Coast Union High School - El Bronco Yearbook (Cambria, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

sf H f. y EL cgl5pNco D 4 1 This year the El Bronco staff takes great pleasure in dedicating this annual to a man who has given eleven years of service to Coast Union High School as a school board member. Seven of these years he has been president of the school board. He has contributed wisely and gener ously of his counsel and wisdom to further the interests of the school. In appreciation of his service and interest in our Alma Mater, we dedicate this El Bronco '55 to Harold H. Waite. 513: 129-f .vf - Jk' ' 221: ' kgk- W5 Maj 14 2 lim 1 GY ,gg 1 AY 42' A-. A is f I X 1 'Y 41 as gif? ,lsffg Hu Q ,?ig1h,-.,:fgfgs?.g1'f' J .,,, fs-. .15 ,4.g4f2,2fff.,,,,, Yugi, iff y, -'lggwf-' maj, -. ' :iw-'ggi 4 3-,g3,.,.j!. 1-J flwE'L3:rK'::.:-f-. ww, N, Elf ixH1:9g.glf .se ,A M 1 x .27 :..:si J 3: 3f'7:-252' 'ffx94'J'-'1'. ,lg -f -115 ::f,5Q,:::,:-51: Annie Mae Mauldin Vice-Principal Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand B. S. in Education University of Southern California Otis P. Hornaday District Superintendent and Principal Trigonometry M. A. University of Chicago Leona Forster English Dramatics Library Public Speaking and Journalism A. B, Wayne University M. S. Stanford Richard Dunn Physics Spanish Plane Geometry Algebra Physical Education B. S. from Worchester, Mass. Luther Churchweu Wood Shop Mechanical Drawing Audio-Visual Education B. S. in Industrial Arts North Texas State Teachers College Jerome Borgert A c,...,.. Social Science Biology U. S. History Senior Problems Physical Education B. A. at Saint Cloud's Teacher's College QM. AJ Colorado State College 2' t c Q 'Q r, Evelyn Stringer we g F Aff ' B ' ' Physical Education Homemakmg no ssr A B. S. from Oklahoma A and M I H is College, Stillwater, Okla. 3 Y g All A A A J ': A Jf'l A 7 John Knowles J - is Bank l,o' Q P A A , A l fuel. I Instrumental Music Glee Club Physical Educ ation B. M. and M. A. , from State University of Iowa H Norman Piester ' 772 oe Vocational Agriculture pf Farm Mechanics Veteran Advisor B. S. Cal Poly, San Luis R Obispo l Joe Anderson Bus Driver Custodian Eddie Shaug Custodian i Thelma Dolbier Secretary Bertha Hawley Cafet eria Manager Ag E tss tsln Q A , Ray Evans, Virgil F. Ambrosia William C. Boyle Tilden Bassetti erk 'gaczfwl df 7m4Zeea Harold H. Waite, President BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Dave Allison, Freshmen Representativeg Vard Evans, F.F.A. Presidentg Mr. Hornaday, Advisorg Ray Buss, Vice-President, Jerry Borges, Presidentg Linda Neff, Sophomore- Representative FRONT ROW: Betty Churchwell, Secretary and Senior Representative, Kathleen Fiscalini, Treasurerg Kathryn Warren, G.A. A. Presidentg Donna Hardman, Junior Representativeg Janice Ricioli, Head Yell-leader. 5, gf? . Yff .W , k I 1744, If A 3 , 1 we X gill to tlti I JJ Ll ELIZABETH C1-IURCHWELL G.A.A. l, Z, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Girls State 3 Band 1, Z, 3 C.S.F. l,2,4, Sec. 3 Annual Staff 1, Z, 3, 4 Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, Sec. 4 Class Officer 1, Z, 3, 4 DIANE BIANCHI Class Officer 4 G.A.A. l,2.,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Chorus 3 MARLENE SMITHERS Class Play 3, 4 G.A.A.1,z,3,4 Band l, Z Class Officer 4 Chorus 3 KATHLEEN FISCALINI G.A.A.1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Chorus 3 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 PHILLIP WILLIAMS Letterman 3, 4 Class Play 3,4 Band l, Z, 4 BRUCE WOOD Letterman 1, Z, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3,4 Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, Z, 3, 4 LAURA WARREN G.A.A.1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Band 1, Z Smdow TERRY REYNOLDS ftransferred 31 G.A.A. 3, V. Pres. 4 Tennis Team 3,4 Class Play 4 KATHRYN WARREN Cr.A.A. l,2,3, Pres. 4 Student Council 4 Class Play 3,4 Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Band l, Z GERALD BORGES Band 2, 3, 4 Letterman l,Z, 3 Pres. 4 Boys' State 3 F. F. A. 4 Class Play 3,4 Student Council 4 JOSEPH FOX Band l, 2, 4' Boys' State 3 Letterman l, 2, 3, V. C.S.F. 1,2,,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Tennis Team 1, 2 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 RAYENA FANCHER G.A.A.1, 2, 3,4 AILEEN NEIGHBORS ltransferred 41 G.A.A. 4 Pres. 4 gy W S mm .. ,. ..-,. ,., iltligfl iff ' 3l5f'7'jf'fjff5s:Fif?pfil .6 .M M , WY A A ll-3 4. .