peterson. I, Grace Bordagaray, my quietness to Doris Mayhew. I, Kenneth Morgan, my affections for Junior girls to Douglas Anderson. I, Bessie Aggers, will my ability to learn the latest dances to Lucile Towery. I, Rachel Alviso, will my hail fellow well met attitude to Edrie Phillips. I, Lucile Fagan, entrust my ability to vamp to lna Knowles. I, Maude Hamilton, confer my ability to carry on long conversa- tions, and unfailing memory, to Mary Walworth. I, Alice Beatty, will my cheerfulness to Clay Vaughn. I, Ruth Becker, leave my ability to go with one boy steady, to Eleanor Cheney. I, Hazel Nankervis, will my patent, self-starter giggle to Harney Manning. I, Doris McGlashan, will my studious habits to Herbert Mize. I, Elbert McGlashan, will my position as camerman to some un- lucky Junior. I, Florence Montoya, leave my calm and quiet manner to Lois Wells. I, Twila Hanst, leave my prescription for youthful slender- ness to Bernice Smith, hoping she will appreciate it. I, Martha Bandy, surrender my book on How to get 'Em and Keep Em to Edna Johnson. I, Victor Pickens, bestow my ability to sleep peacefully and quietly in class to Jimmie Mason. I, George Mills, do bestow my position as society butterfly upon Elwood Swane. I, Helene Teele, do bequeath my obliginf disposition to John Jackson. ff: l K - s