Coalinga High School - Petrolia Yearbook (Coalinga, CA)

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June 1937 The Petrolia Page 25 Sophomore Society News VACATION VS. EXAMS W h e n Christmas vacation at last arrived, it was as welcome as is a much-anticipated birthday to a child. With the true yuletide spirit, Margaret A n n Ellestad, Agnes Falenzer. Wayne Harrold. Don Gilman, Lester Bell and Inez Dudney gleefully celebrated the rest from classes, almost forget- ting that mid-term examinations followed the holidays. When the students returned from their frol- ic to face the tests that the teach- ers had carefully prepared for them; they realized that you can ' t have your cake and eat it, too. DODGING CHALLENGES Quick dodging has been the motto of Fay Fultz, Mack Elwood and Lillian Hicks in the past year to avcid all challenges of mental supremacy thrown at the m by those students who have been trying to bring up their own grades. One student in particular who has been striving dil ' gently to ob- tain better grades if Halford Pel low. Clyde Spillman listened car- fuliy to Hi Isctures ias did all the sophomores), and took earn that all shots against the others were fair. But. he should remem- ber that. All ' s fair in love and war — and scholarship, too. At any rate the sophomores have worked hard throughout the year of 1936-37 so that the upper classmen would not consider their rating as 3 for 5c ' a n d leave them nut of things. % 5 for J? ,