- ,,,, 1 .T . , , ty: -,V my -N .f A emiaz ?fza,e4ecq ENTIRE CLASS OF '55 ATTENDS S, L. O, COUNTY FAIR The 1975 annual San Luis Obispo County Fair in Cambria, California, held a treat in store for the fourteen members of the Class of 1955. This fair marked the date which the gradu- ating class had set twenty long years ago as the time for a class reunion. When I arrived at the immense fairgrounds situated in southern Cambria, I had no idea where to go first. I must have looked quite perplexed because an attractive woman asked me, aren't you Betty Hopper Churchwe1l? I immediately recognized the woman to be my old classmate, Kathleen Fiscalini. We decided to visit the art show and while walking there, I learned that Kathleen was a Conover model in Interspace City, Mars. At the art show, I spotted a delightful oil painting of a village of Navajos. While exam- ining the painting, I found written in the lower, right hand corner-the name, Laura Warren. Kathleen and I looked for Laura who later joined us after washing paint off her face. We girls stopped at a Better Food show and what did we see but a huge pot of Boston- baked beans with a big, blue ribbon attached to it. We instantly knew that Marlene Smithers was near and that she was - right behind the big blue ribbon! Upon deciding to look at our El Bronco '55, our little caravan started towards my car in the parking lot. We couldn't help but notice a fuming, red-headed man who was having trouble with his car motor. As it turned out, the man was Phillip Williams, designer of the first helicauto fhelicopter carl. The morning flew by and before we knew it, the lunch hour had arrived. Kathleen sug- gested that we dine at Aileen's Barbecue Pit. Were we ever surprised when we saw Aileen Neighbors in charge of a block square barbecue pit and steak house! What a layout! After eating, our ever-growing group attended the midget car races. The winner in the loudest, reddest, longest car there turned out to be the terror on wheels, Rayena Fancher. After removing her crash helmet fit was crazier than my hat, she led us to the rodeo grounds. We were in luck and got front row seats. There is nothing dustier than front row seats at a rodeo! The first contest of the day proved to be a thriller. Bucking bronco, after rider, after bronco, came out of that chute, but the only one to stay on the required time was that wiry, red-headed professional cowboy, Nicky Yost. I hadn't seen Tiny that day and asked someone about her. They told me that Tiny was that seven foot clown on stilts in the center of the arena. Comedian Kathryn Warren was a second Martha Raye, but better. She now has six television shows on three nation net- works. There was one member of our class that all of us still knew well. That was Jerry Borges, who had run on the Better America ticket and won the election for president of the United States. Today Jerry was seated with his family in the vast grandstands circling the rodeo grounds. The audience heard a jet plane fly over the fairgrounds. Moments later, they saw a white speck in the sky floating earthward. It landed with a thud and who stepped out from under the white folds but Diane Bianchi! Diane started out on her fabulous career as an airline hostess and ended up as the owner of the United Galaxies Space Line . Near the end of the show, Colonel Reynolds and her battalion of WAFS paraded across the grounds in an excellent military style. Terry had joined the WAFS after finishing high school and had steadily progressed until she had attained the rank of colonel. Later in the evening, we were all, we thought, assembled in a 4-I-I booth. After calling roll, we discovered that one of us besides Foxerace was missing. The absent person was Bruce Wood, a professor at Harvard. The group decided to be patient, because almost any- thing could have happened. Well it did. --We later learned that Professor Wood was trying to prove his new theory about reflection of light in a house of mirrors in the midway. As usual, Bruce became confused, lost his way, and spent three hours in there before finding the exit. From there we went to the Dust Bowl , an open air theater, to hear Foxerace . This was the name which Joseph Fox had taken after his first and successful world recital in 1961. We were all introduced as Joe's guests. After saying good-bye, we each went our own separate ways. I hurried away to the Na- tional Reporters Convention in Washington, D. C. B etty Churchwell I ew ' em 4 mee We, the. Senior Class of Coast Union High Countyyof San Luis Obispo, in thej5State of California, in the year of Lor,d.,yf-ffinineteeny hundred and fifty-five haveifoiund thatfywe havenothing of real value to ii bestow upon future seniors. So, weiwill to unfortunate individuals tokens and memories of our high school yearsfthat in theipprpissenior years, may also have a wonderful time. I, Bruce Wood, will my ability to antagonizeijteacherspto anybody willing to receive C's and D's. ii'i ii if p I, Marlene Smithers, my icefskates to sylhb all the Junior girls. I, Jerry Borgeys, will my big business operation best5eustomerp,y