Corvallis High School - Maroval Yearbook (Studio City, CA)

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I . U i Q... 1 3 X x i 7 VXWB' FR L. Bradford points out the course a good citizen will follow to E. Higgens, J. Keim, M. Brownlee, J. Sutter, and Knowledge Leads to Wise Decisions P. David, J. Keim, J. Montanio, P. Tuckfield and J. Alles demon- strate short cuts to success in the business world. is I S. Gailing. Our chemists work care- fully in hopes that their results will match the graph on the board. Speed limit-120 words a minute in Steno II as B. McClelland reads back to C. Wandel, A. Hiss, B. Battle, E. Trafecanty, L. Barnard, and J. M. Fowler. f4efvZsseeQ522?Z??2: QTQZZFK 5?2g2.sQd5ZZZ9 5Z3?Z??Z?Qsc 7, fin' J .1 .1 J gf 4 1 V ., . 5 Z , 'Www 'f ? .47 W' I . .ff I Ya 14157 I 4 M5 A f' Z J' , ' ZZ? ' 445, ,,,.f , , 1?-mn-:v wp, I 29 7

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Whirlwind The mellow tones to which they danced lent enchantment to the glow of an Autumn Nocturne. --51 E' f 1 fxf tl f'tf-f f I -K 41 J X' ir K ff ith! , The lamp lighter patiently per- forms his duty while Ginny Mar- tinez, Olivia Padilla, and their es- corts enioy an autumn evening. Surrounded by an air of elegance, the seniors and their mothers await the arrival of spring's newest ia. kt I ,A fm ,At Y, XX 1 . fashions.

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.i.qii1xi'i1 wwf Should we all go our separate ways When we have said good bye, We'll still recall the times we had At dear Corvallis High. The friends we've made in nuns and girls We'll often bring to mindp The love and understanding shared Will not be left behind. The songs, the cheers, the laughs, the tears, The beach trips and the snow, The parties and the formal proms - Too soon it's time to go. God keep our school and bless our nuns And guide our '59p Good-bye, good-bye, Corvallis High - And auld lang syne. cs! if ,X fr 5. f 424 CQ , I I 'i'1-5 ' 1 C1 J Y is-12 Y?-53 D -me FOUND me BEAGLE T, g ia HUSKY 9, I C avi-lf 5' 1' if Y 5 xi i ,. in Q5