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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1954 volume:

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B. i..',,xsB. 1 w f'-'11 5 - , Q Q o WW iw Q me Wfwfaafwwee' 1 2. epitome of living today w au f 3?5kiwsEM lE if 'Q 5 A The woman who has fhe lceenesi' awareness of fo- day's youih and way-fhe dynamic personalify pic- fured in her love of iife -fhe woman wifh a weak- ness fos- Shalimar perfume and exofic earrings and loudesf of cofors-fhe 'reacher acclaimed for rei- ceiving more iournalisfic awards fhan any ofher ad- viser in California - a person wifh a knack for mal:- ing friends, confidanfs, and admirers-fhe person whose vifalify, courage, foresighf and vivid imagi- nafion have made her one of fhe mosf renowned personalifies in fhe field of Publicafions - The woman whose drive and personalify make your Crimson and Gold and Pepper Boughs possible: fo you C. D. B., we declicafe our i954 Crimson and Gold. C. D B s brood reglsfers for lournalushc educaflon C. D B moderafor mferprefs views of P anel Co-operafing wifh sfudenfs. Congenially among friends. Cafchlng fhe slughfesf glance Arlo Olson Donald l-l. Mclnfosh Mrs. Frances Galloway Roscoe Nuclcles Dr. J. Needham Marlin We live on a campus wnh lhe knowledge lhal Texl books and exams are nol enough: fhere musl be buildings lo house rhe l6OO youlhs from Collon, Grand Terrace, and Bloominglon-lhe walls refuse lo budge-so new ones go up. We wenf lhrough a liberal educahon 'rhls year frying fo adlusl fo new dilches, new mounds ol dlrr, new sounds, and a new slcyline as rhe famous audllorium fools form. ge l0 Q ,M ape our high school destiny qlo Today we live in The midsT oT new aThleTic Tields, new audiTorium, Two new social sTud- ies and commerce classroom addiTions be- cause six men and one woman have given anoTher year oT unselfish service guided by an appreciaTion of youThTul needs. They have wisely worked ouT long range plans in a budgeT ThaT runs inTo Thousands. WhaT lies below The surface OT This eTTorT are hours OT work spenT in iv1ac's oTTice-eighT special sessions called To decide maTTers ranging from alumni aT dances To new building con- TracTs. Keeping alive The TradiTion oT close Tellowship beTween board and TaculTy, Three oil men, a school superinTendenT, a docTor. and a housewiTe pool Their TalenTs in The Tamous SepTember PaTio Teed when board members prepare and serve a dinner To Tac- ulTy members and guesTs aT The TirsT social geT-TogeTher. Mac ColTrin NEW COMMERCE AND SOCIAL STUDIE wings Tor which The board puT in many grueling hours oT work. Top picTure, looking easT Toward STudenT STore. BoTTom PicTure, breezeway connecTing The Two wings. Tocla lVlaC, Coltonis man ol the hour DONALD l-l. MCINTOSH, amicable foreman of CoHon's only upper educalional insfilufion, experfly supervigeg H adiviiies perlaining lo C,U,H.S. Page I4 Genius of organizafion - Mac - working lhe mosl, having lhe mosl lun, wilh an afieclion for C. U. l-l. S. lraclilion he's worlcecl wi+h for 29 years. A hard man To bea+ in 'rhe human relalions field - Mac-who excells in giving a speech, washing parly dishes, roofing for 'rhe Team, or planning and execuling a S900,000 build- ing program. Mac - available, enlhusiaslic, loyal, and fun loyingy making you rock wiih laugh+er, burn wi+h embarrassment or shake in your boois. Mac-guardian of our fufure, careraker of our menlal growlh, buf rnosl' irnporlam' of all-friend. Y , gp-an -an--p qw I 1 an 11 Y 1 ,1 ful 2? -15.1.3 -I ,...-J 21 3 'wma Q 4 paul 1 x Q92 'Y inf Q. -f, B 5.5, up ,mm WM All these real loeoiole conscientiously -N ah. Joyce Adams Elsie Albrigl1+ O. McNeil Arnold William Ashmore Rlwyflxms, P.E., Drill Team English, U.S. Hisiory English Draffing s ff' K EA Marlin Baer Mary Jane Bailey Wallace Bas+ian Tom E. Beclcwifh Orienfafion. Main., Sporls Guidance, English Spanish Agriculfure, Life Science Faces lhal become sources of lacls, dales, greal ideas, biling salire, sulolle wif, or hearl warming une derslanding. They may like bop. lhey may rneel you al lhe friendly sludenl slore, lhey may become confused over lhe bell syslem, and may even oul- yell you a+ 'rhe game-you know lhey are human- and for +ha+ you admire Them-lhe laculiy. Ruben Beseda Chrislina D. Beeson Page I6 Speris, Mail: English, Publicaliona instruct and dig that cool language Hn' :ggi .Q Helen Borrego Lafin, Spanish Clois T. Brown Senior Problems, History ll lakes real people +0 mainlain pleasanl' living. C.U.l-l.S. faculry, Jrhrough a sane progressive pro- gram louild solid cilrizens our of sluolenfs who speak a crazy language. dig lheir cool aclions, and reach each olher wilh lheir nervous ideas. Today's laculry musl daily adiusl lo classes of color- ed pegged denims, minlc earrings, angora cuffs, and spil curls. Fifly-four real people hold 'lhe lher- moslalic conlrol over Collon Union l-ligh Schools lraclion of Americas 7.3 million sluclenls slruggling rhrough +oday's secondary schools. 5 V- Ma 9Ue lle Bf00lKS Joan Builer Beulah Bullinglon - Vernon Clarlc Music, Choir, Glee Club Salesmanship, Business English A Typing, Business r i i X . Alice Colab Malcolm Clemenf Cleo Cordell Waller Dudley Slloffhinfli BUSIHSSS Hisfory P.E., Sporis General Shop, Home Mechanics Master minds knovv Charles Graser John Evers Woodshop Senior Problems Clyde Harnoise Alberi' Golz yping, Sfore Training Science all approaches Teachers are nof ferrorisfs even fhough fo- day we live wifh fhese memories: Joyce Adams making faces and yelling Everybody dress . . . Elsie Albrighf wifh arms akimbo singing Come up and sign for fhreeu . . Benedic+ Arnolds case of measles . . William Ashmore's drape over a drawing board . . . Marlin Baer's soff soled shoes and repeafed Lef's gef quief here . . Mary Jane Bailey's coafs . . . Wallace Bas- fian walking in his Spanish dream world . . Tom Beckwifh rubbing his hand over his head and a We'll do somefhingu fwinkle in his eyes . . . Chrisfina Beeson fluffering her eyelashes and consfanf Copyl Copy! Copy! . . . Ruben Beseda declaring, You are excess luggage. You should be fhrown overboard. . . . l-lelen Borrego wifh her fons of nofebooks . . . Clois Brown wifh his feef on his desk . . . V. Marguerife Brooks sfanding very erecf . . . Beulah Bullingfon's cufe laugh and Now for your vocabulary . . . Vernon Clark rubbing his chin . . . Mal- colm Clemenf's checkered haf . . . Alice Cobb's fasf walk and query, Are you being good secrefaries? . . . Cleo Cordell slam- ming his haf and furning around wifh a shake of his head . . . Walfer Dudley's sfrong Bosfonian accenf . . . John Evers' whisfling and smiling . . . Alberf Solis marvelous sense of humor . . . Charles Graser beinq very relaxed and exclaiming, Be careful, l'm rough now, . . . Clyde l-larnoise re- marking, Your friendly sfudenfs' sforel' . . . Marfha l-lerringfon's arm gesfures . . . Tres- sie l-lolmes making graceful hand move- menfs . . . Charles Jordan's Texas accenf. oTr,'ni2iiQii'T Hwiiiiglishmlwi B Qsggwkvi sim i-isiQrQ'E'esT.2'nia2s K4 'xg 53 ' i 'T ge. Page I8 K 3 5 X5 r rg SX Q, J to tliose crazy mixecl up Idols f Llbona 3,2 ii A 5 Loclcl1ar+ Alber'r E. Loring Roberf Loil imen+s, Band Bookkeeping, Typing Senior Problems, World Cul! George Morse Helen McDaniel Tlzellaerl O. Morrow Public Speaking, English Ar? Spanish, Sporfs Sherry McCanlies Harold Mosiman Maxine Nelson Physical Educafion Praclical Maill, Sporls Business, Typing Paclagogues realize teaching gets to Sam Neus+acl+ Mildred Newbre Marlys Owen Mafhemaiics Home Economics English William Pearson Tom Phelps Kennefh Pure P.E., Sporis Drivers' Educaiion Crafis XXV, J, E Holfen Ravn Brian Reid Eleanor Reed English Auio Shop Physical Educaiion Henry Romo Spanish B6 ti'16 VTIOSJEZSIE 'EO Sd the l2dSiE6S'E 5906 0009 10099 1:51 aff' :Cf- .v Pafricia Serrano Vic E. Schwenk Norman Sharp Charles Spurrier Orienfefion, Senior P. E., Sports Mafhemafics, Typing Machine Shop Problems Hendrik Sfammer Alfreda Sfapinski Science SCi9 CB Delores Leroy being misfaken for a sfudenf . . . Donald Lindsey's worried look . . . Robe erf I.ockharf's puns and lumber jack shirfs . . . Roberf Loff walking like a caf on his S85 shoes . . . Alberf Loring declaring, My fafher-in-law .... Helen McDaniel fwisfing her wrisfs . . . Thelberf Morrow sfanding wifh one leg on chair and only making one baskef af Faculfy-Varsify baskefball game . . . George Morse cupping his hands . . . . Harold Mosiman's big grin and quick fem- per . . . Marlys Owen pushing her hair back and sfafing, Believe if or nof . . . Mildred Newbre's ponderous, l clon'f know whefher l should or nofg be sure fo bring if back. Sam Ne-usfadf's Puf fhe homework you didn'f do on fhe board. . . . Henry Romo pronouncing his avid inferesf in sporfs . . Vic Schwenk yelling, Husfle . . . Pafricia Serrano's consfanf smile .... Don'f forgef Norman Sharp's assuring, Well, l'll fry . . . Charles Spurrier's music enfhusiasm . . . Hen- drik Sfammer wifh his hands clasped behind his back, shuffling down fhe hall . . . Sfan Triefman's sporf iackef . . . Alfreda Sfapin- ski's greaf belief in fhe use of psychology . . . Rufh Whife's wonderful undersfanding . . . Joan Bufler's efficiency and red hair . . . Sherry McCanlies fhrowing back her head and quesfioning, Where have you bean, Lima? .... William Pearson hear- ing wedding bells .... Tom Phelps being one of fhe gang . . . Kennefh Pure's whife bufcher apron . . . Holfon Ravn's immacu- lafe appearance . . . Ellie Reed's vivacious singing and blushing smile . . . Brian Reid's affabilify . . . Maxine Nelson's courfesy. Sfan Treiiman E. Rufh While Science, A.V.A. Mafhemafics Page 2I Office Help ' Top Righf: Dora Torres, Mac's pri- vafe secrefary, Lolefa Park, secrefary fo Mr. Price and Mrs. Coffey, and CUl-lS's own Karlyn Kenf follow familiar cam- 'aus advice and Go fo Howell, Charles Howell, School manager. Affendance Office ' Cenfer: Today, yesferday, and fo- morrow, as always Flor- ence Morse, bookkeeper, l. M. McCourfney, af- fendance officer, and A. l-lernandez, re g i s f r a r, check up on fruanfs. E. Casforena nof shown. All these people Work 0 Cash-keeper, Charles C. l-lowell, skillfully balances books as Karlyn Kenf, assisfanf, collecfs for losf keys. ' Dora Torres guards Mads door and answers corres- pondence. Lolefa Park acfs in dual role as Deans' secre- fary. 0 Ina Marie McCourfney, affendance direcfor, wanfs iusf fhe facfs, ma'am. Assisfanfs Esfella Casforena and Florence Morse, prescribe and inscribe blue or yel- low slips. ' Mrs. Beulah Roberfs' cafeferia help added new gus- fafory excifemenf fo menu in form of pizza pie, enchil- adas, and chili mac. ANYONE FOR SPAGHETTI TAMALE PIE? l. fo r.: Mmes. l-larmer, Morse, MacGregor, and Roberfs prepare fo dish ouf meals as sfudenf helpers, Fronl' Row, l. fo r.: R. Cleveland, B. Sharson, J. McGuire, T. Mc- Clure, D. Sunderland. Row 2, ll. fo r.: M. Owen, M. L. Moon, and J. Gardner ably assisf. uf! TJLHA by Q.. V. A iff' ffl, ff Jwizfi rnalcing lilc easier ' NURSE ILA HULL efficienily holds swabs while librarian, Minnie P. Bishop, prepares lo rape up more rravel bullerins. STUDENT HELPERS J. Mendoza and D. Parlcer perch precariously on lawn mower as cusiodian force, B. Sandoval, H. Weaver, G. Cor- dero, R. Marquez, ialce a breaiher. A. Levine noi' shown. ' Acfivify-crazy parenis and Teachers manipulare Through a sponsorship season of: Chrisimas lea, Senior beach picnic, Counrry Fair, Orange Show iiclcei' sales, hosressing Fifrh Disiricr on Founders Day, and providing scholarship pins for grade-holders. ' Behind ihe scenes. iairhful cuslodians polish floors, silenrly replace windows or bulbs, and mainlain a livable plani. ' C. U. H. S.' Florence Nighringale dabs iodine and checks pulses, while informaiive librarian lends books and offers lirerary advice. MOTHER OFFICERS MEET informally ai' Mrs. Hum'oon's. l. fo r.: Mrs. S. L. Phillips lTreas.l, Mrs. Doris Casrle lCharacler Ed. Chair.l, Mrs. R. H. Crouch iSoph. Class Moiherl, Mrs, W. G. Elmore lHonorary Life Membership Chairzl, Mrs. M. Van Voorhis iMagazine Chair.l, Mrs. E. Young lFrosh Class Morherl, Mrs. A. Hunioon lSr. Class Moiherl, Mrs. E. A. Lee lSecond Vice Pres.l, Mrs. Arlo Olson lPres.l. 's 1, 5. :fi wg X .8 1 I ' LN? 8 Ei M , M 5 fi? -. 1,42 ' 'E E Q 1 V gm: 2- ' f .1 Q, 'Q mf , ,- 'L , fizftf S533 -' 1 ,i 15.52 f w1,f1,f A,,. ., mm: Qf,Wig 3:3E5Ei2Ei2Ei:5E:i1 ,. zsssszaszeesseism. - --wzmmf-fn fax .195 Hg 4, W 1 mi J S Q nk- Wa 521.3 ,,,,. T QQ ., . H' wb'-5,2 5'-:J RQ? ,Lily ef 5 Q ,f' ,, 5 agl tv ,LH Fax-3,5 1951 Frosh 1952 Soiohomores 'IQ53 Juniors i954 Seniors Being a senior is like being any one else, buT There is more To be To do To remember, and To plan. Seniors are more impressive, less impression able. They read more careTully dis cuss scholarships and girls more Thoroughly, enioy spicy Tood sharp cloThes, wicked music, and occasion ally read good books. UPATO-DATE SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL, exemplify breakdown oT TradiTional digniTy. J. Aranda lProg. Chair.l and J, Freeman Boys Forum Rep.l TuTiley exerT Their energy To liTTing as J. Chavez lGirls' League Rep.l lecTures D. Morris lPres.l Tor sTopping The sublimahon process. G. Brirnhall lVice'Pres.l shouTs, l-leave! To H. Russell lBoys' Forum Rep.l. V. Guel IA. S. B. Rep.l, lvl. Paschlce l6irls League Rep.l, and S. Oliva lTreas.l simulTaneously discover The villain. Page 26 0 Living progressively Seniors oT Toda . y - ciTizens oT Tomorrow. Learning prerequisiTes oT leadership and gaining a new perspecTion on maTuriTy. Remember winning The P. T. A. membership and Orange Show TickeT drives Two years: being The TirsT class To presenT Their play successfully Two nighTs: and rooT- ing Three consecuTive baskeTball Teams To championships. 0 Seniors oT '54, TirsT class To change color oT graduaTion gowns, alThough iusT missing ceremony in new audiTorium. Taking The lead in all school TuncTions, seniors mainTain su- premacy by Topping all oTher classes in Open T-louse aTTendance. 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Tennis Capt. Schol. Soc. V. P. Hi-Y Letlermen Club Joe Aranda Sr. Class Prog. Chair. Concert Band Publications I-II M.Y.C. Vice-Pres. Lucia Aria! G. L. Council A.S.B. Council Hi-Tri M.Y.C. Council Manuel Arredondo Senior Band Concert Band Student Dir. ot Band Tfeclf Daniel Ayala Cross Country Track M.Y.C. Dale Anderson Scholarship Soc. Hi-Y Voc. Auto Shop History Club Merle Andres G.A.A. Publications l Girls' League Roberta Armenia Scholarship Soc. Annual Asoc. Ed. Hi-Tri Treas. Quill and Scroll Sal Baca Boys' Forum -l-ooley Alice Baker Girls' League Gertrude Beltran M.Y.C. Girls' League Bruce Blinn Varsity Football N.F.L. Pres. Hi-Y Scholarship Soc. Dorothy Bulcer A.V.A. May Fete Girls' League Anne Castle Charlon Baker G. L. Treas. Soph. Class Sec. Publications l-ll Hist, Sec-Treas. Lupe Bermudez Hi-Tri Commerce Club lrene Bonine Commerce Club Girls' League Betty Bullard Girls' League we are seniors Darlene Bangle Concert Band Hi-Tri Girls' League Jim Bergen Varsity Baseball Hi-Y Stage Crew Lettermen Club Gene Brimhall Yearbook Editor Sr. Class Vice-Pres. A.S.B. Council Quill and Scroll Manuel Calderilla Art Club Sr. Band Ken Castlebury M'Y'C' Voc. Machine Shop Engineering Club Boys ': David Castillo Hi-Tri Cross Country Drill Team Track Latin Club Engineering Club History Club Jennie Bautista G.A.A. Cabinet M.Y.C. Commerce Club Sammy Bica A.V.A. Sec. History Club Boys' Forum Donna Brown Choir Annual Bus. Staff G.A.A. Bobby Carrasco Varsity Baseball History Club M.Y.C. Robert Castillo M.Y.C. Boys' Forum Tom Beard Stage Crew Boys' Forum Ross Blackwell Var. Baseball Capt. l-ll-Y Boys' Forum Evelyn Brown Girls' League Kathy Casey Pepper Bough Edito Girls' League Treas. Jr. Class Play Quill and Scroll Pre Teresa Castro M.Y.C. May Fefe Girls' Chorus ready lor tomorrovvs mn Cecil rill Team Tumbler i-Tri ay Fefe erry Clay Mermen Club :rsily Foolball sys' Forum lancy Crawford 'irls' League 'rances Daniels i-Tri ublicalions l alin Club lay Fele ,ouise Douglas irls 'League -11? Freddie Chavez C and D Baslceiball B Track Var. Cross-Counrry Bob Claylon B. Foolball J,V. Foolball Ari Club Elmer Criclcon A.V.A. Boys' Forum Francis Davis Slage Crew Fooflighiers Boys' Forum Carole Dufley Choir Hi-Tri Lalin Club G A A Josephine Chavez Publicalions I-ll Girls' League Council Baskeiball Princess Quill and Scroll Amelia Coelho Hislory Club l'li-Tri Sr. Class Play FFA Sweelhearl Judy Currieri Concert Band Hi-Tri G.A.A. May Fefe Rosa DeLa Rosa M.Y.C. Girls' League Jeanne Dulce Valenline Ball Queen May Queen Alfandanl Girls' League Council Hi.Tri Maxine Clarlc Commerce Club Girls' League John Chrisrofferson Hi-Y Publicalions l BOYS' Forum Eddie Corfez Engineering Club M. Y. C. Marlene Cooley Boy' Fo ALB, Sec. 6aCoIeDqe+2le .. Scholarship Soc. Traclc Alend. H T Jerry Dain Concerf Band Engineering Club Donnie Culburlh P ca o 5 l Senior Band A.V.A. Girls' League Jerry Doran l-ight Crew VOC. Mach. Shop Ralph Dixon E 9l e9 l '9 Club Senior Band A.V.A. Boys' Forum Roberl' Easlon Joan Dunham Lelfermen Club ul'T'lF ' C Baslcelball ay e e A CI Lalin Club C T'a:kb Jacquelyn Eccles Head Yell Leader May Queen Ailend. A.S,B. Council Orienlarion Pres. Rachel Esquer Hi-Tri Ari Club Girls' League John Feree vac. Aulo Shop Trans. Mechanics Boys' Forum Jaclc Freeman Concerl Band Var. Cross Counlry Jr.