Terry Morgang. W li'ii i - I, Kathleen Fiscalini, will my ability to 'lli speak welglyin Senior Problems class to Deanna Bassetti. slll W' y I, Laura Warren, will imy height to Chickie Williams. l, Nicky Yost, will my spot on the delinquent 1, Joe Fox, will my iiii everlastltihg friendship with my gm friend'slfsfher to Ray Buss. i it p l p , , I, Betty Churchwell, 'willto,DeAnn Lyons my ability t'oiiget after dates., W ,,: ii 'i i sy , W I, Kathryn Warren, lwill my ability to ey, yol Bicioii. I, Diane Bianchi, will paingygpop Donna, Hardman, 'C il iii I, Reynolds, will 1'I1Y American to Diane,-Marie .lunge I, Phillip Williams, the newgtransmission to Johnny spwlfrereof, the Class of '55 on thishlast williand stateinent presence of our class advisors, h Forster and Mr. Norman Piesiife-r ,gs 3 f . .q,,,1.., gi' A we pi V -1 : ww- f , ...1-,, ff f llljfjfwa pf' ,zmhi ij, f,-5,oh.,,,,, . .-. 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Taking pictures Breathing Counting money Making teachers commit suicide Raising cain Talking about getting married Scraping chairs Gossiping Having wrecks Sleeping in class Borrowing money HOPES TO BE Successful lawyer Doctor Lab technician Bank president Concert pianist Officer in the WAFS Housewife Home Ec teacher Successful wife Baseball player Architect Social worker WILL BE Unsuccessful service station attendant, Crippled patient. Test tube washer. Miser. Owner of Cambria Pines Laundry. Runway sweeper. Old Maid. Hen-pecker, Old Lady in the Shoe Baseball fan. Blue print reader. Alcoholic. Q,,,,,,,,,,,,x X FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Mr. Churchwell, Dorothy V .h x , w ,S Thorn son, Donna Hardman, Anne Blanchard, Dian Marie 'S ,,f P ,J -1' awwa...-. , JF,,f1 Judge, De Ann Lyons, Jane Mainini, Yvonne Langan, , Beverl Wacker, Janice Ricioli, Deanna Bassitti, Miss H. . , is p ,fl Y A f 57- Stringer, Advisor BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: John Dil- 1, . . , -- V lard, Marlin Boisen, Mike O'Lea , Vard Evans, Ra -f fr N A TY Y .., , i x , lv Buss, Bob Morgan, Jim Rizzo, Henery Redelfs. ix, A, '- - X . 1 it ea, . X, N u , ' -:Q - AH Well, the year of 1954-55 found us back at good old Coast Union High. This year we were high and mighty Juniors and had a great deal to do. There was the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet in May, which was quite a big job. We just seem to have inherited the task. This year the theme was Fantasy Land . Our other activities consisted of food sales, which were always a suc- cess, a dance on February 25th, and the Junior Play which was plenty of fun for everyone. At play practices we got together at students' homes to dis- cuss the play, entitled The Daffy Dills , which was scheduled for March. We also sold school autograph books to the student body. While selecting our class rings we got into great excitement, but finally chose gold with black onyx stones, called the American Beauty . Now that the year is over we are all a little wis er one way or another. We all hope to be able to come back next year as even mightier Seniors than we were Juniors. We hope to return from summer vacation for our last school days, at least the last for some of us, and to graduate from Coast Union High School. Farewell to the Seniors of this year and may they always have good fortune. As for the other students, we hope to see all of them next year. Our class sponsors were: Miss Stringer and Mr. Churchwell Our class officers were: Donna Hardman. President: Marlin Boisen Vice President, DeAnn Lyons, Secretary: Janice Ricioli, Treasurer. -sf' I TOP ROW fLeft to Righty: Jerry Reynolds, Chester Jewell, Jimmie Evans, Ronald Kelsey, Paul Madonna, Kenneth Mee, Larry Harper, Terry Morgan, Tommy Ray, Marvin Pfanenstiel, Mike Kennison MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Dunn, Lewis Wallace, Sharon Morgan, Elizabeth Conrad, Judy Kramer, Bonnie Wood, Frankie Sebastian, Linda Neff, Rosemary Borges, Jerry Veith, Mr. Knowles FRONT ROW: Barbara Childers, Jean Lang, Joyce Whitehead, Betty Dillard, Margaret Montano, Barbara Righetti, Darlene -29. McKay. f fi' f n f .vii f I-' , ' ' ,fi 5, 'lx ,N ' 1 .jf A2 1, . ,1 ,I 5. T. - ' J-A ,x ' ning L . 3 ' .- ...J ,. 5.1, 4,1 L --.-7 ,yn fu, HY, , .E f V' f ? I, I ,, X - , w 1 4' ' H ' .l 1 A --f. . -'gl .. 'sl - '15 ' .,,.,L . 