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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1956 volume:

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Arms up or across, whaT will iT be? Which Team will receive The vicToryf7 When a young mans Tancy Turns To The girl Tor whom he yearns: STill ColTon's Teachers will undersTand, Because iT's spring so near aT hand. Pledging allegiance, we Thank God a land OT Treedom oler which we Trodi PaTri ism-a Ii+TIe Thing ThaT grew, STrengT ing a naTion, Tilling hearTs, Too. DonT Tiddle ' h me, sings The violin, 'When harmony lay, iTis heaven youire inii Precision and pracTic are The liTTle Things ThaT make a diTTerence T n ensemble oT sTrings. A liTTle bandage and some Tap would do, BuT adding comTorT and assuranc Toog Nurse l-lull perTorms her Task wiTh ca Using liTTle Things To help her There. N .Lu lie Expressions mean a lol' al Col+on High, A wisfful loolc, a carefree glance, a sigh. Expressions change whene'er you meel A difficulr problem, decision, or defeat ittle hinge l lui inn ui ul- 11 al ii i Adminslralor, s1'uden+s, and leachers, All fell s+ories by 'rheir fealuresg ln fhe classroom or on a dafe, Facial expressions show grade or rafe. i t-1 tl ii l Expressions are fhe ourward signs of feelings, All-imporfanl' in our daily dealings: Sly li++le glances, hilarious laugh+er, Frusfrafing momenrs, relief 'rhaf comes afler. ' l'f's all fhe liffle crinlrles of your face, No ma++er whai' your color, creed, or race, Which bring ou+ your devour expressions, Of vicfories, sorrows, or depressions. , X Q'- Ci f uni! W v K ....-, f 4' 6 WJ? -. W - .. ..il 5 - ' '1 .-l fl W ill 'N V 5 xx K Qs, W mi WGN .. '11 f 4 tin Q rs YEST Y 5 G , .A l' f 'x .5 -.- , KA h- .--, h Q -NRM Q fx 'Q H 1 S fsiifirwi rr, 1 1 AJ 0 0 0 Unsung, modesf, sincere, ou'rs+anding communify ciiizen, Board refires affer fourfeeln years as a leader in flue greaf march 1'oward finer fic living . . . Col+on's Board of Educa+ion elecfed flirougli flie American sighfed leadership in+o Hue Colfon way of life. Arlo L. Olson, presidenf 'S I N. x xl Ei Ux- ., B , I :Ni 2 are mi C2 li S25 4 yuh Ni 4 , v',. ,,k is P -Z I!! 'I Presidenl, Arlo O ls o n eclucalion lor Democra- way, by ballol, bring lar -s. . N-rl x swlxts s5sam sb- - Q. VIVTU1 D V Donald H. Mclnlosh Two Top Men Eulis E. Hubbs Frances Galloway J. Needham Marlin Dale Sharp I Far-seeing school board malces possible all lhc lillle lhings lhal counl in lhe greal CUI-lS plan. Members Eulis l-lubbs, Frances Gal- loway, Arlo Olson, Needham Marlin, Dale Sharp, and D. l-l. Mcln- losh consliluled lhe board, Collon l-ligh's unsung heroes behind lhe scenes, who lcepl sensilive hand on schools lhrobbing pulse- beal. Spending long hours conlerring wilh leachers, archilecls, planning boards, lhey lormulaled plans lor beaulilied campus, augmenled by 45-acre purchase in l95o lo pave lhe way lor ene larged lacililies. Conslruclion proiecls will include new boys' loclc- er and shower room, library, caleleria, shops, bus sheds, on-camp- us parlcing lol, and bleachers lor recenlly-conslrucled alhlelic lield. Encounlering lhe myriad problems ol building a new school, lhey loiled over plans lor lulure Bloominglcn high school which will share ioinl conlrol by board wilh sisler school, CUHS. Arlo Clson, lerminaling lwelve years ol membership and lwo years ol board presidency, announced his reliremenl, as did six-year veler- an Needham Marlin. Page 9 Ad!1'liI'1l5+Fd+lOfl and Musnc Building as seen from corner of Rancho and I sfreefs N ghi Tlgase Old Familiar U4 Aww 3 YY Science Paiio and archway facinq on,7Rancl'1o Avenue. j4a1fwa1ZZefbfbZi f-2'V7C0-7 I ,- ,wg 17-DNV imizgjfbfifa 1 ,wc ,Ze4,,,,,,Ux Q51, nga ,CQ LZ 0- 7 J ,, ,L 'UYKVW Qffflfmfm 4661! ,liffff ,W M1 wtf! f if fl X M 1 p -M bbllvyfff .Fl f x Jaxx? N 4 ' 'ifuig I'-fl lx ini X1Yf r 1 X '5 5 . . I x q 3 K' !', Y I lei x -fl I.. 1. A f - . x?'w, . 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This year brought new music, Brooksie put feeling in the air, Three hundred singing voices, Joined in Musicale Extraordinaire. She's a little thing that makes a difference, Wherever she may be, She sets the world to music and song, For Our Miss Brooks is she. A H s The liffle fhings fha? make 'faculfy-sfudenf relaiions pleasant Persis+en+ Journalism cub e-lces oui' informa+ive dafa from busy, buf pafieni' insfrucfor under sub-normal condi- fions. mswd , is ,Wg I, A . , Q ,az an fy V ny 'a 1 ' 9 4- as , QQQQ 8 ,Fi 1, y ,fa ' a fm , N' as A I 'MK n M' S, , f 4 f 00 'I if ' 1 l Q Q f 3 ,E-, yi? J? 3 VW ,,, 4 W +' yay mfg X 4' A M' ff 1 I M .W ,, 3 if W if 1 Q is , 4 , M Q Q b 1,0 ? if W, f' N - O A K I W -w , ,, 4 Q SFYA 4 4 me . .X , 1 9 WW , . 2 3 L ir x 4, . Q T , gf 3 4 W , H 41, A V' 1, . X x - . 4 . . M X xx - Q, Yr , W x . x. A-'dv W . Q t 6 , . R ' , 3 f K X g K R xxx Nw r Mm ' .. ff. 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Wilh a brislc wallc and erecl slalure punclua- led by an ever ready good morning, he shows une deiealable pride in his school, ils sludenls, and ils syslem. One hand lhrusl deep in his coal poclcel, he is equally adepl al lislening lo lhe woes of The song Page I6 leaders or The lalesl lop honors accorded 'rhe school. The lwinlcle in his eye belies lhe somelimes curl ree minder 'rhal supplies are noi lo be wasied. l-lis lcnowledge ranges from how many rolls ol scolch 'rape were consumed lasl guarler 'ro your currenl boy friend. These are lhe li++le +hings l'ha+ malce Donald l-l. Mclnlosh an adminislraior and a friend. In the Scl1ool's Planning g, J Y -T f '7 'ji f Herman Price, Boys' Vice Principal, crinlr'es up in a friendly smile when halfed in middle of endless laslms, O Sprighllv siepping as ii a fire wero liclcing ai his heels, his whislle echoing lhrough lhe halls, Vice- Principal l-lerman Price lends an ear To The woes oi sludenls, who consider him a good man 'ro have on fheir side, and succosslullv organizes Bovs' Forum meelings vvilh his firm hui iriendlv manner. Marlha Herringlon, Girls' Vice-Principal, seriously ponders ove various responsibililies, including sponsoring fhe Girls' Leaque. C lvlarlha l-lorringlon, Girls' Vice-Principal and guardian ol 900 girls, wilh her lilling laughler and air ol sophislicalion, malernallv counsels CUHS damsels, helplully advising on liie-lime careers, pro- grams, clolhes regulalions, and adminislers verbal warnings lo Girls' League Council and cabinel. lna Marie lvlccourfney, Direcfor of Child Welfare and Allendance, refers +o over- size affendance records 'usl before lower- l ing llwe boom on some unsuspechng l7l s+uden+. I Easy-going sloclcy Clmarles Jordan applies 'rlie power ol posilive rlwinlcing lo responsibilily ol arranging Collon l-liglfs acliviry calendar. Planning and daring sludenr allairs was lieavy duly iob lor Rocky who received all bus and eligibilily slips. l-le also co-ordinaled allfilelic evenls and ad- minisrered words ol wisdom lo ASB Council. LIV'N LEARN Two Inner Strutegists ' lna lvlarie Mccourrney, Direcror ol Child Welfare and Arlendance, as llwe Jaclc Webb ol flue arlendance ollice, has an inlinile capacily lor remembering names, and appreci- alively accepls snowballs from vic- Jrims ol 'wiauniain lever. Praclicing cross examinarion, lna Marie dis- covers wlwy and where ol srudenl ab- sences. Page I9 Charles Jordan, direclor of sfuclenf acfivilies, and ASB council adviser, pauses for a momenf wi+l'1 fools of his peculiar lrade. Who learn Quickly To Spot u Pltony or Praise The Honest inAttendunce Ottice and Activities Whitmer Auditorium, favorite community meeting place, scene ot asse-nblies every Thursday, where small-town building gave biq city oppor- 'unltles ot large seating capacity and pertect acoustics. WILLING FACULTY Peclugogs' Amazing Information Runs From lu Brea Tor Pits' Blue Goo These lhree coaches graciously assume somewhaf nafural expressions. Tom Spencer looks mildly serious, Hank Balke, grim, and Harold Mosiman cloesn'+ look al all, luis eyes are closed. A. Jarvis sneaks a look al a passing noieg Tressie Truf-sdall graphically demonslrales proper senlence conslrudion lo D. Wisserl. R. Neely dreamily conlemplafes somellning -- no doubl pleasanl. 1 , ,-.- I , N Olq-M5 , X 5-AX' a v I I Tom Beckwilli lfixgriculiurel amicably prepares iuiure agriculiuralisls for life among +l1e boyinos and eguines down on llie farm . . . Belrween murderous glances Won'l you ever learn diplomacy? and mollwerly solicilude, Gel our ol ilwal drall youll calcln a cold, Cnrislina D. Beeson's lEng. Journ.l clieeriul reassurance Qi course you can! dispells all possibiliiy oi iailure . . . Fool Togeilier, liand al sides, rlwree laps 'For ine iirsl guy lnal lalkslm dfclales Ruben Be- seda lBoys' P.E.l in luis siylisli green slwoos, lo a solemn line of boys al rigid aiieniion . . . Diminuliye Edine Besl ll-lome Ec.l pallers along on ner skyscraper-soled looiwear enroule lo snow eager young nomomakers oi iomorrow ine funda- menlals ol liomemaking . . . Minnie Bislnop llibrarianl, amidsl lowering slielyes ol books, is eager To aid ine sludeni in book seleciions, io be lasled, swallowed, or digosle-d . . . Mercurial lilile bundle of dynamile, l-lelen Borrego ll.alin, Spanislril, is recognized as being wordier 'rlian Websler and lwice as inieresling. E. Rull1 Wliile smiles waggislily over cl1ess board, Donald Lindsey kibilles, Harold John son quoles from rule book, and Norman Sharp gleefully beams over his own marlerful playing. LL'l4AAl X i f f lf .Q L . gli ,iii b ill! to Ho tyauyyfln X le ' ng Fever ,fi ii iliijilijgi Alf VL A A O Sunny-disposiTioned Mary Anderson ll-lome Ec.l aTTempTs To averT serious gasTric disTurbances as T-lomemalcing girls sample Their own handiworlc . . . O. McNeill Arnold lEnglishl, adviser, counselor, and springboard Tor The scholarship-seelc ing budding inTellecTuals, models whaT The well-dressed male Teacher should wear . . . Bill Ashley lMaThl, The sprighTly- sTepping. long-sTriding Tormer Traclc sTar, holds record as only Teacher eager enough To run happily To school in The morn . . . ShirT cuTTs rolled baclc, Bill Ashmore lDraTTingl, menTor ol The T-square seT, hinTs in dry briTTle Tones, ThaT line could be a liTTle darlcerlu . . . The Tlannel shirT-clad Tigure oT Marlin Baer lP.E., CrienT.l cheerTully paTs down The hall on soTT-soled shoes enrouTe To orienT inguisiTiye Trosh . . . Silverehaired Mary Jane Bailey lfiiuidancel miraculously quells sTudy hall rabble by lighTly Tapping a pencil on her deslc . . . l-lanlc Blake lSocial Science, P.E.l, masTer oT The drawling com- mands, quells minor wars in American lnsTiTuTions, and prods unwilling sTudenTs. s --Q-...,,, R b 1 Smifh chafs with smiling Alice Cobb and Helen Soucheck, who are beinq c u ffered by AlberT Loring, possesor of wha? appears To be a foreign vehicle, bui is ped negafive. e lly iusf an American flip Physiology insfrucfor, Donald McCawIey, ToresiqhTedly prepares TirsT aid: J, Alcanfar prepares The equipmenfg and J. McCoy w edly prepares The long slender needle. D. Davis seems sfrang ly happy abouT if all. Ken Pure holds sheef music preparaTory To burslinq TorTh Th song, Helen l. McDaniel accompanies on piano, and V. Margu T Brooks plays a hoT fiddle. J. Wolfe and Y. Bush inveniory numerous liTerary supplies as p T of Their iob as library assisTanTs. +-v' vc-5:-f- f'-r INSPIRED LEADERS Instructors Must Become Masters of Five Day Week Moods and Tim Leonora Norton, carrying goodies, gestures to Edine Best, a goodie b g poised on his temporarily disab'ed two wheeler. Mary Anderson exp tly ppl t t p I I t ack wheel. Q Brandishing a tragile skeleton, an eager student declares, l.ookl A tossilized skeleton ot a horned herbacious condivoral pterodactyl, genus stultiaf' No, replies meticulously-groomed Fred Bronsdon lSciencel, merely a barn owl. . . . Tiny Ii'I suits like doll clothes, and bright-eyed appearance twat she is about to chirp, typity volatile V. Marguerite Brooks lMusicjg Brooksie rates tops tor innovating Musicale Extraordinaire . . . Texan Clois Brown H50- cial Sciencel, the seniors' problem, drawls We naiver haiv taists in US. I-leestryp we all-waiz waiv kwizzes . . . Ever-patient Beulah Bullington fling ishl, the gracious little lady with the albino coitture, is versed equally well in both Skakespearean and ocal background . . . Stately Joan Butler's lComrnercel etticiency equally astounds hapless tish on her took during vacations, or aspiring business maiors in class . . . Colton I-Iigh's tugitive trom the drama, Mike Ciavarelli lEnglishl, possesses an intinite tlair tor gaining triends with his tlashing smile and laughing eyes. To Answer Students' Daily Demands i Q l 3 S x , , I W. 1 Y 44 Coach Tom Lyon ancl Coach Joe Miller gravely confer abouf num- erous insignificanl defanls lhaf conslanlly appear fo puzzle men of ac? n. I Efficienf Alice Cobb lCommercel gesficulafcs