-Sr. Class Council Hi-Y Jim Edwards Diesel, Aulo Shop Machine Shop Boys' Forum James Fasulo Voc. Aulo Shop Varsiry Foolball Boys' Forum Olelia Fernandez Girls' League Roberla Flin? Hi-Tri Hisfory Club Georgia Elliof Hi-Tri Hislory Club Choir Mary Facca G. L. Council G.A.A. Treas. Hi-Tri Alice Fellis Hi-Tri Hislory Club Commerce Club May Fele Colleen Finnegan Hi-Tri Hislory Club Ari Club Carol Frilzler Hi-Tri Commerce Club Cafering Club Dorollny Fulslone Publicalions l May Fefe Girls' League Sam Gardner Boys' Forum Pres. Var. Basketball Capr Hi-Y Varsily Baseball Jean Galvan M.Y.C. Girls' League Dick Gill C. Baskelball C. Track J.V. Cross Counrry Hislory Club Kemerlee Gibbons Engineering Club Boys' Forum Aurora Gomez M.Y.C. Girls' League Calalina Gonzales M.Y.C. Girls' League Page 30 Charles Funk Jr. Conceri' Band Boys' Forum Marlha Garcia M.Y.C. Ari Club Girls' League Joy M. Goldman Girls' League Tom Gonzales N.F.L. Hi-Y Hislory Club Vice Pr Senior Band Bill Gaines Voc. Aulo Shop Lighr Crew Boys' Forum Earl Gales Ari Club Engineering Siege Crew Club Mary Goldsborough Girls' League Commerce Club es. Louise Good Drill Team Hi-Tri Commerce Club Things we remember Cecilia Gordillo G.A.A. M.Y.C. Girls' League Gordon Gregor Joyce Graves Hi-Tri Hislory Club Fooflighfers Orienr. Vice Pres. Arlis Grubbs Publicafions l-ll Hi-Tri Quill and Scroll Commerce Club Y Graphic Arls Club Boys' Forum Cecilia Guerry Girls' League Carmel Gurbada Publicalions l G. L. Prog. Chair. Hi-Tri Mary Guillen M.Y.C. Girls' League Bruno Gufierrez Scholarship Soc, B. Baskefball Ca pf. Annual Adv. Mgr. Varsify Baskolball Charloffe Gray Concerf Band Scholarship Soc. Lafin Club Hi-Tri Virginia Guel A.S.B. Council Scholarship Soc. Senior Council N.F.L. Louie Guillen Machine Shop M.Y.C. Boys' Forum Julia Guzman M.Y.C. G.A.A. Girls' League Beverly Gregor Sludenl' Congress Girls' League Joe Guerra Varsily Foofball Boys' Forum Margare+ Gui+r G.A.A. Commerce Club Cafering Club M.Y.C. Louise Haighl Hi-Tri Sec. Cafering Club Girls' League prove that democracy lives at Colton arlene Harker ad Son leader Lorella Harsle Jr. Honor Guard Class P'iay Russ Harling Commerce Club Chl-Wk HiSlClf1S lererles A.S.B. Pres. G.A.A. A.S.B. Council in Club Treas. Varsify Foolball Voc. Auio Shop Var. Track Capf. Soph. Class Vice Pres. Scholaslic Arfs Award za Herrera Evelyn Highlower LC. Hi-Tri ls' Lea ue Commerce Club 9 Joann Hicks May Fefe Ronald Hillman Publicalions I Choir G. L. Council F.F.A. Commerce Club Hi-Tri 'illiam Homan -Y Fely Club c. Machine Shop Tosco Houslon Varsify Foolball Varsity Track Varsily Cross-Counfry Band len Jensen rsify Feofball 5.8. Council Hermen Club ic. Machine Shopblerbefl'-lOl1nSOI1 Voc. Aufo Shop Engineering Club Boys' Forum Kalhleen Hoye Girls' League Jerry Johnson Voc. Machine Shop B Foolball Boys' Forum Boys' Forum Sharon Hudkins Publicalions I-ll Ari Club Pres. Quill and Scroll G.A.A. Ricardo Juarez M.Y.C. Concerl' Band Boys' Forum Frank Hernandez B. Baskelball Varsify Baskelball B Foolball Dol' Hindman Publicalions l-ll Girls' Slafe Girls' League Sec. Jr. Class Play MaryeHa Hunloon Girls' League Pres. Songleader Foofball Princess Track Princess Kalherine Kamphefner Hi-Tri Siudenl Congress Soph. Assembly Hislory Club Pele Hernandez J.V. Baseball Mgr. M.Y.C. George Hines Varsify Foofball Hi-Y Boys' Forum Glenda lngraham Hi-Tri Commerce Club Hisrory Club Baskefball Queen Marlene Kinser Girls' League Mary A. Hernandez M.Y.C. Girls' League Dennis Holden Hi-Y Treas. Track J.V. Foorball Hislory Club Marcella Jacquez Hielri Commerce Club Hislory Club May Fefe Ed Kirkendall Voc. Aulo Snhop Tennis B Foolball Joe Herrera M.Y.C. Boys' Forum Marsha Hodge Usherelles Hi-Tri Lalin Club Val. Queen Jim Jermain B Foorball Engineering Club Boys' Forum Don Kiss Boys' Forum We wore our blue T954 senior sweaters Jo Ann Koerner Commerce Club Girls' League Shirley Lehr Ari Club Girls' League Roger Klingbiel Geraldine LaBuhn Commerce Club Girls' League Engineering Club OH, Voc. Machine Shop B Fooiball Don Lee A.V.A. Lynne Leighfon Orieniaiion Officer Girls' League Roy Lasby Varsiiy Fooiball B Foolball Hi-Y Voc. Aura Shop Mary M. Lewis Publicaiions l-Il Harvey Lawrence Ari Club Commerce Club Fooilighfers Julia Leyva Commerce Club Drill Team Girls' League Melva Lindsey Soph. Class Cabine Girls' League Teressa Lopez G.A.A. Commerce Club M.Y.C. Club Engineering Boys' Forum l' Leonard Lindner Boys' Forum Paul Levingsfon N.F.L. Debaie Band Marie Lindsey Choir Girls' League Maria Luna M.Y,C. Girls' Chorus Girls' League Quill and Scroll Scholarship Soc. Hi-Tri Ari- Line Varsiiy Baslreiball Hi-Y Chaplain Engineering Club Voc. Machine Shop Diclc Lynch F,F.A. Treas. Boys' Forum Phylis Li'H'lepage Girls' League Larry Madsen Hand Ball Boys' Forum Derral Maniord Engineering Club Boys' Forum Louie Mariinez Choir M.Y.C. Boys' Chorus Ann Malfison Hi-Tri Service Chair. Scholarship Soc. Lal'in Club May Feie Richard Marlin Boys' Forum Luisa Marfinez G.A.A. M.Y.C. Hi-Tri Pan Am, Queen Dick Maxwell LeHermen Club Annual Assoc. Ed. Var. Cross-Counfry N.F.L. Arnold Marlinez Hi-Y Engineering Club JV Foorball Ron Mashburn Foolball Boys' Forum Bonnie Meadows Girls' Lea ue Sec g . Girls' League V.P. Annual Bus, Mgr. May Queen with pride Melia C. Council Club arlene Miller horus i-Tri iris' League deline Moya ommerce Club .Y.C. Darlene Mermilloid Hi-Tri G.A.A. Siella Mendoza Commerce Club G.A.A. Sec. Hi-Tri Delberl Morgan Hi-Y Vice-Pres. Varsily Tennis Karen Munson Songleader Pholog. Ed Jr. and Sr. Play May Fefe David Morris Sr. Class Pres. Publicalions I-ll Lalin Club Pres. Maxine McCauley Hi-Tri Fooflighlers Girls' League Marylou MoConville Hu Tri G A A Girls League Pai' McGuire Hi-Tri Commerce Club Hislory Club Elmer McCar+y Graphic Arls Club Safely Club Boys' Forum Rollie McReynolds Stage Crew Boys' Forum Sally Negrelle Hi-Tri M.Y.C. G.A.A. Janel Norlon Pulnlicalions l-ll Quill and Scroll Hi-Tri Scholarship Soc. Mary L. Nichol N.F.L. Tl-iespians Jr. and Sr. Play Hi-Tri Garlh Orgill A.S.B. Vice-Pres. Va r, Foolball Co- Leifermen Club Hi-Y Eugene McMeans Varsily Foofball Hi.Y Pres. Schol. Soc. Pres. N.F.L. Gerri McPhie Foollighfers Girls' League Conrad Nagel Hisrory Club Senior Band Boys 'Forum Phillis Nichols Eslela Navarro Commerce Club M.Y.C. G.A.A. Girls' Arhlefic Comsr. G.A.A. Vice-Pres, Lalin Club Hi-Tri Bella Ornelas G.A.A. M.Y.C. Commerce Club Hisrory Club Capl. Pairicia Noriega G.A.A. Hisiorian Hi-Tri Social Chair Commerce Club Hisfory Club Don Owensby Safely Club Engineering Club F.F.A. Reporrer Boys' Forum Gloria McPike Track Princess Annual Bus. Slaff May Fefe Dick Nelson JV Cross-Counlry Var. Cross-Counlry A Track B Track Slella Oliva G.A.A. Pres. A.S.B. Council Rep Sr, Class Trees. Hi-Tri Irene Papp Scholarship Soc. Choir Lafin Club Sr. Play Dion Parker Marilyn Paschke Marlene Papp Boys' Forum Sr. Class Cab. Girls' Le-:Sue ' G. L. Council Latin Club N.F.L. Galle Parker Lois Paslay Scholarship Soc. Choir Student Congress Hi-Tri LeRoy Peeler B Football Varsity Baseball Varsity Football J.V. Football Dick Pierce Commerce Club Orientation Pres. Boys' Forum Gary Poulter B Baseball C Baseketball Boys' Forum Girls' League David Pearson Hi-Y Commerce Club B Football Cross-Country Sharon Peters Hi-Tri Commerce Club History Club G.A.A. Donna Potter Sr. Class Sec. Hi-Tri Vice-Pres. C.S.F. Lite Member Jr. Honor Guard Drill Team Maior. Latin Club Prog. Chair, Dick Felton Michael Perez Varsity Football Jr. Handball ChamP- Engineering Club B Football Orientation Pres. Boys' Forum Ben Perez Varsity Basketball M.Y.C. Nancy Harding Band Hi-Tri Girls' League Pat Prout Scholarship Soc. Annual Assoc. Ed. Jr, and Sr. Plays Bsktbl. Princess JV Baseball Freshmen Basketball Betty Porch Concert Band t'liATri History Club Jerry Quinn Varsity Basketball B Basketball Engineering Club Voc. Auto Shop Beverly Porte Hi-Tri May Fete Girls' League Sherry Rains Yell Leader Choir Jr. Play Hi-Tri Some days Franciso Ramirez Varsity Football M.Y.C. Boys' Forum r Lee Bob Reese Engineering Club Stage Crew Boys' Forum Vesta Sue Rhodes N.F.L. C.S.F. Lite Member Thespians Quill and Scroll Lucy Rivera Charles Richards Drill Team Engineering Club Arg Club Boys' Forum G,A.A. May Feta Lee Ann Robbins Transportation Sec. Co-Mgr. Bus. Staff Hi-Tri Commerce Club Mary Reit History Club Scholarship Soc. Hi-Tri G.A.A. Nadine Richter Choir Hi-Tri May Fete Girls' Chorus Gloria Robledo Art Club G.A.A. Girls' League were regularly marl4ecl by lun and lrivolity Eslher Saucedo Commerce Club G.A.A. M.Y.C. Thomas Sear Boys' Forum Beverly Smilh and Scroll Trees. ln Sanche 1 club League Prog. Chair. I Juanila Saucedo M.Y.C. Girls' Chorus Girls' League Alvin Seevers Va r. Ffb. Co-Ca pf. Hi-Y Lellermen Club George Smifh Jr. and Sr. Play Versily Tennis Hi-Y F.F.A. Virginia Soper Hi-Tri Girls' League Rodriquez Girls' League Charlolrle Ross Commerce Club Girls' League Leonor Saldana Calering Club Ar? Club Girls' League Q I Bob Roclriquez M.Y.C. Boys' Forum Harry Russell J.V. Foelball Jr, Class Play Boys' Forum Council Henry Salclivar Orienlalion Pres. Choir M.Y.C. Orlencia Rosas Ari Club G.A.A. Drill Team M.Y.C. Richard Salazar Concer? Ba nd Track M.Y.C. Lucy Sanchez M.Y.C. Girls' League Girls' Chorus Serela Schlax Drill Team Girls' League Benny Serrano Boys' Forum Marilyn Smi'rh Annual Bus. Siall Hisrory Club Drill Team G.A.A. Danny Soso Concerl Band Boys' Forum Ann Schuelz Hi-Tri Pres. Publicalions I-II Sr. Play G. L. Council Bob Shoclclee Concerl Band Sfage Crew Boys' Forum Barbara Snyder Lafin Club Hi-Tri Engineering Club Jacquelyn Slaller Jr. Honor Guard Comm. Club Cab. Hi-Tri Lalin Club Palsy Jo Schurier Commerce Club Scholarship Soc. G.A.A. Pele Sierra M.Y.C. Boys' Foru m Leroy Snyder Boys' Chorus Choir History Club Choir Gladys Sullivan Annual Bus. Slaff Commerce Club G.A.A. ur lour years slipped by too rapiclly Jim Summers N.F.L. Debale Concerl Ba nd Ed Syivesler A.S.B. Council Hi-Y Publicalions l-II Jr. and Sr. Play Bob Van Voorhis A.S.B. Council Varsily Foofball Varsiry Basketball LeHermen Club Eleanor Wagoner Ari Club V. Pres. Hi-Tri G.A.A, Bernice While Calsring Club Pres. Art Club Council G.A.A. Richard Wise Boys' Forum Charlolle Wursl Hi-Tri Laiin Club 6.A.A. Foorlighfers Daryl Taylor Voc. Aulo Shop Srudenf Bus Driver Boys' Forum Elhel Valle Annual Bus. Siaf! Hi-Tri G.A.A. Drill Team Frank Villalobos M. Y. C. Siage Crew Boys' Forum Joe Walsh Hisiory Club Boys' Forum Norma While Commerce Club Girls' League John Roberl Wolfe Concerr Band Senior Band Handball Joyce Young Scholarship Soc. Commerce Club Hisrory Club Helen Zegar Girls' League Cynlhia Thomason Concerf Band Hi.Tri May Fefe Agnes Van De Loop Larin Club Hi-Tri Commerce Club Hisrory Club Milce Villalobos M,Y.C. Sr. Band Sfage Crew David Wells Hi-Y Quill and Scroll A Bsld. Mgr. A.V.A. Wanda Willcerson Girls' League Chas. Worlhingfon Voc. Mach. Shop B Fooiball Lighi Crew Paul Zendeias Vcc. Mach. Shop B Foolball C Track Various dasses provide good opportunities Top righf ' FERVID INTEREST in slide rule creares affer- sciiool class. maII1 maiors and E. Ruin Whiie ar work. Cenier Righ+ ' PUBLIC SPEAKING and Journaiism siudenis combine inIeres'rs by making rape recordings for Bond Issue release. Bo++om righf ' CRAFTS SPECIALISTS-Bob Easion and Doug- Ias Blum demonsrraie sIciIIs in Ieaiher crafis. Below ' WOODSHOP SPECIALIST Escardo Ramirez finishes Iwope chest Classrooms prepare toolayis luture citizens Woe is me! signs A. Parsons as Journalisls pay ardenl' arienlion io K. Eeny. meeny, miny moe, A.S.B. members chem-profs, E. Slapinski and H. Casey as she demonsirales arf of inierf diligenily lwuni enrollmeni carol of G. Brim- Siammer olisplay smiles of enioyrnenl viewing people in lhe person of Mal- lwall on regisiraiion day. I.. fo r: Council- lor llieir work. Colm Clemenl. Looking on from I. +o r: men E. Sylvesler and B. Van Voorlwis, slu- are: J. Olson, J. Rogers, J. Phillips. denl helper L. McAllisier, Girls' Allilelic Commissioner J. McCoy, and Soplw Rep. D, Van Voorlwis. Playing for all l'1e's worilw, R. Turney lakes llwe l'lealil1 is our mosl imporlanl asset Now if seems lo me, slales lead in line Band Concerr Assembly. explains school nurse lla C. Hull io a quid- B. Robbins as Senaie chair! ance group cluring lwealili weelc. man V. Rbocles accepls noie wlwile Senalors show varied emofions. Diving, Yes, bul' nor info wafer as fum- Almosl' as good as Moilwer makes- Siucly in Lovelinessu-E. Sandlin and blers P. Hicks and T. Sear prepare ro Home Ec. Girls, B. Odom, A. Clayfon, M. G. Sfevens serve as live models for Ari' fake +l1e plunge. Villa, and V. Davis, sample H-reir own. sludenis. lor tomorrovvis living Today we live six periods a day, experiencing a breadTh oT sTudy, becoming obiecTive Thinkers. If graduaTion reguiremenTs are kepT in view, The Tour years' span is flexible and cornTorTable. We may cram Tor English exams and spend Tive hours a week on Spanish. American Legion Essay TinalisTs D. Go! Man, Go!! STudenT concerT Obviously Trying To disTracT from The oTher Muro, P. LivingsTon, and V. Rhodes masTer, Manuel Arredondo, gives picTures on This page R. Harris, along wiTh make final changes on speeches. TorTh wiTh suave, sooThing music assisTance from M. Blizard and B. Sack, pre- during band concerT. ls ThaT idea pracTical? asks business adviser, R. Denney waiTs his Turn J. BuTler, abouT suggesTions Tor Annual As- while adviser Bill Ashmore sembly. STaTT members l. To r: S. DalTon, L. checks The proporTions oi Robins, B. Meadows, J. Groves, N. Miller, R.Anderson's blueprinTs. and L. Peeler. pare scenery Tor Jr. Assembly. l i SECOND CHILDHOOD? D. H. McInTosh leans over backwards To caTch bubbles aT PublicaTions PracTicabiliTy Plus-AuTo Shop workers Males Only! Daily noon gaTher- Clqrigfmag Parfy, Mrs, Mac humo,-5 him, Boi. B. Gordon and S. Ouinn run ciTy Mayor, Alva ing, The clan read The eagerly Tom Pjdureg M,-5, Mad-ha Herrgngfon gives fzrosh Dukes car lcemkerl Through a saTeTy check. awaiTed Pepper Bough. a preview of inTricacies and enTanglemenTs To COITIG. 4.4 EF GS Junior year brings KEEPING THE JUNIOR JUNCTION , . , -- ---WW-. one Lea ue Rep.l cavort to bop. B. Hawkins lBoys' Forum Eepl enioys The doodlings of C. Schade lGirls' League Rep.l. J. Doyle lA.S.B. Rep.l beats out rhythms on wastepaper basket. J. Olson, amicable Vice-Pres., accepts record from J. Rogers lBoys' Forum Rep.l as BA Gack shows keen interest in music. R. Harris lTreasurerl not s own. intensified excitement White senior class sweaters? Oh those crazy cleaning bills! Ju- niors, the class who debunks tradition and establishes tor the tirst time in C.U.H.S. history, a prom open to underclassmen and alumni. Time out to live socially comes hard between Stammer's chemistry and Borrego's Latin notebooks. Cockiness is a pose after glorious I7-I6 win over seniors in last second tree throw ot R. Denny in annual intra-class basketball. While patiently looking 'Forward to being tirst graduates trom new auditorium, they pre- sent hilarious play We Shook the Family Tree tor two nights. Special honors go to B. Gack tor art work, and D. Muro tor speech work. Sponsors Malcolm Clement, Patricia Serrano, and Chuck Graser stand proud ot outstanding sportsmen: Football, J. Doyle, B. Carter and T. Garcia: Basketball: D. Walker, J. Sharp, C-. Lynch: Track: B. Robbins, A. Loustaunaug Tennis: B. Herrington, J. Rogers, W. 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Schade, W. Scarborough, V. Saucedo, C. Sanchez. Row 4: E. Slalsy, C. Soward, A. Sosa, M. Solem, J. Snow, N. Smith, J. Shriver, B. Shouer, H. Shaw, J. Sharp, J. Seinlurier, D. Serrano. JUNIORS GAIN MANY FRIENDS From Row. I. io r:. D. Sfeele, J. Steiger, M. Sfolie, G. Siowell, R. Siuder, 6. Sunny, D. Sulhard, L. Swain. Row Z: C. Swain, D. Swariz lsecreIaryI, B. Sweeney, B. Ten- nison C. Thornlon, M. Thompkins, S. Torres R. Turney. R. Turney. Row 3: P Thomals, D. Underwood, E. Valdez, D. Vali- zan F. Van Aken, M. Van Aken, D. Van- denburg, A. Viero, B. Walloch, C. Wallers Row 4: D. Walker, F. Wanamalcer, D Wardlow, J. Walson, E. Webb, M. Weeks B. Weischeclel, G. Wells, S. Wesp, E Whisler. SOl3l'lOlTlOf2S l6dfI'1 GLDOUL people GIWCJ books SOPHOMORE VICE-PRESIDENT M. Ross gazes fondly info fhe eyes of V. Jensen lGirls' League Rep.l. M. Owen and B. Velasquez lGirls' League and Boys' Forum Rep.l express horror af P. Thompson lBoys' Forum Rep.l, pour- ing punch over Treas. K. Page as fhe laffer, unaware of his plighf, offers goodies in compefifion wifh A.S.B. Rep. D. Van Voorhis and Pres. J. Doyle for affenfion of Sec. A. Robohn. Sophies, upper lower classmenf' enferfain via frain fhrough farms. cifies and circus life during fheir January assembly sponsored by Tressie l-lolmes and Alberf Golz. Second yearers anficipafe branching info specialized fields, some fo Journalism, ofhers Public Speaking. Sophies, who nexf year will form fhe nucleus of song and yell lead- ers. excell in arf of selling escalafor andgswimming pool fickefs fo Frosh. Nexf year will find fhem selling Flying Saucer fickefs. They learn new words- salpicadores be- came Sal l-lepafica. M. Ross unexpecfedly sfepped info presidenf's shoes, upon fhe absence of J. Doyle. N. Sear won Odd Fellows speech confesf and receives four fo Nafion's Capifol. N. J. Epps represenfed Sophs in Ameri- can Legion Essay finals. Paul Thompson's arf work fallied recognifion. Sporfs fans followed sporfsmen: D. Van Voor- his, C. Carreon, 6. Schwengle, Foofballg R. Dofy, K. l-lefh- coaf, Baskefballq N. Robinson, J. Valle, K. Page, Track: L. Flores, Baseball: C. Kruger, Cross Counfry. SOPHOMORES REMEMBER wifh delighf, favorife P59944 male quarfef, Cuddles Clemenf, Georgous George, Luscious McNeal, and Toodles Lor- ing's rendifion of Sweef Adeline. .4999 ww, an XA' 4 W fg N. Q .. 'Kms' tk ww -'14 A : jvfinrafsag sz swf' X4 5 , . f 0 Y gggf ,lp if Ngg,,'-M +5 JY lfw l?'fff' 53,5 5 gy ,LQ-avg-j', ., J Mg ,ry K ,Ira . I jjjf .v it ffl 'Jig IQA V 1 gf , ky: , ig., ,,. Q 4 ...V H495 f -5,3 wg fy-sh? ' Tiri I x 5 .1 .J W ' , if-me 'fx' .yu S, Q5 WF' iw ati' QQ M 5 as ,xf nfs :K Fifa -152, 1 1 .fc ,, .. f '41 11 ' I N I Qi? E-,ff if ,L 75-'O A Y A 4 . Q., Q Q g as Y , , X . ,A Us 5 J N fx' We 3? - -xy. sf 'W L. 5 34' by 5 2 f .,,f,f - W fm: uw W 4 xg, 1 W ,. rw Mk, if x y , 2 my 2 .. 