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

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Maxine Nelson, gaily alfired for slriing frip, giggles al fhe sigh? of Clyde Ha noise examining wild animal pelfs isfufledl. Ernie Kovaclx clinically inspecls anolher 'peei- meng Joan Bufler, gone fishin', merely laughs. . U! fi i.Lt,k ii Y ilk-fi NL' YJ i X 'fi A l X ,i 'U A A j. fi , V, f i , c' ax LUXL7 fy1KL4liV! Or How to lose Your Tensions I Casually draped over chair, enlwining his legs around lable leg, Ernie Koyacl lCome mercel, commends his ohesocllicienl secree 'raries wilh, l'Oh, Daisy Maelll . . .Joe Lash, Collon boy who made good, relurns lo alma maler as assislanl coach and drivers ed inslruclor . . . Donald Lindsey llvlalhl, in a vcice ranging lrom high bass lo masculine conlrallo, guoles sign on his door, Aban- don hope llor guml all ye who onler here . . . Joyial Alberl lf. Loring lflommercel, ad minislors friendly discipline lo delinguenl lulure businessmen wilh a wee rulor lap on lhe lop ol lhe head . . . The man in lhe rain coal, Tom Lyon lboysl P.E.l, slaunchly braving The rigors ol wind and wealher, vigorously loads ever onward his gymnaslic forces. Chrislinu D. Beeson, Charles Graser, Beulah Bullinglon, l-lollen Ravn, I. fo r.: wave a cheerful goodbye lo Their las? vehicle of escape from chaperoning Boys' Forum Dance.

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FRIENDLY ADVISERS Teachers May Tip You Off On What to Do With Old Worn Out Soup Marlin Baer, B foofball, varsify fracic coach, and leach- er of Orienlalion, poinfs oui his idea of an oufsfanding ioofball player fo dubious Ruben Beseda, B fooiball and P. E. coach. GAA girls fighf aggressively for fhe ball, praciicing fo O Compelenl nurse, lla I-lull, replies wilh slandard warning when issuing nondress excuses +o sludenls This is good lor 'roday only, buf one day can make a difference. . . . Theodore l-lunl llvlachine Shopl, in unmisfalceably lirm words, convinces auio shop boys +ha+ lhe mosf beaulilul lhing on wheels lakes more lhan four moons and a pair of rapping Smillies . . . Family man, l-larold Johnson llvlalhl, deliberalely leads his algebra classes info ihe land of X's, Y's, and Z's, leav- ing behind Jrhe more reluclanl 'rravelers . . . Charles Rocky Jordan, Direclor oi Aclivilies, lSocial Sci- encel, palienllv lislens ro moans of over ac+iva+ed sludenls and prophelically warns, Irs lhe supplemenl- ary worlc lhalr counlsg i+'s a big problem. You gel whal I mean? Tressie Truesdall praciices applying beauiy marks on Mike Ciavarelli, firmly bound in decora+or's sheet Neill Arnold bombasiically re- hearses a dramafic role, and Phil Schediwy considers how ro properly apply rhe bushy mousiache. lalce fheir parl in +oday's compefeiive world, . Y. P Page 24 I fo r. earce, M. Perez, B. Di Donafo, J. Berch, P. Shar

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D. Ramirez painsfalungly drills a Iiflle round hole n his proiecl, one ol many required for woodshop lasses. oach Joe Lash, loling his liHle foolball, diligenl- ly climbing fhe slairs of his Alma Maier. Unknown I gs exif quiclrly. LEARNING GUIDES Faculty, Never at a loss For a Formula Q Wilh lhal easy slride accomplished only in shorls, Sherry Mc- Canlies lGirls' P.E.l, The only gal wilh freedom ol campus, lazily slrolls our of her ollice and desperalely cries, lsn'l anyone going lo lhe main building? . . . Don Mccawley lSciencel, highly lalenled in communily sing direcling, adminislered The an- eslhelic vvilhoul reslrainl-Resull-I-le bumped oll da' ral! . . . Amid painls, pols, poslers, pupils, I-lelen l. McDaniel lAr+l lurns young Picassos' inleresls lrom idle doodlings lo cullured masler- pieces . . . Nearly disabling a huslcy loolball player wilh an allec- 'rionale pal on 'rhe baclc, huslcier Joe lvliller lBoys' P.E.l gives physical and oral encouragemenl lo his brood ol daunlless gridders. email' I Donald McCawley slrives lo loolc like Glenn Miller's piclure on record album, Gene Hosfefler walches amused, having seen Glenn Miller, and Mary Jane Bailey sils grace- fully poised on 'fhe bench, unimpressed by modeling poses.