af office pracfice sfudenfs, passes ouf fhrice-used paper, and wifh addifional flourishes adds, Quif piclcing af fhaf machine! . . . Georgie Coulfer llfnglishl of fhe black fresses, fhe red lips, and fhe colo ful plaids, flabbergasfs her eager English Orrin Sheldahl quielly furfhers his educalion, buf Charles Jordan i cl ly C -SS If Wl Versaflle Wardrobe ' ' ' Corel? Cowell-f brisfles on his brush and Carlfon Fischer's head before painfing, while Fischer GIf'lS C d Ili BGFl'TlUd6 Sl'1OY'lS Gfld Wlille soclxs, f:'ef Y e Plal 5 'O idle Clols Bern lug' why l'e,5l 'ld 90 ahead and mow daily claps on er famous red haf, saving herself e awn. ' V I ZSx!xY A from an awful deafh of hcaf exposure . . . Walfer Dudley lC5en. Shopl, sfill displaying red hair affer ears of channelin woodsho whifflers foward x C3 iv I Soon-lo-be leafher-working experfs are shown during craffs clas fl h g Fnfjgief CFaf'lSf'T'1d1'15l'1lp, deSpef'5l'ely QOr1SlClGFS H1555 lhe hides of some poor defenseless animal. L. lo r.: L. Herf, J. H f R prOdUC+iOn of +OO+hpiCkS I I I Sixgyourvyour John Krueger. Peering af camera are D. Brooks and B. Befchel. Evers lWood Shopl, former champion wresfler, en- forces shop discipline wifh cordial invifafion, Care fo wresfleffl . . . Carlfon Fischer lOrienfafionl, every vvhislcer abrisfle, pafernally mofhers freshmen and frafernally explains, Youre nof given a grade, Bill: you earn if. . . . Charlcs Graser lgocial Sciencel replies fo a garbled guesfion, Gosh, l don'f lcnowf' wifh a scrafching of fhe head as he disfribufes guidance in effecfive sfudenf-fo-sfudcnf manner . .. Nancy l-lamilfon lfiirls' P.E.l, leader of fhose brighf young fhings on fhe afhlcfic fields, enjoys ringing McCanlies' nose vvifh a fape roll .. .Clyde lr-larnoise lCommercel mefhodically buffons fop buffons of his shirf before facing fhe delighfs and sundry classroom supplies of his Friendly Sfudenf Sfore . .. Paul l-lopson lAufo Shopl, wifh his college professor loolc, supervises fhe fleef of big yellow buses and fhe illuminafion squad llighf crewl . . . Chemisfry explosions are nof fo be described in fhe lab manual as 'Blooeyl' irafely exclaims Gene l-losfefler lScie encel, washing chemicals from his hands for fhe 3Ofh fime fhaf period. FRIENDLY ADVISERS Teachers May Tip You Off On What to Do With Old Worn Out Soup Marlin Baer, B foofball, varsify fracic coach, and leach- er of Orienlalion, poinfs oui his idea of an oufsfanding ioofball player fo dubious Ruben Beseda, B fooiball and P. E. coach. GAA girls fighf aggressively for fhe ball, praciicing fo O Compelenl nurse, lla I-lull, replies wilh slandard warning when issuing nondress excuses +o sludenls This is good lor 'roday only, buf one day can make a difference. . . . Theodore l-lunl llvlachine Shopl, in unmisfalceably lirm words, convinces auio shop boys +ha+ lhe mosf beaulilul lhing on wheels lakes more lhan four moons and a pair of rapping Smillies . . . Family man, l-larold Johnson llvlalhl, deliberalely leads his algebra classes info ihe land of X's, Y's, and Z's, leav- ing behind Jrhe more reluclanl 'rravelers . . . Charles Rocky Jordan, Direclor oi Aclivilies, lSocial Sci- encel, palienllv lislens ro moans of over ac+iva+ed sludenls and prophelically warns, Irs lhe supplemenl- ary worlc lhalr counlsg i+'s a big problem. You gel whal I mean? Tressie Truesdall praciices applying beauiy marks on Mike Ciavarelli, firmly bound in decora+or's sheet Neill Arnold bombasiically re- hearses a dramafic role, and Phil Schediwy considers how ro properly apply rhe bushy mousiache. lalce fheir parl in +oday's compefeiive world, . Y. P Page 24 I fo r. earce, M. Perez, B. Di Donafo, J. Berch, P. Shar Maxine Nelson, gaily alfired for slriing frip, giggles al fhe sigh? of Clyde Ha noise examining wild animal pelfs isfufledl. Ernie Kovaclx clinically inspecls anolher 'peei- meng Joan Bufler, gone fishin', merely laughs. . U! fi i.Lt,k ii Y ilk-fi NL' YJ i X 'fi A l X ,i 'U A A j. fi , V, f i , c' ax LUXL7 fy1KL4liV! Or How to lose Your Tensions I Casually draped over chair, enlwining his legs around lable leg, Ernie Koyacl lCome mercel, commends his ohesocllicienl secree 'raries wilh, l'Oh, Daisy Maelll . . .Joe Lash, Collon boy who made good, relurns lo alma maler as assislanl coach and drivers ed inslruclor . . . Donald Lindsey llvlalhl, in a vcice ranging lrom high bass lo masculine conlrallo, guoles sign on his door, Aban- don hope llor guml all ye who onler here . . . Joyial Alberl lf. Loring lflommercel, ad minislors friendly discipline lo delinguenl lulure businessmen wilh a wee rulor lap on lhe lop ol lhe head . . . The man in lhe rain coal, Tom Lyon lboysl P.E.l, slaunchly braving The rigors ol wind and wealher, vigorously loads ever onward his gymnaslic forces. Chrislinu D. Beeson, Charles Graser, Beulah Bullinglon, l-lollen Ravn, I. fo r.: wave a cheerful goodbye lo Their las? vehicle of escape from chaperoning Boys' Forum Dance. D. Ramirez painsfalungly drills a Iiflle round hole n his proiecl, one ol many required for woodshop lasses. oach Joe Lash, loling his liHle foolball, diligenl- ly climbing fhe slairs of his Alma Maier. Unknown I gs exif quiclrly. LEARNING GUIDES Faculty, Never at a loss For a Formula Q Wilh lhal easy slride accomplished only in shorls, Sherry Mc- Canlies lGirls' P.E.l, The only gal wilh freedom ol campus, lazily slrolls our of her ollice and desperalely cries, lsn'l anyone going lo lhe main building? . . . Don Mccawley lSciencel, highly lalenled in communily sing direcling, adminislered The an- eslhelic vvilhoul reslrainl-Resull-I-le bumped oll da' ral! . . . Amid painls, pols, poslers, pupils, I-lelen l. McDaniel lAr+l lurns young Picassos' inleresls lrom idle doodlings lo cullured masler- pieces . . . Nearly disabling a huslcy loolball player wilh an allec- 'rionale pal on 'rhe baclc, huslcier Joe lvliller lBoys' P.E.l gives physical and oral encouragemenl lo his brood ol daunlless gridders. email' I Donald McCawley slrives lo loolc like Glenn Miller's piclure on record album, Gene Hosfefler walches amused, having seen Glenn Miller, and Mary Jane Bailey sils grace- fully poised on 'fhe bench, unimpressed by modeling poses. To Cure Ignorance Or Squelch Impishness N T Y y f. 4 , X .gi E. Rulh While beams as she explains one of lhose lypical algebra problems. Lislening en- lhralled al lhe procedure are ll. fo r.l D. Mar- linez, L, Hofland, J. Bradford. Q l-le wore black denim lrousers and waved a balon. Aslride nol a molorcycle, buf a high slool, W. Vincenl lvloals llnslr. lvlusicl assembles molley colleclion ol lools. bangs, and honlcs inlo harmonic rapporl ol live bands . . . Tom Morrow lSpanish, P.E.l leans baclc, vainly allempls lo give Spanish vocabulary and lislen lo World Series al same lime - lv1anana - l-lome run - nueve - Foul ball -- amigo - Kill lhe ump! . . . Sporling his sublle-hued crimson sporl coal, Harold lvlosiman lSludy, P.E.l lranslorms sludy hall announcemenls inlo side-splilling epics . . . Maxine Nelson lCom- mercel delighls sludenls wilh her Iillle girl giggle while merrily clackely-claclcing away on her lypewriler . . . Leonora Norlon's lOrienlalionl quiel bul amicable manner dis- plays her willingness lo help lrosh lhrough lruslralions ol high school lile . . . Blonde lvlarlys Owen lEnglishl, noled lor myriad scarls, shawls, and sloles, kindly inlorms slu- denls she doesn'l care lo hear all lhe grisly delails ol lhe de-eyeing ol Cyclops . . . Driver's Ed. maeslro, Tom Phelps, llaunling a lie reading. You're never alone on lhe road, crawls down lhe lreeway, perpelu- ally selling a good example lor polenlial delinquenl drivers. x 0 jvkoa scum Wi , ,xmbglykk ,bf ri his fy N L s Clip dz K I TM- K. K . 1,1 cc, I nr D X ,, 'IAM ,f -Urcr A KLWM5 Rs 17 QL We . A r' ow,onu,wa' XX! S L H dy p d h h ls yore name? inquires Ro ky 2 f' Jordan ol Theodore Hunl in piclure ol a lypical fa lly parly. Feel in corner unidenlified. ' fl V Tom Phelps ga'lllan'rly bows lol curlsying Georgia Couller as.Marlys Owen gives f lh wilh a merry, Hey, hey, ho, while Vincenl Moals avidly liddles. 1 . V yi f , , ' ' kwa lmj eu, or-W4 WWW 3 we JMU? 7461! ' ,J ffff ' ' fwwwfffu VWMV -fC ffrxfff - ,I . fe fl ' ' Page 27 Z 60114, gui 0jc9Zf0 V -. , P fnelcfjwi 96 ffvf TEENAGERS' AIDES Muster Analysts ot the Strange, Challenging, Mysterious Adolescent Mind Minnie Bishop, seated between flowering vege- tation, pauses in her work of guarding books and offering advice to bewildered students visiting library. exploits and Theodore Hunt, Bill Ashmore, John Evers, Paul Hopson and Walter Dudley hold hu- morous pow-wow in tool room. Note by expression just what type tale has been spun i So the tirst lniun sez. .. lg also note authentic Indian designs adorning back wall ot woodshop wigwam. Page 28 I John Possley lbnglishl provides todder tor education- hungry English students by selling them cultural 35-cent paper- backed books trom overstocked library . . . Ken Pure's lCrattsl three demerits at a time encourages boisterous bus passen- gers to enioy pastoral scenes and verdant Bloomington scenery in silent awe . . . Senor Frank Quinonez lSpanish, P.E.l perambulating around Spanish classes, vainly searches tor someone to divulge the proper answer- Quien sabe? Oh, doesn't anybody sabre? . . . l-lolt Ravn lEnglishl, tormer buddy ot Blood and Guts Patton, triumphantly recounts youthtul transtixes class with eloquence ot poetry. X 1 Lllilyxild Frank Quinonez glares terociously while trying to intimidate Stan Treitman tor making out late quarter grades: John Possley throws up hands in surrender, and Bill Ashley, Lite Science teacher, educates physics teacher in finer points of physics. 1 K. Klingbeil slares doublfully al Paul Hopson lr.l demonslraling lhe inner workings of lhe aulomobile lo S. Facca and D. Epslein in aufo shop classroom. They are fascinaled by all lhe liflle wires. Hard-worlring members of lhe annual s'raf'l were loo busy 'Io pose for a piclure during senior piclure indexing, so were shol al work. I. to r.: J. Crouch, B. Roberfs, T. Pray, M. Beber, N. Fernan- dez. Sherry McCanlies, leif, head ol Girls' P.E. cleparlmenl, discusses wilh compalriols how besl lo prorecl heallh ol young charges. Hearlily concurring are Corela Cowarf and Nancy Hamillon. They Become Top Quality Ad-lib Artists lla Hull, school nurse and diviner of cleverly fa e illnesses, prepares various medicinal supplies for e long day ahead. I Phil Schediwy llang., Speechl, lopped lay burr haircul, inevilably c r e a s e s in an obviously Hpleased wilh myself grin aller successfully slressing poinl . . . Norman Sharp lMalhl, always growing inlo a crew cul or oul ol a llal lop, im- presses sludenls wilh a snappy wil and a real sharp grin . . . l-lclen Souchelq lcommercel, lhe lillle lady wilh lhe mild manner, daily copes wilh lhe demands ol olaslreperous lrosh in her none 'foo-lirlle commerce classes . . . Tom Spencer llvlalhl, one oi The lew 'reachers who escaped idyllic bliss ol marriage, polilely laul slernly com- mands malh classes lo S-hadduplu . . . Sian lreilman lSciencel, bemoans 'rhe llsophomore slump and how lo show lhree movies To lour classes in one period wilh Two proicclion boys . . . Tressie Truesdall lEnglishl, adiusled laeaulilully 'ro a new home, new husband, new recipes, amid The inlricacies ol explaining subiunclives and Mac- belh lo seniors . . . E. Rulh While llvlalhl melh- odically slrangles harmless erasers while inquiring Any queslions7 Curricular horrors ol college exislence are layorile leclure lopics. ABLE INSTRUCTORS Teachers, Worth Their Weight In Precious Golden Yellow Jackets gag FFA green thumbs weed rose garden under capable direction of senior V. J. Oberschmidt, l. to r: B Barlow, G. Quinn, L. Tipton, B. l.yon, A. Adams. 'full T 5. I .E jf,.1-itat Diaz, supervising one portion ot Drivers' Education tests, checks care- y tor error in aligning the little cars. lToo bad all tests aren't more lilce this.l Girl at right appears to be hidinq. Helen Borrego watches engrossed in the thrilling sight ot Tom Morrow visually measuring the distance between the ball and club. Page 30 V. Marguerite Brooks miraculously welds into a musical whole the motley voices possessed by the aggregation of Boys' Chorus en- thusiasts. Why is it the shortest people are usually in back row? P T A WORKERS Mamas, Papas, and Teachers All Work For Their little Ones P.T.A. Board: Mrs. Russell Crouch, P.T.A. presideni, blends voices in singing old favoriies. Seafed ai piano, secreiary, Mrs. Milfon Van Voohrisg sfandinq, l. lo r: freasurer, Mrs. Ernesl Harrisg 2nd veep. Mrs. David Cornwell: lsi veep, Mrs. Richard Yazell: hisforian, Mrs. C. E. Marchusg audifor, Roberl Smiihg parliamenfarian, Donald H, Mclnlosh. I Mrs. R. l-l. Crouch, presidenl ol Collon Parenl- Teacher Associalion, lcepl order among brood of 650 members whose goal was beller relalions among par- enls, leachers, and siudenls. The mammolh group awarded Scholarship Sociely noviliale pins, and spon- sored counlry lair whose proiils augrnenled lreasuries oi parlicipaling clubs. They provided noclurnal seniors opporlunily lo dance 'lill dawn al all-nighl gradualion parly and donaled funds for glasses and clolhing io needy sludenls. P.T.A. officers paved lrhe way lor a happy lacully by preparing a pre-school weelc lunch- eon1lorleacl1ers.Worl4 in lhe well baby clinic broughr happy coos from lhe kiddies, while serving fried chiclr- en lo seniors on June picnic called Torih 300 apprecia- live yum yurnsf' Keeping in lhe spiril oi lhe lime, enlhusiaslic mammas parlicipaled in lhe annual Chrislmas communily lea. Rigilf bottom: Ai HiQTri wedding boolh, R. Lowlher ll.l beams ai mock nuplial ceremony, gaily disregarding B. Sfraunch ir.l who forgoi The ring, can'f afford +0 go fo Niagara Falls, and didn'f really want lo wed anyway! .cg ff?