Corpus Christi College Academy - Paloma Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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These are scenes that shouldn't he too dit'- licult to identify . . . The upper shot gives an en masse picture of almost the entire otiicial household . . . w i t h Father Ahhot I' a u I holding th e spotlight . . . taken on the occasion of his visit in Novem- her . . . Bruder was a little shy . . . hut he made it . . . the all-seeing eye ol' the camera caught all . . . Brother Stephen was glad to get hack to a familiar haunt . . . llc was here years ago as a kind of all- around handy man . . . The next picture hrings a smile just hefore entering upon a pamphlet revel . . . when the Book- mohile doors were thrown wide open . . . and n oth i ng was harred . . . Gusty seems to he calling mama . . . .lust why isn't indicated . . . Dennis McCarthy lound th at g o o d pamphlet on da te s and courtship . . . lfawscinating, e h '? . . . Une of the gen- tlemen in charge ol' the large trailer with an escort . . . It' there he a cozy nest, this is it , . . It couldn't he called an unusual position and some unusual action . . . But 'l'ill wasn't pos- mg.

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This is a page ot' sin- gles . . . and of sin- gular people as well . . . Gehlbach is mus- ing how to pay that fine . . . evidence of which he finds in the police slip crumpled in his pocket . . . not shown, of course . . . Father Matthew en- joying some weeds in his trusty briar . . . and ol' course, hold- ing the match . . . NYhat is it that a burning match really means in the lan- guage of those who know? , . . Then there is the editor of this here book him- sell' . . . in a very serious moment . . . the comment is cen- sored . . . And our Denny again . . . right near the water plug in case of spon- taneous combustion coming from his trusty pipe . . . Pedro the Junior with a background th at needs no identifica- tion . . . Ain't it the truth, brother . . . George Hawn in somewhat of a col- legiate amble . . .tell- ing the world in one frowsled look ust what he thinks of it all . . . Sweet repose and rest awhile for Lee . . . weary with the struggles of the work-a-day world . . . Pity the instructor who might have wit- nessed that . . . and a cheer or so for the camera man who caught this pose . . . he had an eye for the life of ltiley . . . and l.ee . . . gi tl, lil I 2, Eli

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VVhen the sch o ol went a-Muying . . . and it wus field day in the stadium . . . und they bunched on the bleachers to see . . . And then they s p r an w l e d on the ground . . , as Bobby Horne shows 'em how close that race really was . .. Au d r e y Robertson encircled and in a circle of thought . . . and it was il rare lll0Ill6l1t . . . Junior High School studcs trying to unravel modern geography . . . But Swantner and Curran find it useless . . . McArdle in a hurry . . . with ll portfolio of pre- pared lessons . . . That's the otticiul step, Tonnny . . . Ott' for the duy's battle of the books . . . and the d il i I y h e ai d- scratching . . . The feed bag parade . . . lt is the staff of life . . . and on the way to school it is . . . Yes . . . to school :ind u stolen nibble . . . if the prof isn't look- ing . . . in lower grade rooms . . . And this is the noon frolic . , . Take an e ye-f ul ot' Frank Nortlfs mouthful . . . Sweet complacencv at its best . . . and 0 r s at k just before the munch .... Xnd that's the day ut school . . .