1 ., K f aff, 7 'fx A fi . , Q. 5 . M QU , ff? an -X. , A X ,AE.'MR ,, as ' . , E . 'R' 'YK s itil BJ' F x.u5, ski. 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Woodruff. Row 3: F. Villegas, B. Wahl M. Walker, B. Ward, M. Warren, D Webb, R. Wells, J. Wheeler, F. Wliisler C. While, D. Woods. Row 42 C. While, B While, P. While, M. Wilden, O. Wing, D Vlilliamz, L. Williams, L. Williams, M. Wil- liams, R. Wiliams, D. Wilson, A. Woss. Sophomores sneer al lradilions, bul lervenlly uphold lhem. They can slill remember agonies of pare-nls driving and escorling lhem home from iirsl dale. Sophs sneer al glory hounds, and 'fry being lhem. Sophs read iirsl page ol Courier as well as iunnies. Sophs appreciale being upper lower classmenf' They need more lime ONE OF THE TREATS enjoyed by Sophie girls during lhe year was Girls' League sponsored fashion show, Slanding, l. 'fo r: Mrs. Ana Slcelley from Lovely Lady Dress Shop. models-M. l-lodge, C. Wilks, A Cecil, B. Layne, A. Robohn, lvlrs. Virginia Colley, adviser. Sealed, l. 'lo r: R. Armenia lPro. Chainl, lvl Freshmen encounter the usual perplexities DISPLAYIN6 USUAL ORDERLINESS and slcill, Frosh Class Council Tear inlo files seeking informaiion con- cerning pains of sludying. l. fo r.: S. Johnson, E. Young, P. Herl, M. Perez, C. Swank, P. Carrasco, B. Schueiz. l. Moore. B. Beach. TEN TO ONE IT RAINSH shoul Frosh Class Orieniaiion offi-gg, Froni Row, I. +o r.: B. Deen, S. Smirh, P. Fraser, V. Aboyies. Row 2: R. Smiih, R. Reynosa. D. Fedigan, L. Clark. Row 3: S. Jarvis, J. l-lubbs. A. Ochoa, L. Miller. G. Hufialcer, B. Beach, K. Carler, P. Free. D. Krase. So young-so eager-so fresh. ldeas, buf no rack io hang 'rhem on. Afraid of mosi ieachers, mosi seniors, and mos+ slrangers-bulr awake, alive, and alerf fo a common de- nominalor of eagerness. Scampish energy and gossip ses- sions push ialeni info sporis and drama-filled School Daze. l-leadmasiers of fhe class council lend leadership +o snap away Jrhe sling ol: washing fhe senior founiain. Ad- visers, Marlha l-lerringion and Marlin Baer, guide new- comers ihrough ihe smooih-running Liille Red School House assembly. Physical abiliiy and menial alerlness on display by D. Lindsey in baslcelball, while R. Renosa sparks in B grid iussles and E. Young earns prospeciive four ihe luri. Page 49 A ll N Q was 4 x,m1.f: f - in , ' -wa .1 W A Q 15 'N 5 M4 mr X K Qi: v . 4? k xiii' ' f QF' .NX .' 4 . , sqm 1 f . W I E' M rg .. ' 53 '-353, L 5 ,,, j, ' . 1 . ... 'X 5 f .-aszzsswl, 1, 5,1 X , T'-Y ,G Kp K XC, tw Y. 1' ' , ai . 'J :bm R H W K f , Ag k Q,1:,: f VT f-ff5 f19l2f12fQ, .l ,, ig , '7 'WW ' 1,,f7'ff3ffp Y. v. ,. 3' J 'Y M 1 Q. A ' 5,., ,, fn lv-,Ki QQ. 1 'Qggqra Jn haw gf - 1 .H . f 55 , A,, W f--f 7 f Nsk 'fp ., . kt 1, 2. - 'Q ' ffl, - mi? X f ef. ft ,. W A' f-xx .fr 4.4 1 if E' Hifi' - I J . X 'kg 'lc i x wi N ,,,wv 5 w, Q 'Q' 38.2 ,sf V W ,L N'-na 5 gilt .. gg W .. Away c'i3f '1 .,,, -, lin. xy . ' 1 5512: ,. 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Vasquez, S. Vayda, H. Villa T. Villalpando, J. Pusey, T. Villalva, D Walker L. Wallace. Row Z: L. Warden N. Warman, M. Warren, D. Walson, B Vfcbb J. Welard, D. Wesffalls, D. Wil- Luorn, E. Thomas. Row 3: J. Winkler, D WisserI, E. Wiyninger, J. Wobser, P. Wood, J. Wrighl, D. Yarnell J. Yazell, E. Young, KPres.l. Row 4: R Young, G. Yzaguirre, K. Yzaguirre, S Zahm M. Zimmerman, R. Zumbro. f JZ ,, gf -I My 7 M FROSH P Y CLOSE ATTENTION Front Row, I. no r.: 6. Stanford, B. Odom, P. SIarbuck, E. Sfarling, J. Sleele, D. S+efon, J. Slell. F. Sievens, I. Slewarf, D. Sulharcl. Row 2: E. SuIhiff, C. Swank. ISec.l, l. Tanlardino, I. Tapia, B. Taylor E. Taylor, D. Thomas, B. Thomason, Pl Thomason. Row 3: E. Thompson, K. Thor- brogger, N. Tighe, V. Tincher, F. Torres. P. Tudor. A. Tucker, A. Turner, H. Tul- hill. Kew 4: P. Tymchelr. B. Underwood, M. Uller, R. Valdez, F. Valencia, A. Val- enfinu, R. ValenIino, F. Valenzuela, J. Van Erf. FROSH PICKUPS Fronl Row, l. Io r: B. Smilh, G. King, C. l-luss, P. Thomason. Row 2: R. l-larryman, P. Maxey, B. Webb Gonzales. Toda Y K' ' ,mb nw. K I W4 wag- '1::'f?1bmwmsss22zs:e:22eQ1g53g X mug ,.,,,.,, . ,,.., H, . , U , V. ,, 1:1 f::ff:1.me2 sw wx. im? , ,,.., . MF. .W.....Ws:.fmf::.:'.,1 .,jii?41..,-Refi.. 'V 'liilf' 'xiii'it.exsszezsxmzzggfff fx 'ggi ' ' .,,.,: ,., , - . ,...,...,.., ,.., mt, x'?zsasees'fw Tim1. , ff X, , vi' U. 'Tsai 1' , 'fi , H 7 Q KI 'A x sw ' vrl S n Pi vp QT gi 73 2 f1f3fQ::1:maf,,YT, E. ,,f ,g5L,:,,. K Eeslmsasg? ' Qfcf-LPNLfsf2 m i A -grzfmg K 1:-sexi ' eB:::Qvs1::s1fwssw.,,g'-!'w1s,zmfzzzaQes13:ff1: ,fa .,mJ.,,. ,y!1Hz2sE22mffeg:s'Hg!p: we:,f:qzaa2ssezt4zz:s.af R K '2525SHFIREQv'W2ais2:'H'214i!5 Q'fessa1zz11m,f- W ., Q.A4M4.:Q::ggj, 't'j'Ajif'h H .. v4fQ:ss'1s, Q-elf' El miiizssawqg H axial' K V1 551 -., :Emi ig A zfwq 1 '-'.'T'g?fL fi Q35 -- K ., 1 ,. 3 ,,:ZiEi92ew fmwv A 1- W ,J f ,. wfiilf ,L .QF - fi .,,. x W X f:Q f, if I .A g..1.C'z , J 1 V xerf-fu. f f K .w '3-,L 3 ? li' n5i31W il':EV2z: . Ak 1' I7 73 ..,, A ,X,L.W. - a f Y Y 4 G E' AS B COUNClL MEMBERS, l. fo r.: A. Louslaunau lCouncilman-al-largel lakes no+es as B, Van Voorhis lCouncilman- al' Large V.'Guel lSr. Rep.l, and E. Sylvesler lCouncilman-al-Largel show varied response lo bill being read by K. Jensen Councilman-ai-Largel lo M. l-lunloon lGirls' League Pres.l R. l-larling lA.S.B. Pres.l M. Cooley lSec.l and A. Loring adviserl. 6. Orgill lVice-Presl loolcs on wilh slceplicism. your associated student body olliccrs Council meefings consisfing of problems from expending school funds lo 'rracing Garfh's los+ pies, l4ep+ aclivilies a+ high pealc. Originaling boosler bullons, decorafing for baslcelball games, holding lirsl afler-game loolball dance, sponsoring C.B.L. council dinner, and decorafing Chrislmas lree proved +ha+ even when members disagreed lhey were willing fo compromise and accomplish a mission in leader- ship. Noied for solid worlc and avid school inleresi, ihe group advised by Alberi Loring, lead lhe way in bond issue money raising, as council relinguishes April Fools' Dance and coniribules funds foward drive. Page 56 Gardner signals Pepper Bough Edilor, K. Casey, while Annual Slarfer, D. Hind- man lpencil balancerl scans lhe felephone boolc. S Kun M J In I ,W - 5 - ff' 1. rn . 1 's ff if ke Y f, 7 i f . , f -R H u ' W ' ,,, 5 ' ' f g .3 fm, A 1 f A 1 xx - A5 ',' rm A' . 1 X vw 1' Tlsjgfgg! 7 'QQ 5 W W ' ,qw A f K ,nf 4, 546, My ,,,.kf',,N,3 A - X- ,,f-if my W ' .. , 2 ' U, 1 'W 4' 4' ' A' if M , ,,. Qmdxf , ff im f if IW ,5,., .IWNR 1 .,k,. K '.!V in K? J A .R . it mn ' Q f 1 ' x 'ff 1 'x ' ' F9 H f 'X f 5 kg. 4? , If xxx am Vit 5 5, -x if 3 -fL, 50 .sy f Ar, 42 ggi' L. ,ft , b 'yi X V A fl ji I Q ig., fbfi ' 'f ' L f, V521 an 'X J 1 3 fc 1, f ,V :V .-rj 7 'I M K A W A ' :fy 'I K ,Q .5 f gg, , ,.,I ,.A: V fam f' . X211 Nb 13 4 . Q .,w, Maw. k W' Af! k 'L NN . .5fT'+1 f at wwf I ',:V L- KJ My 7 , Slaging Turkey Trea+ Io raise money for scholarships and carrying ou'f big even+ Val- en'fine Ball occupy imporfanl spoils in Girls' League planning. Trips Io Chaffey and Banning conferences broughl back ideas for new Iiealures Io be ini'fiaI'ed al Collon. The fall fashion show, I-Ii-Day, and newly added GirI of 'fhe Week round oul Ihe year's program. ' Combining forces wilh 'Ihe girls, The Boys' Forum campaigned To help make Ihe canned food drive a crowning success. Plus holding 'fhe firsl formal dance of 'fhe year, Iooys awarded sporlsmanship Trophies and sold programs al baske'fI:aaII games. Co-ordinafing 'fhe ac+ivi+ies for 'fhe Iwo organizalions were advisers Virginia Col- fey, Ina Marie McCour'fney, Mar+ha I-Ierring'fon, and I-Ierman Price. Page 58 Girls and boys pool elforts CONTACT! GIRLS' LEAGUE OF- FICERS pose for simulaled flight Prexy M. I-Iunloon, and Treasurer C. Baker, give a hand on 'fhe prop. Cap'fain C. Gurloada. IProg. Chair.I keeps her hands on 'fhe levers and her eyes on 'fhe dial. Perched on lifes are: Council Members, P. I-Iarris and D. Van- denburg, slanding, Sec. D. Hind- man, and Vice Prexy, B. Meadows. BOYS' FORUM CABINET MEM- BERS learning The fine arl of boil' ing 'far are. Back Row, I. 'fo r.: J. Freeman, J. Rogers, L. Williams, B. Hawkins, I'I. Russell, A. Seevers, B. Guinn. Fronf Row, I. +o r.: S. Gardner, prexy: P. Carrasco, B. Schuelz, B. Velasguez. G I R LS' LEAGUE COUNCIL MEMBERS display obvious Ialenls of regimen'fed cleaning. Coun- cil members I. fo r.: R. Armenla, B. Smilh, S. Oliva, M. Perez. Row 2: M. Paschke, C. Schade, M. Fac- ca, J. Duke, A. Schue'fz, V. Gueli J. Chavez. uiz kids uphold scholastic honors Splashing in swimming pools and reclining in lush youfh cen- rers, occupy Brain Club members on Palm Springs iaunr. Proof rhar men are ever-changing was given as males forsake gals ar L. A. Counry Fair 'ro invade Arr Gallery. Scholarship mem- bers Irade A's and B's for Trips each quarier. Annual Wash- ingron Day Assembly, under careful guidance of sponsors Beulah Bullingron, Chuck Graser, and O. McNeil Arnold. fea- 'Iured presenralion of Jrwelve life membership and eighfeen novi+ia+e pins. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY, C.U.H.S. oxidize 'rhe bewifching hour peroleum derivarive in fhe middle of Ihe afiernoon. Fronf Row: I. 'ro r.: J. Duke, G. Salazar, B. Goss, J. Pollen, E. McMeans IPres.I J. Kravchuk, S. Howleii, L. Nichol, D. Anderson, A. Maifison. Row 2: B. Gordon, P. Schurfer, J. Rogers, E. Cloud, M. Blizzard, V. Rhodes, G. Orgill, G. LaBuhn, C, Gray. SCHOLARSHIP MEMBERS express Iheir suppressed desires while feacI'ier's back is Turned, Fron+ Row, I. fo r.: S. Hoiland, D. Delozier, F. McKinney, L. Kirkparrick, R. Blinn, R. Anderson, B. Blinn, M. Owen, M. Beeson, R, Reii, M. Facca. Row 2: E. Sialey, T. McClure, A. Sosa, S. Perry, B. Roberfs, R. Armenra, C. More, R. Harling, S. Gardner, P. Proui, D. Poiler. A Page 59 Crimson and GoId workers combine all teIents iii:siI . ,sg ,, ... III 555. fr by fi iff, X A 25592 , ,, ,, KM , - ' Tx g ,.,, , If: ,, ff!! sf,,, iii: f 'e . - fm. I fi PUBLICATIONS STAFF. BoHom Row, I. 'fo r.: E. Sylvesier, S. Gardn er, J. Arande, S. Hudkins, J. Norion, F. Parsons. Row 2, I. fo r.: A. Schueiz assoc. R. Armenia, reclining, G. Smiih, D. Morris. Row 3, I. fo r.: hoIding sheai of ads, Formai manager, R. Blinn, Edifor-infchief Throwing dummy, 6. BrimhaII: assoc., P. Prouig D. I-Iindman: B. Smiih, 'rypingg J. Chavez, waving: D. WQIIS, propping machine. Row 4, I. fo r.: on carriage Ihrow, A. Grubbs: sporis ed., D. Maxweil, poinfingp M. F. Lewis. Top Row, I. fo r.: phoio adv., V. CIarIcg C. Baker, Iypf ing, bus. adv., holding Ieifuce, J. BuIIer: posing, phoiography ed., K. Munson, pubiicaiion adv., C. D. Beeson: head phoiographer, J. Phil- lips, upheld by W. Moore. L. Larsen, noi shown. enthusiasticall FourTh period annual, sTarvaTion hour where prima donnas Try To work TogeTher. Room I37, scene of 8 o'clock rrighT deadlines. Concoc- Tions oT Their experiences live in every page oT The book. These are Their Todays: when six TypisTs, and Tour wriTers meeT copy dead- line -chauTFeur delivers reTresh- menTs from Big G To evening deadliners. ATTer mimeographing, disTribuTing, and planning sched- ules, They never seem To work ouT. Days when hoT Tempers Tlare, jokes y presenting one year of living are shared, and exTroverTs are blue. Good copy came ing copy ediTor named iT, STerling, be- cause iT was so rare. Days when only The General , J. CannicoTT could clear The daze wiTh his morale-building humor. Finally The iog oT page prooTs, and Tears oi annual pages being signed. These people live, and advisers-phoTo- graphy, Vernon Clark: business, Joan BuTler3 and publicaTions, ChrisTina D. Beeson, suTTer, laugh, Tume and encourage. Top Tinancial know-how marked red-headed Joan BuTler's business sTaTT as pace-seTTers in school his- Tory of ad gaThering. Maneuvering ad collecTing machinery, hunTing losT receipT books, displaying ouT- sTanding work in layouT, creaTing signs and gags, and The side-Tick- ling annual assembly show sharp TacTics used in publicizing book. OFF To The ciTy To sell, business managers bring home The bacon. Top salesmen L. Robbins and L. Peeler receive Tree Crimson and Golds bonus raTings. BUSlNESS STAFF, Row I, li To r.: J. Duke, D. Vanden burg, co-adverTising manager. Row 2: B. Sampley, Pub liciTy manager: 6. McPike, B. LaCorTe, D. Brown, ac counTanT manager: J. Derry. Row 3: T. Clay, N. Miller, B. Sweeney, M. SmiTh, E. Valdez. Row 4: L. Peeler. J. Eccles, co-adverTising manager: B. Meadows, L. Robbins, co Business EdiTors, B. GuTierrez. Page 6l ALWAYS ON THE LOOK-OUT, K. Casey, Pepper Bough edilor, scans for errors. ' Shoo'r Coffey! Shove Mac in lhe gullrerl Ge+ Price ou+ of fhe morgue'!' Daily lingo Typifies ab- normal schedule of room I37. H's been a year of lirsfs for Casey's cubs who crea+ed 25 s+ories and conlribuled 3 edilors, 20 reporl- ers, and Two lypewrilers To 'rhe birlh of a cooperafive C.B.L. pa- per. Scribes 'rurned crusaders of campaign agains+ juvenile delin- quency, +he lirsl of Hs lype spon- sored by a C.B.I.. school deparl- rnenl. Belween regular edilions, lhe bond issue was born. B. Goss look SI3.00 in awards for copy a+ Publicalions days. Gigi ol The Pasadena Playhouse rubbed off on cubs, who now shout Viva la Pep- per Boughf' Trips included Jour- nalism Days a+ Universify of Red- lands and Universily ol Soulhern California. Scribes b o a s l firsl place awards from Columbia Scholaslic Press a n cl Nalional Scholaslic Press Associalion, ad- vised by Chrislina D. Beeson. Page 62 D. Arlhur B. Carpenfer R. Gayian G. l'lerl J. Pollen Pepper Bough stall M. P. R. S. J. J. Bailey Coolc Gomis Holland Purdie Blinn . Daniels Goss l-lowleH . S. Rhodes Boll Daniels Griswold Knighl Roesner learn modern publication problems J. Doyle D. Duncan B. Gufierres R. Hall J. Kravchuk B. La Corre J. Rogers G. Ross D. Swarrz B. Tenriison Elmore Harris . Mallison . Scliade . Vandenburg Fryer Hawkins Olson SIWOW E. While B. Gaclm T. Garcia . Hayward B. l-lerringron F. Parsons J. Plwillips E. Slaley C. Swain Quill aud Scroll demand Q50 inches NEED A STORY? Wilh 250 inches in E. Slaley, G. Herr, M. J. Bailey, V. S. Sell-eleclecl officers add lo lhe uniqueness ol Jrhis year's Quill and Scroll program. Elecrion problems solved wirhoul chaos or compelilion. D. Arlhur, J. Rogers, B. Her- ringlon, and D. Duncan were lirsl Pepper Bough cubs +o reach lhe 25O mark neces- sary lor membership lo lhe nalional honor sociely for oulslancling iournalisls. Quill and Scrollers sponsor lhe Thom McAnn conlesl locally. Russ l-larling's eleclion as Hmosi' lilcely lo succeed made him eligible as 'rhe Col- lon represenlafive. Formal June inilialion adds glamor- ous 3O finale. Page 64 copy or more ro lheir credil, Quill and Scrollers are, I. lo r: J. Rogers, D. Vanclenburg, J. Olson, Rhodes, J. Pollen, B. Goss, S. Hoffman, D. Duncan, R. Blinn, D. Arlhur. ACCUMULATHXIG THE FlNE poinls of prinling from experl E. McCarly are Quill and Scroll mem- hers. Fronl' Row: l. To r.: J. Chavez lllublicily Direclorl. Karen Munson, M. Cooley, S. l-ludlcins lArlisll G. Brimhall lVice pres.l K. Casey lPres.l J, Aranda, D. l-lindman lSocial Chair.l A. Schuelz, M. Lewis lChap.l and G. Smilh. W. Moore and S. Gardner iusi' sorl of sland There. Apparenlly amused. Back Row, I. fo r.: D. Morris lTreas.l J. Norlon, P. Proui' lSec.l E. Sylvesler, A. Grubbs, D. Maxwell, C. Baker lhislorianl R. Armenia lSgh.-al-Arn-:sl and B. Smilh lRecorderl lry ollilude lor beller view. Speakers join national honor societies wr Tl-IESPIANS PROVE ELAMBOYANCY is 'rheir Theme. L, +o r: B. Blinn, B, Porch. L. Paslay, L. Nichol, V. Rhodes, M. Paschke, D. Max- well, D, Hindman, R. Anderson, P. Proul, B. Smiih, G. Smiih. 'FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS AGO,'l N.E.l.. Prexy B. Blinn recifes while members lisien wirh varied degrees of inlensify. Froni Row, l. lo r. SiHing: G. McMeans, J. Summers, C. Thornlon: on The floor and obviously bored, G. Merrill. and R. Turney. Row 2: Pracricing ye old harmonizing, A. Angell, B. Knopf, and D. Delozier. Oraiing is B. Blinn: V. Rhodes loolss long- ingly on, Complefely ignoring fhe speech and inleresled in somefhing else are C. Wursf, George Morse, adviser, T. Williamson, V. Guel. and B. Van Voorhis. Row 3: M. Beeson loolcs suspicious as M. Paschlse and D. Maxwell pose in an odd place. C. More, B. Robbins, T. Gon- zales, P. Livingsron, relax. Ligh+! Aclionl Cameralf' yell members of Collon Thespian group IO79 as 'rheir adviser Mal- com Clemenr swears blood while new members 'fry lo fulfill 'rheir required sevenly lines in a rhree acl play, or forly lines in 3 one-acl plays in order lo ioin The selecl' group. Tolaling lwenfy-nine members, The local Narional Forensic League c h a p le r progressed from sevenleenlh 'ro sevenlh leading chapler in The Soulhern California dislricl. Adviser G. Morse's N.F.L. group sponsored rhe Second Annual Sludenl Congress, allended fwo dislrici sfudenl Congresses al which Vesra Sue Rhodes won besr pre- siding officer rifle and candi- dacy Tor Nafional Sludenl Con- gress. Members compered in +he C.B.L. deba+e and speech Tes+ivals, Pepperdine B e s r Speakers' Tournament and Or- ange Belr Speech Eesrival ar rhe Universily of Redlands. Running away wirh honors, Vesla Sue Rhodes loraled seven medals and +en cer+ifica+es earned in speech. l-li-Y boys and l-li-Tri girls carry SEEN FREQUENTLY on lilrle red spols-l-li-Y members. Marlinez, G. Brimhall, R, Anderson, D, lvlorris. Row 2: R Gonzales, A. Greive, R. l-larling. Row 3: B. Van Voorhis 3. Mclvleans, D. Wells, G. Homan, A. Line, A. Seevers CLOSE RELATION belween l-li-Y and Hi-Tri are improved by Prexies A. Schuelz and E, Iviclvleans decoraling for Cl-ii-isl'mas Ball. Froni' Row, I. fo r: J. Freeman, D. Maxwell, B. Blinn, A. Lash G Smilh G Hines D Mor an G Or ill T . y, . , . , . g . . g . . , E. Sylvesler, D. Holden, J. Chrisfollerson, S. Gardner, Under principles ol Chrislian fellowship and service, 'rhe I-li-Y and l-li-Tri zealously provide school service and social acfivifies. Working in harmony, fhey produced a Win+er Wonderland of sofr lighrs and whirling formalsg 'rhe firsi' dance of +he year per- mifring alumni arrendance. Traveling To exci+ing Y-Day af glamor- ous Hollywood, and discussing boy-girl relalions a+ ioinl-porluck nigh? meelings compleles year's agenda. l-li-Tri girls and adviser, lvlarlys Owen, sponsor Hershey l-lop, afrer school clance, swim meels af Y, W. C. A., fashion show, and sell delicious cakes and cookies during lunch. Girls made a fufile a++emp+ lo renovaie +he girls' res? room, buf cosis proved prohilz-i+ive. l-li-Y adviser, Tom Phelps' '54 calendar reveals B. Blinn and A. Seevers' journey 'ro Sacramenrc Yourh Governmenl' Day, selling of lioorball programs, slaclium pafroling, Y.lv1.C.A. swim fesfs, and spolmen Traffic con- 'rrol duly. alolt the Clwristian lellowsliip banner .was i BoHom: Fronf Row, I. +o r.: D. Pofrer lVice Pres.l R. Amenfa lTreas.l, P. Prouf lProg. Chainl, L. Haiqlif lSec.l, A, Marrison lSer, Cl'rair.l, J. Kniglwf fChap.l, R. Baca, F. Bica, L. Bishop, K. Bislwop, Row 2: E. Evans, C. Finnegan. R. Flinfl C. Frirzler, R. Godino. B. Gregor, A. Grubbs, C. Holzhauser, S. Howlefr. Row 3: L. Nichol, J. Norion, M. Pasclwke. L. Paslay, S, Pelers, B. Pierce, J. Pollen. B. Porch, E. Hurclieson, 6. EllioH'.Fron+ Row, I. fo r.: B. Burnisron, M. Capelwarf. K. Casey, A. Casfle, A. Cecil, E. Cloud, F. Daniels, E. Wlwisler, S. Wilson. Row 2: G. LaBul'in, C. Johnson, J. Kravcliulc, P. Marlin, E. Wagoner, M. Mc- Cauley. P. McGuire, C. More, K. Munson. Row 3: J. Purdie, M. Reif, F. Schrader, B. Srnirlw, N. Srnifh, J. Snow. M. Schussler, B. Yegqe, P. Winkler. ltis lun being larmers Pig scramble, duck ringing, and rend- er pancakes besl describe firsf F.F.A. Fair held on Janrzen field. Ribbons and prizes, donaled by Colfon Mer- chanis, were awarded 'ro oulsland- ing enfranls in beef, dairy, swine, and farm mechanics divisions. Colfon again lops honor roll by becoming one of inirial schools +o hold a local fair. SHOWING OFF her falenrs, A. Coelho ll: EA. Sweerhearll displays Golden Julie her prize-winning Aryshire heifer. CAN YOU EVER FILL THEM UP? asks A. Coelho, as G. Smilh conlinues fo pour rnillc down The lambs. +- GROUP AT LEFT OE PEN, I. fo r.: D. Cunningham, A, Jarvis, Tom Beckwilh, lad- viserl and G. Smilh discover fascinalion in a pigis ear while C. Craigmiles finds even more fascinalion in cameraman, A. Loya. Sianding Behind Pen, l. fo r.: J, Gil- bert R. Hillman, D. Gill, B. Misenheimer, E. Lupion, G. Taylor, lSeni.l D. Walson, D, Cooley, lSec.l L. Graham, B. Cooley discuss pigs in general. Kneeling in Fron'r: B, Berry, D. Cooley, and R. Cooley examine somelhing diriereniia pig! DEMONSTRATING THE ART OF IVHLKING, FEA. Presidenl L. Eunlchouser eagerly accepls insfruclions of adviser, Torn Beckwilh, as club members loolc on. Fronf Row, l. fo r.: D. Cunningham, Tom Beckwirh llnsrrucrorl, L. Funkhouser, D. Lynch lTreasurerl, fSec.l, D. Owensby, A. Homan lLives+oclc Chairmanl, F. Owensby. Row 2: H. Russell, J. Oberschmidl, R. Grohs, L. DeLaei, E. Lupfon, P, Hernandez, R. Tinsley, L. Halvin, G. Taylor, T. Pray, D. Cooley. Hi, dad . . . Garnering 'rifle of Hfirsi daddy oi Eulure Farm- ers ol: America, Colion Branch, 6. Taylor proudly presenls a new polled Hereford calf. During firsi year, Eulure Farm- ers' adviser, Tom Beckwilh, and club members once inside agricullural iudging gales of 'rhe Indio Pair, gain lop honors: eleven blue ribbons, ihree seconds, and fwo fourrh places. Lone damsel and club sweelhearr, A. Coelho, along wi+h T. Pray, win grand championships displaying lop grand dairy and porlc respeciively. Poullry judging ai lhe California Srale Polylechnic College, San Dimas ,iabbed Harry Russel second in iudging. Club prexy, L. Eunlchouser, conducls Eulure Parm- ers' rural curricula. DEFINITELY SYMMETRICALLY and sysTemaTicaIly posed are HisTory Club- bers. FronT Row, I. To r.: A. Angell, R. Baca. L. BauTisTa, F. Bica, S. Bica, G. Breckenridge, J. Dain, A. Dominguez, E. Evans, A. FeITis. Row 2: T. Gonzales, B. Guinn, S. I'IoT'Iand, N. I-lallcom, D. I-Iolden. S. I-IowleTT, G. In- graham, L. KirkpaTriclc, B. Knopp, R. Lynch. Row 3: S. Mendoza, P. McGuire, W. Moore, L. Nichol. V. Perez, S. Perry, J. Phillips, B. Porch, J. RicherT. Row 4: M. ReiT, J. ScI'imelTer. J. Shriver, J. STeiger, A. Van De Loop, E. Valle, J. Valle, C. Willcinson, T. Williamson, J. Young. l'listory alive ' I-IisTorians, advised by Clois Brown and Malcolm ClemenT, lay pracTically dormanT Tor The school year, sponsoring only The Lincoln assembly TeaTuring Boyce Van Os- del as speaker. Program chairman, L. Nichol, raTes abundanT spare Time be- cause oT curTailed club program. 0 IT is no longer Tashionable To be un- healThy. Today we live in an era oT band- aids and merThiolaTe. Nurse lla I-lull, as- sisTed by her helpers, compIeTes Tabu- laTion on daily healTh records, and com- TorTs Teverish sTudenTs. 0 One slip and your're anoTher spoT on The gym TIoor symbolizes Charlie Spur- rier's glimmers and dimmers, who. dangl- ing precariously Trom The raTTers, change gym inTo wonderland. I Nurses helpers, light crevv give services NURSE ILA HULL lsecond IeTTl poinTs ouT The paTienT To nurses LIGHT CREW MEN Tinish anoTher assembly ligI'iTing. R. Niggl helper C. Thomason as R. Closson busily dusTs his liver, Fellow rewinds cord and Tunes inTo L. ForresTer and C. WorThingTon's helper L. McAllisTer TesTs Tor a hearT beaT while R. GarreTT seem: mimicry. D. I-lolly smiles as demon, J. Doran, arranges spoTIigl'1T. dubious oT The enTire proiecT. ln C Ll l'l.S. those do as Romans To a sideline observer a sheel is a sheer, bul lo exclusive Lalln Clubbers il is a loga designaling a senalor or a lunlc meaning a slave in lhe Sena- 'rores Populus ue Romanus, where sludenls of I-lelen Borrego learn Lalin ways via lexf books, discussions and fhe Roman Banquet Seances in The corner wilh Minerva, goddess of knowledge, remain vivid memories associared wilh Lalin INSPIRED BY MINERVA, L. Kiikpotick, J. Young, and T. Mc- Clure dive inlo Lalin manusc ipls. I-I. Bofrego in Yogi Trance number NOT CLEOPATRA, buf lvl. Zimmerman, fries 'ro lure T. McClure from his Fencing exhibilion. Obviously una inleresled Slaves find olher Things lo lhink about Fro..l Row, I. lo r.: J. Paslay, D. Dunham, M. Zimmerman. T. McClure. Row 2: F. Bica, P. Fraser, E. Sandlin, C. Jarvis, F. Slevens, D. Wisserl, J. Mall, Row 3: R. Young, K. Nelson, M. Rowland, A. Arnell, K. Robsion, W. Prilchard, M. English, B. Ceizler, V. Comer, Z. Bradford, B. Lipes. Row 4: R. Rell, P. Dever, C. Livingslon, B. Flyer, B. Taylor, F. Parsons, P. Smilh, D. Marchus. B. Schuelz. D. Epslein, C. Krueger, P. Slarbuck. LATIN CLUB SLAVES, J. Grubbs and M. Fulslone, plead for mercy from Senalores. Fronl Row, I. fo r.: E. I-lulcheson, P. Nichols, B. Sny- der, J. Kravchuk, B. McClary, M. Paschke, L. Kirkpalrick, D. Max- well, B. Robbins, M. Harker, D. Morris, A. Caslle, J. Reichert Row 2: B. Roesner, B. Knopp, J. Jensen, R. Blinn, I, Papp, P. Eck, R. I-lall. Row 3: C. Gray, P. Cook, L. Pas- lay, B. Roberls, K. Bishop, J, Valle, B. Layne, J. Knighl, G. Cross, D. DeLozier, H. York, E. McMeans. A 43 i 5123 ' f ff-. Mx 'sal-Q5 2, -Ewa il, ' 753. f gg ' iii ' TE 13 Q Ei S QE V S X ii -4: g- , 5 Q A- ' X sf ig wif 0 H Wa.. Q , Md Rx L ' ,yffg 41 jf- K, ' f -,M x - - . ' A x .aisle 'Q 1, Q' Viffw 19 ies X f XV' ,, V2 fel ...,., ,Q 5 -. ' f I, , 3 ul nv. 5 ur-'n 3 5.-4 9- 4 ef- .44 2 Q ll V li 5 P HBA KV' v N Lx Q. SK -1. 'E fy X .. L ,tzrww , I, 'V H A . .ii ' f A nl qxfzm ,lr V AW -M, , - ' ff M7 W 'f TEiQfTf '2 J V ff wif- s.Sffg.,1, girl .... f M' ' . ,M , f Willing pallete bearers gain art honors X Furure da Vinci's combine 'ralenls lo offer school and conn- munily innumerable poslers and displays. Encouraged by new buildings and eguipmenf, Arl' clubbers +urn our program covers and poslers in balches of 200 'ro 2300 during counr- less nighl workshops. 90 hours' credir merirs lefrersp pins are awarded lor I80 hours. Annual rrips 'lo Chalfey College and Laguna were under skilled guidance of adviser, Helen I. Mc- Daniel. Honor came as Prexy S. Hudkins and R. Harling won Scholaslic Ar? Meril awards. Exhilnilion of ourslanding pic- Iures 'fools place 'rhe nigh? of Open House and during Public Schools' Week. Demons+ra+ions in Iheir pariricular fields were presenred by advanced sludenls. Rush hours proved co-oper- a+ion and willingness of srudenrs Io push an assignmen+ 'rhrough in record lime. KNIT ONE, purl 'rwo .... Mrs. McDaniel demonsrrales rug loom Io Arl Club members. Fron? Row, I. +o r.: C. Thornlon, S. Lehr, B. Pierce, R. Esquer, L. Hor- 'ra, L. Rivera, O. Rosas, Adviser, Helen McDaniel, A. Colunqa, E. Wagoner, J. Gregory, S. Hud- Ifins, B. Gack, K. Smilh, B. While. Row 2: M. Schussler, M. Solam, L. Harrison, J. Fawrup, O. Fe'- nandez, B. Ornelas, G. Robledo, L. Saldana. Fronf Row, I. Io r.: J. Propps, J. C a r I e r, P. Thompson, P. Hiclcs, N. Rodriguez, D. Vali- zan, M. Chavez, D. Walson. Row 2: F. McKinney, G. Armenra, J. Gardner, R. Hopper, C. Baxrer, B. Harms, T. McClure, I. Tanfardinor V. Ramos, C. Mercado, C. Leving- sion, P. Ransom, E. Sandlin, J. Flynn, B. Chrisiensen. Row 3: W. LiH'Ie, J. Gardner, R. Closson, C. Chavez, V. Jensen, S. Bernal, J. Wellard, L. Roseberry, R. Good, B. Doyle, K. Thorbrogger, L. Calhap. Row 4: H. Villa, M. Reyes, E. Col- unga, J. Lewis, T. Farr, B. Deen, R. Hamrnonlree. Page 72 ornrnerce training lor luture mcrcliants EVER BUSY COMMERCE CLUB mem- bers in fron? of new building are I. io r.: C. Ross, N. Rodriguez, A. Robolwn, R. Reif, M. Reii, G. Raymond, L. Randall, S. Rag- land. Row 2: J. Sfaller, lSr. Rep.l, B. Spen- cer, C. Smiilw, B. Smar'r, J. Slwriver, B. Sew- ard, N. Sear, P. Scl'1ur+er, G. Salazar, G. Ross. Row 3: G. lngraliam, G. Marie, D. Krase, J. Young, C. While, D. Weslfall, A. Van De Loop, D. Valizan, C. Tlwornlon lJr. Rep.l, P. Thomason, C. Swank, J. Srell. J. Sfeiger, S. Slefon. MORE COMMERCE MEMBERS, Fronf Row, l. +o r.: V. Aboyfes lErosl1 Rep.l, A. Angell TV. Prexy and Seal, A. Baker, J. Bauiisra, L. Baulisla, D. Benneri, J. Berne er, D. Brady. Row 2: D. Bryanf, C. Clark, L. Clark, D. De La Rosa, A. Dominguez, M. Evans, J. Fawrup lProq. Cl'1air.l, D. Fedigan. A. Eeliis, S. Gaona. Row 3: R. Garcia, D. Gayfan, P. Glynn, L. Good. B. Gomez, E. Gomez lTreas.l, B. Goss lPres.l, P. Grirliilws. L. l-larsre, L, Harker, G. Harmer, S. How- lefi, B. Hunt STILL MORE COMMERCE CLUB Boffom Picfure, Fronf Row, l. fo r.: M. Her- ringfon, B. Davis, S. Jolrinson, S. Jolwnson, W. Jones, M. Keep, D. Kendall. Row 2: P. Glynn, T. Lopez, B. Maileson, D. Wilborn, J. Maylwall, S. Maxwell, T. McClure. Row 3: P. McGuire, S. Mendoza, D. Mendivil, W. Meuser, L. Newberry, B, Orr, M. Perez. V. Perez, J. Phillips, J. Purdy. Business men and women of rlwe furure, presided over by B. Goss, ioin Alice Cobb and Maxine Nelson in celebraling l-lalloween and Clwrisf- mas seasons parry wise. Work on Counrry Fair, afrernoon meerings. frips, and May insrallarion complere agenda. Combining services as sec- reraries, paper checkers. and com- mercial iobs, provide fliese Com- merce lerrer-seekers pracrical exper- ience. Page 73 4 , V ff f I ' 1- Y A ' ff -gig- ff-f' k .. E , 1 4 1 , X 1 if 15 . V fi - H' . ' fer , YM s3Z::sf5f W ' f 5 ' 'fy Alai' ff-sf.i.f22' K Q 92.5 ' Q. . ' gfg' , 5' 1 EW , iff ..fT?Jff::,Q5fff , '51 Q , W , sf . K L 3,8 'f X- 31' V V . IQ ,Wig be , tw? Y 2 gun 5 f Z' ,- 9 ' 'l, f if .H X M ACG, YW M wi ,Hi .. .J w 4 Ji ew . ,Y 'W W..f ff ,- J FQ? vs. , ,. . f f J V L' . K jg, 'El 51, , 4' M- gg . f' , A Z' J , I , s 3 ffnvv A 5 -',y,,. ,V ,f 4, g A f '5 W' ' ,W iv- fish? i VZ F , . ,N A it . - L ,AI 11 - 'J , 5? 'IJ -' Q. 7 ' - 3 , . i I X I ,A I Ywya !v -ffl ,sm 5 vw, A ,A N' . F qs M SEQ QM f jf 35 2 V5 f 4' fl Lf f A 'fm 5' '35 x , A :rf g-V1 fx 5, fp x f nik ii' '. f 5,41 5-lm K , 3 AGM Maw. X' 545 ' b IQ if I-Tlsguarcrs and Tea servers Ah, I've drawn a square, declares un- dereslimaled novice engineers advised by William Ashmore, and Prexy D. Mor- gan. Trip schedule: Axelson Lalhe Works and Chrysler Assembly Planf, Los Ang- eles. Busy work-graphing bond issue posrers, compleling c r o s s e d T-square emblem, rewriling consfilulion, planning possible scholarship, and Counlry Eair boofh. Tanlalizing aromas permealing Ihe air are sure signs Ihe Calering Club members are preparing deli- cacies for a school group, and slriving +o earn a block C wi'Ih crossed knife and fork. Advisers Mildred Newbre and Delores Le- roy, help members overcome +he lack of adequale facililies, and in- crease I'heir abilily 'lo work wiI'h o+hers in Ihe preparalion and serv- ing of food. SHOWING CO-OPERATION helps, M. Guilron, P. Slroshine and S. Ne- grelfe display how 'Io D. Hogge and S. Wilson. H. Oliver lakes advice wilh L. Parker and J. Randolph. D. Anderson agrees wirh B. Lipes Ihaf advice is good. 5. Rieger, I-I. Paz and V. Davis also have Ihe know how, always POTENTIAL BUILDERS sludy plans lor fufure skyscrapers. Engineering Club mem- bers engrossed in 'rheir work are, Eronf Row, I. +o r.: B, Evens, R. Griswold B. Van Voorhis, B. Guinn, R. Conger, G. Lynch, E. Mclvleans, B. Blinn, A. Perris, R Anderson, D. Crossno, B. Brown, B. Baland. Row 2: L. I-Iollingsworlh, J. Dain, R Denney, William E. Ashmore ladviserl, D. Morgan, B. Carler, D. Sunny, E. Robinson D. I-Iainsworfh, P. Chavez, E. Corlez, R. Denney, D. DeLozier, J. Brown, K. Gibbons B. Brown, I-I. I-Iindle. RECEIVING PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE are The members of 'rhe Engineering Club Fronf Row, I. 'Io r.: P. Thompson, D. Sfeele, B. Larson, A. Meisler, R. Russell Row 2: C. Laughlin, K. Page. B. Wise, G. Lawson, I-I. Middlelon. Row 3: D. Owens by, R. Klingbiel, A. Line Iprog. chair.l, G. Robinson, J. Underwood, R. Wells, R Turney, G. Slowell, 6. Williams, B. Wilhife, E. While. Printers, sellers serve unsellishly lnfanf club on campus, besmirched graphic arfs prinfers, are respon- sible for furning ouf all prinfed forms used in fhe school, plus boosfer fags and programs for foofball and baskefball games. Abouf fhe only fhings fhey do nof prinf are fhe Pepper Bough and fhe Crimson and Gold. Elecfed as firsf man of fhe club was Gor- don Gregory, presidenf, who helped push fhe consfifufion un- der fhe wire by a nose. One of fhree new clubs formed fhis year, Walfer Dudley's group is geared fo provide experience +o sfudenfs inferesfed in fhe fields of prinfing. Buy a sucker, win anofherl Always fhe inevifable friendly sfudenfs' sfore in morning bullefin -invifes sfudenfs fo parfake in many goodies. Vending everyfhing from crepe paper fo corn nufs, workers display cheerful grins. Clyde l-lar noise's assisfanfs labor clecorafing show windows. Joan Bufler encourages sfudenf clerks by skillfully direcfing cashiers. Having fhe advanfage of a spick- and-span new sfore and display windows endow sales clerks wifh added incenfive fo perform in pro- fessional manner. Page 76 MEMBERS OF Tl-lE FRIENDLY STUDENT STORE demonsfrafing chaos of affabilify are l. fo r.: A. Robohn, G, Salazar, J. Ganino, L. l-laighf, J. Sfafler, M. Owen, P. Van de Loop, D. Pierce, and D. Gayfan. GRAPHIC ARTS. C. Taggarf, E. Mccarfy. G. Gregory, R. Solis, W. Smifh, J. Winkler, A. Woss, N. Mccarfy, B. Reed and R. Johnson wafch affenfively as W. Dudley, adviser, fackles fhe prinfing press. WHERE, OH WHERE has fhaf liffle book gone? Library Assisfanfs. I. fo r.: M. Smifh, J. Duke, G. Baumann, E. Brown, S. Rains, E. Elaff. Mrs. Minnie Bishop, adviser: S. Davis, E. Owen. J. Owen, J. Rowe, B. Seward. SAFETY LUB MEN off dufy, I. fo r: R. Eer- quson, V. Hardy, N. McCarfy, E. McCarfy, R. Good, L. Graham. STAGE REW MEMBERS pause momenfarily Fronf Row, I. fo r.: D. Allen, G. Lawson, M. Villalobos. Row 2: R. Cooley, B. Shocklee. G. Williams, D. Sfeele. B. Reese, E. Gafes, D. Crossno. A.V.A. MEMBERS appear fo be all wrapped in fheir work. Fronf Row, I. fo r.: J. Miler, R. Conqer, I'l. York, R. Solis, E. Saund- ers, S. Reeve. Row 2: J. Phillips, L. Parker, J. Doyle, S. Bica IPres.l, behind proiecfor, A. Grieve, Sfanley Treifman, Adviser, L. Grieve, R. Palma, S. Helm, B. Emerson. Books, stage, camera, and safety assist ' No need fo worry abouf your moons and skirfs af games, Brian Reid and Safefy Club members wafch and worry for you. 0 Shaping raw lumber and nails info clever and useful proper- fies for assemblies, plays, May Fefe, and feachers' needs, keep John Evers' Sfage Crew acfive. 0 Minnie P. Bishop's library assisfanfs worked compefenfly furnishing bookworm fodder af fhe rafe of 359i books per semesfer. 0 Sfan Treifmarfs Audio Visual Aiders sef up mikes and run falkies in answer fo demand for educafion via enferfain- menf. Toda N . ,. +er.eaa5.. .W w.. er 3 ,, k'fif5SJ'f 4 'vi -ff . .1 ' 3 g ,xx 12: Sk X .- . hs.. vm-' P Ea -Ares 'tif Zestlul imaginations on tlwe provvl lor lun as we live lwours replete vvitlw relaxing, dating, anel gaiety. Voutlilul minols eased ol classroom problems, encounter lascination ol tlwe clworale, dance, lete, or assembly. S Comrooslt pictorial sampling sliovy c- 35.0 . . gy Qliu ii ill .6 is laliil r will ,aa Ry? Page 80 Row I, I. 'Io r.: E. Young, C. Craiqmiles-Frosln Assembly. Senior Dress-up Day. Mac dishes ice cream al Annual Banquer. Noon liour rush ar srudenr slore. Row 2, I. 'fo r.: Mayor P. Young addresses sfudenr congress. A. S. B. cards.. La Barnba ,M. Y. C. assembly. Hilo I'IaI'Iie , I3rosI'1 proqram. Row 3, I. 