1.0-47 61444 When in September, the Sophomores were once again reunited, we had a new experience. We found to our delight, that we were no longer consider ed the babies of Coast Union, but were even being looked up to by the Fresh- men! We started the year off by having ,a dance entitled Hernando's Hide- away . We got into the mystic mood by having the tables decorated with candles which cast eerie shadows on black silhouettes pasted over the walls. At one end was a bar over which refreshments were served. We also had a food sale which added to our steadily growing funds. We are looking forward to having another dance, sponsoring a show, and having other activities. Then our next really big undertaking is the decoration of the auditorium for Baccalaureate. Class officers elected this year were the following: President, Linda Neffg Vice President, Bonnie Woody Secretary, Frankie Sebastiang and Treasurer, Jimmie Evans. We would like to thank our advisors, Mr. Dunn and Mr. Knowles for their cooperation and assistance throughout the year. - 15 ,, 4 I 2 za A FRONT ROW Cl.eft to Righty: Susan Shortridge, Lea Joy Bordegary, 7 V Joyce Williams Sally Madrid, Janice Ingham, Sue Stites, Miss 5- Mauldin SECOND ROW: Pearl Branco, Frances Kramer, Toni EV! W mv: Dean, Diane Backensten, Ralena Davis, Judy Connelly, Robert ,lg Shrurn THIRD ROW: Donald Wallace, David Allison, Clark 'rf IN 'fy Chipman, Lynn Hanchett, Jim Hext, Edward Camozzi, Don ig 'QLSPN Coulter, Mr. Borgert. A, School opened too early again this year, at least for the members of the Freshman Class who enrolled in Coast Union. Remember how strange it felt to be in high school? It was three weeks before we involuntarily became full-fledged members of the Red and Gold , via initiation. Everyone had a good time but us and we didn't count! The program included a tar and feathering , a can-can dance , and various musical selections . Don't forget the rotten eggs, cold cream, lipstick and that AWFUL limburger cheese! Our dance was held on April Fools' Day. That gave us many ideas for a theme, Of course there were the traditional duties that are willed to every Freshman Class, like restoring the C , That meant lugging and paint- ing a lot of rocks! During football season there were quite a few stiff necks - not from playing football either. It's a disease that seems most common to Fresh- men who decorate goal posts. Our thanks to our Freshman advisors, Miss Mauldin and Mr. Bogert, who helped make our first year a little easier. In spite of everything, all the Freshmen enjoyed their first year and we expect to stay here until we're seniors, if for nothing else than to be able to initiate a new group of freshmen. This year's Freshman officers were: President: Dave Allisong Vice President: Clark Chipmang Secretary: Diane Backensteng Treasurer: Lea Joy Bordegaryg and Business Manager: Donald Wallace. , if ,, , F1 ...,,- P QMY '. h Xh' on in A eele N W f C ' 'riff N I 97 A 1 N' L. .3 XTW . 1 'Q Qi VK , 1 l A , 4,1 1 , N X A ijwxx K I Q' V ., , K if -P' f V I A W I ,Q - ' ,I x - z - ' if L- X 1 37 A 1 K, C - ' '.,' -My if ' ' o f l - - 4, C Q , oo , +1 3 n W W C I A ,yn M fr ,Q .. V, Xq.:wff,,w-V fec ieiizf- W' Fox picks up yardage BACK ROWQLeft to Rlghl, Kenmson O'Leary J Jewell Madonna Ray Wood Morgan Dlllard Pfanenstiel,A111son Fox Borges Wxlllams Kelsey L Wallace Coach Borgert Assxstant Coach Dunn FRONT ROWQLeft to Rxghtj D Wallace Hext Ch1pman, Reynolds Camozz1 Coulter V. Evans, C. Jewell Hanchett Mee I Evans L-W ., -4 . '. 4' ,-P'-inI'.dv..Y?ff 9'f55w el 'Q A gorge! SS1StantCO a Mission man stopped by Kennison 70 Wad ca aacidaawz O'Leary gains against Templeton f . 1. 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Dillard, J. Fox, P. Williams, I. Borges, B. Wood, Coach, Jerry Borgert. Buss lays one in against Los Prietos Fox, Buss, Morgan, and Wood , against Arroyo Grande SEASON'S SCORES CUHS 35 18 31 16 ss 36 1147 239 32 3!f58 +50 3:50 351 43 Arroyo Grande Lompoc San Luis Obispo Air Force Los Prietos San Luis Obispo Shandon Mission Arroyo Grande Templeton Shandon Templeton Mission Alumni 3FDenote s League Game WZ eccwzd in .feczgcce gf,- 1. ,. -' I ft, ff 1 15 I-wi . l, .4 5 7.fsJ'.f , ,. . . 1 .. G r , .. V, . , 1 - . ' fd Q' , ' ig fl i l,, 2e'1 I 1 V- Q ,T , , f 3 ., G -- ' gif--gf-Q3 A ' ' f f j wx, H - W m ,I A A. V , 43- A , - ,. t, Q .9 ,, ' L, : Y ' E - 5 ' JW-'ii J: ,FC , V f W gilwif f ' 1 l ij ' l Q., , f A ' L' ggz rf' ff, Ng WW .. . ' W' 3, nfs: i 4 I' ' I 1' V' -1 1 ' 5 95 V ' L -ii ' if 1 A- f 1 ,, -. . 11 1 , H 1 2' -wg. S M 'Iii' . ,. ,L qua T533 igfi Rf 'flr ef vv law , f-'f - , .,., l . ., H ,. .- ' K I . 3 was . ,..,. . .. 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SEASON' S SCORES CUHS 11 Arroyo Grande 30 Los Prietos 19 Orcutt 27 Mission 19 Arroyo Grande 17 Templeton 40 Grammar School 17 Templeton 12 Mission ,M 55 -il R L BACK ROW CLeft to Rlghtj Madonna, Mee, Ray, Hanchett, Kennxson, O Leary, Morgan, W1111ams, Borges, Fox, Coach Borgert FRONT ROW Camozz1, M11azzo, Schrum, Buss, Evans, Coulter, Jewell :If , af- .. V, , .. A 1 h4i':2ii'ZfiI'IZ'5 ,Hz-Ziff ..:'2i- ' ' ' .,: -:E ,, ': ,L ::ff,-s.5f2i2.:,-,Sy m ' '. ..L, te .