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

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1 K. Klingbeil slares doublfully al Paul Hopson lr.l demonslraling lhe inner workings of lhe aulomobile lo S. Facca and D. Epslein in aufo shop classroom. They are fascinaled by all lhe liflle wires. Hard-worlring members of lhe annual s'raf'l were loo busy 'Io pose for a piclure during senior piclure indexing, so were shol al work. I. to r.: J. Crouch, B. Roberfs, T. Pray, M. Beber, N. Fernan- dez. Sherry McCanlies, leif, head ol Girls' P.E. cleparlmenl, discusses wilh compalriols how besl lo prorecl heallh ol young charges. Hearlily concurring are Corela Cowarf and Nancy Hamillon. They Become Top Quality Ad-lib Artists lla Hull, school nurse and diviner of cleverly fa e illnesses, prepares various medicinal supplies for e long day ahead. I Phil Schediwy llang., Speechl, lopped lay burr haircul, inevilably c r e a s e s in an obviously Hpleased wilh myself grin aller successfully slressing poinl . . . Norman Sharp lMalhl, always growing inlo a crew cul or oul ol a llal lop, im- presses sludenls wilh a snappy wil and a real sharp grin . . . l-lclen Souchelq lcommercel, lhe lillle lady wilh lhe mild manner, daily copes wilh lhe demands ol olaslreperous lrosh in her none 'foo-lirlle commerce classes . . . Tom Spencer llvlalhl, one oi The lew 'reachers who escaped idyllic bliss ol marriage, polilely laul slernly com- mands malh classes lo S-hadduplu . . . Sian lreilman lSciencel, bemoans 'rhe llsophomore slump and how lo show lhree movies To lour classes in one period wilh Two proicclion boys . . . Tressie Truesdall lEnglishl, adiusled laeaulilully 'ro a new home, new husband, new recipes, amid The inlricacies ol explaining subiunclives and Mac- belh lo seniors . . . E. Rulh While llvlalhl melh- odically slrangles harmless erasers while inquiring Any queslions7 Curricular horrors ol college exislence are layorile leclure lopics.

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TEENAGERS' AIDES Muster Analysts ot the Strange, Challenging, Mysterious Adolescent Mind Minnie Bishop, seated between flowering vege- tation, pauses in her work of guarding books and offering advice to bewildered students visiting library. exploits and Theodore Hunt, Bill Ashmore, John Evers, Paul Hopson and Walter Dudley hold hu- morous pow-wow in tool room. Note by expression just what type tale has been spun i So the tirst lniun sez. .. lg also note authentic Indian designs adorning back wall ot woodshop wigwam. Page 28 I John Possley lbnglishl provides todder tor education- hungry English students by selling them cultural 35-cent paper- backed books trom overstocked library . . . Ken Pure's lCrattsl three demerits at a time encourages boisterous bus passen- gers to enioy pastoral scenes and verdant Bloomington scenery in silent awe . . . Senor Frank Quinonez lSpanish, P.E.l perambulating around Spanish classes, vainly searches tor someone to divulge the proper answer- Quien sabe? Oh, doesn't anybody sabre? . . . l-lolt Ravn lEnglishl, tormer buddy ot Blood and Guts Patton, triumphantly recounts youthtul transtixes class with eloquence ot poetry. X 1 Lllilyxild Frank Quinonez glares terociously while trying to intimidate Stan Treitman tor making out late quarter grades: John Possley throws up hands in surrender, and Bill Ashley, Lite Science teacher, educates physics teacher in finer points of physics.

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ABLE INSTRUCTORS Teachers, Worth Their Weight In Precious Golden Yellow Jackets gag FFA green thumbs weed rose garden under capable direction of senior V. J. Oberschmidt, l. to r: B Barlow, G. Quinn, L. Tipton, B. l.yon, A. Adams. 'full T 5. I .E jf,.1-itat Diaz, supervising one portion ot Drivers' Education tests, checks care- y tor error in aligning the little cars. lToo bad all tests aren't more lilce this.l Girl at right appears to be hidinq. Helen Borrego watches engrossed in the thrilling sight ot Tom Morrow visually measuring the distance between the ball and club. Page 30 V. Marguerite Brooks miraculously welds into a musical whole the motley voices possessed by the aggregation of Boys' Chorus en- thusiasts. Why is it the shortest people are usually in back row?