'Io r.: M. I-lodge, Valenrine Queen, and F. Tufhill, M. I-Iarlcer, alrendanfs. Hi-Iri rneering. Hecric preparaiion for C.B.L. Press Workshop. Adams, Neusfadr. and McCanIies doriafe food af Clwrisimas. Row 4, I. +o r.: R. Fischer winner of Girls' League furlrey raffle. Frosli Taleni Assembly. N. Epps, B. Layne in Sophie Assembly. Sfudenfs af yell leader fry-oul assembly. Row 5, I. fo r.: Anoiher rush af Sludenf Sfore. I-Ii-Y and I-Ii-Tri sIiII preppy ai end of Y-Day. L. Marrirrez, Pan-American Queen. I-Ii-Tri casl oi The LigI'1'rl'iouse Keepers DGUQIWIGFII. extra curricular sctiool activities f Row I, I. to r.: Glamorous gasoline attendants Iwelp service Annual Assembly. Swing your partner at tlwe Sopti. Assembly. Dancing at Sopti. Assembly is devil, Jotinny Valle. We too, wonder! Row 2, I. 'to r.: I now pronounce you man and wife, Girls' League Prexy, M. I-Iuntoon, welcomes Frosti girls presented by D. I-Iindman. Choir retiearse Clwristmas Program. Row 3, I. 'fo r.: General Initiation Day creates weird ettect. Balloons add gaiety to Country Fair. Specialist I-Ierr Stammer doctors up Annual Assembly. Christmas Store Training Class. Row 4, I. 'to r.: GentIemen's Agreement. Froslfi traditional initiations. Crowd yelling at a game. Commerce Club initiates. Row 5, I. to r.: Yell leaders tor Faculty-Varsity game. Return to Paradise includes tire eating act. V. Soper Iwaving Sr. Portrait taken. Winners ot Senior Dress Up Day. VK 11 A Q 42, MQ ff f ' 12,12 f ,iff ' , 44, J f .19 .-4' Lf I 1 , 4 , LN! df fl g V914 J fir' 'J Page SI 4 MANUEL ARREDONDO AND Rolaerfa ROYALTY . Armenia demonsfrale arl ol fhe Tango in cesses E. Tulhill and M. Harker reign over The Valenline almosphere a+ The M YC M Y C. assembly. Ball. Escorfs from l. +o r.: R. Harling B Van Voorhis T dance Clay. SOMBER SAMBA-ERS parrake of refreshmenfs be- FIRST DANCE AI-TER games doubly pleas Tween dances al Chrisfmas Ball. ed A S B Soir huecl lighrs . . . filmy nel . . . dreamy melodies . . spasmodic bop . . . gIi+'rer . . . dewy corsages . . . +orn rickers . . . swirling skir+s and creased rrousers lend colorful dance almosphere as lealured bands produce rhyrhmic music. Boys' Forum, Raul Gomez: Homecoming Dance, Joe Lellerig Ju- nior-Senior Prom: Hershey Hop, Bailey Ormanp Senior Dress- up Finale, Joe Arandaq M.Y.C. Fiesla, Joe Arandag Valen+ine Formal, Gary Hulderman. Silver Twinkle and +he sparkle ol dangling mobiles and a glowing 'free won decorarive acclaim for lhe Hi-Tri-Hi-Y Chrisrmas Ball. Page 82 Valenhne ueen Marsha Hodge Gay corn meal crushcrs speed FOR AN EVENING Queen M Hodge Prin SMOOTH RHYTHM LENDS moments dancing to dream-time narmony EXTREMES OF THE Glance iloor 'typified ai Boys' WEIRD AND EXOTIC mix af Senior Forum firsi iormai dance of ine year. Dress-up Day Dance. X x x K . 2 g i yor uc Nea: ,X . ccww-ex .1'g,,- lvl,-olvsi ack' IX lf' X X qi Fqsvilwrwxf 'irc Na X gc Dffdgof QXXLX-ikliixlii ,fx YL' Dol NVE: U may .c. UNDERNEATI-i A GAILY decorared string oi HTENDERLYM LULLED COUPLES ai Hue Boys' kr Y 'MTS-E sireamers, siudenfs dance io The music ar Hi-Tri Forum Dance ai' leasf 'three fimes. i-iersiwey Hop. EVIDENTLY BORED wifiv cnarrer of R. COUPLES AT M. Y. C. Dance appear mainly infer-J. ARANDA and N. Rodriquez Smifii and D. Krase, D. Giil and R. Cook esied in phofographers. seem fo enioy dancing around rry To amuse ihemselves ar Vaieniine Baii. Ciirisfmas free af Hi-Y, Hi-Tri dance. Queen anol princesses - -loclayis Royalty Freshman princess Karla Scliade Senior princess Marlene l-larlcer Junior princess Dianne Vanden burq Sophomore princess Fle+a Tulhill jx gf 99? 34' X. U. PLAY l:lNALE: M. Arredondo dramalically olzlers service! 6. Brimhall and L. Nichols gaze fondly: A. Schuelz blandly geslures: B, Srnilh and R. Anderson look info space. J. Eccles checks lisl. B. Blinn and K. Munson grimace D Maxwell hides behind R. Arn-ienla who grins while refusing J. Aranda's proposal. 6. Smilh collaboraies wiih E. Syives fer slyly cornering A. Coelho and P. Proulg M. Paschke scrubs floor. Seniors say, 'Qur l-lcarts Were young and Gay' Aspiranl aclress Cornelia Skinner lL. Nicholi and friend Emily Kimbrough lB. Smilhi emancipale selves in Paris. Girls encounler adveniures including mea- sles, seasickness, and bedbugs. Love enrers wilh Leo McEvoy l6. Brimhalli and Dick Winlers lR. An- dersonl. Falher Olis Skinner lB. Blinni and mom lK. Munsonl complicale freedom. English friends Winilred lA. Coelhol and l-larriel lp. Prouli are con- sranrly inning and oulingf' Casl includes D. Max- well, G. Smilh, E. Sylvesler, J. Eccles, M. Arredon- do, M. Raschke, A. Schuelz, R. Armenia, and J. Ar- randa. Direcling was O. McNeil Arnold aided by P. Proul, M. Colleye. G Brimhall expresses love lor L. Nichols as P. Proul and A. Coelho E. Sylvesler roles suilcase: D. Maxwell presenls cup io L. Nichols prepare To brush rheir 'reeihq B. Srnirh and R. Anderson hold hands: while B. Smilh, M. Paschke and G. Srnilh look on. J Eccles conlinues her checking. Page 86 DETWEEN SCENES, Fron+ Row, I. lo r: B. Carpenrer, M, Blizard, R. M. Blinn, R. Harris, M. Weeks, D. Vandenlourg. Row 2 J. Doyle, C. More, D. Fryer, M. J. Bailey, C. Dunn, B. Hawkins, J. Olson, B. Carier. Juniors retort, 'We Shook -lhe Family Tree Conironling l-lildegarde lC. More, R. l-larrisl, is her unarlracliveness +o boys. Despire eiforls of parenls lB. l-lawkins, C. Dunnl, she scandalizes Jrhe enlire family before neighborhood. Schemers lB. Carler, J. Olsonl, ioul up son Frecldie's lJ. Doylel, daring life wilh knickers. Brorhers lB. Carpenler, M. Weeksl and sisrer lM. Blizardl lend moral supporr when oomphish Ellie May lD. Vandenburg, D. Eryerl, and Jill lE. Sraley, M. Baileyl degrade l-lildegarde's prom dale. Paige lil. Blinnl plays mailman wilh fam- ily love lerlers. Malcolm Clemenl, direclor of We Shook ihe Family Tree , guided double casl rhrough rwo performances. Fronl' Row, I. fo r: J. Olson, M. Weeks, B. Carrer, C. Dunn, M. J. Bailey, D. Vanclenburg. Row 2: C. More, J. Doyle. l.. io r: B. Hawkins, J. Doyle, S. Eorsyihe, M. Blizard, R M Blinn, M. Weeks, C. More. Page 87 Girl songsters combine rncllovv harmony 6lRLS' CHORUS CLASSES pause iusl long enough belween recirals io have lheir piclure iaken. Top Picfure, Fron+ Row, I. +o r.: K. Robbins, J. Luhm, M. Crandall, G. Evans, V. Saucedo laccompanisii, D. Lowe, J. Berry, B. Cor-npron, P. Pelly, V. Soper. Row 2: B. Underwood, B. Webb, L. Andres, A. Cecil, A. Connors, S. Wilson. D. Dobyns, N. Robinson, E. Wiyninger, M. Wilden. D. Ander- son. Row 3: C. Vacco, R. O'Keefe, B. Heasons, S. Liming, B. Lee, S. Marlin, M. Moon, C. Palmer, P. McConville, B. Sweeney. Bofiom Picfure, i. fo r.: V. Rorabaugh, W. Lillie, D. Wesilall, M. Reyes, O. Talavera, M. Garcia. G. King, L. Horia, D. Reming- ron, J. Yazell laccompanisil, B. Pearce. Row 2: B. McClary, L. Slceaies,, R. Keenan, P. Wood, L. Saldaha, M. Warren, P. Tymchelc L. Harrison, R. Garreii, J. Sailfel laccompanisll, B. Knopp, M. Miller, G. Gregor, A. Baker. Rumor has ii 'rhar girl songsiers ear, drinlc, and breaihe music as Jrhey blend sweei harmony. Broolcsie's girl glee classes prove fhal +he ihrushes can lil'r wiihoui The masculine iouch. Traveling lo 'l'riACouniy Music Feslrival, girls parricipaled in lhe concerr in Bridges Audilorium. Vic Saucedo accompanies rhe coloraruras and alios. Page 88 Boys, Chorus 0 Successfully helping each fellow lo learn how 'ro handle his changing voice, Boys' chorus direclor, V. Mar- gueri+e Brooks, makes each lad real- ize harcl work is worlhwhile because besi voices are chosen for Tri-Coun- 'ry Music Feslival. ' Under lhe baron of Migh'ry Mouse Marguerile Brooks, rhe lop flighl choir slrives zesllully lo bring lhe besl of choral lilerarure lo srue clenl assemblies and local Jrown galh- erings. Choir accomplishmenrs in- clude: rhe ever-popular annual Chrislrnas program wilh C. Dulley, D. Phegley, and C. More bresenling solos, and fhe iourney ro Clarernonl for 'rhe Tri-Counly Music Feslival. Accornpanisls were B. Roesner, E. Cloud, J. Eccles, and C. More. BOYS' CHORUS INFORMALLY lune up. Fronf Row, l. fo r.: L. Snyder, E. Duran, Moses, R. Jones, R. Liming. J. Orfega, A. Marfinez, J. Gonzales. Row 2: R, l-larnrnon lree, D. Lindsey, P. Saldana, S. Baca, D. Serrano, R. Ahurnacla, B. Carler. 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GYM INSTRUCTORS Joyce Adams and Elly Reed laugh doubTTully as Sherry McCanlies, ChieT Amazon, shakes her pencil eTTecTively while she scolds Them. ' COACHES: Harold Mosiman smiles benignly aT Bill Pearson who appears To be prying open desk drawer, while Marlin Baer, Charles Graser. and Cleo Cordell look on enrapTured be- cause Bill acTually is. Page 96 Coaches build You reminisce over Treezing momenTs in The Orange Show sTadium, cn The dreary nighT we played Red- lands, or sTanding in lv1cInTosh6ym waTching Jack- eTs win championship. You boughT your Coca-Cola program Trom R. Anderson, shivering l-li-Y program salesman. Under supervision oT eleven versaTile coaches, ColTon aThleTes play Tor real beneTiTs OT healTh and recreaTion, noT iusT Tor games won or losT. ' Vic Schwenk, head oT The Physical EducaTion De- parTmenT, menTors varsiTy TooTball, B baskeTball, and rounds ouT wiTh Tennis. ' Bone crushing Tackling demonsTraTions, plus a souThern accenT symbolizes C Track and line coach, Cleo Cordell. 0 Newly-wed, shy, and guieT, Bill Pearson handles Track, and coaches TooTball ends. 0 Tom Morrow, requiring all baskeTball players To go ouT Tor cross counTry, Taces a squad OT IZO har- riers, Then guides varsiTy cagers To co-champion- shi . 0 B,Taunch dicTaTor oT No girls allowed during Training , head baseball menTor, Ruben Beseda. help wiTh B TooTball men. ' Marlin Baer coaches The liTTle rascals in B TooT- ball and J. V. baseball. ' Chuck Graser Tinds Time To help Turn underclass- men inTo B TooTball players. ' l-lead G.A.A. supervisor, Sherry McCanlies, is also in charge oT May FeTe, all play days, and girls' recreaTion. ' Snappy roll calls in Joyce Adams' classes keep girls alerT as They anTicibaTe CrimsoneTTe TiTles. Arranging May PeTe dances and drill Team perTor- mances keep her busy. ' AssisTanT To Miss McCanlies, is even-Tempered Eleanor Reed, who Takes a shoT aT Teaching Tap dancing. and helps wiTh The May FeTe and play days. g Leeolers invol4e liiglm spirit CEST Sl BON. Mar- lene Harlcer, H e a d Songleader' YEA TEAM! slwoul yell-leeclers ll. lo nl R. Blinn, J. Eccles, and S. Reins. Speaking of living, when +l1ey dance, we live . New and beljrer roufines plus synclironizalion and new oulfils give C, U. l-l. S. songleeders zesl and pep +o enliven assemblies and sporls lunclions. DOWN BOY!! Ivlaryena Hunfoon, Sen- ior songleecler. lv1MMmmmmmm! Karen Munson, Senior BUY ME ONE, Daddy. Barbara Le Corle. songleader. Oooolwl Donna Swarlz, Junior songleader. Junior songleader. A f if af 1,1 Oil! O 6 O O l Q I too! Ill! NATIONAL ORANGE SH MAR Z5 PRI 4 54 A Wi H W scourged varsity niios San Bernardino VARSITY SCORES Colion 20--I9 Chaffey Colion 33-I2 San Bernardino CoI'Ion 6-I8 Pomona Colion 0-20 Redlands Collon 6-I9 Riverside VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team Won Los'I Tied Pomona , 5 0 0 Redlands I I Ch alifey 2 I Colfon , 3 0 Riverside 3 0 Berdoo 5 0 rancisco Ramirez Raul Saldana Gerald Schwengle Dick Van Voorlmis Joe Doyle John Seiniurier' ruce Blinn Gary Brown Terry Clay Bill Carfer Ed Young ROY I-GSIPY Tom Garcia Jirn Rollins Ed Johnson osco Housion Dossa Haywaro Bob Quinn Page 99 VARSITY FOOTBALL Fronf row I. io r.: D. Van Voorhis, K. Jensen, A. Lousfaunau, G. OrgiII, A. Seevers, E. Whire, B. Carier, T. CIay. Row 2: E. Johnson, J. Seinrurier, B. BIinn, E. Young, D. Hayward, B. Van Voorhis, 6. Brown, I. Rollins, J. DoyIe. Row 3: E. Ivicivieans, J. Schwengle, L. Peeler, R, I-Iariing, T. I-Iousfon. R. Saldana, B. Quinn, T. Garcia, C. Carreon, R. Lasby. Row 4: B. Brown, B. Baland, D. Morgan, G. Underwood, A. Meisier, B. I-Iines, F. Ramirez, A. Marfinez, E, Syivesier, D. PeI'ron. Varsity IootLJaII An epidemic, a weeIc's resf, Then sieady, grinding pracrices. Branded as a sock in +he iaw. a rugged Colion crew demonsfrares abiliiy +o score, as co- capiains G. Orgill and rnos+ ouisianding pIayer, A. Seevers, excel! in aeriaI passing and briIIian+ Iaclcling sefbacics. Speedy K. Jensen cons+an+Iy moiors across Io paydiri. Tricicy gridiron pIay is disolayed bv end boss Bill Pearson's speedy Iianlcers. B. Van Voorhis s+orms enemy wi+h excessive pass- snagqing. Defensive D. I-Iayward's mulrifude of around-end Iaclcies. Soarics cracIcIe on Ihe Onfario grid Turf, as a heaI'rhv band oi JacIce+s led by mos+ vaiuabie pIayer R. I-IarIing's consisieni running, down a srrong Charfev eleven. C. Carreon's Jroes carrv over rhe winning poini' in a 20-I9 +hriI- Ier. I-Iead menror, Vic Schwenics eiusive bacicfield scurries across yardage. Coach Cieo CordeII's bui- warking defensive Iine sfops shorr. consfani drives. Mos'r improved F. Ramirez Ieads in an overdose of +acIcIes. J. Seiniurier wins wifh hard driving +acIcIe. During plays, cIassy L. Peeler proves besi' of- fensive IuIII'nacIc. In The Berdoo IiII', J. Doyie, Iieei- fooied haII, carries 'rhe pigsIcin Io end zone wi+h im- pressive Ioolrwork Io overpower rivaIs 26-6. Page I00 D. Hayward and C. Carreon Iay a bone-crunching I'acIcIe on Las Vegas half-back. J. Doyle rushes in. Jaclcei bench Iooics on wifh chagrin during Rediands game L. +o R: C. Carreon, J. RoIIins, D. Morgan, B. Hines, 4 pH' 5 35, nz. 14, ,, 'Rf' ,- EW , Mx A X95 if gm-03 Mavg v il , .. 4' i 5 1 , 5 ai, k x X yjgwf f , ? , -, ,f f 4 K I ,W X ,,,. IBI- 'J.V.' training lays varsity Iramevvork Succumbling Io a well buill crew, CoII'on's opponenls find a hard go againsl Coach I-Iarold Mosi- man's J. V. Gridders. Led by Heel- foofed back D. Morgan +o a 36- I 2 rally, Twin Pines' sides cave. in Gaining a respeclful repulafion as a rugged Iackle is G. I-lines: 6. Brown, subbing in on varsily play compleles excessive aerial pass work. A 6-O score sees +he locals on 'rhe shorf end of a lhrilling bal- Ile againsl a Iough Redlands eleven. Pass-receiving Ilanker E. Sylvesler displays abilily, and Iu- Iure A man E. While conslanfly demonslrales long iaunls as nexl' year's varsily men wind up wi+h a Iwo win - Iwo loss - one lie rec- ord. kxilix Fron+ Row -- I. Io r.: R. Wells, R. Anderson, 6. I-lines, L. Williams. M. Vianueva, C. Laugh lin. Row 2: B. Brown, L. Perez, L. Hollingsworlh. D. Pellon, E. While, I-I. Middlelon, G. Smilh Row 3: A. Meisler, J. Underwood, E. Flinf, D. Morgan, E. Sylvesfer, G. Williams. D. Lewis Row 4: F. Van Aiken, B. Hawkins. J. Russel, D. Holden. B. Baland, B. Clayfon, B. Sears. B FOOTBALL-Fron+ Row, I. +o r: C. Craigmiles, D. Brown, J. Doyle, D. Marlinez, R. Tur- ney, J. Duke, O. Baxler, L. Edwards, J. Bradey, J. Aguilar. Row 2: A. Jarvis, G. Barla, D. Johnson, B. Monlgomery, D. Lindsay, J. Bradford, K. Graham, R. Turney, H. Hendall, B. Weischedel, R. Cook, E. Ramirez, K. Hefhcoaf, P. Gonzales, E. Leboa. Row 3: D. Slew- arl, R. Villalva, D. Beaudion, R. Miller, 6. Chavez, 6. Armenla, L. Moore, T. Hines, D. McGregor, E. Caslorena, G. Caslle, P. Carrasco, D. Amador, J. Barnell. R. Reynosa, K. Page, G. I-Iuflaker. Row 4: C. Roberls, R. Ahumada, D. Seinlurier, V. Carfer, R. Kump, D, Krueger, E. Thompson, C. Aboyles, G. Cross, A. Tucker, D. Long, R. Murphy, R. Slrouch. Coach Marlin Baer displays lop nolch crew. Top ground gainer is Ileel'-fooled K. I-Iubbs. Elusive J. Bar- nell sers C.B.L. pun'r record, averag- ing 36 yards a Iry. Co-caplains R. Cook and P. Gonzales presenl ou'r- slanding performances. Ruben Be- seda's shilify backfield I'hroI'+Ie scores across 'rhe final chalkline. Aggressive co-caplain, K. Page, dazzled oppo- nenfs wi+h inspired pun+ relurns and defensive Ioil. R. Murphy upholds +he Team wilh perpefual around-end Iackles. Chuck Graser's assislance Iurns oul a rugged Ieam. Defealed Berdoo proved CoIIon's season suc- cesslul. George Lynch Jim Sharp Ari Line Frank Hernandez Jerry Quinn Don Walker Ben Perez Carnillo Carreon Cagcrs clce out top basketball title Ardenl baslcelball fans cheer Coach Tom Morrow's hoopslers from behind in league fills 'ro a successful season. The lhird consecu- +ive year of predominance expresses 'rhe Jackels' abilily. Caplain S. Gardner gains 'lop honors in league scoring wi+h a crally l6.7 average, also landing a lirsl' s+ring C. l. F. berlh. A nip and luck baffle on The Riverside hardwoods in lhe inilial C.B.L. game finds Collon on fhe shor+ end of a 47-45 counl. bul a comebacke proves 'rhe Morrowiles more polenl by pouring in 63 lo Polyls 50. Seniors A. Line and J. Quinn add spark. Collonile cagers deleal San Bernardino and Chafley. Towering B. Perez conslanl- ly oblains rebounds over ba+'rling opponenls. J. Sharp pulls lhe Jaclcel crew lhrough wilh unremilfing fallying. D. Walker and G, Lynch raclc up a commendable record on defense. Enlering inlo C.l.F. play, l'he cagemen fall lo a powerful Nolre Dame l-ligh. Sam Gardner 4'Q'r,'i I, ' E P m 11, m m,,! M Q. mf1,, in A11 W , u, .f .' -, '.b. ,Q ,K ,iii J' . K H Q fi 2 l 2 , x Hfw QHQY 0 fs !,'?figQ A , f -a C5 5 1 A . Ca A 'S 3 ' , 2 is W f 2 V. M . SL! J. My 6 i ,i , , 'I' ' ,Wt ...ff 1 f if D mes' if 'W Z --I x Y fi R, ' Y, 1 g 'L rx 3 ei ,N :rg ' , Q. -1 ' f - Q-gf Q, . . ' le aaa 32- f 2 v 1 , ,, , .. A an , '- mn 5 Z? fam .1, W ig ,., ,, E 75395 Y sz wr, 9 ky fs i .X .X- W M Q. 49 W' sl- K - 4 5 :ssh zssgeenggw gi' .41 ,sf 4 X ii C.B.L. CLASS B CHAMPS JOIN Co-Capiains Dick Van Voorhis and Gene Siowell in enihusiasiic ihoughis of fuiure aciion as Varsiiy men. Fron+ Row, ll. fo r: K. Hublos, D. Johnson, J. Benson, D. Van Voorhis, G. Sfowell. N. Robinson, D. Amador. Row 2: B. Perez. D. Liles, D. Wilsin, M. Weelcs, C. Krueger. 