-MM. - , .Q-14, Y, , .,ep,. nf., I ,,, ., f I 1 -' ., 2 'fig' kgs? 5 P' ' ' 2 if ' , O iff A , , - ,, ,M 4- K y 5 ' f 5' a L -R ns-K ,, . . ' ' J' 'tg , -1- ' - flf' 'ufiiff ljie O .- ' '5 - .. - . I R :Q ' 22' 'bf' ,ar V --:jg gy'-5.-,-f 1 - -.ff N- 'Hz 5'-'ii . jeg, -'el og 51335 Tennis players practice serving D gzaaca 2634064 KNEELING: Lea Joy Bordegary, Kathryn Warren, Betty Churchwell, Ann Blanchard, Betty Dillard, Dorothy Thompson, Laura Warren, Diane Backensten MIDDLE ROW: Joyce Williams, DeAnn Lyons, Frankie Sebastain Sherry Morgan, Jean Lang, Terry Reynolds, Dian-Marie lunge, Bonnie Wood, Darlene McKay, Linda Neff, Marlene Sminhers BACK ROW: Bruce Wood, Ron Kelsey, Marlin Bo-isen, Dave Allison, Jimmie Evans, Coach, Richard Dunn. LEFT TO RIGHT Drane Branchr, Lea Bordegary Marlene Smlthers, Laura Warren, Kathleen Frscalrnr, Kathryn Warren, Betty Church well, Betty Drllard Ann Blarflchard Dorothy Thompson, Jean Lang Instructor, John Knowles Wi' -uu- QIf'-fi- wifP.-'6:f.:,u,- E-, Z 1' Z -' f -, . K Ny DeAnI1 LY0nS Janice Ricioli FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Coach Borgert, Don Coulter, Jerry Borges, Bruce Wood, Joe Fox, Ed Camozzi SECOND ROW: Mike Kennison, Ray Buss, Ken Mee THIRD ROW: Marlin Boisen, 4 Mike O Leary Terry Morgan, Vard Evans FOURTH ROW: Phillip Williams, Paul Madonna, Lynn Hanchett Chester Jewell FIFTH ROW: Dave Allison, Clark Chipman, Wayne Yost, John Dillard SIXTH ROW: Marvin Pfanenstiel, Lewis Wallace, Henry Redelfs, Tommy Ray. Qaida ,454 Zia ,444 ' 'va FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Jane Mainini, Marlene Smithers, Kathryn Warren, DeAnn Lyons, Betty Churchwell, Dorothy Thompson, Ann Blanchard, Lea Joy Bordegary, Betty Dillard, Joyce Williams, Diane Backensten, Sally Madrid SECOND ROW: Janice Ingham, Diane Bianchi, Yvonne Langan, Rusty Davis, Sue Stites, Dian Junge, Frankie Sebastian, Darlene McKay, Barbara Righetti, Toni Dean, Rosemary Borges, Linda Neff THIRD ROW: Sharon Coulter, Beverly Wacker, Joyce White- head, Janice Ricioli, Deanna Bassetti, Laura Warren, Terry' Reynolds, Kathleen Fiscalini, Sharon Morgan, Judy Kramer, Susan Shortridge, Frances Kramer, Pearl Branco, Carola Jackson, Elizabeth Conrad, Bonnie Wood, Judith Connely, Advisor, Miss Evelyn Stringer. i Class Representatives QLefr to Righty: Dave Allison, Diane Backensten, Linda Neff, Dorothy Thompson, Frankie Sebastian, and Bruce Wood de- ciding what to put on the class pages. xv LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Warren, Mike O'Leary, Linda Neff, Diane Bianchi, Betty Churchwell, De Ann Lyons, Dorothy Thornpson, Franie Sebastian, Diane Backensten BACK ROW: Ray Buss, Miss Forster, Advisor, Joe Fox, Bruce Wood, David Allison. 28 Editor, Betty Churchwell and Assistant Editor, DeAnn Lyons working on the editorial pages. Assistant Business Manager, Dian -Marie lunge, ' and Business Manager Diane Bianchi sending out bills for ads. Sports Editor, Joe Fox and Assistant Sports Editor, Mike O'Leary planning the sports section. Art Editor, Laura Warren, and Assist- ant Art Editor, Ray Buss, setting up the title page. . Dlx. ' if i':' .. -- ' , f.. lr ca i 'ff Qi!-iffy his Nr in-. ,.., I . H V9 STANDING fLeft to Righty: Norman Piester, Instructor, Mike Kennison, Donald Wallace, Marvin Pfanenstiel, Lewis Wallace, Jerry Veith, John Dillard, Ken Mee, Tom Ray KNEELING: Bob Schrum, Chester Jewell, Vard Evans, Jerry Borges, Wayne Yost. v alma cmmew of 7-fwaezdoa Chester Jewell, Ken Mee, Jim Heart, and Vard Evans bogged in the snow on F.E.A. annual snow trip. A Kenneth Mee shows dairy heifer Marvin Pfanenstiel, Wayne Yost, Lewis Wallace, Vard Evans with feeder lambs going to King City Fair lm! ,lQB1llll l Q1L.1 it 3 s J Scion! Zami vi, . :Matz-Q' ' . - eg-:.',,pgf11Q'r'f:5iSf,w fuaiiif ww ,ff -42+ f K f 'nfl ' sl -f2i3?SQf7,f9y: QfE5Q64f?if??3f9WQfi'fUWA f'f!dFifi,Sfl 'fLi5: af v f ' 07? STANDING fLeft to Righty: John Knowles, director, Darlene McKay, Betty Dillard, Rosemary Borges, Dorothy Thompson, Janice Ricioli, Dian -Marie Junge, Frankie Seb- astion, DeAnn Lyons, Frances Kramer, Pearl Branco, Elizabeth Conrad FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Susan Shortridge, Jean Lang, Diane Backensten, Bonnie Wood, Lea Joy Bordegary, Deanna Bassetti, Margaret Montano, Barbara Righetti, Linda Neff, Jane Mainini. 'Sim Duateuf BACK ROW QLeft to Righty: Joe Fox, Bob Waltz, Roger Silacci, John Knowles, direct org Ron Kelsey, Dian-Marie Junge FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty: Terry Morgan, DeAnn Lyons, John Dillard. if -1, ssrls 1 at rw s J I , 1 M . , it Y is J: , gf X 1' 2 ' f ai .L ssssr f I-Q K I , f r ' 1 ' ' fe 5, Wi f i ' ' Saxaphones and Flutes STANDING QLeft to Righty: Mike O 'Leary, Johnny Dillard, Terry Morgan, Jimmy Hext SITTING: Joyce Whitehead, Barbara Righetti, Judy Kramer, Rosemary Borges. French Horns and Trumpets STANDING QLeft to Righty: Bruce Wood, Chester Jewell, Donald Wallace, Mike Kennison SITTING: Dian Backensten, Jean Lang, Jimmy Evans, Ronald Kelsey. 