Coalinga High School - Petrolia Yearbook (Coalinga, CA)

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Page Seventy-o11e - e a N JUNIOR l'llQl'l .JINQLES James Slatten will fatten hogs for the fair And win many a prize on many a pair. Harriette Taylor, the tall and wise, Shall be a reporter for the 0wl's Eyes . Cook by name, by trade, by fame, Will the Jewel of the classroom be. She'll win her renown through all the town In the Valley Bakery. Monsieur Stanley Bordagaree, Shall live in dear old gay Paree, Modeling fashions for young and old, And taking in return their gold. Dorothy Oiler will be a professional vamp. In many a man's heart she'll camp. Malcolm Jared and his gay wife, Will live in high up Society life. The joy of their world will be five Pekingese, To love and pet whenever they please. Thyarks, Willy and Teague, Will start a Basketball League, i And win all honors without a boast From pole to pole and coast to coast. Lucille Lincoln, a circus survival, Will be, a Senatorial rival, Debating and shouting and going to prison, For disturbing the peace of many a citzen. For Albert Clayton let us say, The Presidency of the U. S. A. His Administration solemn and wise Will hold though many an enterprise. A seamstress of fame, Miss Pollard shall be In partnership with Bordagaree. Kristi McCollum for Zieglers shall play, , Merry tunes on pianos gay: And attract people from near and far, In horse and buggy, train and car.

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Page Seventy f T N Dolleq Ball In this sport the girls are novices but the enthusiasm was great. The interclass series was won by the Juniors. In the two games play- ed with outside schools, we won from Madera High and lost to Selma High. We hope next year to have a place in the County League schedule. Baseball The Interclass Series went to the Sophomores. The County League schedule is being played off as the annual goes to press. Thus far the results are--Corcoran forfeited to Coalingag Coalinga lost to Lemoore, score 18-10. Track The Interclass Track meet was won by the Class of '28, A feature of the interclass series was a bonfire rally and supper both of which helped to unite the student body for a year of earnest effort. In the County League meet, which was held in Coalinga, we won but five points in the unlimited events. N eufer and Slocombe placed in the Valley Meet and represented us at the State Meet in Los Angeles but were not fortunate enough to win places. 1- '- me f e if ' ,, 1, H- XQXI My y up g J

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Page Seventy-two .P I. , I I L. 49 BY- f . B ld -. nhl 'B-nr .' ' i.. - .U-' 1 Ml. . Mable Myers never tires of burning the midnight oil A scholar she'll'be, Is what I forsee, If she keeps up the earnest toil. . Helen and Alyce shall be renowned . One a typist, the other crowned. Hamilton, Glenn, and the Prince of Wales ' Will be two very lucky males. I 9 Berg and Bracken will partners be, . li ,1 5 On the great wide ocean and silvery sea. r i One a captain, the other a salt, 3 A 4 In neither will anyone find a fault. l Peggy Buckley quite unluckily, Will be a Doctor of some -renown. She will kill off people in agreat upheaval. L , J .J I' And think she's the best in the town. in An undertaker will Switzer be, , -gi In partnership with Buckley. , l Lee Symonds will cut the diamonds, ' . For Mademoiselle Ruberts to wear. I Some adorning her fingers. And others, her lustrous hair. - . l ia-L Alice Chappell, 'tis hard to tell, What you may be or do. Methinks ' tis wise to compromise, And only marry a few. Skinny Moore will skinny be, When Buckley uses her T.N.T. The Switzer will have a job, you see. Charles Dale, of the new air mail, Shall run between Alcalde and Yale. , Ruby's going to Georgia with a Pansie in her hand Making much more noise than lacoby's brass She'll take the horde, in her little tin Ford. Waydown to Georgia. ' Q Joe Fraites in the opera we-'ll see, Charging society an enormous fee, To hear his vcice so big and strong, For he doth sing the right notes wrong. .-li Pl . . I i Ruthie Geer, will be Isee, ' 4 A poet of quite a high degree Of her passionate poems there will be manv And for each she Il get a large bright penny i band 'Q II: ' , ...JL , ' . -' qi, 1 .