6. Huff- alcer, R. Coolc, D. Webb, R. Hernandez, K. Helhcoai, E. While. IBZZSI OVQTDOVVZI' their touted loes ,iff W fgbwwllf N, r i 'KJ Col+on's dazzling Babyiackeis, conquering eighi our Colfon Riverside of 'ren games. nab C.B.I.. crown. Coach V. Schwenk C0l'f0n Pomona guides his unclispu+ed champs io viciory in his iniiial Cvlfvn Redlands year as B menior. Co-capiain G. Siowell, and Colion Cn'3'ffeY lanlcy N. Robinson lead scoring for ihe cagemen. Co- C0l+0'1 San Bernardino capiain D. VanVoorhis, E. While, and K. l-ieihcoai Colion Riverside sparlcplug a flashy defense. Cage fans recall num- Colinn Pomona erous games. especially ihe opener in which Siowell Colion Redlands pumps a 20 iooier in The lasi' seconds for a 47-45 Colion Cl nlieY viciory. Colion San Bernardino Here, here, fellows Hs mine, implies D. Van Voorhis by his aciion Down we go again. This iime R. Cook desperaiely obiains as G Siowell, K. Helhcoai, and E. Whiie assisl' during Pomona iili. conirol of ball in closing seconds of Riverside mafch. Young casaba protcges compile wins PRACTICIN6 TIP-OIZF PERFECTION, FRESHMEN R. Posf and D. K f?9e Prepare +0 Jump. G. Armenfa acfs as referee. Kneeling waiflng for nexf fry are I. fo r: B. Durney and V. Sabala, Sfudying fechnique are, back row sfanding, I. +o r: R. Vasquez, G. Balmer C, Craigmiles, R. Neely. L. Miller, R. Belfran, J. Sfarlc, B. Kiss. P. bar. rasco, and R. Robles. J.V. BASKETBALL-Fronf Row, I. +o r: B. Kamsfra, M. Ross. B. Lee fon. Row 2: L. Williams, G. Robinson, J. Brown. Too big for B's , nof enough experience for var- sify, Frosh feam members or fufure varsify hope- fuls undergo sfricf fraining regulafions esfablished by Coach Cleo Cordell. Sfandoufs in defensive work include: R. Neely, J. Benson, and B. Perez. Scoring honors are ably held by R. Miller. Coach T. Morrow's J. V.'s sfrive fo perfecf form fha? will carry fhem fhrough fufure requiremenfs of varsify play. l-ligh scoring honors are held by fresh, E. Young, and sophie R. Dofy. I-loopsfers, B. Clouse, C. Carreon and fhe Denny fwins' abilify sfand ouf on defense. C.l.F. playoff enfhusiasfs remember R. Dofy's sfonewall defense. Opponenfs soon find he uses his head as a weapon. Page I07 CEE BASKETBALLFRS Front Row, I. to r: B. Montgomery, L. Houser, G. Chavez. Row 2: R. Gonzales, J. Aguilar, P. Saldana. D. Brown, D. Lindsey, J. Crouch, J. Rodriguez. R. Reynosa. Rugged tilts polish midget mens' torm Coach H. Mosiman's C's tollow in the toot- steps ot their big brothers in presenting a good campaign record ot I7 wins against 8 losses. Cap- tain D, Lindsey tops all others tor scoring honors with 28I points. R. Reynosa, and P. Saldana display outstanding detensive ability: D. Lindsey receives sportsmanship award. Diminutive roundball men wind up D season with I5 wins and 8 losses. B. Montgomery leads scoring parade with I43 digits: midget N. Lynch tollows closely with I36 tallies. Captain A. Ochoa, F, Cha- vez, and A. lviendivil top detensive ability. D. Mont- gomery rates Boys' Forum sportsmanship trophy. Mosiman's young hoopsters' most impressive game was a 6G to 27 tromp over Franklin Junior High. Page I08 Front Row, I. to r: N. Lynch. Row 2: D. Montgomery, J. Hubbs Row 3: E. Castorena. H. Ferree. Row 4: E. Thomason, F. Chavez Row 5: A. Mendivil, A. Ochoa. 53 abd' I L 6 y hdk, .xffzb,.., , ' b'1Qig4 Q 46.62,',.1-,f,w.'1,.5, . ' jx , .,: 3. .waxy rl I b ,IW 3 ...,, .N-.3 M ' 1 3 QR ,g 3 xx 1- ' 9 ,.,g.. 1., -Xt.-W 1311 . 21.5 f- 5 5 ff, ,why Y f'g,L,2,,f JJ. .1 ex f ,hw ill - M4-fa-if , f figggjf lf Vx 5 V f 'fsfk f War 1. W, A . ,. e Q H T V -ff vgfg ,. . L 4, .x Y .dp V, if f lm .,-r. :JA L ' xgiiiwz. x, swam J A , ,,, .W w ' 5. 5' mmf? . 1, , v rid? Sw ' if .3 .' I iff Q WW, 5' -- AM, 4? g V, Aw ' A . 5? waaasn-'diff .W J, 'F ' 1- ., rw , V .ga W W -ww: 5 ., 0 --ww N '. ., W. UM ,V . J, J Q 1 -' W -M, we 1 mf , ,. a - J A23-. i xx 1 3234 .... ,.,,' X ' : ..,W W' W 1' ffiigp' A ' . 'ifgg fm - A Q39 - .. 4 A' m ur 2 '35 ' , ,ax Bieeo Ilexing Iernales velremently oely derogatory GAA Emblem S Olrva Presrdenl J McCoy S Mendoza M Eacca R Carrasco Grrls A+I1 Cmsr Secrefary Treasurer Hrsforran MAY PETE DANCES IndIan Summer and SIars and Sfripes For- PHYLLIS NICHOLS, SENIOR, recipienf of ever, Parkinson Award, holds honor plaque mid victorian 'weaker Sex' title J. Berch J. Bautista Freshman Rep. Senior Rep. I. Rivera B. Garcia K. Bosch P. Nichols unior Rep. Sophomore Rep. Point Girl Vice-President May Fete, potluclcs, playdays, and annual Ice Cap- ades iaunt provides opportunity tor girl Amazons ot America, Girls' Athletic Association, to expend abundant energy. Glory came as G. A. A. team copped volleyball title at S. B. V. C., topping 6 rival teams. Vice-Prexy P. Nichols gained top honors as recipient ot Parkinson Award tor ability. sportsman- ship, and service to G. A. A. ' Top: FEMMES GATHER DATA tor vital statistics l. to r: E. Cloud, M. Facca. C. Finnegan, M. t-larlcer and S. McCanlies. MOCKING THE FORM ot baseball players, and hold ing the various paraphernalia used in one ot their vig orous battles are, Front Row, l. to r.: E. Sandlin, S Epps, A. Prieto, R. Carrasco, R. Bermudez, C. Schade Row 2: B. Haldrnan, V. Aboytes, M. Gomez, M. Perez A. Turner, T. Villalve, U. Tighe, J. Berch, E. Cloud. Page III G. A. A. program teaches IcIIovvshilo 0 Top. THESE G.A.A.'ers seIecI voIIey baII as Iheir Iav- oriIe. Fran? Row, I. Io r: E. CaIIes, G. CasIiIIo, B. Gar- cia, M. Clsneros, E. VIIIegas. Row 2 on raiI: S. Gaona. D. Cisneros, R. Drinkhouse. N. Fernandez, C. Mercado. ' Cenferz WHAT'S COMING OEF? G.A.A. sfrip ar- IIsIs, I. Io r: M. Bailey, S, Hudkms, C. Rivera, IJr. Rep.I: L. Horfa, S, Oliva, Ipres.I: P. Nichols, IVIce Pres.I: M. Eacca, IIreas.Iq G. Ross. J. Eawrup, B. Shouer, P. Noriega. Froni' Cen+er: K. Bosch. ' Boffomz THIS AWAYYIhaI awayYG.A.A. members dIspIay anncs used In games. I. 'Io r: D. Jensen, P. Dever, M. CoIIins, A. HewIII, J. Gardner, K. Reynolds, J. Gard- ner, B. Suqden, J. HaIdeman, J. Marquez, V. Ramos, M. Chavez. ' Top. HOW DO YOU SIZE UP? G.A.A. Members. I. fo r: N. RodrIguez, O. Rosas. L. Rivera, W. AIIsup, B. Buffum, R. Reif, Eleanor Reed, T. Gonzales ,L. AIIsup, M. Aboy+es. ' CenIer, Ah! Ah! LeI's noi gef drasflc wifh Ihaf foweI. G. A. A. members I. To r.: B. Goss, R. Garcia, B. Pierce. B. Ornelas, G. Robledo, M. Eacca, D. PoHer, Sherrie Mc- CanIIes. ' Bofiomz G.A.A. MEMBERS show Ihe fun and IrIendIy affifudes expressed before one of many affer-schooI games. Fronf Row, I. Io r: C. More, S. Mendoza, M. Andres, B. Whife, J. Baufisfa. Row 2: J. Mashburn, E. SIaIey, S. Negreffe, R. Baca, E. VaIIe, R. Lynch, C. Gor- diIIo, I. Tanfardino, I. Lopez. I f. Sports events what competitive spirits ' Top: HANDBALI. USHERS IN a new sporf af Colfon High: Row I, I. 'Io r: M. Medrano, P. Burfon, D. Pierce, L. Madsen. Row 2, I. io r: P. Limon, C. Chasfain, and J. Dud- ding. ' Cenier: MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS UNIQUE! Cross Coun- fry men hoof if up one of many hiIIs on fhe course during a sfrenuous pracfice session. ' BoHom: COACH C. CORDELL congrafulafes Co-cap- fain A. Seevers in Foofbali awards assembly. ws... - o Two on ,fwo ouf, Iasf of The ninfh. SIugqer Babe M Paschke. as seen before sfriking ouf. s TypicaI girls' baslcefball game. Coeds have fhaf exfreme fired Iqok. If musf be freeze ouf. o GirIs' Gym Class-Female afhlefes wafch baII wnfh amaze menf, and wonder whaf fo CIO. Page II3 j9f !!,4,,,,Qd,ff Wwfw We SERGEANT JOE FRlDAY'S able asslslanfs Fronl Row, l. lo r: D. Morgan, G. Smilh, R. Anderson, S. Bernal, P. Blum, Row 2: D. Webb, W. Scarborough, D. Sunderland, D. Johnson, J. Rogers, J. Dulce. C. l,l. l-l.S. luzzball swatters labor Winlessly VARSITY TENNIS C. B. L. SCORES O 9 Colfon - Riverside Colfon 0 - 9 Chaffey Colfon 0 - 9 Berdoo Collon 0 - 9 Redlands Colfon 0 - 9 Pomona Colfon 0 - 9 Riverside Collon 0 - 9 Chaffey Collon 0 -- 9 Berdoo A small 'rurnoul and one lennis courl mark l954 as a season nol +o be lorgollen in many moons. Coach V. Schwenlos charges drop all eighl marches by lhe ldenlical score of 9-O. Caplain R. Anderson and B. l-lerring+on's aclion is cur shorl by measles and an appendeclomy. D. Morgan, G. Smilh, P. Blum, and S. Bernal offer plenly ol llghl, buf no wnns. Page II4 Tl'llS IS A RACQUETHN R, Herringlon and W. Scarborough are in for surprise when only one ball comes over nel. Jc!,.,vf4f Cross country men tal4c fourth place Colfon's cross-counfry feam sfages mosf unusual season on record. Over IZO baslcefball players and runners reporf for dufy on opening day of school, yef only four harriers are awarded fheir block C. A bafferecl Colfon feam, plagued wifh fhe flu-bug are edged by a speedy Chaffey squad fo fumble fo fourfh in fhe C.B.L. finals held af Redlands. Capfain J. Freeman. D. Maxwell, L. Meiia, and D. Ayala spearhead Jaclcef offense. B. Kane and B. Leefon fill in when vacancies occur. Junior G. Pasley, fasf- esf man on fhe feam, is placed on fhe siclclisf. and fails fo nab poinfs for his leffer. Climaxing a brillianf season, Coach Tom Morrow's Sophomore harriers are barely nosed ouf for firsf by a speedy Poly feam fo falce second in C.B.L. finals. A. Ochoa finishes in number fwo spcif by inches in forrid race. Well-balanced feam is round- ed ouf by C. Robles, T. Guifron, N. Robinson, J. Valle and C. Krueger. J.V.'s laclc go-power and finish in fiffh place. Juniors B. Kane and B. Leefon are sfandoufs on ill-fafed squad. Famous for his pacing, R. Anderson fires ouf leaders. SOPH. CROSS COUNTRY-Speed, sfamina, and deferminafion shown by fhese leafher-lunged harriers nab fhem fhe runner-up spof in C.B.L. l. fo r: N. Robinson, C. Krueger, A. Ochoa, C. Robles, J. its :, f i Valle, T Guifron, B. Tilley. , Q l.8 MILERS, I. fo r: D. Ayala, D. Maxwell, L. Melia, and J. Freeman awaif fhe gun for a long-sfrefching race. G. Pasley iumped fhe gun and is nof shown in fhe picfure. J. V. HARRIERS lack sparlc fo win meefsf l. fo r.: R. Elias, B, l-lubbs R Anderson. L. Kirlcpafriclc, and B. Leefon. Page lI5 VARSITY BASEBALL-Fron+ Row, l. fo r: B. Guinn, L. Perez, R. Schilling, M. Perez. L. FlOI'SS. E- While. B. CGFTBSCO. G- l-YHCl'1' Row 2 J. Bergen, C. Carreon. R. Doiy, R. Denney, D. Lynch, S. Gardner, D. Long, L. Peeler, R. Blackwell. l3dS2LDdll LZGFTW bats OF16 lor LZD in l6dQU6 B. Guinn G. Lynch R. Doly R. Schilling R. Peeler L. Perez B. Carrasco R. Blackwell C. Carreon 3 . 1 M , ' -53.27.1421-flfzflzi A ' 1 W 2 .3 3-if - 'i ' .F -r awk! Pi- ff2f-'-.- 1 Q.. 1 nga--f . Ag:-.i4'f'1f'. - , 1 . 3 f 'fa ' 5 ' J ' .632-1 3 A kg. A ,N A ,... R X ,, R . f Y 4' .se .' ffljy, .Q 0 a s iff, li ' I 4 .. ... 12. ii sv.. Keeping pace wifh all ofher Col+on Union High spring sporfs, +he Jackef horsehiders lumbled fo fhe boffom of fhe heap in fhe C. B. L. race. lniuries and a weak defensive uni'r proved To be +he nemesis of a po+en- fially sfrong squad. ln fhe consolafion round of The Pomona Tourney, Coach R. Beseda's nine dropped league rivals Berdoo and Red- lands. Sophie R. Dofy, and G. Lynch, wilh barring averages over .300 paced +he base- ballers' hof and cold offense. S. Gardner, B. Guinn. L. Peeler, and D. Lynch divided pifching chores, losing all buf one league en- counfer. Varsi+y unders+udies, rhe J. V.'s wi+h +he able fuforship of Coach M. Baer, have fheir problems in shalciness af fhe plafe and hardball inexperience. Talen+ on rhe J. V.'s overshadows a preponderance of losses. L. Williams and R. Reynosa show promise as fufure moundsmen. E. Young and R. Neely carry +he big sliclcs, wifh eyes To +he fu+ure. Jay Vees compile valuable experience J. V. BASEBALL-Fronf Row, I. fo r: K, Graham, B. Perez. D. Lindsey. M. Ross, R. Neely, K. Hubbs, J, Benson, L. Williams. Row 2: G. Roller, R. Reynosa. A. Oclwoa, P. Carraseo, G, Cha- vez, E. Young, G. I-luflalcer, D. Van Voorhis, G. Siowell, D. Dela Rosa. VARSITY C. Colion Colfon CoI+on Colion Colfon CoI+on CoI+on B. L. BASEBALL SCORES 9- 3 Redlands 3- 8 Chaffey 0- 2 Bercloo 0 - I I Pomona 5- 8 Riverside I- 6 Redlands 7-I3 Chaffey AND AWAY Sl-IE GOES. L. Peeler slams anofher bingle during Cliaffey mafch Page II7 Lacldng necessary depth, cindermen obtain VARSITY TRACK-Froni' Row, I. fo r: D. Holden, G. Schwengle, H. Middle- Ion, D. Lewis, D. Ayala. Row 2: B. Cano, M. Arredondo, L. Melia, J. Free man, A. Louslauriau, B. Robbins, B. Hubbs. Row 3: L. Williams, A. Line, N. Robinson, D. Anderson, J. Fasulo. A, Meisler, G. Wells, F. Ramirez, IR. I-lar ling noi shownl. Fron+ Row, I. Io r: C. Baxier, L. Roseberry, C. Craigmiles, D Morris, R. Elias, P. Corfez. Row 2: D. Casrillo, D. Marlinez, C. Kump, B. Thur- man, E. Ramirez, K. Page, G. Yzagguire. Fronf row, I. 'Io r: R. Gonzales, B Berry, E. Brown, 6. Lawson, B. Shuelz, E. Caslorena. Row 2: C. Daver, D. Sein- furier, R. Robles, B. Kiss, A. Mendivil, K. Gilbert Row 3: J. Brady, J. Sabala W. Lopez, J. Campbell. J, Valle, J. Crouch, B. Monlgomery. lT'S UNDOUBTEDLY A lopsy Iurvey world for C. Dauer as he clears 9' in 'rhe pole vaull. His view is one mosi' people will never see. Varsily Iraclcrnen 'ralce advanlage of new Irack facilifiesp dump Orange in firsr non- league dual meer. Jaclcers meer +ougher compe+i+ion, drop every C.B.L. dual meer. Coach Bill Pearson's harriers show favorably in loop comperifion, es+ablishing some our- sfanding individual marks. Only 'rwo Col+on- iles gain recognifion as C.l.F. par+icipan+sq four place in C.B.L. finals. R. I-IarIing's spec- facular jumps of over 22 feei Top all com- pelifors in I-Iuniinglon Beach and Chaffey lnvi'ra+ionals as well as league finals. B. Rob- bins, experr hurdler, also arfains C.l.F. com- pe'ri+ion by placing Third in bo+h I8O lows, and IZO high sficlcs. L. Meiia surprises all opponenrs by placing fif+h in mile, as M. Arredondo garners fiirhs in borh hurdle evenrs. individual glory R. I-IARLING CLIPS Ihe Tape in speedy IO.3 cen- Iury. In spife of Russ' dual wins. Jaclcels los? 68-40. Similar ro varsi+y men, B and C cindermen gafher imporfanf individual marlcs. buf are downed in aII league compefifion. N. Robi- son esfablishes new high jump record and firsr in finals. Speedsler D. Morris gains val- uabIe places in 220, and broad jump, com- piling rhe mosr individual C.B.L. league poinls for Bs. K. Page, Ihough disqualified in finals pushes IO Ib. bulb a+ an average of 45 feet G. Wells, nabs fiflh in high hur- dle finals. Coach Cleo CordeII's class C men, bolsler po+en+iaIi+ies for nexl' year's squad. C. Dauer's impressive high jumping, Iourlh in league: E. Brown's unusual broad jumping, hurdling of B. Berry: and clashmen, R. Robles, W. Lopez, and B. Schuefz, ga+her many posi+ions in C.B.L. SOPI-IIE' N. ROBINSON clears 5'9 'ro gain a Ihree-way Iie for Iirsf in Berdoo meet ANOTHER FIRST PLACE for R. Harling, holder of Ihe year's besl broad jump dislance. FAVORED E. MCMURRAY and J. Mala 'lasle defeal for The Iirsi Iime al Ihe hands of Colfon Iwosome M. Arredondo and B. Robbins. Page II9 ' K5 ff 'W 4 L4 fi . f -M ,. - ' ' - QW 4 S, f ' ff . is 1 W kg - .,f5sf , rw X:-Y v Qxg' , x if , rf' ,355 ,LQ A .,,,-fry 5 V Q - , vf 3 1- -3 X ' F 4, .i X , 5 L, . 5 :A .:. 1 35 ,. A. K X as A . 4 Q-f ' K x..X fi -f ' sw 5,35 x A s t A4 I QW Q vi K W' -fl. by W. fly fi ...aw 1. A it ...fin axis W f .Q LM 1 Q 1 .1 5 . WF ' ,. pg-, f, ,, x, , 9 k 5-:M -gg-ffl Q ' '- fi! 3 is Q 0 -1' , X,,.,. As - M x 5+ ' 3 gf UE? L ., gg -in. 'fam QNTV5! Q fw .. M, x gg. Q S . z N' 5 Q I , 'lvlfif . f Sw' ' J-ew W . iff Asia X' A .1 , -X.. if g-f:ri1g, f if WN , .. , QE 2 ,2 'Q 3 ii m n H .5 e, is .igisiim E X ff. , A Athletics all spotlight physical dexterity ' B, VAN VOORHIS stops the torward motion ot hard driving Poly baclc. ' MIGHTY MITE FORWARD. R. Reynosa, drives in tor lay-up in midget basketball tilt, R. Gonzales and J. Crouch rush in tor possible rebound. ' D. MORGAN, E. JOHNSON. T. Houston, and D. Van Voorhis line the football tield, waiting tor lcielc-ott. Discouraged looks exem- plify dreary feelings. ' HEAD COACH V. SCHWENK lends helping hand to ailing halt- back. ' ATHLETIC MANAGERS bot- tom to top lett: W. Vaughn. J. McGuire, L. Warden, T. Van Voor- his, J. Bradford: top to bottom: J. Marler, A. Woss. M. King. and E, Lee. D. Wells not shown. ' FROSH A. OCHOA opens up on the tinal 50 yds. ot the C.B.L. tinals held at Redlands. , I IJ. . 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Vernon Avenue Collon Phones: Colfon 986-J: San Bernardino 8-0933 l207 l..a Cadena Belween Riverside 8: COll'On STRACHOTA INSURANCE You have never received more eificienl service in lime oi Clisasier, 'rhan is oiiered you by us. CARROLL J. STRACHOTA PERRY E. PLANCHON 233 Norlh Eigh+ Sfreel Phone 250 COLTON Phyllis Carler. Joyce Graves, and Niklxe Miller are admiring Yhe '54 Ponfiacs al the .... Ignored by B. Herringlon, A. Seevers allempls lo overload his carl wilh groceries, while B. Yegge and J. Sleiger selecl choice goodies al ARNOLD'S MARKET Ml55l0N P0NTlAC COMPANY .M Cor... wi.. For fhe laesl of baseball equipmenl, Jim Bergen purchases his al' . . . ROSE SPORTING GOODS Where you can find your l1earf's desire when if comes lo selecling your indoor and ouldoor sporis equipmenf 94I E Slreel' Phone 7263 Sdn Bernardino I27 Wesl l Slreel' Collon . , J L JJ E41 , Everyone needs recre Yon - ihaf's why so m y 4 ll -7 A ' ffl A72 ff sludenls paironize Rul'h,.Hall!lriaveals um. yr sp44lkpIu?1g, af. Qlfgm exclusively from . . 211' f L W., A 'ff' Y ,Af N fl -1 k pf . ' '44 X ,f cf, nl ' , ' y if 'X 1 5 LLAMA'S RECREATION CENTER AL 1 A 'V' l2ZfEds+ l lS15fe'e+ gil Eff! jf Phone 392 ww' ,AM Af Aw Ll' J. pl f9nTON, A f V I79 Wes+ N Sfreef Phone 8I9I-W l fl' , 2 all wx Q lx' X' .f f ' fn! .Al I l l COli'0f1 .Nw ' fy! ,L J, 1' 1 . TENSION SCREENS PLASTIC 81 METAL TILE VALLEY WEATHERSTRIP AND INSULATION CO. lf we don l do your job, we bofh lose Phone Colfon 2376 I8003 Valley Blvd. AL PURDIE Blooming+on For 'Phat magic momenl, Charles More and Bonnie Meadows dream of Howers lgyqvihe 1,7 '3 A . J XJ if gf ll Afmf fl H af Q f N N, Tffgff Zf AQ N ji J A 'U 7 BF J. Eccles pcinls out lo L. Peeler fhai she purchases her school 5 -, -P , I QNX J logs on the second floor ai Harris'. Q ottage Flower Shop Third and E S+ree+s Phone 8347I N San Bernardino For golfing cessary foundalions or beauliful cahinefs lauill, Pa? Elmore says, Order lumber from .... COLTON LUMBER COMPANY LEE HARRIS' Manager 323 Norlh Eighlh Sfreel' Phone I084 333 Easl' I Sire-el Phone I50 or S. B. 87918 Collon l The Golden State Company, LTD. l+'s wonderful, slales S. Dalian as F. Derry, J. Duke, and B. Sweeney sample Golden S+a+e's new ice cream clelighf .... Purveyors Of Califor nia's Fines+ Produc+s 4l78 VINE STREET RIVERSIDE PHONE l0l2 , C Among fhe fashion minded are Josephine Chavez Nadine Rodriguez I y Iacos made wiih Iorfillas and Donna Brown, who purchase Iheir yardage af purchased ai ..,. Beef Wishes For The Class of '54 TORTH.LA FACTORY CLAPPERTON'S YARDAGE CORN OR FLOUR TORTILLAS I266 HEI' S+ree+ Phone 8I3'I23 235 Soufh Sevenih Sfreef Phone I58I San Bernardino Colfon 0? , X! Lil :4f?,-CZXQ-fG'1f' .