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

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GIVING W THEN CAME SPRING! Those two mathematical geniuses, HPOpH Ahler and Mr. Newman, spent four hours looking for the groundhog, but all they found was bashful Mr. Hawkinson day- dreaming by the back fence where he could t'be alone 0 Miss Mosher opened her eyes, sighed deeply, and submerged once more into her Applied English papers 0 Miss Simmons breathed more freely after the May Festival was completed 0 Mrs. Fahs- holtz' disposition was gauged by the number of letters she received from her husband 0 HPlease, Miss Battin, not another demerit, was the slogan of gum-chewing seniors, who wished to graduate 0 Mrs. Hosick worried about seniors and tried to prepare them far the English HA examinations 0 Miss Pesqueira gazed longingly out of her window at the Parkinson roses. but wasntt given any until after the C.A.A. banquet 0 With the Crimson and Cold safely at press, Mrs. McDaniel again faced the world with a bright and shin- ing countenance. HOPE FAHSHOLTZ WILLIAM HAWKINSON I121 BLOSSOM GEORGE ALICE M. HIGH ELNER ROBERT

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THEIR INTERESTS AMBITION AND PERSEVERANCE finally triumphed for Mr. Mummery. The Hi-Y now has a room of its own 0 Mr. MiddletOn . classed excuse slips as unnecessary evils O Chagrined football boys soon found that Coach Adams as attendance officer, knew all their excuses by memory 0 In the middle of the quarter Miss Brooks relieved Mrs. McIntosh of teaching choir. Mrs. McIntosh, the only available substitute, sometimes taught five varied classes a day 0 Throughout the dreary second quarter Mrs. Trevitt flashed her irresistible smile and Mrs. George served as general morale lifter 0 Adding his bit of color to campus fads, Mr. Tucker appeared in the most astonishing color combinations 0 Mr. Nowacki's little talks on etiquette began to reap results in his machine shOp classes 0 Miss Martinis sugar supply ran out-aa major catastrophe 0 Mrs. Byrn continued to state that iithe way to a mans heart is through his stomachn 0 Mrs. Beeson found to her discomfort that even teachers may not run in the halls. 4g OLIVE E. CLARK f ..' J 9 . l u '4'st l l CHRISTINA D. BEESON HELEN s. BORREGO v. MARGUERITE BROOKS EDITH BYRN I 11 J

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OFASS STANCE AFTER SCHOOL HOURS the same pedagogues occasionally find time to engage in singular relax- ation called faculty parties. Their first gala event was a Christmas party, complete with tree, presents, Santa, and holiday goodwill O Feeding the fish was averted this year because the annual beach party and initiation of new teachers has been discontinued for the duration. i i ELNER MARTIN McDANlEL WAL'TER B. MIDDLETON VIVIENNE MOSHER i ROBERTJ. MUMMERY GEORGE l. NEWMAN BROWNIE NOWACKI LOUISA C. PESQUEIRA!