-5,0 Q- CQ' , cy Qavgcflrffvj Yffja Cr' at A Qc by C51,47!'Ll XVCVT fvgl j ZVKQXJN F702 e X l JZ 5w if 7 Q05 . A MJT Below: Commerce Clubbers qc Ha- waiian al Counlry Fair. Lefi to righft Aloha oeu beams prexy S. Johnson: Hoompah, w a h i n e sl exclaims D. Kendall: OOmgawal'i, adoringly coos E, Wiyninger. L. Middlefon dreams of a fish-and-poi luaug Wanna buy a cheap oulrigger? aslrs shrewd G. Kur- lack. fn! K ii 09' l. L ii? rc I QJ' if lg 4 ...Wg Business Manager Charles C. Howell makes use ol adding machine lo supplemenl his own flying menlal calculalions. OFFICE OPERATORS WML! Dora Torres, Mac's se l y d bl l h d g l l I lh claiming ol lhe school b ll Personnel Grow light-headed, But Never Dizzy Over Their Duties O T-man ol lhe campus, Charles l-lowell, re- plies wilh his slarlling command, Gimme your money and gel oulf' when selling game liclcels. Mild-mannered and business-lilce, he delighls in relieving sludenls ol lhal which burns a hole in your poclcelf' Business man- ager l-lowell has ledious iob ol accounling lor Collon l-ligh's 'spending spreesf' vanf ishing locker-lceys, and abused lexlhoolcs. O Allempling lo delour unnecessary con- lusion lrom lVlac's medilalion chamber, Dora Torres, suporinlendenl's secrelary, peers lhrough lashionaple specs and graci- ously inlorms you lhal lhe wailing line lorms lo lhe righll Enacling role ol walch- dog, Dora also linds lime lor menial mallers ol lraclcing down lhe ianilors, loiling over lhe swilchboard, and lceeping main ollice running smoolhly. Lll Ly h p pl secrel y ly ly l y d G g Blf ar , are. Covering Finances, Records, and Transcripts I Lolifa Lynch, vice-principals' secrefary, is anxious fo oblige wifh fhe answer fo fhe efernal guesfion, Where, oh, where is Mr. Price? She also proves fo be delighfful company fo sfudenfs who become freguenf visifors fo fhe vice-principals' offices. C Sfarfing The year off wifh a bang lhe spilled confenfs of cash regisfer on cafeferia floorl, George Blanfon was inifiafed info Colfon l-ligh's deparfmenf of fhe freasury as financial secrefary, buf deparfed during fhe second semesfer. I Secluded amidsf her many, many files, Toni l-lernandez, Regisfrar, dexfrously fhumbed fhrough a seemingly unlimifed supply of cards revealing sfudenf's grades, franscripfs, failure nofices, A and AA cards. Parialrers of fhe iacu'fy luncheon sii comioriably repleie munching lefi-over hors d'oeuvres. ln foreground, Tom Lyons gazes af parfying, Walfer Dudley sneaks a self shaker, Bill Ashmore siares fixedly ai fhe candle. ACN Rcgisirlr Tony Hernandez eiiicienily responds io ilu lummons of ilu ding n-ling. Meri? Clerk, Alicia Chavez, and Affendance Secrefary, Florence Morse looll up from busily doing iheir pari in keeping ihe Afiendance Office running incessanily. I Florence Morse, of fhe infamous af- fendance office, issued worlq permifs fo indusfrious sfudenfs and dufifully fabu- lafed absences. I Quiefly and pafienfly informing fhe unforfunafes of fheir numerous merif losses is Alicia Chavez, who also nofifi- ed parenfs of persisfenf absences, hope ing fo encourage beffer affendance. I Exotic toreign delicacies were presented as a novelty to enliven iaded tastelouds' nevertheless, cateteria artisans contended they served more potatoes with gravy than any other dish . . . The tood wizards proudly but tiredly laid claim to serving more than 500 hungry students and taculty per day . . . Manager Beulah Roberts supervised a statt ot student helpers and tour adults-Thelma l-larmer, Frances Morse, Jewel lvicNary, and Norrna Denlin . . . Contrary to what most worried mothers believe, students buy a large percentage ot assorted healthtul sal- ads and truits sold at the cateteria . . . A delighttul sense ot contusion was created when a sign appeared on the blaclc board reading Please return all dishes to the cate- teria . . . Innovations that surprised and pleased cateteria patrons were printed tags on sandwiches, which eliminated peeking surreptitiously into paclcages to determine their contents, and the new retrigerated serve-yourselt salad and dessert display case. TASTE TEMPTERS l X 0? fs flair' eg fr Cafeteria artisans starved students and faculty. L. to r.: B. Reber , . Not shown, D. MacGregor. is gather round some ot their equipment preparatory t ts l H N D l' J M N y . BV In, Cheerful Cooking, Cutting, Cltopping Artists Cater to Clrewers X ET my Mob scene! Everyone rushes to the cafeteria, teachers naturally crowding in and demanding pi tl1 r food first. Students, in varying attitudes ot patience, endure m II g crowds on the other s d ot the counter. X Page 34 gobble vorac ly O E! UE!!! mis o berf Weaver, head cusiodian, relaxes comforfably and dreams of being Disfricf S periniendenf. SWEEPERS, MENDERS C Two shorf buzzes of The bell were liffle fhings signifying someone in need of cus- fodial assisfance, whefher fo sow grass seed on girls' afhlefic field, consfrucf baseball diamond and dugoufs, lay fennis courfs, planf flowering frees, or encircle fhe bus drive wifh shrubs. Cusfodial force became cafasfrophe crew as fhe elernenfs wrealced havoc on vulnerable campus. Help yelped head cusfodian, l-lerberf Weaver and as- sisfanf, Tony Marfinez, as firsf heavy rain sprung leaks in main building and liberally doused fhe shops. They formed buclcef brig- ade, and whife collar man, D. H. Mclnfosh, ioined fhem as fhey madly dashed far on fhe roof of new Whifmer Audiforium dur- ing lafer precipifafion. P e r ple x e d and goggle-eyed, fhey wafched wef ground sur- rounding fheir freshly-laid cernenf baseball dugouf suddenly begin 'ro slide if downhill. When winds foppled wicked-looking pepper free boughs, cusfodial forces hasfily lopped off free fops which fhreafened fo be felled in fhe nexf sform. Armed With Buckets, Brooms, Rakes, Hammers, or Hose, Custodians Always Work Cusfodldns busy ihemselves wifh myriad dufies, from sounding fhe floor 'io elaborafely preparing fo give fhernselves a shower. Cusfodiel force kn ing, from row, I. to r.: R. Rex, L. Cowarf, W. Hilleerd, H. Weaver, R. Gomez, J. Sore, M. Meriinez, Isfandingl R, Marquez. Standing. Row 2: I. Ch p man, T. Gomez, H. Weaver, H. Valenluela, W. Daugheriy, F. Sofo. . f Q. n 1, 1 I I, is, B . 1? . Q i X 7. 3653 65022 Q 41 .., Seniors, Juniors, , ' 5 A si ig? Ili, s Q i r r ws 5 S e Sophies, Fresh and Their Activities SENIOR OFFICERS These leaders Proved Versatile us Bold, Brave Members ofthe Triumplwl Senior Class Officers colleciively consider grades for college enlr Caso, vice-presidenlg M. Beeson. presidenig D. Lewlon, ireasurer. O Seniors were prodded, caioled, and encouraged by Clois Brown and Marlys Owen. Easy-going man- ner and deceleraled mode of speech camoullaged Texas Clois Brown's rugged delerminalion lhal buz- zing brood ol 300 seniors would excel. Presidenl lvliclc Beeson wielded presidenlial gavel al weelcly meelings and mid-year eleclion which placed Joe Ganino and Carol Thalch in co-exisleni spol as pro- gram chairmen. O Upper Scholasiic five per cenl swealed lhrough rough and rigorous Two-hour General Molors lvleril Scholarship quiz. Page 38 wifh affeniion focused on prexy s. L. fo r.: D. Davis, secrefaryg B. l-lere proper answers lo nalional GM brain-cracker broughi chance for expense-paid college luilion lo science man Bill Ward. Counly Fair gamblers baffled wilh Lady Luclc al senior calce wheel boolh where lorlunale winners gained cakes or suckers. Boolh nelled seniors a 44-dollar profil. O Oulslanding senior in sporls field was Camilo lCamell Carreong in music-Duane Kendall and Bob Velasquezq in woodshop-Bob Slrauch' arl-Ernie Colungap machine shop-Jerry Underwood: agri- cullure-Tom Pray: general shops-Robin Weaverg cralis-Bob Cooley. Privileged Class Who Eventually Realized All Ot The little Things That Count CMC 'W UC14 SBVC Q.. hh L, ,L 'W as fb QW Senior Class Council, front row, l. to r.: T. Gonzales, Girls' League rep J Alcantar, Boys Forum rep., S. Scott, Girls League rep., cclt Row: J. Duke, Boys' Forum rep.g C. Thatch, program chair., J. Ganno, program chair.: A. Robohn, ASB rep. O Bank ot America bestowed gold cups upon top scholars ot Liberal Arts, Math-Science, Commer- cial Arts, and Fine Arts. Winners Marion Gwen, Mick Beeson, and Frances McKinney, drcve to Palm Springs, Marion won SIOO in oration rating. O Seniors recall tour years ot ragged, torn-up campus, always rent by construction, re-construc- tion, or demolition. Tennis courts, parlcing lot were replaced by Whitmer Auditorium, Math-Science, Commerce wing rose. Public spealcing bungalow tell, and new athletic tield brought gleam to eyes ot athletes. Q ln tinal year, they remembered with amusement the gargantuan horrors they encountered as under- classmen. Martha l-lerrington, loving and maternal Girls' V. P. ot later senior days, loomed as tyrannical dragon ot authority in Grientation classes. Tall Tom Morrow territied thcm in Spanish classes, Sam Neu- stadt's lectures on the lite ot a shoe salesman brought welcome reliet trom Geometrys complexi- ties. E. Ruth White's Algebra I class gave no oppor- tunity to miss Mama: lectures on responsibility and adult thinlring accompanied reams ot homeworlc as- signments. Page LAST YEARERS Some Upperclussmen Plan Secret Form of Revenge As Tests Are Handed Buck Senior dress-up day. L. to r.: Standing, M. Beesong seated, B. Rolaerls, D. Senior dress-up day, I. to r.: M. Beber, D. Davis, Z. Van Dyke, F. McKinney, Davis, M. Beber, B. Gomes, D. Lewlon, N. Fernandez. Back row, standing: Z. A. Robohn, S. Cheeley, J. Sarfel ioin in lunch lime fun. Van Dyke, K. Hubbs, J. Duke. l ABOYTES. CHARLES ACEVEDO, ANNIE AGUILAR, JOHNNY ALCANTAR, JESSIE ALEXANDER. BOB ALLSUP, LAVINE M. Y. C. G. A. A. B Foolloall Hi-Y Pres. Publicafions I-II Hi-Tri B Foolball J. V. Baseball Safely Conference Rep. Quill 8: Scroll G. A. A. Jr. Band M. Y. C. Boys' Forum Sr. Rep. J. V. Cross Counlry Commerce Club With Grades KCTS YOU XIX Inf' WQILNCII' K. Marilwa Herring+on, Girls' Vice-Principal and Herman Price, Boys' Vivevprincipal, se? our fo add lo +l1e educafion of L. Bradl. The knowing smile on his par? should fell fhem rl'iey're ius? covering olcl ground. ANDRES. LORETTA ARCHULETA, rHoMAs Choir Hi-Y R R N Jr. Assembly Concerf Band giVmFT:':'uE NEST' E Hi-Tri Sr. Rep. Tennis g BAUMANN, GERRY MARIE BAXTER, CARL LEE BAXTER' CARL QTTQ Band Ari Club officer Varsiry Foofball MBV Pele B Fovfball Leiierrnen Club Sec. X1 Treas, Commerce Club J. V. Foolball BASOC0, RAY A. V. A. M. Y. C. Boys' Forum BEARD. HELEN Hi-Tri Foorlighrers BARTON, JIM Band Boys' Forum BEBER, MARGEE Publicaiions I-ll Jr. 8- Sr. Council Girls' League Rep f'6 Two L. A. firemen perform al fire-prevenlion assembly, illuslralinq various Conslilulional Essay winners sland in alliludes of concen- causes of fires and melhods of prevenfion. Sludenls were lcepl iumping lralion. L. lo r: A. Robohn sludies in corner, B. Layne adds by conlinous loud explosions and sighf of fire sweeping lhrougl-I model house finishing fouches, D. Davis helps ou? l7l, M. Wallcer, T. as warning lo lhose supplemenling new fuse wifh penny close gap. McClure, and l. Chapman praclicing drawing numbers. ALMOST ADULTS With Dreams of Glory, Upper Classmen Strive to Succeed In BEESON, MICKEY BEJARANO, RACHEL BENNENT, DONNA BERNAL, RUBY BERNAL, STEVE BLAKE, ARLENE Sr. Class Pres. M. Y. C. Hi-Tri Boys' Forum Varsily Tennis Jr. Assembly Crimson 81 Gold Assf. Ed. Girls' League Commerce Club Lellermen Club Arl Club C. S. F. Life Member Choir Foollighlers BLAKE. ROGER BLUM, DOUGLAS BOAEN, SUE BOTELER. B08 BRADFORD. JIMMIE BRIGHT. PATSY Voc. Aulo Shop A 8: B Traclc Commerce Club Foolball Capl. J. V. Baseball G. A. A. B Foolball Arl Club Girls' League Lellermen Club ViceAPres. Boys' Forum Ar? Club Boys' Forum B Foofball Foollighler Pres. Girls' League Asse LITTLE THINGS THAT AMUSED US . . llvluscle-men lifting study hall tables with their lcneos and actually not being spotted by queen ot the study hall, lvl. J. Bailey . . . Little suntlower seeds which grow toward the sky phase in the in- terpretive dancing class ol potential May Fete per- tormers ...Watching tho circle-drawing with noses and lrantic reaching tor the ceiling act in creating the modern dance . . . Noisy trosh sounding ott about pushy upperclassmen, then becoming deathly silent at sudden appearance ot brawny l-li- Y men . . . The woe-be-gone expressions revealed atter a typing test when underclassmen discovered that they had started from the wrong home l4eys and the paper is tull ot asterisks, semi-colons, and dashes. Annual Constitutional Essay Contest MAELENE msiy Club C Bopsters pertorm on floor at Boys' Forum Dance. C. Chaves ltrontl is not involved in a terpsichorean solo, but a lively mambo, demonstrating how to win friends and lose partners in one easy lesson. She loolcs anxiously tor missing partner. The line-up strides inexplicably onward at Boys' Forum Dance led by Pepper Bough Editor M. Wallcer and escort J. Dulce Iollowed by B. Gotten, M. Marte, N. Burclell, D. Brooks, J. Hodge, W. Vuugben, L. Preston, and J. Crouch. DON BURTON, CLAUDE BRYANT. DWAYNE BRYANT, WAYNE BUFFUM, BARBARA BRYANT, DOLLY rew Auto Shop Boys' Forum B Football G. A. A. Commerce Club Club Machine Shop Boys' Forum Engineering Club Hi-Tri Commerce Club Girls' League THINKERS OF 1956 Seniors Feel Equal to Any Tusk From Blueprinting World Peace BURTON, PAT BUSH YVONNE BUTLER, MAXINE BYBEE, BEVERLY CAMPA RAMON CANCINO MAR . , , I G. A. A. Hi-Tri Commerce Club Girls' League M. Y. C. M. Y. C. Girls' League G. A. A. Hi-Tri Boys' Forum Girls' League Library Assl. Girls' League CARR, JIM CARRASCO. RAQUEL CARREON. CAMILO CARRIERE, PAT VAN DE LOOP CASSETTA. ROBERT CHAFEE. EDWARD Engineering Club M. Y. C. Varsify Foofball Concerf Band Safety Club Boys' Forum Radio Club Ari Club Leifermen Pres. Commerce Club Boys' Forum J. V. Baseball G. A. A. Varsify Baseball Fooflighiers 'Whvr Nw s 3 .. ggirf- ' f 2.: i CHAVEZ. MARY CHAVEZ, CEASAR CHAPMAN. INEZ CHAVEZ. RICHARD CHAYEZ, TONI CHEELEY, SYDNEY Commerce Club Ari Club Prog. Chair. Hi-Tri Boys' Forum G. A. A. Girls' League G. A. A. M. Y. C. Girls' League M. Y. C. B. of A. Cerf. M. Y. C. Tennis Caferinq Club Bausch-Lomb Award Page 44 To Offering Timely Suggestions On How To Improve The School Curriculum Bank ov! America Cup Winners, borfom I. to r: M. Beeson, M. Owen, B. Ward, F. McKinney. Certificate Winners, top, I. Io r: B. Roberls, D. Kendall, D. Laughlin, L. Kirlcpalriclx, S. Cheeley. CHILCOTE, JIM CISNEROS, MARINA CLAUSSEN, JANET CLOSSON, ROSEMARY COLUNGA, ERNIE COMER, VERENA J. V. Cross Counlry N. F. l.. Band Maioreile-4 yrs. Hi-Tri Ari Club Treas. l li-Tri Sr. Band G. A. A. Jr. Exiravaganza Commerce Club Scholarship Soc. Lalin Club dec. Machine Shop M. Y. C. Girls' League Foollighlers M. Y. C. Commerce Clul: Page 45 lf's Phe Lihle Things- like loo many rain drops and a foo lilfle umbrella lhal dismay huddling seniors, S. Scoff, J. Salfel, and N. Epps. SOLID STUDIERS Your Blood Pressure Rockets I Delighled by a flurry ol snowllalces, po- lenlial dilchers reluclanlly poslponed moun- lain Trips, and decided 'ro enioy local snow, avoiding a loss of I5 poinls . . . lnsisling lhal his speed was only 45 in a 25 mile zone, The genlleman from Texas, Clois Brown, accompanied by a bus-load ol sludenls, re- calls his experience wilh a slale policeman . . . Marion Owen, ASB prexy, allempled lo leach sludenlr body lhe correcl eloculion ol lhe Pledge ol Allegiance . . . Advenlur- ously celebraling The Pomona loolball vic- lory, several boys buill a bon-lire, only lo be discouraged by rhe Fire Chief . . . Senior physiologisls iourneying lo Loma Linda Med- ical School viewed anylhing from shrunlcen heads lo Jrhe wonders ol lhe medical world. ws 'Q TV COOK, RONALD Quill 81 Scroll Publicalions l-ll Councilman-al-large CROSSNO, DALE Voc. Aulo Shop Slage Crew J. V. Foolball CONTRERAS, LUCILLE CONGER. RONNIE D. A. R. Rep. A. v. A. Quill 8: Scroll Engineering Club M. Y. C. Vice-Pres. Fooflighlers CRANDALL, MARLENE CROUCH, JOEL Girls' League Publicalions l-ll Quill 81 Scroll B Baslrelball ':::Y COOLEY, BOB COOLEY, DALE COOLEY, RONNY F. F. A. Vice-Pres. F. F. A. Sec. Sfage Crew Pres J. V. Foolball Hi-Y Treas. Arf Club Hi-Y Sr. Problems Class Rep. B Traclr Team DAVIS, DONNA DELA CRUZ. DORA DEVORE. BOB Sr. Class Sec. G. A. A. B Basketball Publicafions l-ll M. Y. C. Boys' Forum Jr. Exfravaganza Girls' Chorus As Competition Increases Between Classes For Annual PTA Membership Drive DIDONATO, BETTY DOBYNS. DARLENE DONALDSON. ANITA G. A. A. Hi-Tri Crimsonettes Capt. Library Asst. May Fete Art Club Girls' Chorus G. A. A. DOTY, RON DREIMAN, RONNIE DRINKHOUSE, ROSIE Baseball Capt. Sr. Band G. A. A. Boys' Forum Sec. 81 TreasBoys' Forum F. T. A. Hi-Y May Fete TQ 'x.-ff Nzl' '! DUKE. GLENN DUKE, JOHN DURAN, EVA ECK, PAT EGE. CHARLES EPPS, NORMA JO Choir Boys' Forum Sr. Rep. Hi-Tri Latin Club N. F. L. Sr. Play Voc. Auto Sliop Hi-Y M. Y. C. Girls' League Boys' Forum A. S. B. Sec. Quill 81 Scroll Jr. May Princess EVANS, BILL EVANS. GERALDINE FERNANDE1. NELUE FINFROCK, JOHN FINNEY, DONNA FISCHER, RONNIE Engineering Club H. M. S. Pinafore M. Y. C. Sec. F. F. A. Hi-Tri Publications l Boys' Forum Tliespians Quill X Scroll Boys' Forum G. A. A. Quill Ki Scroll Clioir Publications I-ll Girls' League Commerce Club Page 47 ACCENT ON SENIGRITY King-Size Frustrutions Present Themselves as we Picture FLORES, LOUIE FLOOD, ROBERT FLINT, EDWARD FLORES, MARY GAINES, RICHARD GALVEZ, Varsily Baseball Boys' Forum Rep. Varsily Foolball M. Y. C. Girls' League Rep. Jr. Honor Guard Quill Br Scroll M. Y. C. Sr. Rep, Liqlwl Crew Hi-Y Publicalions l Boys' Sfale Rep. Sr. Councll Rep. Lellermen Club Commerce Club Jr. Class Assembly H. M. S. Pinafore M. Y. C. Page 48 M. Beeson, Senior Class prexy, and B. Rolaerls, annual edilor, xl-rue mulual problems benealh lhe science palio arch. College Boards and Finals GANINO, JOE Varsily Foolball Hi-Y Choir GLENISKY. DONA G. A. A. Girls' League GARCIA. BERNICE G. A. A. Pres. Band Pan-American Assembly GOMES, BARBARA Jr. Class Treas. Publicalions I-ll Annual Bus. Slafl -s , A Senior Dale Cooley demonslrales his sleer's prize-winning form lluaf copped llie Slale Cliampion award al lhe L.A. Fair. GARCIA, IRENE Hi-Tri G. A. A. M. Y. C. GOME2. FELIX Varsify Baseball C Basketball Engineering Club Pres. GARDNER, JOY Ari Club Calering Club G. A. A. GRAHAM, LARRY F. F. A. Pres. Safely Club Pres. F. F. A. Parliamenlarian K . x GARDNER. JUNE 6. A. A. Arl Club GOQD. ROBERT Radio Club Pres. Arl Club Sr. Rep. Safely Club GARDNER. SHARON Choir H. M. S. Pinalore Girls' league GONZALES, TH ERESA Cboir Jr. Exlraveqanza Girls' League Sr. ep '--sr sl 'xr-' 1.1.-'30 vi? JS7' lx '--ri LEADERS-TO-BE Unusual Natural Forms of Self Expression Showed Themselves On Hilarious Going fhrough fhe confusing round of Affendance Office Business Office, an-l loclc- er keys, for fhe lasf lime, senior W. Vaughan receives his key from helpful office ersonnel. Jerry Woois lalias B. Searsl malres a slighf efforf fo escape from pursuing C. Swanlz, D. Owen, K. Schrade, and half of P. Her? in ASB Assembly. Leflermcn K. Hubbs, D. Johnson, G. Huffalrer, and G. Schwenqel affempl fo supporf a relucfanf foofball queen IT. Knopsnyderl in an end-of-season pep assembly. REMEMBER WHEN . . . 0 Pofenfial college people on fhe senior frip fo UCI? received a pleasanf shock when fhey were granfed four exfra hours on campus. Colfonifes were inviled land accepledl fo go for a swim in lhe universify pool and eaf in fheir cafe . . . Lead- ing all fhe way by a narrow margin, seniors surged ahead lhe lasf day fo win fhe local PTA Drive and lceep alive fhe winning fradilion . . . When Colfon upsof San Be-rdoo in baslcefball, fhe Boys' Forum of- ficers iusf couldn'f sland fhe lhoughf of noi flying The Viclory flag so oul if wenf info one of fhe year's worsf rainsforrns. Senior Dres Up Day W! I 4 Iliff? W MW' M HERRERA. PAT Girls' League HICKSON. KAYE Hi-Tri Girls' League HERROIE, IIORMAN Radio Club Vice-Pres. Engineering Club Boys' Forum HZNDLE, HENRY B Foofball Boys' Forum Engineering Club GROHS. ROBERT F. F. A. Voc. Auio Shop F. F. A. Boofln Chair. HARRIS, CAROLYN HARKER, LINDA Cancer? Band B Yell Leader Jr. Exiravaganza HARTLINE. JUDY Hi-Tri Crimsoneifes Crimsoneiies Fooiliglwlers Hi-Tri HERTZOG, HARRIET HESSION. SUSAN Girls' League May Fare Fooflig'1Iers HINO, BENJAMIN HOLLAND. .IO ANN Boys' Forum Hi-Tri f? OFfice Moniior Girls' League HARDY. VIRGIL s 141 HALDEMAN. JEAN Safely Club Vice-Pres. G. A. A. Vice-Pres. F. F. A. Senfinel G. A. A. Jr. Rep. HERNANDEI, CORENE HERNANDEZ, ROBEILT Girls' League M.Y.C. Forum Rep. M. Y. C. B Foofball G. A. A. Baseball HETHCOAT, KEN HEWITT. ANN Varsiiy Baslcefball Fooiball Band HUMAN. ALVIN F. F. A. Treas. Boys' Forum Hi-Tri Trees. G. A. A. Sr. Rep. Fooflighfers HOPPER, RICHARD Boys' Forum ol! FUTURE CITIZENS 'Operation Think' Takes Over When Determined Teachers Give Warning HOUSER. LIONEL HUBBS. KEITH HUFF. LORETTA JOHNDREW, GERRY JIANNINO, DAVID JACQUES. MERCEDES Leffermen Club Baslxeiball Capl. May Fefe Girls' League Boys' Forum Girls' League Varsily Cross Counfry Lellermen Club Girls' League B Baslcelball Hi-Y JACOX, CAROL JOHNSON, BARBARA Hi-Tri Service Chair. G. A. A. Baslceiball Queen Library Assi. Girls' League KELLY, CHARLES KEMP. BILL Sfage Crew Vice-Pres. Lighi Crew Pres. A,-1 Club Voc. Machine Shop Page 52 Engineering Club JOHNSON. DONALD Tennis Capf. Varsify Baslceiball Hi-Y KENDALL, DUANE Commerce Club Officer H. M. S. Pinaiore Thespians JOHNSON. SHARON LEE KEENE, PATRICIA KELLAM, NORMA Hi-Tri Foo+ligh+ers Lafin Club Fooilighiers Soph. Assembly Scholarship Soc. May Fefe May Fefe KIRKPATRICK, LARRY KNOPSNYDER, TOM KRUEGER. CHARLIE Quill 81 Scroll Hi-Y Hi-Y Scholarship Soc. H. M. S. Pinafore Lefiermen Club J. V. Cross Counfry Varsily Track Of Approaching Quarter Exams Which Determine Grades On Report Cards 3 1 71,1 is .QB . , R f ' , 5 V.W. N' ,ef . ad' i 5. K- if 'rx J iq X New K I I Senior S. Cheeley, Bausch-Lomb Science Award winner, looks M. Owen, Senior Valenfine Princess, looks far foo anqelic sweefly af chemisiry equipmeni lhai helped her las if she fo be ASB prexy. Seemingly carrying ou+ fha? fheme are needed ill achieve lhe award. fhe pseudo wings in background. KUIMA, ANNA MAY Scholarship Soc. Sr. Play G. A. A. LEWIS, PAULINE Girls' League LARSEN, LANNY Annual Phoiographer Sr. Play Quill 81 Scroll LEWTON, DOROTHY Sr. Class Treas. Sr. Play Hi-Tri Sr. Rep. LAUGHLIN, DOROTHY LAYNE, BEVERLEY Crimsoneiies Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Hi-Tri Flagiwirller Jr. Class Council LITTLE, WANDA LOU LOPEZ, WILLIE Jr. Honor Guard Track Choir Leffermen Club Ari Club Band LOZANO, ARMIDA Hi-Tri Commerce Club G. A. A. LOWTHER, ROBERTA Ar? Club Sr. Rep. Jr. Exlravaganza Fooilighiers LESTER, LILLIAN Sr. Play Props. Hi-Tri F. T. A. LAZIO, FRANCINE May Fefe Girls' League 1 Nl f'1' raw QI QI if 3 Us 13 -'L'-I' 'ai X. Relaxing around lracfor in llve midsl of preparalion for local FFA Fair are, l. lo r: G. Taylor, B. Grolis, J. Young, L. Graham, B. Cooley. DIPLOMA-BOUND Seniors Felt Assemblies Set Oll Fun Chain Reaction LUNA, ANDREA LYNCH, NICK MCALLISTER, LINDA MCBRIDE. LAVONNE MCCAULEY, NORMA MCCLURE. TON Commercial Club C Baslcelball Hi-Tri Vice-Pres. Band Girls' League Hi-Y Crimsonelles Cross Counlry Foolliglwlers Girls' League Sr. Play Hi-Tri Commerce Club Foollighler Play MCCONVILLE, PAT McCOY, JOAN McDOWELL, RICHARD McKINNEY, FRANCES MCNEALY. JOANNA MALMEN, ARLENE Crimsonefles Girls' Alhlelic Comm. Boys' Forum Ari Club Sec. Choir Girls' League Publications I 6. A. A. Sr. Play Foolliglifers Lalin Club Publicalions l-ll Quill 8: Scroll Sr. Play 3. MARGERISON, HOWARD MARQUEZ. ARTHUR MARQUEZ. ESPERANZA MARTINEZ, DAN Hn-Y M. Y. C. M. Y. C. Pres. G. A. A. N. F. L. Ari Club Boys' Forum THIS WAS 1956 . . . I This was fhe year of Bridey Murphy craze of spoofs and spoolcs . . . Rebel Wifhouf a Cause . . . Dungaree Doll . . . Mambo, and Cha Cha Cha . . . fhe Los Angeles flood . . . fhe characferisfic flavor and odor of corn nufs . . . Johnny Miller pies . . . oufgrowing of fhe comic book orgies . . . plowing fhrough cemenf dusf and soff dirf on fhe old afhlefic field . . . fhe Elecfrical Demonsfrafion Assembly . . . The freeway fraffic defours, plus frains, made good excuses for fardy sfudenfs . . . sixfeen women in faculfy of 63. That lasted All Day MARTINEZ, PASCUAL Voc. Machine Shop Boys' Forum MEISTER, AL Varsily Foolball Varsify Track J. V. Foofball MASON, DELORES MATA. LILLIE MATTESON, JOHN MAXWELL, SARA LYNN Choir Girls' League Voc. Machine Shop Head Songleader Publicaiions I Commerce Club Varsify Foofball Girls' Lea9Ue PVUQ- Chai'- Girlg' League PUbllCBllOl'1S l MELENDREZ, ROBERT MELTON. SUE MERCADO. CONCHA MONTGOMERY, IILL Boys' Forum Commerce Club Publicalions I Lalin Club Hi-Tri Commerce Club B Track Girls' League M. Y. C. C Baskefball Concert Band Girls' League Hi-Y ' V 'I F Ibll arsiy oo a Lelfermen Club FCUR-YEAR IDEALISTS After Four long Tedious Years of 'little Things That Count', Seniors Kno WE'VE ALWAYS WONDERED . . . O Are the new multi-colored tardy slips in- tended to malce students to sign away their dearly loved points with less complaint . . . Why teachers wait until the end ot the quar- ter to remind you ot notebooks. projects, and term papers that are due . . . Where did Mr. Mosiman gain the authority to give the whole school Saturday atternoon ott as reward tor a job well done on the P. T. A. drive? . . . About the new rules and regula- tions-every male must associate gymnas- tically with the opposite sex: co-educational gym was a must which contradicted the hands ott policy . . .Why does the study hall cloclc seem slower than the others? Senior Princess M. Owen, Queen B. Reasons, and Junior Princess A. Turner proudly hold bouquets presented to them at Girls' League Sweetheart Ball. MOORE. JOYCE MOSES. VIRGINIA FAYE NAVARRO. 