4 ,H , , - tw- , ,, . . ,, : -.M ,, - , Q , A :L , W- , , f . . w .1 , f 5' I , I ' ' , ef - , Eff 2551 . if ,- or --I gifs: 1915 Wil: .' ., r, ' 'V 'gf :fix , F7 , 1' -25 t A 1231 JJ Clarinets STANDING fLeft to Righty: Frances Kramer, Pearl Branco, DeAnn Lyons, Dian lunge, Lynn Hanchett, Frankie Sebastian, Linda Neff, Bonnie Wood SITTING: Susan Shortridge, Mar- garet Montano, Darlene McKay, Joyce Williams, Lea Joy Bordegaray, and Betty Dillard: Bass Clarinet. r Qf Y, f Q ,,, Q I: 5 Basses QLeft to Righty: Tommy Ray, Bob Morgan, Jerry Borges. A51 W ,,,.V 1 .5 r,r, Q I Q , 3 ff J' , , ,, , 1. X Q 'E J Q' 5, A ,gztg , ., . p J V H 4 ' 5, 'L er - J'-'1' 5 ' Q -at 1 Drums Qlieft to Righty: Judy Connelly, Joseph Fox, Elizabeth Conrad, Toni Dean, Phillip Williams. . H . J wp, , ,j 55: , , ,V , I Q' Y- R V, fl' I I Z ? R r L 3.9: .r I 1 I g ' t ' .5-ft. K, A E. 1 3 - of if sf YBSIE5-', -9' ' 2' - L- fix . 'E E , ' ,, JA - ,f f ff' M? J Q P VZL.::s: 4: Q Nast: 153 if - ,, rf ff fir , ? ' K Trombones and Baritones Ql.eft to Righty: Paul Madonna, Clark Chipman, Lewis Wallace, Marlin Boisen, David Allison. ew. , aim? if l 'Sr FRONT ROW: Jean Lang, DeAnn Lyons, Joe Fox, Dave Allison MIDDLE ROW: Kathleen Fiscalini, Betty Churchwell, Linda Neff, Paul Madonna BACK ROW: Advisor, L Conrad, Jane Mainini. eona Forster: Elizabeth ' da ciafazaddp ?ecle'wLz'6aa Th honorary scholarship society, and is composed of high-ranking students who maintain an honor point average of ten points each semester in their academic and extra-curricular activities. ' e California Scholarship Federation is Coast Union High School's highest Officers this year are: Delrna Jean Lang, presidentg Joseph Fox, vice presi- dent, DeAnn Lyons, secretar treasurer. M' L this society. y iss eona Forster is the sponsor of Members during this year were Seniors: Betty Churchwell, Joseph Fox Kath- leen Fiscalinig Juniors: DeAnn Lyons, Jane Maininig Sophomores: Linda Neff, Elizabeth Conrad, 'Delrna Jean Lang, Paul Madonna: Freshmen: David Allison. Each year the society is permitted to take a trip to some point of interest that is worth-While or memorable. The date for this year's field trip has been set for May 13, which will be a skip-day from school, in recognition of meritorious schol arly work and service for Coast Union High School. -.f 'arzi' '. -' 3 ,s . fv ,Ye . 'J5 -' . .9 v-4.. Q ,, L 1 l , L x ,, , ' bi f M 5 Q M' ...C 1 5 ',:..A 5 ' 5- L S A ' ' f' . f- u 'i' 9 1 . 1 v ef 1. 1, 'J ' A :I 1 5? A I ' y y, W ww, V 'LLL Vw. , Z 2lL:fi1Qfff,:-.faeff9-f J.- W H fQ fl. , N oi m f l 'M NN ,331 4 Q as - ,,, .. V .f . iW NL 'f , 5 A ' 1 ,, F Q i ' -9'- Li1:k'f .FiiV p t -vi.. -A v f, , ',g,-5, ve if K t 'S J .k,, ,,.r 4... F, 3 ,f . , W , in M my ' - f ks - ggi! F f , I U I , is , T Kia . A' 1 K 2,2 ,L new ,K K: 'X '-,--- ' zf': ' Q A :J Hear ye. Hear ye. Let it be here known . c ' i iff, , by those pres ent that the Senior Class reqgests 7 to P r , ' 7 that upon the seventeenth day of September in the 4 rr. re V , . ,.,, h: e -ff year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and fifty four the Freshmen Class is to appear dressed as follows: the boys in girls' bathing suits, nylon stockings, and old shoes or bootsg and the girls in fathers' bib overalls and shirts worn back- wards, and father's old shoes. The boys are to bring shoe polish and brushes to polish Senior boys' shoes, and the girls are to bring cold cream and tubes of old lipstick. The entire Freshmen Class is requested to attend school on Initiation Day in full costume. All those not present on that day will have a separate initiation on a given date. Initiation Day will be over at the close of school when students get off the bus. The entire Freshmen Class is invited to the Barn Dance from 8 o'clock to 12 o'clock that night as the guests of the Senior Class. Freshmen, heed this notice! 34 mf 671.245, Santa Claus came to town December 17, 1954 Christmas Program December 15, 1954 Woodswomen Christmas Program Girls Glee Club Christmas Program Snowflake Serenade December 16, 1954 A 71' i .- ' i. . wr' ' A? W!! if 0, ir T ,QL 7 fr n 0 741: Skeleton 704664 Dr. Harold Fersig . . . Elaine Blair. ... ...... . Mrs. Madge Embrey .... Bobby Ernbrey ......... Kathleen fKinksj Embrey Bill Clayton .......... . ...... Anne Rowell ......... Mrs. Eliza Hubbard . . Ollie Hubbard ,,,,,,, Mrs. Lilla Donahue . . . Prornpters ......... Director, , , , , , , Class Advisor. . . Joe Fox Betty Churchwell Diane Bianchi Phillip Williams Marlene Smithers Bruce Wood Kathleen Fiscalini Jerry Borges Kathryn Warren Terry Reynolds Terry Reynolds Marlene Smithers Miss Leona Forster Norman Piester C9 X gig., ,Y 1 .. . 