Coalinga High School - Petrolia Yearbook (Coalinga, CA)

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JUNIOR CLASS presents G6Take 01? Those Whiskersv A F arcical Comedy in Three Acts By Wall Spence The entire acticn takes place in the living room of the Pomeroy home, some- where on Long Island, New York Time: The present-Carly spring. Act I: Thursday about 3 P. M. Act II: Friday about 1 P. M. Act Ill: Ten Minutes Later CAST Alma Burke ..............I...............,...................,,.............. Betty Brown fPosing as Martha., the maiduj ....... Mrs. Pomeroy iAn eccentric old ladyj .............. Jimmie Taylor fMartha's accomplicej .....,.. Buddy Leslie Un love with Almaj ..,,,,,...... Myra Burke CAlma's motherj ................... Veronica Pomeroy fMyra's sisteri ......... Loyd Pomeroy ther brotheri .................., ., Columbia fa colored servantj .I.....,,............,..,.....,,, .............Alice Conn .......Nellie Mabrey ......Jean Whitener ,..........,..,Bill Ayers ...............Basil Loftis ......Helen Dunsmuir .......Myrt1e Honsal .............B1ll Parker ,..............Lenita Prothro Tony Pasquale Can Italian art dealerb .............................. ........ . .Eugene Hale Two Expressmen ...........,...........l........................ Jack Lacey, Allen MacLean Policeman .......................................I............ ........,...................,..... R alph Pyron Laura Lee Can actressl ...........,.....,.......l.... ....... ......... B e tty Boughan Eddie fMartha.'s brotherl ......,..,.....,..,.................... ,...ll..,.., D ale Johnson Miss Tibbett fa newspaper reporterb ..,................. ........Madalyn Heard Miss Lois Van Buren fllaura Lee's friendj ......,, ,,..,.,.. D orothy O'de11 ..............Dav1d Gay Howard Leslie iBuddy's fatherb .....,................,,. ........Allan MacLean Mr. Field fa photographorj ,......... ..... ............. Richard Chedester .....,. Selections by the Orchestra Waltz of Waltzes .................. Arranged by Dersey Italian Favorites .................... Arranged by Derscy Melodies from Cavaleria Rusticana-Mascagni JUNIOR CLASS ORCHESTRA . . ......... Violin Dale Johnson ...... ....... T rumpet June Berman ,,,,,,.,,,,, ,..,,.... V i01iI1 Allen MacLean ........ ....,,,, T rombone Polly Anna Mahon ....... ......... W 'iolin Flossie Henry ........... ........ D rums Allen Smith .................. ......... V iolin Helen Dunsmuir ............................................ Drums Nellie Mabrey .... .......... F lute Selma Berman ......................,..........,..............,. Piano Bill Ayers ........ ........ C larinei Junior Class Orchestra .... Donald Rea, Director PRODUCTION STAFF ASSiSt2l11t Director. ...,..,,,,,,, .,,,,A,,,,,,,. J une Bernimi Stage C1-ew ,,,,,..,,, Clarence Bowery, Vernal Hale, Property Crew .... Arvilla Cheney, Flossie Henry Robert Abell, Howard Martin, Allen Sound Effects ......,........................... Selma Berman Smith,Wal1ace Culley, Kenneth Abell Publicity .......................................... Erundina Ruiz

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BEHOLD, THE J UNIORS ! Never before in the history of the school has a class of Juniors left such an outstanding record of achievements. Hail fo fha' jzuliorsl S0fIbUllI0fl'S are UIIVTOIIS of lbcm! Seniors arc' jealous of flJc'111! Achievements of the Juniors 1. Take OH Those XVhiskers -All Junior cast and orchestra. 2. Juniors start Girls, Athletic Association. 3. Interclass track meet won by juniors. 4. Boys win interclass basketball. S. Girls win volley ball from Freshmen. 6. Interclass baseball won by Junior boys. 7. Girls win over Seniors and Sophomores in basketball-champions. 8. Make good in challenge to Seniors Qswimmingj. 9. Win interclass typing. 10. Six members take places in County Commercial Contest. 11. Program for Student Body. Junior orchestra, trio, and play. 12. Three members of the class officers in student body. 13. Senior Reception. 14. Operetta-Three male leads. IS. Applejack supported by five Junior dramatists. 16. Two members place in County and Valley track meets. 17. Donated money to Petrolia.

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FRIENDS She is like a flower that grows, Not a marsh-land weed, nor just a hill-top seedg But like a plant that grows with grace and ease. From her soul is born a scintillent flower That has been tended and cared like a rose covered bower. Her life has the sweetness of a perfume rare, Each act, thought, and deed are as they were handled with care The ever sweetness that gleams through a face that always beamsg As cool, clear water in a.mountain stream, Trickling along over rocks and rills, 'Til it comes to the bottom of those lovely hills. As her never ending, never tiring, loveliness of soul Flows on and on, seemingly, never reaching its goalg But not unlike the mountain stream and the moonlight beam, It has given water and given light To a friend in need on a lonely night. -JUNE CRUM