'IEOFILO NORTON, WILLIS OBERSCHMIDT. JACK Girls' League May Fete Boys' Forum F. T. A. F. F. A. Office Monitor Footligl-:ters Concert Band Hi-Y H. M. S. Pinatore Choir Page 56 O'KEEFE. ROSE MARIE ORTEGA, LOUISE OWEN. MARION OWENSBY, FRED PALMER. CORINNE Football Queen Girls' League A. S. B. Pres. F. F. A. Engineering Club Flagtwirler Girls' State Del. Safety Club Sr. Play Hi-Tri C. S. F. Life Member . 19' Colton Union High Gave Them laughter, love, learning, and the Preparation lor living WE'VE ALWAYS WONDERED I WhaT was meanT by The gym direcTive To boys, commanding Them To legibly prinT Their names on Their wasTe bands . . . WheTher The piTTer-paTTer ouTside Mrs. Truesdall's window was rain or sTudenTs Tripping along The new boardwalk below . . . Why cashier George piclced November 2 To scaTTer change all over The caTeTeria Tloor . . . l-low The Teachers musTer up Those sac- Charine sweeT smiles as They push Their way pasT hungry sTudenTs in caTeTeria line . . . WhaT prompTed The naive Trosh girl To in- nocenTly aslc D. Davis il all senior girls had Fords wiTh pipes. She was prornpTly assured They did. T. Pray valianlly slruggles To pump up raTher unwilling L. Kirlcpalriclcg B. Velasque1 slruggles wilh scripfg M. Beeson, The villain, laughs ieeringly, while R. Coolc, B. Alexan der, D. Cooley, behind chair, sfruggle To sTay puT in pep assembly, is porfrayinq old ialopy. PAZ. TOMMIE HELEN PEARCE. BARBARA PIERCE. LYNN Calering Club Pres. CaTering Club Treas. Lalin Club M Y. C. May Fefe F. T. A. ParliamenTarian Band H. M. S. Pinalore Sr. Play POLLARD, JEANNE PRATT, RICHARD POST. RON FooTlighTer Prog. Chair. Voc. Aulo Shop Fooflighiers B. Bofeler. escorTing R. O'Keele down The aisle To be Hi Tri Boys' Forum Sr. Play crowned Foofball Queen, ecsTaTically lloaTs some clislance Commerce Club Jr. Emdravaganza above The floor, buT Rosie calmly ignores phenomenon. Page 57 INTELLECTUALLY MATURING From September Through June Diligent Cranium-Crackers Supplied Pon-American Queen and court, front row: O. Gomez, flower girl. Row 2: N. Fernan- dez, affendanrg M. Chavez, aflendanf. Row 32 R. Carrasco, princess: B. Chavez, former queen. Row 4: M. Flores, queen. POMMER, LORRAINE PRAY. TOMMY QUEZADA, EMILY RAMIREI, ESGARDO RAWLEY, CLEO REASONS. BARBARA Hi-Tri Varsiry Foolball M. Y. C. B Foorball Concerf Band Songleacler Commerce Club F. F. A. Pres. Hi-Tri B Track Worlc Training Girls' League Vice-Pres Choir Councilman-al-large Commerce Club Boys' Forum Girls' League Uslrerelfes Pres. Page 58 Brain Fodder laced Witlr Duily Bulletins, Food Drives, Top Tune Polls or Bright Booster Gogs REED. JOYCE REESE, JIM REIF, ROSE MARIE REMINGTON, DEANNA RIEGER. SHELLY REYNOLDS. KAREN Hi-Tri Sec. Voc. Machine Shop Scholarship Soc. Head Flagtwirler Footlighter Play G. A. A. Trees. G. A. A. Boys' Forum G. A. A. Choi: Hi-Tri Band Drum Maiorette rigndghip Chair, Hi-Tri Hi-Tri Footlighters Hi-Tri -av RIVAS. FRED Boys' Forum ROBISON. NORMAN Varsity Basketball Varsity Traclr Capt. Lettermen Club Pres. .55 VL 'tr' 37 'GP' 49 ,,.4v Q- ROARO. KATIE G. A. A. M. Y. C. Hi-Tri ROBOHN, ALVA LOU A. S. B. Council Song Leader May Queen ROBERTS. BEVERLY Crimson 81 Gold Editor C. S. F. Life Member Quill 8: Scroll ROBSON. ANNIE ELMA Art Club Girls' League Hi-Tri ROBERTSON, JEAN Hi-Tri Soph. Assembly Jr. Assembly RODGERS, NANCY Cheer Leader Hi-Tri Pres. Commerce Club ROBINSON, EDWIN ROBINSON. GLENN Engineering Club Boys' Forum Soph. 8: Jr. Decathlon RODRIGUEZ, JOE RODRIGUEZ. JOHNNY Band M. Y. C. Boys' Forum C Baslretball J. V. Basketball Page 59 LAST SCHOCL MILE Senior Advisers Clois Brown and Morlys Owen Seriously Counselled RORABAUGH. VIRGINIA RODRIQUEZ, OLIVIA ROSEBERRY, LEO Choir Concerf Band Ari CIub Fooilighiers G. A. A. B Track May Fefe M. Y. C. Cross Counfry ROSS, GARY ROSS. MIKE RUBEN. NORMA Siege Crew Soph. Vice-Pres. Hi-Tri Soph. 81 Jr. Decafhion B BasIce1baII Commerce Club B FooI'baII J. V. BasIreibaII FooIIigI'iIers .3 ,gr RUSSELL. ROBERT Engineering CIub Boys' Forum SEAR, NANCY Commerce CIub Lafin Club Scholarship Soc. Page 60 .aff SAFFEL. JO ANNE Publicaiions I-II FIagIwirIer Girls' League Soc. Chair. SCHWENGEL, GERALD Varsiiy Foofball Leffermen Club Hi-Y of 'S' SALAZAR. GLORIA Crimsoneiies Pubiicaiions I Commerce Club SCOTT. SHARON Girls' League Sr. Rep. Jr. Class Council Sr. Play SALDANA. PETER Ari Ciub M. Y. C. Choir SCHMELTER. RICHARD Boys' Forum 'JU' 'Sf' SARGENT. FRANK SAUNDERS, FRED B FooibaII A. V. A. Pres. Boys' Forum J. V. Cross Counfry SEARS, BOB SELLERS, DOLORES Hi-Y Laiin Ciub J. V. Fooiball Commerce Club OrienIa+ion Vice-Pres. G. A. A. Upperclussmen Q Y x , 0' F Sherry McCanlies and Joe Miller march regally fo be crowned K. Hubbs sieals limelighl from C. Jacox in crown- Faculiy King and Queen, irailing maieslic, sweeping sheefs. ing her Baslrefball Queen, bu? Carol accepis if graciously. X-'10 EWARD, BARBARA SHAW, HOWARD SKEATES, LUCILLE i-Tri Boys' Forum Orienfalion Officer ommerce Club Wood Shop Commerce Club Annual Bus. Sfall Foollighlers PINNER. NELSON STAFLETON, JOYCE STARKEY. CAROLYN American Assembly Ccncerl Band May Fefe 5, Hi-Tri Fooflighfers Calering Club Commerce Club SMART, BILLIE Publicafions l Crimsonefies Commerce Prog. Chair. STRAUCH, ROBERT B Foolball Capt Fooflighfer Vice-Pres. Siege Crew Sec. 'T' L SMITH. CAROLYN Publicaiions l Girls' League SUNDERLAND. D0 Leifermen Club Tennis 'Af'-Q g A SPENCER, BEVERLY ANNE Scholarship Soc, Commerce Sec. X: Treas, F. T. A. N LEE SUNNY, DARYL Engineering Club Boys' Forum GRADUATICJN LINEUP Frustrations Depart as Seniors Bake Cakes, Sing Traditional Songs, Write, SENIOR PLAY CAST Members, I. to r.: N. Epps, F. McKin Kuzma, D. Lewton. TAYLOR, GARY TENNANT, MELVIN TERROR, MAYBELLE THATCH, CAROL THOMPSON, PAUL TILLEY, BOB F. F. A. Sc'tolarsl1ip Soc. Annual Bus. Staff Choir Art Club Pres. Band Hi-Y Varsity Tennis Hi-Tri Cabinet Sr. Play Hi-Y Cross Country Boys' Forum Lellermen Club Sr. Council Clwoir -1--w-' ney, l.. Pierce, S. Scott, B. Layne, A Disect Frogs, Play Bull or Do Carpentry WE SAW . . . C Frivolous senior girls A. Robohn, lvl. Be- loer, D. Lewlon, F. McKinney, D. Davis, Z. Van Dylce, B. Roberls, S. Cheeley, B. Layne, picniclcing vvilh lhe grealesl pleasure dur- ing lunch period one sunny December day. polluclc, lableclolh and alll . . . Much lo 'rheir dismay, several anxious seniors lranlically lore open Their porlrail envelopes, only +o find a slranger slaring back . . . Senior girls remember N. Rodgers adiourning hour-long l-li-Tri meeling wifhoul having called il lo order. . . A. V. A. proieclionisl, L. l-loiland, reiains mingled emolions concerning lhe showing of girls only film. The leacher in charge made l-loiland sir wilh eyes closed in Corner of boolh. TUTHILL, FLETA Girls' League Pres. Foollaall Princess May Princess VAUGHAN. WESLEY Hi-Y Sec. Jr. Class Vice-Pres. Quill 81 Scroll UNDERWOOD, JERRY Voc. Machine Shop J. V. Foolball Engineering Club VELARDE, EVELYN Jr. Baslcelball Princess Crimsonelles Hi-Tri VALLE, JOHN A. S. B. Council Head Yell Leader Scholarship Soc. VELASQUEZ. BOB Boys' Forum Sec. 81 Treas. A. S. B. Vice-Pres. Jr. Class Pres. Sherry Mccanlies, exhibiling l.er queenly Mouselceleer chapeau al Facully-Varsily game, is sealed by Joe Miller, who's crowned wilh a Balboa shaggy slraw and managed fo loolc lilce a seasoned wresl- ler. VAN DYKE, ZOE ANN Sr. Play Jr. Calainel Publicafions II VILLAVA, RICHARD B Baslrelball J. V. Foofball VAN VOORHIS, DICK Varsily Foolball Frosh Class Pres. Boys' Forum Pres. VILLEGAS, FRANCES G. A. A. Hi-Tri M. Y. C. VASQUEZ. DON Choir Pan-American Assembly M. Y. C. WAGONER. SHARON Girls' League Sr. May Princess L-...L . SUCCESSFUL FINALE Seniors leave Witlt Precious Diploma and u Cup With a String on the Top S. Scott, Blue Belle ot' Scotland, vocalizes Blue Bells ot Broadway in ASB Assembly, Tartan plaids clasloing only slightly with flowered arch in baclc qrouncl. Clois Brown, Senior Class Adviser, makes lwimselt comfortable be tore elucidating on spontaneous words ot wisdom. WALKER, MITZI WALKER, FRANCES WALTQN, BETTY WARD, BILL WEAVER, ROBIN Pepper Bough Editor Crimsonettes G. A. A. Concert Band Boys' Forum A,S,B, Council May Fete Art Club Radio Club Quill and Scroll Footliglnters Crimsonettes Footlighters Page 64 WEBB, DALE Lettermen Club B Basketball Tennis WELLS, RICHARD WHITE. CAROL WHITE, GERALDINE WILDEN, MARILYN WILLIAMS, LARRY D. WILLIAMS. LARRY W. J. V. Foofball Commerce Club Calering Club USIIGTEIIGS Varsify BasIce+ball Boys' Forum Prog. Chair. Engineering Club Moy Fefe Commerce Club Hi-Tri Officer Varsi+y FooIball Boys' Forum Froslw Rep. Boys' Forum Girls' League Choir Baseball Hi-Y ROGER WILSON DAVID WILSON DON WOODRUFF SHARON WOODS DAVID YOUNG JIMMY DALE Club HI Y Radio Club Girls League B Football Capi F F A Chair of Concessions Forum Engineering Club Concerf Band Boys' Forum F. F. A. Insurance B Baslxelball Boys Forum N- EPPS. 9Xp0unding virfues of many sponsors' Endearing herself forever wi+l1 ASB Assembly audience, T. P 0dUCfS. bravely disregard: fee+ Ianglecl in ASB Gonzales melodically sings, I'll Never Siop Loving You. Assembly opernional wires. Page 65 L, Larsen and Z. Van Dylce, engrossed in realistically portraying their parts, ignore O. M. Arnold, director, who ran over to break if up in the senior play booster assembly. WHIMSY TO TEARS Senior Play Features Mod Cup Actors: I Amateur senior play cast handled unique plot profession- 1 ' ally while presenting Arsenic and Old Lace , a Broadway hit. Senior class proved to have hidden dramatic talent alter fail- ing last year to produce iunior play. Nornm Jo Epps Abby Brewster Sharon Bcoll Martha Brewster Torn McClure leddy Brewster Lanny Larsen Mortimer Brewster Zoe Ann Van Dylce Elaine l-larper Dorothy Lewlon Augusta Einstein I Directors were Donald lvlcCawley and O. McNeill Arnold, with Carol Thatch as student director. Beverley Layne and Corrine Palmer served as prcmpters, while Barbara Pearce gathered props and costumes and assisted Tressie Truesdall with rnalre-up. Page 66 Backstage butterflies afflict T. Mc Clure and R. Gaines on opening night Vumpira, Teddy Roosevelt Bob Boteler Dr. Einstein Frances McKinney Policewoman Brophy Lynn Pierce Lt. Rooney Richard Gaines Policeman Chiara Diclc Van Voorhis Mr. Wilherspoori 'L K.. 3 5 ' if if fx. f . Sq..- .gqq QA: 4' .f 1, -,vm wiv- - .4 iz Qhqqgx . .-:th at Q, . I' Q'-igi:gf .iu:zi ' .- -5-...WESZ9 Senior Play boosfer assembly. Bob Bofeler villainously binds helpless Lanny Larsen, who for some reason remains silenl. Dorolliy Lewion delerminedly flexes fingers in preparaiion for doing away wifh the hero. Two looney Old ladies, Three John laws, u Doctor, and u Minister Members of Senior Class Play cad, I. ro r.: L, Pearce, F. McKinney, U. Lew- T. ffeddy Rooseveln Mcclurp emiys 6 haute Cry and lon' R' Games' L' Larsen' Z' van DYke' T' Mcclure' B' Boleler- N' Epps- leads his men upsfairs lcomplere wiflw buffer-fly nefl in D. Van Voorlnus, A. M. Kuzma. Senior Play, ' 2, wd, HQ 6 ' 5 fa? X 2 Junior Play Cas? Tighfing over Teddy bear are I. fo r.: S. Johnson, R. Solis, Lisfening To The sTrains from The violin cf J. Raymond, sfanding - 0 -Z ' F ' d seared Janice P R om, D. Davis. . . I f r P. Smifh, J. DeVore, D. edlgen an , Fly Junior Dramuhsts Ran The Gamut of Emotions Presenting The Curious Savage I Junior Class hams really brolce loose in pre- senTing The delighTTul comedy, The Curious Save age direcTod by Milce Ciavarelli. The play con- cerns a raTher laxly run menTal insTiTuTion, The CloisTers, iTs inmaTes, and parTicularly Mrs. Sav- age lThe Curious Savagel. l-lannibal JeTT Florence Fairy Mae Mrs. Paddy Dr. EmmeTT Junior Play Cost cardsl, appalled I Soon aTTer The deaTh oT her beloved husband, Mrs. Savage sells The Tamily bands Tor IO million dollars, cauTiously hides The money, and is com' miTTed To The CloisTers. STudenT dirocTor was D. Seely and prompTers were S. GriTTiThs, L. SmiTh, and W. Nauman. Gerald Raymond Miss Willy Eileen Wiyninger presyon Smifh Lily Belle Sharon Faye Johnson Denise pediqan SenaTor TiTus l2oberT Solis Janice plym Judge Samuel Savage Don Epslein Jamey Devore Mrs. Savage PaT Ransom Dennis Davies . - ' ' : . . ' I ' 5?C:i3.d:.'es, 2z.25::, 1. 