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

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n . . o If VIRGINIA ROBERTS VERNA SIMMONS VIRGINIA TREVITT C MILTON TUCKER BRUCE WALLACE EDITH P. WATSON PARENT5 C. B. Carl Mr. C. Ne Barnhill. CUSTODIAN Mr. A. C CI Mrs. H. C. C

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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!

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COOPERATION 1 11$ 1 PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION: Mrs. C. B. Carlson, Miss V. Roberts, Mrs. B. Koch, Mr, C. Newman, Mrs. P. Kennedy, Mrs. W. J. Barnhill. CUSTODIANS: Mr: A. C: Christenson Mr. E. Benjestorf Mr: 8. Hughes Mrs. H. C. CriHy Miss Flora Keith Mrs. C. Douglas SNATCHINC A FRONT SEAT on the current youth program, sponsoring the gala country fair carnival, assisting in the Junior-Senior Prom, and purchasing scholarship pins are a few of the activities that add up to total a successful Parent-iTeachers' Association year 0 This busy term was coupled with excellent leadership. Mrs. W. J. Barnhill was elected president; Miss Vivienne Mosher vice-presi- dent; and Mrs. W. H. Brown, second vice- president. Taking charge of the minutes and money were Mrs. J. F. Jones and Mrs. J. W. Kerwin, respectively. Mr. Donald H. McIn- tosh was elected parliamentarian while Mrs. Hope Fahsholtz occupied the position of historian. PACINC THE HALLS with a broom on one shoulder and an intellectual look on his face, Mr. A. C. Christenson, head custodian, pa- tiently sweeps the corridors and rooms 0 Mr. Bert Hughes is responsible for the clean gymnasium 0 Head man of the campus grounds for the past twenty years has been Edward Benjestorf 0 Carl Levingston is the man who tackles that ever-increasing task of balancing the books for the school and its organizations 0 Right next door to the treas- urer's office, Mrs. Geraldine Kainu, school secretary, takes refuge among stacks of paper and her typewriter O The two chefs who daily feed the hungry hordes in the cafeteria are Mrs. H. C. Crilly and Flora Keith, while Mrs. Grace Douglas' responsibilities consist of main- taining an organized library. Mr. C. Levingston Mrs. C. Kainu I151