-f71g 7 ,L'KWC CL' fwfweliioi Qjifizjf and R11'l111e5.f 211,31 kg! eff f -of I , f Aff f if' 174 7 1 U I A I 1 ,121 of-if Q0 Lflfjf fuiw LL 5 6 68 4gi1,Q4+ fi OPM? fe J ,Q 44 I fL7'f4FI 'l'f C7 CM If VX I Y,,,,,, ,WVV - f ,R ,AL IJLLDIL 71 i -A - w ff I VL 11 T L,5j'hI KLA! gl' K- X I O, FOR THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS KJ 24I H STREET PHONE 8-38I8 SAN BERNARDINO A+ Your Service . . . unc in over a i 's ei ois a an ire , 5'8- :avishhaie eyes ferric ojeIjIII L dd d SI I Y Every Day One Day Service 'N MONTY'S CANDY PALACE STAR CLEANERS, INC- 235 Wes+ I SI'ree'r I265 MI. Vernon 276 Nodh Eighfh Sfreei' Colfon phone 350 phone I936,M CoI+on F r The whilesf of linens, Mrs. Joan Buller has her washed by .... Knowing 'ww 'O Homin' Jane Purdie Pano HUB CITY LAUNDRY FIRST IN PRICE, QUALITY, AND SERVICE IOS SOUIII Sevenil' sired Phone 34 I8659 Valley Boulevard Bloomingion Collon FOR THE SMARTEST BUY IN CLOTHING OR ACCESSORIES WILLETS S. Gardner explains Io A. Schuelz and B. Blinn, Willels' merchandise is for him, as P. Proul dreams of wearing a new summer ouffif. 308 NORTH EIGHTH STREET COL TON PHONE I62 Don Duncan, while learning abouf building safely, also learned Io buy wisely by buying ai' , . . . RICHARDSON 86 SQUIRES HARDWARE - PAINT - BUILDING MATERIALS Corner of Ninlh and H S'rree'Is Colfon Phone 424 WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. AUTO ACCESSORIES, FISHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING GOODS Toys The Year 'Round GARMON K. ROGERS Auihorized Dealer I89 Wesf I Sfreel Phone 799 COLTON Jeanie Pollen's eyes gleam ai fhe assoried supplies ai l-UPS Robledo 09 e95 if W5 59' 9 Y ani- YOU I 5' aiUf 'llY - ' ' Roll info Roller's for compleie and compefenf service Arcade Prescri tion Pharma P Cy Service and Sincerify ai .... PHILIP S. LARS ON' OW' ROLLER'S SERVICE STATION 250 Norih Eighlh Slreel Phone 308 9+h and J S+ree+s Phone II Colfon Cohan Bell Roofing Co. Johns-Manville Approved Roofing Applicaior Free Esiimafes -- Time Paymenfs Ring Bell 'for BeHer Roofing. lnsulafion - Repair. GLEN RAINS S. Rains is up in fha air abou! her low roofing esfimafe ai Bell's. I97 Souih E Sfreef Phone 5-5522 San Bernardino Complefe ne siiies for fha? periecf home are found al . . Barbara Yegge says, You'lI iooi ihe right iune if you tune up your insfrumeni al .... Musical lnsirumenfs - lnsfrume-n+ Repairing - Renial San Bernardino Pipe 86 Supply Co. Cssa Musical Instrument Shop Plumbing, Hearing, Air Condifioning, d A l' an pp lances 855 Wesi' Baseline Phone 79-235 936 Colion Avenue Phone S. B. 8270I San Bernardino r M George Hines and Bobbi Geek enioy their evening ai fhe .... Bob 1-,HI bagchelor' enioys home cooked food ,Q , NEW COLTON THEATER KELLEY,S COFFEE SHOP 250 Easi' l S+ree+ Phone 475 Cohen FOR GOOD FOOD SEE KELLY Jack Freeman always fixes his sewers wiih pipe from 'Phe .... Tom Pray makes life easy for his moiiler by sending his cloihes io The co cum glRgl-E CONDUH LAUNDRY COIVIPA Y 899 La Cadena Avenue Coliion 77l Wes+ D Sfreei San Bernardino , W , IT'S HOT STUFF! CA X DRINK 0 To Freize T fh f- W Us W W e And Cive ' f-C7 ou: Ton ue a Nf N f 9 . . 1 R E ' Sleigh Rude Y DEI AU' YY 0 E COCA-Coll CoMFlNY av V Y FFRI 'vi Those Ias+y sandwiches a+ Ihe s+uden+ sfore are purchased from ..... JOHNNY MILLER SANDWICH CD. SANDWICHES G I Off Lo A g I s L g B h Ph N d 62208 solo yA s D g Ph 7I207 Ph T Ib + 5437 X L,,4,,fL, fflffz .aff fu 4'-f fs -A f ' 0 , fr A -,341-Q fx, C Hifi. 1f:g,c ,C 7454 k ff UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS ,X 6 A7 1 K! ' f X AND JOINERS OF AMERICA 1,6411 O ,7 f 1 Local No. 944 San Bernardino, California Sherry Rains and Evelyn Higmower find the nmcsphere pleasani, and Beih Sweeney is pieased wiih 'Ihe experi' iob done on her cioihes ai . Ihe colces refreshing ai Huniers. Afier Ihe Game, - Meei You ai HUNTER'S COLTON DRY CLEANERS AIWBYS The Besf If' Founiain Drinks For Qualiiy - Service - ExceIIen+ ResuI+s HAMBURGERS - SUNDAES - MALTS 277 Nor+h Eighfh SI-ree'I Phone 303 COLTON 249 Norfh Eigh+h Sfreei, CoII'on. Phone 22 BLUE MOUNTAIN DAIRY FOR THE FINEST IN MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Country Fresh And Golden Rich I+'s freshness we wani in dairy producis agree M. Harker and T. CIay. 397 CYPRESS STREET COLTON PHONE 45l Rifa Garcia and Rose Gayian agree for qualify foods aI Iheir Hnesi, Harold Maffison smiIas brighily as his car erviced ai - . . shop GI ' ' ' Mobilgas Mobiloil J. CERVANTES Sc soNs MARKET BGB MERRITT GROCERIES-MEAT -VEGETABLES SPECIALIZED CARBURETOR, ELECTRICAL AND BRAKE SERVICE 298 Sou+h 8III Sfreei' Phone 2782 30I Easf I Sireei- Phone 286 CoI'I'on COI-TON PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY I 1 When B. Meadows, J. Eccles, D. Brown, D. Vandenburg, L. Robbins, and R. Blinn buy real esfafe lhey will secure the services of Pioneer Tulle Insurance and Trusf Company Leff Io Right are: G. Orgill, E. Sylvesler, C. Swank who know Ihal fhey will Iind lhe besf Ieed al . .. . . COLTON FEED 86 FUEL CO. 259 Wesl I Slreer Phone l75 Collon Nadine Rilcher sils dreamily picluring herself in a home buill wifh lumber from .... GIBSON LUMBER COMPANY 598 Walerman Avenue Phone 875l I San Bernardino For a hor lime, shop al . . . MEL DENNETT ELECTRIC Elecfric Conlraclor-Dealer Wiring, Fixlures, and Appliances 375 D Slreel Phones 85-6I9Og 33-32787 5-529 I San Bernardino s 5 I always invile George Smilh Io my birlhday parIy. remarked Sharon Johnson, Because he shops af . . . . COLTON GIFT SHOP Home of Hallmark G-reeling Cards A selecl line of giffs and cards for every occasion School Supplies and Sfalionery I26 Wesl I Sfreel Phone 4lI Collon Look whal I gal. squeals Gerri McPike. Will: my green siamps on my purchases el .... MARKETVILLE Shop Daily Consislenlly Lower Prices on Qualily Groceries WE GIVE S 81 I-l GREEN STAMPS Crossroads af Mi. Vernon and Colion Avenue Colfon Learning trails of good service given al Van's are only a few of Ilia daily dulies performed by B. Van Voorhis, M. Van Voorhis, and D. Van Vcorhis as S. Maxwell and 5. Ragland look on. VAN'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE Hours 7:00 a. m. Io 9:00 p. m. Closed on Sunday-Slore and Slalion 288 Wesl' I Sfreel Phone 2793 Collon Barbara Sampley buys all her hopechesi supplies ai . . . Murray's Hotel and Restaurant Supply Company 298 Easf ll' Street Phone IOIZ Collon Girls! For ihai favoriie beau knii from yarn purchased ai . . . HOUSE OF INGRAM YARN SHOP DELORES AND GRACE I37Z E Sheer Phone San Bernardino 9-I559 SAN BERNARDINO B. Herringion ably assists B. Robbins info Miller's for fhe besi in MILLER'S HONEY woookow MILLER honey. Laurel and Miller Drive Phone l722 Colion A. Lousisnau, M. Hodge. and J. McPike refresh wiih a coke after school lisfening io iheir favoriie luke box numbers a+ . . . Ray and Diana's Town House 263 Easl' l Sfreei' Phone 700 Colion Adeline Rodriguez buys all her groceries ai . . . LA ESPERANZA GROCERY 296 Wes? O Slreei Phone I07 Colion Richard Wise tells his secrel of his confinually running car , , . His paris are purchased only af .... Reliable Bearing 86 Supply Co. 263 Souih E Sireei 246 Souih Towne Phone 865-65 Lvcoming 95-007 San Bernardino PQMOVIB Keng page buy, his Combs Io keep his hair him and Na+, from . , Barbara Seward saves all her money wifh safely assured af . . . E O. S H KR SS 86 C ORANGE BELT FEDERAL Conveniently localed for your shopping needs SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 324 E S+ree+ Phone 4-43l2 6 l 5 Norl'h Eighlh S'l'reel' Phone 356 or S. B. 5-3506 San Bernardino Collrpn A crowd of gay guys and gals spend 'their lunch hour pleasanlly al . . . . JIM AND BOB'S Convenienlly localecl on Wes? I Slreel-Across from l'he high school. Carole Dunn happily displays her wafch band purchased Barbara Roesner daydreams of how wonderful il would feel lying o economically from . . . lhe beach lisfening fo lhe porlable radio purchased ai . . . . N O L A N ' S CRESCENT JEWELERS APPLIANCES - PLUMBING - HEATING RADIOS - RECORDS I49 Wesl l S+ree+ Phone 2I6 453 E S+ree+ San Bernardino Coll-on HARPER a POET, LTD. Girls, SEE CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE BERLANDS AND WATER SOFTENERS for +he Sharpes+ Shoes in Town 4+h and Mr. View Phones 8I-44I6g 87-4I00 460 E Sfreef San Bernardino San Bernardino STA TER BROTHERS M. Harker looks dazed al' fhe low prices, as M. Paschlre happily pays, conscious of her new bargain .... WEST l STREET COLTON Foriihgase hrnounfai: rojds, Tale 'celaiquez gels durable Pal' 5 ol' ls Cir, Dun ex: uslve Y a . v APPLIANCE STORE COLTON MOTOR PARTS ALL MAKES OF GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Oldesi appliance slore in San Bernardino We handle our own accounis. l27 Easl' l Slreel' Phone 392 880 Easl' Baseline Phones 2-2I I I and 87-I IO7 COll'On San Bernardino x is JG NERAL TRUCK nmvlsus AND QW HELPERS UNION Of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties Local No. 467 AH'iliated with A. F. of L. San Bernardino ,r V. , .- .K ., . ,W ,, . , ,,,... , .... N.. w .,Af, .H .U-,.r,, .lg ,.i:vA.fv?-.fn-,Qfmw:fvf,- my m f -. 'Af 1 fwJr'ffMm,fP.::,f'::w'?f-, F-F '31, : ,J .1 W-: N f . BE UNION-BUY LABEL! 4692 Sierra Way Phone 8-6547 Vifflinii GUS' l'5PPilY erclaims ilu' iw' bi il d5Y Clfdi Came Rosemarie Godino finds 'thai for good repairs +ha1 slay repaired, 9XClU5lV9lY from .... fake your washer io .... AMOS 86 DEE'S DENSLER'S For repairs on your washer, regardless THE HOME OF NORCROSS CARDS of make or model' can us. lbs Wesl Ulu Slreeli Phone '07-l'J Free pickup, delivery, and esiimaies. CoI+on i223 Wes? Baseline San Bernardino NOI.lV1I1DUID 9NISI.l. EAGV This Sun and Evening Telegram E. D. EDWARDS, Dealer I24 Eas+ H Srreef, Colion Phone Colion 78 San Bernardino Phone 876-I2 Karen Munson declares, I wan? my milk from conienfed Worill 52.00 on any purchase ai STEDMAN'S. cows, which can bg found at , , For iewelry in iis fullesf derail, Kaihy Casey says, Go fo . . STEDMAN'S JEWELERS WOLTER'S DAIRY lFormerly Vondey'sl '93I2 Slover Phone 87045 309 E S+ree+ San Bernardino Do no+ remove 'From book. Bloomingfon Void affer Dec. 3I, i954 Our Slore is .... CAMERA HEADQUARTERS Prices . qualily. and service are ai fheir besl when sho FOR THE ENTIRE VALLEY Visif our Sfore and Browse A ,,,,,,,d-- BISH GALLOWAY Here you will find all popular brands of phofographic supplies. ROY D ' AVIS CA o MERA SHOP Fourfh and l Sfreefs I pposiie Cify Hall 4l5 Third S+ree+ -xx Phone 78 1 ,. .. - San Be ' rnardmo Co lfon Nora Nelson exclaims, l never A EI f - acid T L. J.S lhoughi driving was so sy unfil I drove fha? new Ford of ours s l More Than Ever The Sfandar America's Mos? See H - Drive I+-Buyn-s - UPP d For The America ied lay , . Disfincfive Car ervice If Al' OW COMPANY n Road :si EAST I STREET COLTON 'Why have my seal covers lasled so long? Klen Jensen was heard R. A. exclaiming, Because I purchased Them ai . . . . GARNER-MUTI-I BODY SHOP ExcLuslvE DISTRIBUTOR Home of The Famous Low Cosl and High Qualify , , 932 Third Slreei Phone 8I3-I00 Aufo Refinishing GLASS - SEAT COVER - BODY WORK San Bernardino Al Reasonable Prlces I33 Souih E S+ree+ San Bernardino Marlene Beyer agrees lhaf conlenled cows musl be fed Finish d furnilur I is peak of luxury is 'found al . . wilh feed from .... STARR GRAIN AND MTLLTNG WESTERVEL1-,S PREMIUM DAIRY FEEDS WHOLESALE HAY Convenien+ Terms We Give Zfdf' Green S+amps Everyihing for 'Ihe Home in New and Used Furni+ure 353 WRST F 5'ffee+ - COIIOYI' 365 D S+ree+ Phones: 2-2123 and 2-3344 If I ever learn how fo drive a Truck. Joe Doyle says wisffully, I'II buy and equip ii af .... FUTURE TRUCK OWNERS, OPERATORS, and DRIVERS for Truck Hardware ,..,.. . for New Trucks ,......... for Used Trucks ...,.... for Truck Parts ...,.. for Truck Service .... , ......call LYNN .....,,,.,,call LYNN .,.,.call LYNN ,....call LYNN .....call LYNN When in Doubt ..........................,...........,,,...w...,,,.,,,w............ .......... c all LYNN TRUCK 86 EQUIPMENT 280 SOUTH HEI' STREET Call San Bernardino 7864 This is jus! one of The beaufiful examples, sf 'I ' , Bud Hawkins finally gave Marshall Weeks lhe final word Janel Norlon, ol a seIec+ion offered ai' .... , on building supplies, which is .... T65 NORTH EIGHTH STREET . ' ',,q, , , ff I ff ' - ,I 'Ii' , ..,,: L fl ' .1I1..-- W' M' E. E . 1-as ty 2 'E E5 :C EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING IIE : - if ,.T: I I I IE 2 g sf r b,.Q ...1 480 SWIII E 5 'ee'f Phone 522-6' 5 5 ' T I A A San Bernardino E E Give Green S+amPs Carl M. Collins Colion IOI I Valencia Drive 242 Wesf A S+ree+ Dr. W. C. Engel I26 Easi 6 Sireei Phone ISIO Colion Earl R. Crane, D. D. S. 902 D S+ree'r Phone 46l-49 Cohlon D. L. Van Voorhis, D. D. S. 405 Norih Eighih S+ree'r Phone 1593 Colfon Dr. C. K. Lamb Opiomelrrisi Phone I 73 Colion Dr. Needham Martin 401 Norfh Eighfh Sireei Phone l4I4 Cohlon Dr. E. C. Underhill Den+al Surgeon Phone l629 Colfon Martin Casey 223 Nor+h Esgnh S+. Phone 640 Colfon Dr. Werelius IZS Easlr Sixfh Sf. Phone I8I0 Colion E. D. Thomas, M. D 595 Norih I6+h Si. Office Phone 70 Residence I9l7 Colion 34I Highland Avenue Phone 5-05I0 When you wan? exclusive hardware lools Janel Snow of and Amelia Ccelho advise everyone +o shop al . . . SIERRA HARDWARE A om coLoNY PAINTS Fireplace Screen Made lo Order San Bernardino 0 EBI' Esfalalished in l'-724 Everylhing in Radio and Music f Porlrail of Bools La Corfe lalcen lay Randolph Sludio. 452 E S+ree+ Phone 78I5 San Bernardino 48I nm. shea Phone 202-75 For advice fo gel fhe basl from your car, Dick Arlhur say If your car is fired, see . . . . N. L. CHRISTENSEN TEXACO SERVICE 7+h and l Slreefs Collon Bob Quinn gains pleasure galore from his newly purchased pen from .... SCHOOL SUPPLIES H. Mallison ex lains fo L. Clarlc lhal Power's carries only high ARCADE STATIONERS Rancho and C Slreels La Cadena Avenue Collon Arcade Building Phone 2I57 CANKSKODRY Wfhe best drink of allw 889 MILL STREET Phone 402-20 SAN BERNARDINO Because I wanl Ihe Iixlures in my home ius+ righl, l'll buy min I RuddeIl's, siales Ralph Dixon. REDDELL'S BUILDING SUPPLY PLUMBING - PAINT - ELECTRICAL Lois Bishop says, Le+'s gc bowling al . CITRUS BELT LAN ES GOOD ALLEYS GOOD FUN GOOD FOOD TODD TOMLINSON and JIMMIE PAYNE 320 Soulh E Slreel San Bernardino 870 Easy -ilu Sfreef Conor. Phone 890-ll or 82I-436 IIMGVIWIIWQ becomes Whlliu exclalms Chavez- HWI'e 5I'0PPl 9 BI 'Nafurally Ihese senior rings are Ihe mosl beautiful yell, Bob Car- 5I'0PPI 9 UI - - - p fer was heard explaining, Weren'I Ihey purchased ai , . . BERK'S MARKET SPOT A. MCKINNON COMPANY JEWELERS 689 E S'lree+ Phone 2-7I27 San Bernardino l45 Wesl' l Slreef Colfon Prinling ls The lnseparable Companion oi Achieve menl. Business recognizes Prinling as an invaluable assislanl. Prinling in some of ils varied forms may be Ihe need of your business II3 EAST STATE STREET COMPAI cntmvs Prmormc H E H H PRINTING COMPANY if REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA TELEPI-IONE: REDLANDS 4-3'-7OI Ge? a good deal ai DeeI's DEAL'S QuaIi+y Work AI A Fair Price CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY, FURNITURE CLEANING, RUG CLEANING, RUG BINDING Re-weaving, A SpeciaI+y 825 Wesi H Sfreei Phone 905-W CoI+on The Home Of BeHer CameIIias B. 86 B. NURSERY Cymbidiums and CaH'Ieya Orchids AII kinds of shrubs and Irees. I00 La Cadena Phone I33 CoI+on Donna Fryer says. WeII. of course, you know fha? all furnifure coming from BoIIong's is aI ifs finest Bollong and Son Furniture Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING Cour+ and F S+ree+s I58 Easf I Sfreei DERBY HOUSE Specializing in Ham, S'Ieak, and Chicken CoI1'on Cafe 869 Eas'r I S+ree'l' On+ario Cafe I850 Eas+ A S'I'ree+ g I We Feafure JONATHAN LOGAN. TEENA PAGE - SABA - BOBBIE BROOKS DRESSES - Sizes 5 +o I5 Baseline a+ E San Bernardino J. Duke discusses fhe fine Dodge wiIh K. ensen, D, Vanderburg.. and D. Morris Thorp Motors DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH I60 Easf I S+ree+ Phone CoI+on I330 San Bernardino 870- I 96 The pipes and suppIies needed for Ihe giganric swimming pool being buiII in Mike Ramos' backyard are easily boughI af . . . . San Bernardino Pipe 86 Supply Co. WHOLESALE PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING and APPLIANCES 939 CoI'Ion Avenue Phone S. B. 8270I , T our 9 : 90 xl wtf X l K ' 5 E ' More Bounce To The Ounce JIM KELLER 560 Walerman Phone 3l7-l42 San Bernardino Mimi's being The only drive-in lhal gives fasl service, says Fred Parsons, l pafronize if exclusively, MIMPS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT San Bernardino's Fines? Eafing Place Forfielh Sfreel And Sierra Way San Bernardino Fooshee Furniture Company R. Blunn and F. Schrader aron'l lalring any chances: l'hey're going io choose lhe furniiure from Fooshee's. I85 Third Sfreel Phone 34l'62 San Bernardino California Citrus Pulp Co. Canners of Citrus Pulps for Orange Marmalade N. R. JOHNSON EDWARD PHILIPSON Colfon Q55 . . Z COLTON CGURIER 's J I 4 '. K Published Daily THQ Prinlers of: The Hound H ,. ,.,,.,,.,, 30c The Mull' W ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,., 2 Sc , PEPPER BOUGH The Beagle , ,,,,, , ,.,. 