'ST .Lz':Z.:1333.zi:i3!r,'0f'ns.o1f.'. Li.'.u.I..,ib.?fm13r isifienhi. cerned, D. EpsTein wanfs To go home, asks operafor for Time. . rf lg . yi J l. ' 'T 'ci . 9. II's SouIh of Ihe Border lime in iunior assembly, feafurinq fhose Iwo compaclres, R. IChico Smifh and A. IPabIaI Turner, singing Pancho Lopez in fheir inimifable siyle INoisyI. THIRD BRACKET Eleventh Graders Curried REMEMBER WHEN . . . C Seniors were overpowering gianls . . . Frosh oi- Iicers scrubbed The senior Iounrain wifh S. Q. S. pads and Ihose enormous Iooihbrushes . . . Mr. Ro- mo, while running for Disfricr Counselor, made his Spanish classes address his campaign envelopes . . . Tender Irosh squirmed in horror and delighl during showing of Ihose bloody Driver's Educafion mov- ies . . . Frosh presenled School Daze . . . If look real courage Io 'fry our for May Fefe . . . Slogging 'rhrough Ihe mud Io The gym and bungalows was noi-Io-be-Iorgoflen experience . . . The girls dis- covered Jrhose peep-holes in The gym bleachers . . . Frosh boys marched innocenily info 'rhe girls' resf room, deceived by The large sign Regis'rraIion over Ihe door . . . Some of Jrhe Iraclc Ieam had Io hirch-hike from Chaiiey because I-Iarold Mosiman rushed precipilalely home Io his kiddies. Juniors, from row, I. to r.: J. Abay+es, V. Aboyles, R. Alxer, R. Alec, M. Allbrandi. W. Allsup, J. W. Almond, L. Alton. Row 2: R Alvarez, D. Amador, 6. Armenia, A. . .rm sirong, A. ArneH, T. Ashby, G. Audisi L BarIIeH, D. Beaudoin. Row 3: C. Be:--rra, J. Benson, J. Berch, I. Bermudez, R. Bern nen, Z. Bradford, B. Breidenbach, R. Brinlon, D. Brown, V. Brown, D. Buclxley. Juniors. front row. I. to r.: N. Burde i, T Busfos, P. Calderilla, P. Caliguri, E. Ciilles I. Campa, J. Campbell, D. Cano. Row 2 M. Canlwcll, M. Carlos, R. Carmichael, P. Carrasco, J. Carfer, K. Carler, G. Casfillo G. Casfle, K. Caslle. Row 3: E. Casforena B. Ceizler, F. Chavez, G. Chavez, Y. Chavez P. Chilwoocl, B. Chrisfensen, C. Clark, L Clark, C. Claylon, R. Cleveland. on the Great Heritage Juniors, from row, I. to r.: J. Coelho, J Coulfer, C. Craff, G. Craw, J. Crawford, D. Davies, V. Davis, C, Declcer. Row 2: B. Dean, E. Delgado, R. Delgado, R. Denger, P. Dever, J. DeVore, D. Di Donafo, H. Domin- guez, B. Doyle. ROW 32 D. Dunham, B. Dur- ney, V. Edwards, J. Ehlerman, L. Eldridge, M. English, S. Epps, D. Epslein, H. Escobar, T Farr, D. Fedigan. 1- Juniors, from row, I. to r.: R. Fleming, E. Flores, J. Flynn, P. Fraser, D. Frifsche, A. Gage, Y, Gall, S. Gaona. Row 2: B. Ga?- len, K. Gilberl, P. Glynn, B. Gomes, M. Gom- ez, A. Gonzales, D. Gonzales, R. Gonzales, R. Gonzales, C. Graham. Row 32 N. Gray, J. Granado, B. Grider, P. Griffifhs, S. Griffilhs 5,54 J. Grubbs, A. Guillen, T. Guilron, B. Helde- man, R. Hanscom, B. Harlow. 'Y Showing iunior recepfion fo rhe Senior Class Play boosler assembly, Their singular lack of enfhusiasm can easily be accounled for by na? II'.Jl class rivary. . Q 3 .rf N. Jain' ,P aw 1 Glow of A. Turner, iunior Valenline Princess, com- peles wilh slar in background for effervescinq qualifies. Juniors, front row, I. to r.: Z. Harrell, P. Harrison, R. Harryman, P. Harlman, C. Hear- rell, G. Heiner, A. Henry, P. Herl. Row 2: H. Hines, G. Hino, L. Holland, C. Hogue, L. Houser, R. Hopper, P. Houle, D. Howard, G. Hulifalcer. Row 3: W. Hughes, R. Hull, B. Hunl, C. Hyde, E. A. Jarvis, S. Y. Jarvis, W. Jansen, S. Johnson, S. F. Johnson, P. Jones W. Jones. Juniors, from row, I. to r.: B. Kemp, Kelcham, M. King, B. Kiss, K. Klassen, K. Klingbiel, K. Klopfer, B. Knighl. Row 2: H. Knulson, D. Krueger, B. Kump, L. Kuzma, D. Lalcey, E. Lambelh, G. Lawson, S. Leighlon. A. Lesler. Iiow 3: C. Levingsfon, B. Lewis, B. Lipes, E. Loera, J. Lopez, A. Lucero, D. MacGregor, L. McClain, G. McCuIcheon, E. Mclflhinney, B. McFall. THIRD BRACKET Juniors Collected Dues and Memberships REMEMBER WHEN . . . I The wonders ol space and melaphysics were discov- ered in Miss Allbrighhs class .... Embarrassed expressions suddenly appeared as The escalalor liclcel lraud was ex- posed . . . Big Sislersu were loolced on in awe on Regislra- lion Day . . . Decoraling lhe goal posls was a big lhrill . . . lvlr. Roberl Loll casually wheeled his armchair over in lronl ol his class, leaned baclc, and promplly lell over . . . lhe shoclc lhal came from The realizalion of how lormer lrosh boys grew during lhe summer . . . Those big wiclcer purses flourished around campus . . . lhe laugh of seniors when courageous lrosh Tried lo see how many drinks lhey could sneak from lhe senior lounlain wilhoul gelling caughl. s,,,,wg These flwree lovely young ladies and one man were asked fo pose for phofographer Anihony Loya as a demonsfreiion ai Universiiy of Rediands' Yearbook Day. L. +o r :E. Edmundson, S. Young, D. Owen and W. Meuser. me-.A THIRD BRACKET By Shouting and Praying, Juniors Gave Their Most to CUIIS Sports Juniors, from row. I. to r.: B. Reed, S. Reeve, R. Reynozo, R. Ringen, K. Robbins, F. Rob inson, K. Robison, R. Robles. Row 2: R Rodriquez, 6. Roller, S. Romo, M. Rosales, T. Rose, M. Rowland, R. Rumsey, V. Sabala, R. Salazar. Row 3: E. Sampley, R. Sanchez, E. Sandlin, K. Schade, P. Schlax, B. Schueiz D. Seely, D. Seinlurier, D. Seip, M. Sheehan R. Shepherd. Juniors, front row, I. to r.: F. Silva, A. Smiih L. Smifh, J. Smilh, P. Smith, R. Smith, S Smilh, V. Srniih. Row 2: W. Smilh, B. Solis, P. Siarbuclc, J. Slarlc, F. Sfevens, I. Siewari E. Sullifi, C. Swanlc, B. Taylor. Row 32 D Thomas, P. Thomason, E. Thompson, K. Thor brogger, N. Tighe, V. Tincher, A. Turner, S Tuihill, P. Tymchelc, B. Underwood, G. Uffer. Ficiure nl leffr Expounding greai zeal, O. Mc Neill Arnold holds Iisleners enfhralled, concisely relaling sea-slory af facully luncheon. Bill Ashley gives full allenliong E. Rufh While draws back in mild slcepiicismg and conversely, Beulah Bullinglon leans forward in rapl-concenlrafion. Sfanding open-moullwed af llieir own success, fliese singing luniorf performed willingly in flieir assembly. L. lo r: R. Robles llnesilanf, bu? goodl, E. Duran lmusicall, P. Pelfy lclevaslalinql, B. Perez lenrapluredl, and R. Warden lviqorousl. , 'iii' il 4 ' 1 l V IV! us ., Q, as , J f 1 V., Sricalc baclcsfage slwol of iunior assembly shows W. Meuser repairinq The damage, D. Fedigan pursing her lips as slie swims in lier coslume, J. De flu e Vore noclwalanlly relaxing, l.. McClain surveying calmly serenading Thorn lo La Cucaraclmf' e r pairs, R. Smi Juniors, front row. I. to r.: F. Valenzuela, J. Van Sanlford, T. Van Voorlwis, R. A. Vasquel, R. L. Vasquez, M. H. Villa, T. Villalva, E. Vol- king. Row 2: B. Wagner, L. Wallace, N. L. Warman, M. Warren, J. Wellard, D. Wes?- fall, T. Williams, D. Wisserf. Row 3: E. Wiyninger, P. Wood, J. Yazell, E. Young, R. Young, S. Young, G. Yzaguirre, M. Zimmer- man, J. Zuniga. 'IS-f .mx Juniors, I. to r.: R. Afchison, L. Barrelf, B. Befchel, E. Duran, J. Hubbs. 'f if D x i P ' . is E ' . i X L it yn tae-f fs' SJ SECOND YEARERS Sophies Enter New Era of Exciting little Things When They at lust X, my it T,'-we. ll J Y A EQ el fr 5 Ee T -at A f . cj If ,-'7w D 2. Q Y .f E 2 iff x Sophie Otlicers, armed with broroms and dustpans, do a little spring cleaning. Front row, I. to r.: L. Preston, Treas.g S. M ning, ASB Rep.: P. Sharp, Prog. Chair., J. Williamson, Prog. Chair., Row 2: P. Baldridge, Girls' League Rep., R. Grider, V lc P G B - ' ' ' PreS..: D. Hancoc. FBS-? -Chaffee. Oys' Forum Rep., G. Powell, Girls League Rep.: G. Martin, Boys' Forum Rep. N t shown: N. Galloway, Sec.: Advisers, D. Lindsey, H. Borrego, H. Ravn. Q Sophies, one glorious year removed trom rigors ot humiliating troshdom, tollowed guidance ot ad- visers D. Lindsey, l-l. Borrego, l-l. Ravn. Scientitically minded, they chopped and hacked their way through trog dissections in lower division biology, and tried out that coveted throne-the driver's seat ot Driver's Training car. Feminine sophomore beauty predominated as second-year girls comprised most ot Drill Team and May Fete dance pertormances. Pre- cision-timed class assembly teatured sportclad emot- ers on simulated vacation aboard luxury liner S. S. Sophie. Conspicuous tor curricular and extra-curri- cular achievements were class prexy D. l-lancock, sportsg B. Terror, woodshop, l-l. l-larris, crattsq C Proctor, art: B. Knowles, general shop. C They viewed with horror the trosh-sophomore basketball match, as their courageous hoopsters tell to a shametul dealth, bowing by one point to tri- umphant tirst-yearers. Ringing doorbells, knocking on doors, blistering teet, they solicited PTA member- ships in inter-class competitive sales drive, ending in third place. At mid-year, as matrimony relieved ASB representative Peggy Russell ot council posi- tion, top speech girl Sharon Manning assumed ot- tice. With l-lalloween only a scant six months away they delighted in escorting territied visitors through makeshitt horrors ot sophie spookhouse at Country Fair. Terminating period ot angelic class behavior, mass registration assembly was marked by eviction ot titteen rebellious students. Reach Famous Upper Brackets REMEMBER WHEN . . . I Springlime rolled around and Think signs side-'rraclced sophies' minds wilh vis- ions of dares, dances, and beach lime lun . . .The game 'ro be lorgollen was 'rhal iaie- lul day when lhe frosh 'team edged a win over sophies . . . Burlons bursl when Sharon Manning Jrriumphed in Conslifulional essay conlesl over lwo seniors . . . Mr. Phelps ad- vised Driver Ed. sophies againsl parlcing al lnspiralion Poinl wi'rh car healer radialing- They mighl be afleclred by carbon monox- ide. R. Harris misfalxingly aHempfs fo milk his Grand Champion Hampshire Barrow, award- ed fhe lille in Junior Livesfocl: division of Pomona Fair. While doing a Spanish dance, J. Aboyies siamps and waves her cape af The bulls in fhe audience af lhe Sopl.omore Assembly, Julie has car- ried name of Colion info TV field by performance on Gene Norman Show. x r 4' 'Q S' 1 ' kiwi ' -'sf ASB Officers, I. lo r.: P. Russell, sophomore, doubifully proud of being in company of upperclassmem K. Schade places coHon paddingq B. Rober+s sfraighiens sfarg M. Walker hangs ornament and A. Robohn ponders correci decoraiion for ASB free. Q-'lifivlwis lJJliNJLL, JO SECOND EARERS J. Williamson and P. Sharp make beau fiful music iogefher on fhe cruise cf S.S Sophie, vocalizing Fai+h, Hope and Charilyf' Sophs., front row. I. fo r.: J. Aboyies, K Adams, R. Ahumada, L. Aguilar, E. Alaniz E. Alcanfar, L. Allingham, A. Anderson. Row 2: J. Anderson, P. Anderson, C. Andres, R Angulo, R. Archulefa, N. Ailcinson, T. Aulrey R. Baca, P. Baldridge, S. Ballance. Row 3 B. Pirlow, B. Barnes, L. Barreff, M. Basoco W. Baumqarfner, A. Baufisia, C. Beard, L Benham, P. Benson, J. Berner, G. Blalceman Sophs,, from row, I. to r.: J. Boaen, L Boaen, S. Boaen, J. Bonine, M. Briggs, D Brown, E. Brown, R. Brown. Row 2: N Brumm, D. Bryanf, J. Bryson, T. Cabral, S Caldera, C. Cameron, T. Carr, G. Casillas S. Casforena. Row 3: M. Casiro, A. Cha con, G. Chaffee, B. Champion, R. Chasiain B. Chavez, S. Chavez, F. Chesfer, B. Chris fian, N. Cimen+al, S. Clouse. Page 78 Or locate Utopia li's noi a fuzzy liiile bug, if's Galloway! I. to r.: Local firemen demonslraie meilwods of resus T. McClure, W. Jenson, L. Brani, wafclm flue anlics of cilaiion on wailing firsi-aid siudenfs Volun N. Galloway, Yogi Yellowiaclceff' Peers snow aspira+ions io become eleplwanfs . 1 4' Q QQQ Q -4 7 -3.-y',.:..,1r, P Sophs., from row, I. to r.: P. Cochran, S Coleman, M. Collrin, A. Colunga, W. Con- ley, D. Cooper, V. Corral, G. Crane, L. Craw- ford. Row 2: G, Crossno, T. Cusciio, T D'Arcy, A. Dauer, J, Daugheriy, C. Davis, J Davis, O. Davis, B. Dela Rosa. Row 3: F DeLa Rosa, C. Delgado, H. Delgadillo, J DeJarneHe, P. Delgado, R. DeLoura, K, Dell- sife, V. Diaz, L. Dodson, A. Dominguez, R Dominguez, D. Doyle. Sophs., from row, I. to r.: J. Driskill, M Drummond, J. Dudley, B. Dunham, J. Durney D. Dunn, L. Dykes, W. Easfman. Row 2: J Edwards, D. Emery, L. Erwin, J, Farson, M Esquibel, A. Felix, J. Ferronaio, R. Firesionc F. Flaii. liow 3: G. Flood, L. Flowers, V. M Floyd, J. Foreman, S. Forresier, G. Forf, L Fowler, S, Frylcberg, M. Funlx, A. Gaqe, M Gaiian. Page 79 WU' ' o-,N-' Williams and G. Powell sing l?l and play furiously on Phe drum and ulcelele for Sophie Assembly. Sophs.. from row, I. to r.: N. Galloway, S Garbull, C. Garcia, M. Garcia, S. Garcia, A. Galis, M. J. Gavaldan, J. Gibbons. Row 2: T. Glaclcin, B. Gonzales, E. Gonlales, J. Gonzales, A. Good, R. Good, M. Gooding, N. Grable, C. Granado. Row 3: G. Graves, K. Green, M. Gregor, R. Grider, K. Hamar, S. Hammargren, D. Hancoclr, N. Harmer, R. Harris, D. Halellon, C. Helm. Sophs., faonr row, I. to r.: K. Henry, L. Herr D. Herron, D. Higley, M. Hino, J. Hodge, L Hansen, L. Hollingsworlh. Row 22 V. Holz hauser, C. Horlon, D. Hubbard, D. Hudspefh P. Hull, P. Ingram, R. Jackson, D. James, L James. Row 3: J. Jiles, S. Johnson, S Johnson, T. Johnson, D. Johnslon, M. John sfone, B. Jordan, J. Kaschebufski, N. Keifh, C. Kelly, H. King. Page 80 ECOND YEARERS Sophies learn the Necessity of the REMEMBER WHEN . . . C Torn Phelps, The ever-careful driver, disillusioned sludenls by gelling a liclcel while driving lhe bus . . . Angora culls were worn every possible place, and linally wound up as earrings 'rhe size ol ear mulls . . . Drill Team girls were ominously warned ol a parade 6 miles long 'rhal lurned oul lo be all ol 8 bloclas. 