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

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Faculty M f MARY K. DAVIS , A A , Librarian I History ll .- J 9 Dramatics tbl !,f'fU,l' I Q- x V,1J , NORMAN FAWILEY V haf i D , , ', yZ,fz-4,12 6,2 f 'JAMES A. GILLASPPEX English Public Speaking Atlmlctici 'C X'SQA KIS ' acin JA! Spanish ' jAk ART1N English Journalism lil ' EVELYN MAxsoN W3 I Physical Education Biology HRX Q VJ N HELEN I. MCDANIEL Al- Art Department Kill A. C. MCDONALD Commerce ELIZABETH MCNEILL Commerce LOUISA PESQUEIRA Spanish flf?,i!'llii ADIVIINISTRATVI ELEVEN

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ADMINISTRATION Faculty DONALD H. MCINTOSH Principal Social Sciences OLIVE E. CLARK VicefPrincipaI Chemistry GEORGE W. AHLER .Wood Shop I Y Mechanical Drawing I ,J .X f 'J , if N A HJ i ' fi V. MARGUERITE BROOKS Music Director ZA S I Z i EDNA C. BATTIN Mathematics HOWARD C. BELTZ History Physics AUGUSTUIS M. BYRN Auto and Machine Shop EDWARD I. CARREY French Mathematics Athletics .. J I 41' TEN N 4 f I

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.JW -1- THE SBE' N I O R,S To the Seniors The time has come to bid good-bye to the Class of 1933. For four years we have watched you grow and develop. Now we will watch with interest how you take your place in the outside world. Wfhether you continue your schooling in institutions of higher learning, or enter at once the world of business, the present offers tremendous challenges and opportunities. You have witnessed the collapse of our economic structure, the overthrow of long established political organizations, and the shattering of social structures. In these trying times men have failed miserably, not because of a lack of knowledge, but rather because of a lack of wisdom. They failed to put first the important things of life. The great challenge cast to each one of you is Wl1at is to be my attitude toward life, my fellow men, and my work? I-Iow you answer will determine whether you achieve success, or you meet failure. So, Class of 1933, I challenge you to carry on with the same line spirit of cooperation, enthusiasm, and honesty that you have given your school in the past. DONALD H. McINrosH, Prinripal ' Senior Cfficers MARVIN D. HARGROVE Member '30, '31, '32, '33 Hi'Y '32, '33 Class President '33 Scholarship Society '32, '33 Pepper Bough Sport. Ed. '33 She's ll Good FeIIow '33 'Praek Squad '33 Outlook: S. B. V. 17. J. C. LUCILE LAYMON Member '30, '31, '32, '33 Senior Class Vice-Pres. '33 Sehohn'ship Society '33 Si-e'y Seliolarship Society '33 G. .L .L Member '30, '31 Uhemisiry Ulnb '32 Typing Awurds Outlook: S. B. Y. U. J. C. CORA ADELA CROSWELL Member '30, '31, '32, '33 Class Seeretary '31, '33 Annual Stuff '33 G. A. A. Pin, Leiter. and Sweater Song' Leader '33 Shes ii Good Fellow '33 Oh Doctor '32 Outlook: Art Sehool ow RICHARD BAILEY Member '30, '31, '32, '33 Class Treasurer '33 Pee Wee Football Squad '32 Capt. l'ee Wee Football '33 Jr. Play Bus. Mgr. '32 Outlook: J. C. und U.U.li.A. EDITH M. BARBER The class of 1933 wishes to express its grniitndv to Miss Barber who for nearly two years luis devotr-:I her efforts toward the sin-1-ess of the class enter-prises. AUGUSTUS M. BYRN The class aim owes il vote of tlnmlm to Mr. Byrn ns ln- has been an able assistant as Class aulvisvr for the past two years. TWELVE