Colton Union High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Colton, CA)

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LL'l4AAl X i f f lf .Q L . gli ,iii b ill! to Ho tyauyyfln X le ' ng Fever ,fi ii iliijilijgi Alf VL A A O Sunny-disposiTioned Mary Anderson ll-lome Ec.l aTTempTs To averT serious gasTric disTurbances as T-lomemalcing girls sample Their own handiworlc . . . O. McNeill Arnold lEnglishl, adviser, counselor, and springboard Tor The scholarship-seelc ing budding inTellecTuals, models whaT The well-dressed male Teacher should wear . . . Bill Ashley lMaThl, The sprighTly- sTepping. long-sTriding Tormer Traclc sTar, holds record as only Teacher eager enough To run happily To school in The morn . . . ShirT cuTTs rolled baclc, Bill Ashmore lDraTTingl, menTor ol The T-square seT, hinTs in dry briTTle Tones, ThaT line could be a liTTle darlcerlu . . . The Tlannel shirT-clad Tigure oT Marlin Baer lP.E., CrienT.l cheerTully paTs down The hall on soTT-soled shoes enrouTe To orienT inguisiTiye Trosh . . . Silverehaired Mary Jane Bailey lfiiuidancel miraculously quells sTudy hall rabble by lighTly Tapping a pencil on her deslc . . . l-lanlc Blake lSocial Science, P.E.l, masTer oT The drawling com- mands, quells minor wars in American lnsTiTuTions, and prods unwilling sTudenTs. s --Q-...,,, R b 1 Smifh chafs with smiling Alice Cobb and Helen Soucheck, who are beinq c u ffered by AlberT Loring, possesor of wha? appears To be a foreign vehicle, bui is ped negafive. e lly iusf an American flip Physiology insfrucfor, Donald McCawIey, ToresiqhTedly prepares TirsT aid: J, Alcanfar prepares The equipmenfg and J. McCoy w edly prepares The long slender needle. D. Davis seems sfrang ly happy abouT if all. Ken Pure holds sheef music preparaTory To burslinq TorTh Th song, Helen l. McDaniel accompanies on piano, and V. Margu T Brooks plays a hoT fiddle. J. Wolfe and Y. Bush inveniory numerous liTerary supplies as p T of Their iob as library assisTanTs. +-v' vc-5:-f- f'-r

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WILLING FACULTY Peclugogs' Amazing Information Runs From lu Brea Tor Pits' Blue Goo These lhree coaches graciously assume somewhaf nafural expressions. Tom Spencer looks mildly serious, Hank Balke, grim, and Harold Mosiman cloesn'+ look al all, luis eyes are closed. A. Jarvis sneaks a look al a passing noieg Tressie Truf-sdall graphically demonslrales proper senlence conslrudion lo D. Wisserl. R. Neely dreamily conlemplafes somellning -- no doubl pleasanl. 1 , ,-.- I , N Olq-M5 , X 5-AX' a v I I Tom Beckwilli lfixgriculiurel amicably prepares iuiure agriculiuralisls for life among +l1e boyinos and eguines down on llie farm . . . Belrween murderous glances Won'l you ever learn diplomacy? and mollwerly solicilude, Gel our ol ilwal drall youll calcln a cold, Cnrislina D. Beeson's lEng. Journ.l clieeriul reassurance Qi course you can! dispells all possibiliiy oi iailure . . . Fool Togeilier, liand al sides, rlwree laps 'For ine iirsl guy lnal lalkslm dfclales Ruben Be- seda lBoys' P.E.l in luis siylisli green slwoos, lo a solemn line of boys al rigid aiieniion . . . Diminuliye Edine Besl ll-lome Ec.l pallers along on ner skyscraper-soled looiwear enroule lo snow eager young nomomakers oi iomorrow ine funda- menlals ol liomemaking . . . Minnie Bislnop llibrarianl, amidsl lowering slielyes ol books, is eager To aid ine sludeni in book seleciions, io be lasled, swallowed, or digosle-d . . . Mercurial lilile bundle of dynamile, l-lelen Borrego ll.alin, Spanislril, is recognized as being wordier 'rlian Websler and lwice as inieresling. E. Rull1 Wliile smiles waggislily over cl1ess board, Donald Lindsey kibilles, Harold John son quoles from rule book, and Norman Sharp gleefully beams over his own marlerful playing.

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INSPIRED LEADERS Instructors Must Become Masters of Five Day Week Moods and Tim Leonora Norton, carrying goodies, gestures to Edine Best, a goodie b g poised on his temporarily disab'ed two wheeler. Mary Anderson exp tly ppl t t p I I t ack wheel. Q Brandishing a tragile skeleton, an eager student declares, l.ookl A tossilized skeleton ot a horned herbacious condivoral pterodactyl, genus stultiaf' No, replies meticulously-groomed Fred Bronsdon lSciencel, merely a barn owl. . . . Tiny Ii'I suits like doll clothes, and bright-eyed appearance twat she is about to chirp, typity volatile V. Marguerite Brooks lMusicjg Brooksie rates tops tor innovating Musicale Extraordinaire . . . Texan Clois Brown H50- cial Sciencel, the seniors' problem, drawls We naiver haiv taists in US. I-leestryp we all-waiz waiv kwizzes . . . Ever-patient Beulah Bullington fling ishl, the gracious little lady with the albino coitture, is versed equally well in both Skakespearean and ocal background . . . Stately Joan Butler's lComrnercel etticiency equally astounds hapless tish on her took during vacations, or aspiring business maiors in class . . . Colton I-Iigh's tugitive trom the drama, Mike Ciavarelli lEnglishl, possesses an intinite tlair tor gaining triends with his tlashing smile and laughing eyes.