'Contemporary line' Sophs., front row, I. to r.: B. Knowles, F. Krueger, G. Kurlalc, J. Kuzma, J. Lane, M. LaRocco, P. Larson, M. Leabo. Row 22 A. Lee, L. Lee, C. Leyva, L. Libby, P. Liles, A. Limon, E. Lilile, J. Lizarde, J. Lolgren. Row 3: J. Long, H. Lopez, T. Luccliesi, E. Lucero, R. Luna, E. Lyman, J. McConnell, J. McCully, B. Mcculclieon, R. McDow, R. McGuire, B. McHaffie. Sophs., front row, I. to r.: A. McNeil, D. McPherson, J. Mall, P. Maloney, B. Mallzlaer- ger, P. Maness, B. Manning, S. Manning. Row 2: S. Maslrer, B. Margerison, M. Marie, L. Marlin, 6. Marlin, V. Marlinez, G. Malllnews, P. Mariana, R. Maurer. Row 3: B. Mayes, J. Meeks, P. Mendivil, B. Mendoza, M. Mer- cado, G. Messer, P. Messer, L. Middlelon, M. Miller, L. Miranda, D. Milclnell, R. Moilz. Sophs., front row, I. to r.: G. Morales, P. Morgan, R. Morgan, L. Morrow, C. Moss, J Murray, H. Myers, R. Nagel. Row 2: V. Na- varro, M. Nelson, D. Nooner, R. Noriega, A Norlon, N. Norlon, B. Odom, B. Ogden, B Oravec. Row 3: J. Orranlia, S. Orlix, S Owen, R. Pace, E. Papp, D. Percy, E. Perea D. Perel, J. Perez, B. Pele, A. Pelers. These sludenls exemplify lhe fun and enioymenl' which was lound al lhe MYC Chrisl- mas dance. R. Carrasco holds Ihe cascarones. V. Marlinez is ahoul Io break a cascar- one on C .Leyva. S. Caslorena shows lhe baslrel of cascarones lo D. Vasquez and A. Lucero. SECOND YEARERS After Their Two long Strenuous REMEMBER . . . I Slylos lor Milad shocked campus sighl-seers when B. Fryer wore orange cords and a pinlc swealer . . . Mandarin-lype collars and wedge- soled shoes were a musl in lhe rnale wardrobe. Even lhe loolloall learn came oul wilh new game ierseys . . . Fashions lor Milady included hoop skirls and lull pellicoals which ruslled, rallled, and impeded hall lrallic lo a crawl . . . While eyelel panlaloons appeared on S. Johnson, S. Scoll, N. liqhe, P. Griflilhs, B. Scoll, S. Epps, W. Jones and K. Schade lhe lirsl windy days and disappeared who-lcnowswhere. Sophs., from row, I. to r.: L. Petersen, S Pommer, H. Porler, G. Powell, G. Powell, P Pralf, L. Preslon, C. Proclor. Row 2: S Pryor, H. Quezada, F. Quinn, M. QUIFOI. D Ralls, B. Ramirez, l. Ramirez, J. Ray, F. R510 Row 3: P. Rcans, C. Reed, B. Reynolds, D Rue, M. Rich, R. Ringen, R. Rivas, M. Rivera T. Rivera, M. Rodriguez, O. Rodriguez. Sophs., from row, I. to r.: G. Roller, I. Remo J. Rosa, F. Ross, J. Rouchleau, N. Rowley W. Rumsey, P. Russell. Row 2: N. Sadler. W. Saffel, E. Salazar, S. Sandusky, J. Sarlor F. Saucedo, M. Saucedo, D. Scarborough, R. Schmilz. Row 3: P. Schonberger, P. Schullz, C. Schwengel, W. Self, R. Sevier, D. Sharp P. Sharp, G. Shoemalxe, D. Shorl, V. Shorl, A. Simon. Page 82 Years People learned That Stimulating Activities Counteract Deadly Tests Sophs., front row, I. to r.: T. Sims, B. L. Smith, B. S. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, S. Smith, O. Sosa, G. Standley. Row 2: L. Stark, B. Starling, V. Stater, B. Steele, T. Steele, l.. Stephens, B. Stevens, A. Stewart, M. Storey. Row 3: C. Suchil, T. Sunny, D. Swain, G. Swanbeck, J. Tarr, P. Taslcer, L. Taylor, B. Terror, T. Thompson, S. Thornton, A. Tillerl. Sophs., front row. I. to r.: R. Timke, D. Todd, D. Todd, R. Torres, R. Trost, G. Valle, L. Van Antwerp, S. Vandenburg, J. Vanlce, C. Velas- quez, D. Villalpondo. Row 2: M. Wacker- man, J. Wagner, J. Waltman, K. Waring, B. Warren, P. Wells, J. White, C. Wiclcs, B. Wilde, B. Wilhite, J. Williams. Row 3: J. Williams, R. Williams, J. Williamson, J. Wil- son, J. Wisdom, J. Wolfe, L. Wood, J. Wright, B. Yarnell, D. Yavelalc, J. Young, S. Zigler. L. Bottom: Night and a dark slxy loom over Whitmer Auditorium where one bleak liqht throws an eerie sinister light. R. Bottom! Rear side view ot Basketball Queen C. Jacox, princess, R. De Loura, and Yellowiac- ket, N. Galloway, tacing camera. THE LITTLE THINGS A Teeming Anthill of Activity Defines New Crop of Vigorous Freshmen Freshmen Class Officers, I. fo r.: C. Hindman, Presidenig E. Gingras, Secrefary-Treas. Sheehan, Boys' Forum Rep.: B. B. Walker, G. L. Rep., L. Hernandez, ViceePresidcnIg B Wallcer, A. S. B. Rep., L. Gomez, Program Chairman, C. Gingras, G. L. Rep. O Frosh began school as meek, submissive lambs bul recovered Io produce enieriaining Toyland assembly, where girls bemoan- ed inadeguaie number oi pariicipaiing boys.. , Rooms never vis- iled buf oii wondered aboul were phoio darlc room, ieachersl Z3 -1 K lounge, CUBE room, Chem lab, and subsuriace cubicle, where school iiles are lcepi . . . Izrosh icolc io Mr. Price bur were ai iirsi a bii apprehensive oi Mrs. I-Ierringion . . . Teachers Joe Miller, Gene I-losieller, I-lelen Borrego, Chrisiina D. Beeson, Joe Lash made ihem qualce . . . They were confused by demerii rules and pandemonious Annual piciure-ialcing day . . . Local iunior high girls were veierans ai dressing Tor gym, bui Bloomingion newcome ers hesiiaied shyly . . .Talcing culinary hini from Chei Boy-Ar-Dee, irosh sponsored Couniry Fair pizza booih . . . Upperclassmcn were siariled when rascally irosh placed one-iourih oi loial number on 'C' lisl . . . Under sirici senior supervision, cabinei cleaned Senior Founlain, exhauslring eighi iooihbrushes. Nearly winning PTA drive, freshmen finally admiiicd deieai by sheer ialigue and senior super- ioriiy . . .Quislanding figures in '56's class oi l.iHle Things were: Linda I-lorn-ari worlc, Bill Alion-wood shop, Ken I-lubbs-aihle' Iics, Jim Moniezuma-general shop, Marybell Pierce-craiis. Page 84 Rodgers clirecis B. Walker and ofher Frosh officers deliceie iob of scrubbing Senior Founiain. Who Never Have Time To Be Bored 0r Tired 6 1 'l ll Frosh Assembly parhcupanfs, fron? row, I. to r.: B. Saunders holds Bible, N. Shiner sulks. Buck row: J. Weeks looks falsely happy, S. Files clufches oversized panda bear, and G. Chaf- fee looks sad. Exhibifing inferesfing degrees of boredom and enfhusiasm are, I. to r.: R. Smifh, D. Fedigan, N. Robison, S. Johnson, C. Krueger. Righf top: Praclicinq lrosh and one experienced . . . h .. .. Left Top! Srudenl fesfiviries af MYC dance in Sophie Show OH lo adimrmg J? n Evers and Mac lavish' d + d W Id A dw . al General Molors Science Fair. Y Ceara e a ron u lorlum' These are fhe young lovelies who aspired To Valen- Leff Bofiomz R. Ahumada and C, Galvan ldoing 5 fine Queenship 'hrough campus orqanizalion spon- barefoof bopl pu? on show al Boys' Forum Dance. soring. C G , rw f Aly mx 1 ,M A N, 1 AN. lg xii' X X l A Tl ' W Axim ff r lr! Y. Aguilar swirls gaily Through a moving por- fion of her rendifion of a beaufilul Spanish dance presenled as par? of +he Freshmen As- sembly. Frosh, from row. I. to r.: O. Aboyfes, S. Aboyfes, F. Adams, H. Adams J. M. Adams, J. L. Adams, L. Adams, J. Aguilar. Row 22 B. Alfon, Y. Aguilar, R. Amon, G. Anfon, V. Aranda, A. Arroyo, C. Ashfon, M. Audiss, S. Aus+in. Row 3: C. Baca, F. Baily, J. Bal- linger, K. Baland, E. Barlon, F. Basoco, F. Bales, L. Baxler, H. Beach, E. BenneH, B Berch. Frosh, front row, I. to r.: R. Bernal, A. Black, R. Boaen, R. Bollinger, E. Bonneville, J. Bonynge, A. Boyles, A. Bradford. Row 2: J. Bradshaw, L. Bradl, J. Brandi, E. Brighf, G. Brighf, B. Brinlon, D. Brown, L. Brown, M. Brown. Row 32 C. Brumm, D. Buckley, B. Bullock, J. Burnefl, E. Burnislon, S. Calderaz, J. Calderon, S. Calles, B. Cambon, H. Carnpa, P. Campbell, D. Canfer. Page 86 THE LITTLE THINGS Ninth Grade Cabinet Members Curry On Old we WONDER . . . C Why is if inevilable Thar Tree-lop fall girls always manage lo be lronl-row-cenler girls when using Jrhe oh-'foo-lew mirrors in lhe girls' resl rooms? . . . Why did lhe more limid members ol Coll- on's roofing seclion breaihe sighs ol reliel as slaunch lacully mem- bers Mosiman, Lindsey, and Loring spearheaded movemenl lo lurn back a warlike mob ol belligerenl juveniles from invading Col+on's seclion al lhe Challey loolball fill? . . .Why did Freshmen pause in wondermenl al sighl ol slalely lrees which appear io be proule Q ing oul of lhe asphall by lhe new buildings? yy iufyiiwx il I C , . JZ, f C JZLLCK Lf! v L ,fLU 2 , Y i Ci 7f21-6' M55 Q1 QQMW ffl-0L '0 .f A i, of 1 lx Llknyf 6,4 Q3 iivgy-ocfpx, l Qgl y X L B as 99 9 Tradition By Vigorously Washing Senior Fountain With Tooth Brushes Li John Valle, head yell leader, bends way back in effort to arouse a com lacent Frosh Orientation class whose attention seems to be tempor- P arily diverted from the matter on hand. Song and yell leaders doing the things all Frosh want to do. N. Rodgers. B, Reasons, A. Robohn, J. Valle, C. Swank, R. Smith, W. Jensen, perch happily on cheer iig driven by F. McKinney and M. Owen. WE WONDER WHY . . . O Nearly everyone had an opportunity to partici- pate in decorating the goal posts, as there were many games and as many teet ot goal post to be decorated . . . Seniors treguently are puzzled about the degree ot bewilderment experienced by trosh- not realizing the immensity ot growth in attend- ance, buildings and campus area . . . Substantiation was given to the swimming pool ticlcot sellers. Amazed green ones saw the curved ladder on top ot the auditorium . . . One ot the greatest mysteries ot the main hall remains unsolved to many ot the un- initiated-just what teachers do when they scurry belhind the partition and peer into the little cubby ho es. B. Velasquez lottily surveys service club initiates bowing and scraping the thin grass outside the Gym on Initiation Day iA day especially enioyed by most upperclassmenl. THE LITTLE THINGS Naive Greenhorns Suddenly Feel that Old Hypnotic Effect us - X These Irosh are exhlbxfxng Iypzcal cIass enIr1us1asm an decorahng Orange Show goal posfs for annual San Bernardino-CoII0r1 foofball game. Imagine +'1e poor boys Ilower rIghII supporIInq a'I Ihose heavyweiqhfs. RoI:merI Sn-uiIh smIIingIy cIuIches his Icnee, buI Hank BaIIce simply sprawIs and Iooks fongue-In-cheek aI Ihe merri- menf going on af a Iacu'Iy pariy. Frosh, from row, I. to r.: K. Carpenfer, L. Carson, R. Carson, S. Casfle, M. Casfro, D. Caie, H. CeIzIer, E. Chacon. Row 21 G. Chaffee, C. Chavez, F. Chavez, F. Chavez, M. A. Chesfer, D. Chrisfian, J. Cisneros, S. Clanfon, I. Clark. Row 3: S. Clasen, J. CIeveIancI, L. Cochrane, S. Colby, D. Cole- man, J. Colfon, F. Colunga, R. E. Colunga R. CoIunga, M. Confe, G. CooIey. l-'I oraser shyly furns has head away J Thomason and K. Carpenler sneak oul one evening e gr S H vn fo play a friendly game of checkers and lo compare Ile and M Herrlngion pass on fl-me sludles-Typical frosh courlinq. Frosh, from row, I. to r.: J. Cooper, C. Copenhaver, C. Corliss, V. Cowan, L. Cox, S. Cox, K. Crafi, R. Crane. Row 2: L. Craw- ford, M. Croom, K. Cross, S. Cross, J, Crow, C. Culligan, S. Currin, S, Dallon, V. Darnell. Row 32 R. Davis, S. Davis, Y. Dela Rosa, J. Delgado, C. Denger, S. De Rosa, R. Derry, O. Diaz, R. Donis, P. Doshier, J. Dofy, M. Drig- gers. Frosh, from row, I. to r.: M. Drown, B. Dud- ding, B. Eldridge, P. Eldridge, N. Elliolf, J Elmore, R. English, E. Enriquez. Row 2: G Escobar, D. Espinosa, M. Espinola, J. Eslrclla L, Evans, L. Evans, T. FawceH, D. Fellis, D Fernandez. Row 3: V. Fernandez, V. Fieisch S. Files, D. Fisler, M. Fleener, J. Fleicher J. Flowers, R, Floyd, N. Fogq, L. Foule, V Fowler. Page 89 J. Wells, W. Maerlci, and G. Marlin check class 'C lisls af The door for lhe Boys' Forum dance. Frosh. front row, I. to 1.: Y. Franco, L Friisclne, G. Fryer, D. Frosi, R. Fury, C. Gal van, E. Galvan, R. Galvan. Row 2: E Garcia, R. Garcia, F. Gardner, N. Garrefl, P. Garrelf, R. GarreH, L, Gash, J. Gafis, J George, M. Giggey. Row 3: C. Ginqras, E Gingras, J. Gingras, R. Goddard, P. Godsey L. Gomez, F. Gomis, L. Gornis, B. Gonzales J. Graham, J. Granada. Frosh, from row, I. to r.: M. Granada, F. Gremel, K. Gwin, S. Hall, M. Harford, P. Hargrove, B. Harp, C. Hari. Row 2: S. Haskins, P. Halhaway, P. Hedding, D. Hein, F. Henderson, L. Fernandez, Y. Hernandel, J. Herron, S. Higley. Row 3: S. Hill, C. Hindman, S. Hogue, M. Honeycuif, D. J. Hooker, K. Hoon, L. Horn, J. Houle, R. Houle, C. Howe, D. Hubba. Page 90 THE LITTLE THINGS All the Hooplu of u Cirrus Meets the W , 1 R ' v QQ6, l L ' y 'jf' LJ l cure AggFlili'ey Courugeously Tour the Wonderful Domain of the Yellowiucket Jil. V llrvuflf' XAY,-' b L X' L w 11' U N 1,7 sy rx N L rp 'J N f ., ff , .P gi-'l ,1 'C f, .lf 1 ,Lf lx Af'A X J 'lf f' Lf -4 ' , I . Vw.. .rf-J J , , , ff 1 ff , ' 3 gf , Us ry. e as 'Tift' ' , ,N 1 ,ef N :A li fi ki f D 4 . ' , 'A LL A f W y V-5 V' L.fXgf,.