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' :ers-fr L Q' ' , 46 Dam Delta' Richard Dill -------- Carol Dill -------------- Doris and Dudley Dill--- Grandmother Dill ---- Cousin Maude Maddox Elaine E scott ----------- Aimee Lovewell ----- Pete Norton --------- Widow Woggles ------ Arnica Jukes -------- --- Mike O'Leary Dian-Marie Junge --------Ray Buss Rodney Dill ------------- -Dorothy Thompson Marlin Boisen ------ Donna Hardman -------- DeAnr1 Lyons - - - - - Jane Mainini - - Anne Blanchard ---------John Dillard --------Janice Ricioli ------Deanna Bassetti comin WW ' .-iviwi. 7afzmaZ Shia? gfaeaam 7c?fne M Last minute touch. Wanna Fight '? To each his own Qexpressionj -N, Sh-boom! Now, Now, girls! Three Musketeers. What is 1tLea'? 'P Smile pretty. Sleeping beauties. CHEESE! ! u Gossip corner! , 5-Q Fictional Idon't believe it!! E l Who done it? ? It look better from here Samson 81 Delilah FEET! !! V V Ready gl V V Waiting Compliments of Best Wishes from J. E. HIGGINS LUMBER COMPANY ENGRAVERS CORPORATION 99 Bayshore Boulevard 600 New High Street San Francisco Los Angeles 12, California STANDARD AUTO PARTS, INC 1085 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo It is with great pride that the El Bronco annual staff presents to the student body of Coast Union High School this ninth edition of the El Bronco. We are able to do this only because of the help from our advisor, Miss Leona Forster, our advertisers, our photographer, Bob Waltz, and all the other people who have guided and assisted us. Thank you. Elizabeth Churchw ell Editor ALL-AMERI CAN SPORT ING GOODS COMPANY Congratulations Graduates W. RAY EVANS CHEVRON SERVICE STATION Standard Oil Products 7 . . 15 E. Figueroa Street Miles North of San Simeon Wholesale Athletic Equipment Santa Barbara SOTO'S J. M. Soto 8: Sons Grade AA Meats 8: Groceries Cambria - Congratulations Graduates AL'S CHEVRON STATION Atlas Tires, Lubrication Wheel balancing 8: auto accessories Phone 2.451 - Cayucos Congratulations Graduates CAMBRIA PINES LAUNDRY Supreme Gasoline - RPM Motor Oil li T55 I Cambria Leon Bordegaray Cambria Congratulations Graduates WILBERTS CAFE and CHEVRON STATION Cambria Best Wishes to the Class of '55' CHEVRON STATION Atlas Tires 8: Batteries L AMBROSlA'S VARIETY STORE Con ratulations to the M, ,,,m,,,, w,,1.J -it I- a S Class of '55' Hwy. 1 - Cayucos iiii Congratulations to the l ,4f '1 a'r' L g Class of '55' E .Ig if ' SEA SHORE DINING RooM fi - A f Cambria rnlr :ri V.J'Q5AQT'3f ' ,V li ?- e'i57'f'E' 'A L' - F ' 'a r,, ff-I-ug.: f , J 9 z Q43 A gQ'e A LYLE W. MITCHELL 3 n ,.,., 'Z Sand, Gravel, Fertilizer 1 Large Dozer and Grader Cambria I GREEN BROTHERS Known for Good Clothing We give S8rH Green Stamps 371 Monterey - San Luis Obispo Make Your Paint Problem Ours REEDS PAINT 8: WALLPAPER 7 1121 Broad Street San Luis Obispo FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP X i Atkinson as Hollister Dist Agents Q - Phone 697 - 1043 Higuera Street S 5, 5 san Luis Obispo ,,, 1 ,a iv gf 7 1 ' W f Q 1 NEHI BEVERAGE COMPANY l , f S ' J Bottlers of RC cols al Nshi 9 MJ C9 Phone Z115 - 120 Higuera Street K 1 X A-l max San Luis Obispo GQJJ, ' F V ,- -- - 47 QQ . A I: - A F h -is . U' , Congratulations to the Class oi 55 SAN LUIS JEWELRY Jewelry and Sporting Goods 974-A Monterey Street San Luis Obispo Compliments 8: Best Wishes to the Class of 54 BOYLE LUMBER COMPANY Cayucos 1 LYONS NEWS STAND Oldsmobile - Cadillac - International Truck On the Sunny Corner STANDARD MOTORS and EQUIPMENT CO. Candy, Gum, Cigarettes, Film 1701 Monterey Street Magazines, Newspapers, Notions San Luis Obispo Cambria Phone 3144 G ,E we W . ma TQi?4:2L...gk3fQvi:.g 'K-x . Q gmipfw ,....xN. i-:-1. 1 . . 'Ang-ggl ,-,,1 T .Q , V r' '.. Q W M3 X i Q 11 4 X1 V4 ,NGK wi: A if-ww f : ' fam 'fa 'P A135152 N? U W :N , flifyxgg , K V' ' A ,N , -Ill If W A 'fl Vi? , I, ,5'mf'vY1'1r L K , ,,lQ.Qqi.-5j'.,.v:,f 1 , - ...., ' 4, s . V,-N. . fmlfii ' 5 I mawwixigns v 1 H ' ww GI Q' .J ..,. ff 5 :ZvSg'.Y : f,:?f1 fgQag ,,. Q ,+x 1-wf1.ff w Bela- ,Q 'xga . 1 :gy :2 h nr if 3 , 4 : nl , .44 '95 .U F ? -P10-w'1. .g-f d X , . -- A, ,f 131.4 13, - Q43 7 ' i - -, ' mm 'nf h W9 -H A 'f 6325 X '1' ' : gy . :wi E!!- ff , Y W1 '.-we Q in-W' 1 ! I X 4 dev' beef 32' Sweet 8: Innocent? Ain'!: Bravest Man of All! Bus Driver! 45-522,55 lic :V ' 2 -X ,fa V N I Oh we1litdoesn't run Hold everything, 1 anyw a y ! I he sweet? y Y Q f 2 '- A 'J' e on ,151 T A ' Q f fe ee e T r e .ff I The Lineup! An' Kitty Makes Three. Junior Einsteins or ! Somebody Knock? '13 ,, . 3 1. I 4 Teacher at e d 3:45. WOW! ll The end of a perfect day! A11 Legs! Three Monkeys ? ? Artnsts. 