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

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Jerry Weston, Viceepresident, and Icme Donahue, i treasurer. ' And Successful lead Melvin Dahlin, president; Betty Iean Young, secretary, and Laura Beo Rorwls, program chairman. Also causing Ct mild sensation on dress-up day was meted mom Howard Bullington CIS he clanked around the campus encased in tin . . .Cutest tricks were valentines Iune Culler and Penny GCIVette. . .Eqsy-going Ronnie Duke, c1 root-zoot suiter, proudly twirled his dangle Chain...Foot1ights glaring, grease- pcrinted, Lowell Berry, Beverly Paschke, Billie Lou Ivey, Iecm Viles, Phyllis Rogers, Bob Cole- man, Nancy Stumberg, Willard Chesworth, Eldon Cloud, and June Howard proved their thespian ability in the senior play, uSpring Green . . .Sniffing and sneezing were not uncommon Cit rehearsals with many of the cast infected with the f1u-bug .. .C.U.H.S. sports suffered c1 loss after the football season when Bob Cloherty and Hugh Hashe entered the armed forces. . .Bob Hemphill, basketball captain, Rich Longstreet, Jack DeVault and Carvel Farrington played their last basketball games for the Yellochtckets during the '46 season . . .Borsebczll captain Jack Dchrult and Kay Bollong on the pitcher's mound were the only returning senior lettermen on the team. i 9 i i i E 7 it r 61 i ii 3- t. ?

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Phyllis Hendricks symbolized the field of journa- lism. . .Iesus Carreon, Who typified the music maestro. Quietly thoughtful, attending to the duties ot senior class president, Melvin Dahlin smiled through the many tribulations of senior sweaters, graduation announcements and cap and gown measurements. . .Ready to help in a split second, nGood Mcm Friday Jerry Weston, acted as Vice-president. . . Taking notes and keeping track of records was the job of demure Betty Iecm Young. . . HWe're in the money! was the song of Treasurer Jane Donahue as the senior class treasury grew. . .Laura Bea Rawls directed her diligent spirit to persuading students to participate in programs and dances. . .Crew hair cut and aeronautics minded, Don Wilhite reveled in his Sunday airplane ride. . . Stella Obrikat's fascinating murals decorating the gym on April Fool's Day added Ct weird touch . . .Dress-up day highlighted the year's CIC- tivities for the seniors. . .Mariettcx Stephens startled sensitive femmes and wary males With her disheveled hair, gunny sack garb and persuasive club. E201 Aeronautics minded Don Wilhite studied airplane wings. . .Stella Obrikat displayed her collection of art work. . .Alice Alba efficiently kept books and did office work. . .Mike Love coyly smiled between auto jobs. Senior Personalitie'

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