40c The Chihuahua ..,,. ,.,, 3 5c ' COL-TON COURlER The Huslry ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,, , 45c The Dachshund ,, ,.,, 30c : wgggllyll-giLNOUNCEMENTS Order by phone: Your order will be ready when you arrive. '34 Easy, --I-I Sfreef phone II45 236 Highland Avenue Phone 8-78I0 C0lT0n the brides +o be af Colfon buy their wedding dresses Q Russ Harling and Robbins, elecfed Track Capfains, purchase fheir frack supplies al .... ROSKIN,S . . Gall Stockton's Sportmg Goods Apparel For Women Athletic Equlpment 483 E Sfreef Phone 462-25 San Bernardino 478 D S+ree1' Phone 4-0IB2 Milk I8c a Quad HOMOGENIZED - PASTEURIZED - RAW I8I5 Linden Bloomingfon SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DANCE Open 7 days a week - Also home delivery For correci pre nphon filling, Lundy Nichols tells Nola Jane Smith, have if Taken care of easily by .... Hollywood Skoo'fers and Spaldings SIMMONS DRUG STORE HARLAN'S FOOTWEAR PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS I027 La Cadena Phone l02-36 'E Sfreef San Bernardino Riverside THQNY LOYA STUDIGS Qp,6'7ZJ , C5142 A' ,aeayawmcfzfb r f A ,CfL2, 4z4,QJfZ4'-664010 Fine por+rai+s and superior specialfy shofs by An+hony Loya, famous Soufhern California yearbook pliofographer, and official pho+ographe-r for flue Colfon Crimson and Gold. 28I9 WhiH'ier Boulevard Phone ANgelus 28004 Los Angeles California Mary Facca will enjoy 'l'he newly boughl camera and film purchased wisely al' .... HUB CIW HEXHLL DRUGS OPEN FROM 9:00 A. M. TO I0:00 P. M. l42 Wesl' H Slreef Col+on BABY CANTO ROBLEDO W 7212 SO. Trained and Managed by Henry Mendoza COLTON YOUTH CENTER 395 Wesl M S+ree+ Collon Col+on Jerry Holi decides lo pul aside his ereclor sei and finally go ink: rea building. Oh, and of course, gs? luis supplies from . . . W. M. DARY COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR sulLoiNe 480 Soulh E Slreel Phone 822-bl San Bernardino Phone an-los CA uAf.0N Pioneer's New Sleep Shop Specializing ln all lrinds of Kingsize Maflresses and Bedding I T' Y flwff We y JW TTTW AJ W jijidawnfefz eammmce Eighfh and J S+ree+s Col+on, California There's always someihing Cooking af .... RESTAURANT AND BANQUET ROOM JIM THORPE, SR., and JR., Proprie+ors 592 Norih 8+h Sfreef Phone 500 CoH'on ' Y' ALWAYS UPU OVUALIYY' CORNER Sfh AND E STREETS Depend on PENNEY'S for STYLE and VALUE Smar+ Compers Sfyling A+ Pin Money Prices FENCES - ALL TYPES - BAR B-O'S and PATIOS NO MONEY DOWN LONG EASY TERMS FOLDEN-McCOMBS CO. 4095 Sierra Way Phone 86-2I97 San Bernardino If you eal' Ihe besf, you musi eel meal from , . . SELMA MEAT PRODUCTS San Bernardino - Riverside Couniies ROCK PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION THE HNEST 'N LUNCHEON MEATS 260 Nor+h Eigh+h s+ree+ Phone I227 I58 Norlh Sevenlh S'Iree+ Phone I272 Collon Colton Good lumber is purchased by good companies, says Lois Paslay, I IhaI is why so many buy al .... S DILL LUMBER COMPANY A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIAL 440 Wesl Valley Boulevard Phone Collon IBI6 Bloominglon Fonlana 6679 Besl of luck Io The class of '54- A. 86 D. PRINTING CO. I78 Wes'I- l Sfreel' Phone 503 Nol being able Io make up her mind as Io which coal she likes, Mary- C I C If ella Hunloon has already chosen a poodle prini blouse and linen slrirf, ofon, ai ornia H . 420 Norlh E Slreel San Bernardino I wish I had a fence around my yard, Belly Goss remarked, To keep in all my boyfriends. So I'll Irol righf down Io .... Pioneer Chain Link Fence Company ALL TYPES OF STEEL FENCING l7270 Wesl Valley Boulevard. Phone Valley 24700 FONTANA INLAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY WHOLESALE ONLY 843 Collon Avenue Phone 6-557I San Bernardino Nadine Richier buys all her groceries af . . . If I Thad a car, This is where I would buy all my gas, says A. 86 V. MARKET We Specialize in Qualify, Friendliness and Courlesy I66 Nor'l'h 8+h Slreef Phone 26 Colfon Slella Oliva . . BAILEY'S TEXACO SUPER SERVICE We Give Green Sfamps H98 G Sfree+ Phone 902-45 San Bernardino 7141360146 Omnge Sdaw Piehnre of Barbara Webb, Naiional Orange Show Queen Open Each March Manuel Arredondo fakes his moforcycle fo The R. H. CROUCI-I CO. CHEVRON eAs STATION All-as Truck Tires Ailes BaHeries Phone Collon I533-J Riverside and Highway 99 RiaI+o Costume Rental -Parlies -Plays -All Occasions For Ihe Discriminaiing -Lady -Genflemen -Boy -Girl You are Welcome +o visif The only Mefropolilan Area's COSTUME HOUSE 8I8 Eas'r Baseline This is where Gary Taylor buys all fhe feed for his callle . . . CLAYPOOL 86 COMPANY Manufaclurers of Ihe Big C Brand POULTRY AND STOCK FEEDS HAY - GRAINS 736 Colfon Avenue Phone 8-278i San Bernardino Bobby De Vore says, Man . . GOT A MINUTE? I-Iave a I-IIRE'S ROOT BEER lanlG1kl.mnnmnIhmninAamdmm V lf. W ' .Y 1 9 ' .,.-.......-,. , 0 Team spirit wins for the school . . Union spirit Wins for the workers . . They're as Not exciting, as your career-- Associcltioni' to They're a real They're as American as Apple Pie! For full informafion call or wrile 'lo Ted Phillips, Secrelary-Treasure RCIA-Local II67, Colfon. fig CiOldest and larger! trudc union of rrlail :fore uforkns on fbc' Z -WA 9 COST-1tPAYSl bl gf0f1QeRc1A.f5 W i. l l N um if f North American C lmfni. ll got that way lrenmsez It docsrfi 'GJ Those who eaf like a king, eal I' SAM,S CAFE Wesl' ull' SITSBI' Phqne Collon AFTER EVERY GAME ' J .J f'35 QU., s --.E 'Z' ' 5 -V.,1EE:., V g i ZII: 1233 E-,qV vA.'VV . -I wma I N E 'IW M5 ss V00 PHILLIP'S STATION 86 CAFE Open 24 Hours a Day Corner of Rancho and I S1-reefs Col+on WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. AUTO ACCESSORIES, FISHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING GOODS Toys The Year Round GARMON K. ROGERS Aulhorized Dealer I89 Wesl I Slreef Phone 799 Collfon Sara Lynn Maxwell says, If you w + ly, youll be sure Io find if al . . . Bloomington Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' K. Robbins I8675 Valley Boulevard Bloomingfon Insurance is lhe prolaclor of your family, explains Alva Lou Robohn, So make sure you are profecfed al . . . LEWIS INSURANCE AGENCY FRED O. LEWIS A. J. DUX GENERAL INSURANCE Arcade Building Phone I45 CoH'on Tom McClure says, Dig those crazy panls found only af . . JIMMY HANCOCK'S Slore For Men And Boys HOME OF ANGELES PEGGERS Every Size And Co-lor Soufhwesf Corner 3rd and F2 Phone 4I2-87 SAN BERNARDINO The Bes M I T L A C A F E Orders lo fake our - Caiering lo parfies 1- In Mexican Food Ladies: Are you aclually inleresfed in a bargain of a lifelime? Then See THE FURNITURE CENTER STORE OF UNUSUAL VALUES Open 8 a. m. lo ll p. m. Open 9 'lo 9 Monday fhrough Thursday Phone 4-4460 Closed Mondays 9 lo 6 Friday and Safurday 602 Ml. Vernon Avenue San Bernardino 986 Easl Baseline Phone 825-582 P dz G SPANISH KITCHEN Relaxing from ad business, lhe Annual Business Slaff enjoys lunch al fhe Spanish Kifchen. Lefl lo righl: J. Graves, B. Sweeney, B. Sampley, N. Miller, T. Clay, F. Schrader, B. Yegge, J. Derry, S. Dallon, E, Valle, E. Valdez, D. Brown, G. McPike, l.. Robbins. 27 Ea l S+reei Col+on Phone 960 P H's noi hue, Harold Mallison explained lo Bob Carpenler, Your . pop iusl seems lo 'lasle beller because il comes from ..., Al's Place ofp ,je EVAPORATWE COO'-ERS Hub City Beverage Company ' Healing - Guflers - Venfilaling Where your 'lrade is appreciafed. I6824 weef Ceres Avenue Phone Valley 2-3006 35' SOUH1 Ei9'1 h5'fse+ Phone 829 Fon+ana C0l'l'on ' 77Zm2ezf 295 Sou+l1 Ninfh S+ree+ Phone 279I CoI+on .- Mania nf Amemra NATIONAL Z5'3iL 5'g Assocurrxou NATIONAL TRUST AN DSAVINGS ASSOCIATION BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '54 THE STAFF COLTON BRANCH Compliments of MAC COLTRIN YOUR PENNZOIL REPRESENTATIVE Colton BlllllHEHHlIllIl Ill RAILWAY ANU 5llEllM5HlP IILEHK5 Freighf Handlers, Express and Slalion Employees COLTON LODGE NO. l82 W. H. Charles, Local Chairman L. F. Mallsberger, Sec'y., Treas. y 305 Genevieve Slreel l3l7 Norlh Ninlh Slreel San Bernardino, California Collon, California if H ' 22 i id 5 ..... 5, ,wr f 7 f' ' Y 'i , . if JJ- Ziggy, I V' ii y l y REPRESENUNG 0 o I Employees of Pacific Fruit 1 l l Marilyn Smilh looks smarl in her slyles chosen al .... Ben Fere1's car really has gel-up-and-go wilh gas purchased from l Helman's Department Store We carry popular priced merchandise for -lhe enlire Family 27l Norlh Eighlh Slreel Plwne 247 I ' ' Col Henry s Service Sfahon 'on For lhe variely lhal's laps shop af . . . . F. S. RASCO 5-10-25C STORE 360 Soulh Eigh+h Slreel Phone 742 . lf you need ll, We have il. l87 Norlh Eighlh S+ree'l Phone 2l74 Collon Col'l'on Hamburgers, delicious french fries wiih salf, frosfies and fempfing sunclaes all are ai' your con venience and pleasure af .... 1 BIG G FREEZE Corner Third and l Sfreefs C0ll'OrI Phone I337 Comforf and relaxafion is asurecl when you I Hofol, sumber ai Anderson' The class of '54 enieyed ihe four Through Hanford F nda says Frances Schrader and Donna Boll. Says Joan Derry and Barabra Tennigon, ANDERSON HOTEL 8+h ancl l S+ree+s Colion ANFORD FOUNDRY Locker 'smug for your frozen food P COLTON FOOD LOCKER For e cono mic shopping, buy your For the food lhal slays frozen, replies Gloria McPike producfs a+ .... . . meal af fhe wholesale prices , share your Arfhur D. Haschlce San Bernardino 234 Eas+ H Sfreef Phone 909 Colfon ORANGE BELT LODGE NO. 880 mired Raf1w.2, Rafi wof An, L , -69 R efifg. . n yg-yi. Q 'ax .W A i r I , Axxitmud with Alluflflh isrdcrui-m jyirlieris lkki Colion Wm. Huberf Johnson, Presiden+ 942 Sperry Drive Arnold L. Plo'l'ner, Fin. Secrelary IO8I Scenic Drive Jack F. Fargo, Rec. Secretary R+. I, Box 74B, Bloomingfon Bennie L. Orman, L.P.B. Chairman I343 Easl Olive Avenue Lodge Meefs Firsf Tuesday of Each Monlh l.0.0.F. Hall I39 Easf l Slreef Represenfing Employees Pacific Frui+ Express Co. Bruce Baland and Bill BVUWH BUY fhelf has 7 Richard Von Voorhis lets his lawn g green with feriilirer from . . . TWIN CYPRESS NURSERIES PIERCE FEED COMPANY San Bernardino's Mos? Comple+e Nursery Hay - Grain - Fer+ilizer 743 Easf Baseline Phone 494-3I I6729 Orange Way Phone Valley 2-I l4I San Bernardino Fonfana Collon sludenls can enjoy good food while relaxing in luxury al . . . DICK' S DRIVE-IN I002 Ml. Vernon Colfon The Compleie I. d R cl -+ -W S+ . 6 Y ea Y O ear me Lehman Washer Rental and Repair M- + Norge DEVENOTS ay ag Auihorized Dealer 628 Sou+h Le Cadena Drive Phone l765-W 307 Highland Avenue San Bernardino Col'l'on For a solid iob see ..., Dick Berglcamp and his car can usually be found af .... DALTON 84 TAYLOR ARCHIE'S GARAGE Cemeni Confracfors Floors - pafios Muffler lns'ialla+ion Sidewalks - Driveways Speed Equipmen+ FREE ESTIMATES General Repair lI29I Cedar S'rree+ Phone I328-W 342 585+ I gfreei Phone I948 Blooming+on Colfon ARMENTA'S SERVICE GARAGE As service is our business 009 Mr. Pascual Armenia makes up esfimaie for prospecfive cusiomer. Tune up-Sun Equipmeni-Auio Repair-lgnifion I53 Wesf Ciirus Colion Phone I74O-R Besf Wishes in fufure years io fhe class of '54 from lhe Colion High Business Siaff. Bonnie Meadows Lee Ann Robbins Donna Brown .,,....., ., ,,A,,V , Dianne Vandenburg Jackie Eccles Rosemary Blinn .,.,,... Barbara Sampley . Mrs. John V, Buflar ...,,....,,,....,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,, . and Business siaff members. Business Mgrs. Acounring Mgr. Adveriising Mgrs. Formal Mgr. Publieiiy Mgr. BusineSS Advisor For fhai Band-box look, Rose Gayion, shops at . , . DOTTY DEAN Ladies' Ready +o Wear Shop 3I6 E S+ree+ San Bernardino Every Year More Collon l-liqh Gracluales Qualify For Well-Paying Business Careers Wilh Thorough Training A+ A y I 2.21 ' S 5 K R I 5' NM- -, f- N. 5,155 A A ,lh hh 1 kr n t Q Irixriz '55 si 1 iw X- R N, K- Q N SQ yr rfi 'fi Ab .si N Qu f is E Q if ' iii 'i Q 2 .QI gms , W , 3 wage A , if l z 1 T 9 Q 4-A ,r- s Sleadron College of Business 789 4lh Slreel Phone 3-3l32 San Bernardino Why Noi Join Them Summer Term Slarls June Zl Fall Term Seplember 7 For more mileage per lank Pal' Prcui buys all of Sam Gardnefs g s V Velasquez Service Station Union Oil Dealer We Give S8cl-l Green Slannps L' 13 . , f f if N7 - ' 1 -A ' sss, N 1 A f ' M as s'ss,i.r g F 'fiss A B ' ' . ' R .a ' E ' is Ray Anderson, lo insure specific appearance lor all occasions re ceives his graclualion hair cu? al . . . . STAN LAYNE'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 435 Wesl l Slreel Phone I789 Colfon COLTON FLOWER SHOP We wire flowers anywhere 7l0 La Cadena Avenue Phone l6O0 Cohan Valeniine Queen, Marsha Hodge, is clelighiecl wiih her flowers from ihe Colfcn Flower Shop. l54 Wesl l Sireel' Phone I26 Colion I always keep myself weighed accural'ely, says Donna Swarfx, Dudley 86 Conley Scale Co. Dis+ribu+ors for fhe Howe Scale Co. lndus+rial Scales 795 Colfon Avenue Phone San Bernardino 837-4I3 Donna PoHer is planning fo have her dreamhouse finished by . . . A P MORRISON-HOPE COMPANY 'gy 5 I O ' f S ecialt Contractors - '54 4, Y ve. 'ix P .xx ' ke n P Y D4 Schwms ohmPl?willrgiclgliiojesogonrseihome of B gun as Roofing 8: Weafhersfripping 8: Fibreiglass lnsularion Acousiical Tile Relalletrj iiliglxjrdware 205 Eouih Arrowhead Ave. Phone 8-688i 24l Norih Eighfh Sireei Phone 243 San Bernardino Colfon FRED G. WALTER sa soN JOHNSON MOTOR CO- c. L. icy: JOHNSON Machine Shop Ice Machine and Engine Rebuilding Eleciric and Aceiylene Welding Meial Spraying-Hydraulic Press Worlc Large Cylinder Boring-General Machine Work-Me+als-Par+s-Supplies I70 So. E Sfreel' San Bernardino Phone 4-3I5I When I gel' engaged, he'lI ge? my ring from Miller's, siaies Judy Olson. MILLER'S JEWELERS ' Taking advanfage of fhe roomy comforis of a new Dodge, B. La Corfu, J. Johnson, D. Brown, and D. Walker eagerly look af ifs beauliful lines. Dodge Job-Raied Trucks RELIABLE Dodge Passenger Cars Plymouih Passenger Cars 233 Easi I Sireei' Phone B2-Res. 634-J Localed on Nor'rh Eigh+h Sfreer, Colron Colfqn New Auditorium For COLTON UNION HIGH SCHOOL OCLZJQLL cz! ' Ge er ,, pw .J.BROC a ,INC. 4 WW 2894 Rowens Avenue . L A g I 39 C rf rnia 6 ff X ' v R a Nola Jane Smilh advises fashion wise girls fo shop f Wloale 0 ' D I Planf No. 4 905 Wesf Elevenlh S+ree+ San Bernardino R. Blinn , J. Olson, B. Herringfon, M. Blizard, J. Doyle, relax in a , luxury filled '54 Chevy a+ ...... S I I02 Norlh Ninlh Slreel Phone 37l CENTER CHEVROLET 247 Wes+ I S+ree+ Phone nl I Collar' Col+on Bailey's Colton Recreation J. Bailey demonslrales lo E. Valle, E. Valclez, experf lraining +aughl at Bailey's. l75 Easf l Slreel' Phone 94l Cullen Merit Oil Company R. O. Nuclcles, prop. Fuels Oils lvlolor Oils lnsecficides and Spray Maferials 45b Bloominglon Avenue Bloominglon . !7 I X Rack rgka says I only o ere . Gene Sfowell won? le? anyone pull has Yea h bu ...... . 7 C NYE 84 N DAIIYY L ' MI nj V,,.fzfuf V ., ayefgafii fg CMMXFRAN KIESECKER D M B 'Q , Pa,4,11ed435:ZQ2i.Ef5?,1Ei ,W fejw 6 or Hemi ry H 552 Eigfhfh 5:+ree+ Phone 7I8 j - CQ Qah' 'baq!'l OLXZEEESZXLJ Z E i fb 0' Agrxgcfyvqeiw f 4, nf 0 L, , EM Mn AMIOA ,,,f1AJCeJ.1.y LA, 4 L ' f ,ff J 55F fWf1WkWVfL M413 LU ' 0 If 4-ff fX!Z1?'Jl 47 - f W WIWIZWS NATIUNAL mu ow RIVERSIDE 4 4, cf,4f1,L.5WL! Owe fm 1 7 LX f X A GI CI Hhb h lh P L dBbC Thb fd KING BROS. MARKET LOVELY LADY A 4 Fine Line of Groceries, and Mea+s L +P' f Q4'1'yM+ 3954 Main S+ree+ Riverside High y 99 C It oday the editors thanlc . . . Efficiency and accu.acy iypiiy capiicn whizzos D. l-iindrian, D. Morris, and E. Sylvesier. The nearesi ihing 'ro a walking diciionary is D. Vlells, who racked oui praciically all ihe heads in ihe book. Populariiy rises for J. Aranda when his '50 charireuse and black Ford is needed io run errands. One lonely eraser suffers v ih i' isis C. Baker, A. Grubbs, and J. Norion. Our home corresp n enis, .Chavez, a d M. ' Lewis, saved +he C. 84 G. from galley er rs. w xcepiions 'io 'rhe e h ise cornpleiely exir - verr group r . Gardner, unii co +ing and S. ' 1 ins, doing cur-o is. Perfeci examples of +h ridi u ous nd su :me ar . Smiih an J. or- +on. Many dazes are clea ed b +he general, J. 0- nicoi' . A 1 -odwill amlo s or beiween ih e ' o ' and phoiogra y sia ' w have K Mu son e wh e eag o run err ds is exc ded y y is e gerness 'ro run rran sis G. . a oui 'rhu iasis ar .Sc ueiz an . in ing, develo 'ng, an i kin 1 iure To ihe in Jrable J k Cannicoii of +he les Engraving C . we i e sincere anks io 's invaluable dvice a d encouragemeni O e 'l' ' 0 l u x h L BI . Hours nd ho s r speni y L. L on, J. Phillip an F. a sons, prini- ' 'T os Garris n of Bindex Loy oi Loya Siudios D. Cau e of C ir h n g B Re n Smiih Co are 'ro b co ende for ih ir pailence and un ersl' nding during hecilc deadlin s. Busines ship is shared by B Mcado s d L. Robbins. Ac- ' visers w a gave me and eff +5 are Joan Builer er on Clark, d C isiina Beeson Wi+h u+ +hem d our ad soliciior never could have p This book oui ssocnaie ediiors are a+ P oui ho i lessly ediied copy' Dick Max- wel who adopied ihe spori du my d Roberia Armenia, who de- si ed covers, divisions, end s ee'r , nd wroie copy. Gene Brimhail, Edi- r-in-Chief, a+ his lasif Jrqing aih says, Gosh, I don i know wha'r io say except we fried: w hope ou like i+. i gr ri ' , . 'r hi' 1 . ' ., I lv I uniing eh s re ---e :Q Q CD. Poii D. Vand burg and . ccles e co- d - . -1 managers. ' 1 ' 0 Q ' ' 0 , 1 V 1 1 1 LOS ANGELES ENGRAVING CO. Engravers of The Prize wlnnlng Crimson and Gold 'For 3I Yea s For lnformahon wruie Jack Canmcofl Manager or Phone Rlchmond 5I86 4I8 Easf Pico Boulevard Los Angeles , K- . my ,, fl Q '. , .W . pPmM1Cl JLn' J' K ff-,Jw xii??E5f2?fZ2lsQ2i?325?l kia: L1 f '-'a f r 2 'xi 4 gm vw. Y V Wffg . 'Za ,r 31 Q, 312114 ,. W? 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