9 9 'P Congratulations to the Class of 1955 W. C. 8: Anita Weiss ANlTA'S CAFE, Cambria World Famous Abalone Chowder BLUEBIRD MOTEL Year-round vacation New-owners Johnny Sr Barbara Kosis Cambria GENE'S GARAGE Gene Thomas--Owner Located a little north of town on Hwy. l Cambria GLADYS V. COOPER General Insurance-Notary Public Avon Representative Phone 94-Cambria Best Wishes to the Class of '55' BYRON BOISEN Painting Contractor Best Materials Available Phone 99-M Cambria Congratulations, Seniors COMOZZI HOTEL Cambria KARL FRENCH QUALITY PAINTING Free Estimates and Suggestions For Your Painting Problem Phone 120-R--Cambria Congratulations to the Class of 55 LONE PINE CAFE Phone 66-W Cambria THE CAMBRIA THEATRE Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Herbert 8: Judith Lang CAMBRIA PINES LODGE Hotel- - Cabins - -Dining - - Cocktails Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter L. Roll, Owners McGOWAN'S Dry Goods -Notions-Varieties Phone 97-W Cambria McKEE'S PHARMACY Your Health is our Business Phone 15 Cambria Cambria ED-WYN-ANN-SHOP WOODLAND GARAGE Gifts --Novelties Phone 98-J Fishing Tackle 8: Bait Cambria Cambria Compliments FOX GROCERY of Pines Hotel and Coffee Shop WALTMAN REALTY and INSURANCE Phone 88-W- Cambria Phone 103 Cambria It pays to p1ay BELLO'S SPORTING GOODS Shoes--Sports Equipment--Toys 866 Monterey Street San Luis Obispo Everything Musical BROWN'S MUSIC STORE 717 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo GAINSBOROUGH STUDIO Photography by Wagers 864 Higuera San Luis Obispo Phone 1514 KIMBALL TIRE. , INC. Balanced Treading--Batteries 2.83 Higuera--San Luis Obispo BURRISS SADDLERY E. E. Burriss,Proprietor 1033 Chorro Street San Luis Obispo CARL K.1RKeby MENS WEAR 851 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo LACTER1v1AN'S Juniors and Wornen's apparel-Furs Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry M. Lacterman 728 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo MADDALENA TIRE CO. Higuera at Osos Street San Luis Obispo Passenger--Truck--Farm Tires Recapping--All Sizes--Types Compliments 8: Best Wishes DEKE THRESH Your Friendly Ford Dealer San Luis Obispo EVANS BROKERAGE CO. Cecil G. Evans Gerald B. Evans 1118 Chorro Street San Luis Obispo MARSHALL'S JEWELRY STORE Since 1889 790 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo REEVES FAMILY SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family 760 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo E. E. LONG PIANO CO. Since 1911 Pianos, Appliances, T.V. 777 Marsh St. San Luis Obispo Congratulations Graduates FORDEN'S HARDWARE STORE S. M. FORDEN 857 Monterey St. -San Luis Obispo Compliments to the Graduates RILEYS DEPARTMENT STORE 749 Higuera Street San Luis Obispo Compliments to the Graduates of '55' THE SMART SHOP 111 Chorro San Luis Obispo 1 1 I I L Y 1 Q. J I 1 x I -f---ll., V V I r P 1 1 w P l K J'IM'S TEXACO SERVICE 6 or 12 Volts Battery Charging We give S8:H Green Stamps Phone 12-W Cambria LEE A. HAMPTON Union Oil Dealer Cambria Compliments of CAYUCOS LIQUORS Cayucos -409 1 GUINEY'S GETTIN' PLACE Groceries 81 Meats Ice Cream 8: Soft Drinks Hwy. 1 - Cayucos Congratulations to the Class of 1955 from Roy Evans SHELL STATION, CAMBRIA ROLAND L. HOUTZ Building Contractor Insured--License No. 20342 Complete Building Service Phone 13-Y-3 Cambria Congratulations to the Class of '55' GOSSO'S MARKET We give SSIH Green Stamps Hwy. 1 - Cayucos McKAY'S GROCERY Sz FRESH MEATS All popular Brands of Groceries Fresh 8: Frozen Vegetables Cayucos Compliments to the Graduates SHAMEL'S HARDWARE Cambria SUNSET VIEW MOTOR LODGE Extends Hearty Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Phone 45-R Cambria Best Wishes to the Class of '55' PEREIRA'S FOUNTAIN Geo. , Bobbie 81 Dan Canet Hwy. 1 -2132-Cayucos Compliments of SANCHEZ'S BARBER SHOP Johnny Sanchez, owner Cayucos If your body's badly battered and the paint's afallin' off- Time to cart the ole heap inta LEO J. FLUERY'S BODY SHOP Morro Bay BOB AUGER'S MARKET Better Meats and Poultry Phone SP 2-8171, Morro Bay HAMILTON'S Store for Women Domestic-White Sewing Machines Rentals, Repairs-All Makes 458 Fifty Street-Morro Bay Snapshots Live Forever THE PICTURE SHOP Rapid Photo Finishing Specialists 1371 Monterey Street - San Luis Obispo ,,,.,g,Qg 'ci ,1 , 3 - - .22 'Q : -.2 l eh sv in 1.1 Nu 44 5 l bmxf ,L Y .f ' . k - I F if! n ps Q W A .b 5 3g L,5LL.g.k - EY N 5 2 Y MEL J. , .- V?-ftfwfg i 2 Q K' k :lp , . if , ' W Q 1 A '.,. 1 5:4 . Q ' Q. . Q , ,K , l ' 5',,Aa 531334 Q V . J. f Q' 1 'f'i1i'w gg ,w Vs L I Q 33 a A 5' ' , .M f,,-Xgffq . L',L T, , H i g, ,., Q A A 1 'V ' visa - gg, ' N , g if 4 S X , 35 ' 'HM-vw QQ V I iff? , rg 5 -ff . ' ' 1 3 33 1 F r ,H Q J I M r Q X , I ,. 31 A lv 3 , - ,, 34 m A W . , ' fkfzii' ,J EQHQ-,Q K gk 5 Q 2 2+ 5 Wa 1 :lf 1- x ' Q R x 6 gg? U ' 9' 1 W he A A V MMV? M ,. A Aww M.- M I. . Q x M 4