Coalinga High School - Petrolia Yearbook (Coalinga, CA)

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And so I stuck my poor hands in, And gave my back a heave, With heavy work I paid for sin That no one would relieve. The upper air burst into life, With a hundred thousand flies! And to and fro, they buzzed about, And to and fro, and in and out, They danced before my eyes. My lips were dry, and my throat was My garments all were soiled. The sun sank down within the west, And still my body toiled. Oh, long in that same way I slaved, With all my manly powerg 1 pitched and shoveled rocks all day, For five and twenty hours. Since then, wl1ene'er I see a lad, With women waxing bold, I grab his ear and hold him here, Until my tale is told. parched, A loud uproar burst from the door! The dinner hour is o'erg And every student's pouch is filled, Witll forty cents or more: And boys and girls are making eyes As if they knew the score. Oh sweeter than the soy-beans, 'Tis sweeter far to me, To tell my sad and doleful tale To a listening lad like ye! Farewell, farewell! but this I tell In hopes that you'll reform. He, catcheth hell, who loveth well, A lovely Sophomore! The ancient,Senior slouches off, The Sophomore buys a lunch, And fills himself with savory egg, And crispies made to crunch. He went like one that hath been stunned And is of sense forlorng But he chased three skirts instead of one, Upon the morrow morn. -MURIEL GONITHIER I'

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First Semester Nellie Mabrey ...-. Helen Dunsmuir e.....v. Christine Stines ,,.,l... Flossie Henry ....,e... Efton Kelley ..,.,.. Betty Boughan. .,,,,, Bill .Ayers Nadine Bagley Lula Beckman Selma Berman June Berman Betty Boughan Evelyn Carmichael Robert Catlin Jack Chamberlain Richard Chedester Arvilla Cheney Alice Conn Berta Jo Cook Melvin Cowsert Wallace Culley Herschel Davis Caroline Denny Bob De Wolfe Helen Dunsmuir Emmett Ferguson Gale Fultz Dale Greve Jean Greve Dorothy Grevc Eugene Hale Frank Hawkins Rosalie Haynes Madalyn Heard Ila Hensley JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester Position ,,--..,,-.Nellie Mabrc-:y.-------- -..-.------.PresidenL e..,, Junior Jackson... .... ....... V ice President ---....Jack Lacey.---.--- -....-.--.---.Secretary -,-,,--.Ralph Pyron.---..-.- -. .. ...,.--,.-.-.Treasurer -,-,-,,,.Bill Parker.---.----- .-.-.--.Boys' Yell Leader .,,,., Lucille Hicks..- .... .,...... G irls' Yell Leader Lucille Hicks Myrtle Honsal Williani Hull Marcella Ireland Beverly Jack Junior Jackson Mary Jeffers Charles Jensen Dale Johnson Efton Kelley Frank Keene Robert Kemp Fern Kent Harold Koehler Elton Koonce Byron Kirkpatrick Jack Lacey Marguerite Lahargoue Leslie Littlefield Basil Loftis Nellie Mabrey John McBee Eugene McKiney Betty McKinney Allen MacLean Polly Mahon NVinifred McDowell Jerome Murphy Roy Myers Betty Newbold Dorothy Odell Edward O'Neill Sewell Peck Edwin Penfield Bill Parker Verdi Peters Earlene Pharris Melvin Powell Harold Powell Gay Priest Francis Prindle Lenita Prothro Ralph Pyron Louise Robertson Aileen Riggin Erundina Ruiz Jerry Sagaser Allen Smith Dorothy Smith Virginia Stalnaker Leslie Stevens Christine Stines Lawrence Teale Howard Uhl Bob Wliitlock Jean Wliitenei' Don 'Young