- ,,,,f f L-f 'f R. Cook and Z. Van Dyke al fhe easi en france lo lhe main building. B. Alexander and N. Fernandez as seen lhrough ihe hall of lhe music building. xy o .. 0 .o f,. RN Frosll, from row, I. to r.: J. Hobbs, K. Hubbs R. Hubbs, S. Hudson, J .Hughes, J. Hursi M. lmbriani, W. lngle. Row 22 M. lvy, B Jacobs, J. Jay, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, L Johnson, N. Johnson, R. Johnson, J. Kamp hefer. Row 3: L. Kay, R. Kelley, R. Kenney M. Kilgore, D. Kinney, B. Kinser, B. J. Koer ber, S. Krause, T. Kravchuk, J. Kulcsar, E. Kushner. Frosh, from row, I. fo r.: G. Lambefh, B Lanlzlord, E. Laning, E. La Rocco, A. Larson, J. Leander, K. Lee, J. Leon. Row 2: A. Les fer, P. Leverry, S. Lewis, B. Link, B. Lipes, S Lively, A. Lopez, L. Lopez, L. Lopez. Row 3 L. Lucero, Z. Lucky, J. Lucore, G. Lum, D. Luna, C. Lybarger, B. Lyon, F. Macias, J. Mc Burney, B. McCauley, G. McClure. B. Saunders, S. Files and S. Hogue, coyly prelencl Io avoid one anolher while perlorminq in Fresh assembly. THE LITTLE THINGS Freshmen Rapidly Pass Through gm Ei ri Frosh, front row, I. to r.: B. McConviIIe, S McFaII, L. McLaughlin, J. McPherson, W. Manerk, J. Manner, D. Marchus, M. Marshall Row 2: L. Marlin, J. Marlinez, P. Marfinez, A. Marlus, R. Marius, B. Mason, D, Mala, B Mafern, M. Mafleson. Row 3: H. Malus, M. McDonald, R. Meilz, C. Mildrum, S. Men doza, C. Miller, D. Mills, A. Miranda, D Moncricl, J. Monleluma, C. Monfgomery. Frosh, front row. I. to r.: J. Moore, S. Mor ales, S. Morl, C. Munson, R. Myers, D Nalion, R. Navarro, J. Newberry. Row 2 J. Newlin, C. Nolen, E. Norres, D. Norfon A. Oberschmidl, E. Ochoa, D. O'Grady, IJ. O'Keefe, H. Oliver. Row 3: E. Ornelas, C. Orr, G. Orliz, S. Orff, P. Palmer, A. Paclc er, G. Parlcer, P. Parker, R. Parker, K. Paz, Y. Pearce. AX-tis 1, Bushfulness Phase Q ll Frosh, from row, I. fo r.: A. Pearson, J Pearson, D. Peelr, D. Percy, S. Percy, E. Perez. J. Perez, M. Phillips. Row 2: M. Porsch, D Poulsen, C. PraTT, D. Ramirez, K. Ramirez, R Ramirez, D. RampenThal, H. Rapp, S. Rash. ROW 3: P. Rehder, L. Rehm, M. RheTTs, L Rios, N. Rios, B. Rivas, R. Rivera, V. Rivera L. Roberls, L. RoberTs, G. Robison. 4 +4 sir . QIU . 5 A sh Fresh, front row, I. to r.: R. Robledo. J. Rod oclrer, D. Rodriquez, E. Roclriquez, M. Rollins D. Rogers, R. Roma, P. Roma. Row 2: R Rosas, D. Resales, B. Ruben, J. Rufler, A. Sal azar, E. Salazar, S. Salazar, R. Saldana, J Sanchez, L. Sanchez. Row 3: V. Sanchez, F. SanTa Rosa, K. SaTerTield, B. Saunders, B Scarborough, K. SchmelTer, P. SchulTz, M. A. Schulz, B. Scolf, J. Sear, N. SeinTurier. T Freshmen alTending Boys' Forum Dance refresh Themselves aT snacl: bar. L fo r.: C. Hindman, R. Johnson, C. Munson, J. Hughes. WE WONDER WHY . . . Q The Freshman Open l-louse was held in The evening so Trosh could bring Their Tarn- ilies and Then geT losT, noT To reappear unTil aTTer The whole Thing was over? . . . Upper- classmen loolcing over The Temale Treshrnen prospecTs on RcgisTraTion Day acknowledg- ed ThaT while The girls were Taller, They weren'T any beTTer loolcing . . . The exhorbi- TanT iunnp in class dues Trorn 256 To 30C was aTTribuTed To The higher cosT QT nnodern learning . . . Frosh proved Themselves To be enThusiasTic: ioiners on Club lniTiaTion day, when all were puT Through The riTuals irnpos- ed by delighTed upperclassmen while indul- genT TaculTy closed The oTher eye . . . Frosh were also assigned The imporTanT Taslc oT decoraTing goal posTs during TooTball sea- son. THE LITTLE THINGS Even the Tiny Frosh learn that Problems May Become Monumental Frosh, from row. I. to r.: P. Sheehan, N. Shiner, L. Shoemake, B. Shriver, J. Simmons, C. SIreIIy, B. Skaggs, G. Small. Row 2: A. Smifh, H. A. Smiih, S. K. Smifh, V. Smirh, N. Soares, D. Spargur, R. Spencer, L. SIaIIberg, R. Sfafer. Row 3: E. Sfeblay, N. Sfeele, C. Sfermer, A. Sievens, T. Siowe, G. Shaf- Ion, B. SucI1iI, R. Sunny, R. SwarI1, R. Tafoya, L. TaIavera. Frosh, from row, I. Oo r.: P. Tennani, J. Thomason, J. Thompson, T. Tighe, M. TifIey, J. TiIIen, T. Torres, D. Trosf. Row 2: D. Truran, E. Trujillo, G. Troufi, B. UHer, R. VaI- del, A. Valdivia, L. Valencia, J. Van An+w:-rp, N. Van De Loop. ROW 3: M. Vandenbug, B. Van Renselaar, I. R. VeIasque1, O. Villa. P. Vince, E. Volking, B. Waiker, B. Walker. L.WaII1er, P. WaII:er, C. W. Ware. N. Shiner IhicIcIenI, J. Weehs, B. J. Wal- ker, B. B. Walker clown in Frosh TeIen+ Assembly while siudying for fhe role of modern Pagliacci. , Q62 5' fi P2 ,. . , I 7 1 0 I I' fi My ,N nl, V fi 773474, nfl! UI 'I f' X' ' ' I N' I A1 Diff' I! I 14 yi Lil- ' nv 'Myv zfq V ' MU' J N. v. ,- Iymkxixixx I. W J 1 ' A ,MSX Lefi' top: New leachers and ASB Council members are inlroduccd af in- Hial assembly of year. Leff bofforn: S. McCanlies leans forward, philosophic abouf ireaimenf by R. Besedag C. Cowar+ offers volleyball, M. Baer grinsq N. Hamilion hopes fo swal cameraman. Fresh, front row. I. fo r.: D. WashboHen. S. Wafson, L. Wear, J. Weelcs, J. Wells, D Weslbroolc, C. While, J. While. Row 22 P. Whilehursf, J. Wilhile, J. l.. Williams, M. Williams, R. Williams, B. Wire, M. Wissell, K. Wolfe, B. Young. Row 32 P. Zoubek, A. Fauliner, D. Forl, R. Halch, H. Hesfer, l Hughes, M. Hunfer, W. Mccarfer, J. Moi gan, G. Shermer. Righf fop: Eager sfudenls reioice over opporfunily lo absenf ihem- selves from school fo visir Science Fair. Right boffomt Discussing sfafe affairs, feachers af monfhly luncheon prepare for session where ihey fell each orher fo be professional. 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Van Voorhis, Boys' Forum prexyg and M. Wallrer, Pepper Bough Editor, strive in vain to stretch the rubber buck. DEMGCRACY IN ACTICN Assocluted ASB Council members kneel in supplication down. No more money! Student Body Council Members Tnlce Inltlul lessons In to C. C. Howell, Donald H. Mclntosh, and Charles Jordan, who emphatically decide thumbs .-912. . -. .- F I WF Page 98 MT! C ASB councilman-aT-large and class represenlafives go cl omesl T d ly l p Th kr In vp 3' They E I cean u ge ic en, I. fo r.: P. Russell, B. Walker, K. I A. S. B. is A Shapely Bodyli oT sTudenT execuTives, or- dained To iron ouT The problems which Their Tellow sTudenTs creaTe. These chosen ones passed bills, made decisions, planned assemblies, agreed and disagreed. Being sTudenTs oT democracy, supervised by Charles Jordan, They proved good salesmen as well as good legislaTors by disrribufing I,5OO ASB cards. Council members assumed slogan No one admiTTed To games, dances wiThouT ASB Cards. Pa- TrioTism was eTTecTed by morning and aTTernoon Tlag cer- emonies. SixTeen members represenTed ColTon aT Univers- iTy oT Redlands conTerence and semi-annual CBL bangueTs. STarsTudded ASB Assembly, a comical Talce-oTT ol a pop- ular TV enTerTainmenT, becoming The Ed Sillyman Show, Traveled To Redlands aTTer CUI-lS preview. S. ScoTT, as Dor- is Evening, sang Blue Bells oT Broadway in ScoTTish brogue. Turning baclc-woods, B. Layne and A. Robohn, The Mercer SisTers, Tap danced Through Dungaree Doll. Ape pearing Tor Their song and prance rouTine were Dean Dar- Tin Ll. Craninol who lured lovelies vocally, and Jerry Woois lB. Searsl. Warming hearTs, T. Gonzales, as Anna Marie SpagheTTi, rendered l'll Never STop Loving You. Marion Owen execuTed presidenTial duTies, while vice-presidenT Bear Velasguez p loTTed The courses oT weelcly pep asa Schade, T. Pray, A. Robohn, and R. Cook. semblies. h You 'X BxfQYiki Wi SLEMLBXQ KXQNTBW bw? OSQTW RSX 5 ls KL ' T me Qyikmx cu few ci Wx sf Nw Qi Q5 , Toct, Clean Politics an Unwayerlngk loy T From' dvlser Lllorles 'Rocky' Jordon i . f-x . m x - P . -- l , , F - fx LQXQB cloh Q51 ykisdbs. Q. sv! 'Gsm klKX,kQ5'QX X X V ,- 1 xcj 'T , Q , .. J. vane, Head Yell Lead A T a E Y g iflxX.Niljhasi5il.Xg Alhlefic ommissioners u I seae , Presid'-nl, all walch and l f Ch l J d lm failed To appear f h p T C F T Th ll l T dl Girls' League or an, w o if -R N. Epps, secreTary To ASB Coun- ' h d ,- A V'ce Pres fr ' ' .fr l'f 7 CLICKING MASS-WISE Boys' Forum and Girls' league Seleciecl by enlire sfudenl body, B. Reasons is crowned Queen of Hearls ai ihe Girls' League Sweellwearl Ball. L Boys' Forum and Girls' League Cabinet, clockwise from six o'cIock D. Amador, vice presidenlp S. Maxwell, program chairman: L. Will iams, program clwairmang F. Tulhill, president D. Van Voorlnis, presi clenfg M. Perez, lreasurerg R. Doly, secrelary-lreasurerg J. Bercll secrelary. Center: B. Reasons, vice presidenl. I lf's a Woman's World, declared approxirnafely 900 girls confemplafing leap year possibilifies. En- deavoring fo convince male populus fliaf behind every greaf guy fl'1ere's a gal, fbe League ioined wifli Boys' Forum in canned food drive. Cabinef members pre- pared monflwly assemblies lgirls onlyll and sponsored March of Dimes drive advised by lvlarflia l-lerringfon and Georgie Coulfer. Senior girls revealing mafernal insfincfs acfed as Big Sisfers for froslw girls and League revived cloflies courf of days gone by. Queen Barb- ara Reasons, and princesses, Ann Turner and Marion Owen, graciously reigned over League-sponsored Val- cnfine Ball, Sfairway fo Dreamland. C Worn lcnuclcles and fired feef are flie price for winning a canned food drive, agreed Boys' Forum and presidenf Diclc Van Voorliis affer displaying super- iorify by bringing in fliree-fourflws of food collecfed in fradifional Clirisfmas drive. January Snowflake Fanfasy, Forum-sponsored dance complefed wifiiouf feminine assisfance, was nofeworflwy for oxcellenf con- ducf and lengflw of dances. Experienced veferan offi- cer, Larry Williams, accusfomed self fo Forum roufine as lie served fourfli year as program clfiairman under flue direcfion of ever-vigilanf, fasf moving adviser, l-lerman Price, and soff-voiced l-larold Johnson. win. Y Girls' League Chairmen climbing stairs to success, I. to r.: P. Thomason, R. De Loura J. Saflel, S. Epps: holding guiding Iighr, S. Coleman. The Great Melting Pot Where Every lad and Lassie in School Find a Place Sealed. John Dulxe, senior represenfafive. Representatives Sfandillg, l. to r.: K. Robison, iuniorg J. Aicanlar, seniorg P. Baldridge, Soph.g P. Sheehan, froshg G. Powell, soph.g B. Underwood, iuniori K. Hubbs, froshq G. Marlin, soph.g K. Carler, iuniorp C. Gingras, 'lroshg G. Chaffee, soph.1 S. Scoll, senior. HI-Y HI-TRI DUALITY Hi-Y Members. from row, !. Pa r.: J. Alcaniar, T. Archulefa, M. Beeson, B. Boleler. Row 2: R. Doly, D. Cooley, J. Dulce, E. Flinl. Row 3: J. Ganino, K. Hubbs, D. Johnson, T. Knopsnyder, C. Krue- ger. Row 4: A. Marquez, D. Marlinez, T. McClure, W. Norlon, T. Pray. Row 5: N. Robison, G. Schwengel, B. Sears, G. Taylor, P. Thompson. Row 6: W. Vaughan, B. Velasquez, L. D. Williams, L. W. Williams, D. Wilson. I Timid iniliales enlered l-li-Y service club enler- laining lears ol lormal inilialion, aller which advis- er, Tom Phelps, lound weird locale ol Augua Mansa cemelery appropriale lo divulge year's obligalion lo nervous iniliales. Came gridiron season lhe boys slaunchly braved chilly nighls and pressing mobs ol speclalors lo peddle loolball programs in drally Orange Show sladium. Exlravaganl eighl-page l-lomecoming program was produced lor lirsl lime in club hislory. Giants of the Y learn the Art I Congesled lungs rejoiced as l-li-Tri lravelers enler- ed smog-lree Collon aller l-lollywood Y-Day lrip. Failh wilhoul works is dead. guoled l-li-Tri girls and sponsors, M. Nelson and L. Norlon, viewing children opening gills al Chrislmas Parly. Hi-Tri, front row, I. to r.: V. Aboyles, L. Allon, L. Andres, A. Arneff, L. Barl lell, R. Berumen, Z. Bradford, N. Burdell, G. Caslillo, B. Ceizler, Y. Chavez l... Clark, I. Chapman, B. Chrislensen. Row 2: V. Comer, L. Conlreras, V Davis, D. Dobyns, B. Doyle, S. Epps, D. Fedigan, J. Flynn, Y. Gall, I. Garcia P. Griflilhs, S. Griffilhs, P. Harrison, P. Harlman, A. Henry, P. Herl. Row 3 K. Hiclcson, J. Holland, B. Hunl, C. Hyde, C. Jacox, S. F. Johnson, S. L Johnson, L. Lesler, D. Lewlon, C. Levingslon, R. Lowlher, A. Lozano, R. Mc- Guire, F. McKinney. Row 4: L. Mills, l. Moore, J. McPilce, G. Merle, W. L Meuser, L. Newberry, J. Paslay, L. Pommer, D. Reminglon, K. Robbins, A. L Robohn, G. Salazar, E. Sandlin, K. Schade, S. Scoll. Row 5: J. Slaplelon S. Smilh, R. Smilh, L. Smith, C. Smifh, B. Smarl, B. Seward, F. Slevens M. Terror, C. Thalch, P. Thomason, N. Tiqhe, V. Tincher, Z. Van Dylce. Row 6 M. Zimmerman, S. Young, J. Jazell, l. Tanlardino, E. Wiyninger, M. Wilden M. H. Villa, E. Velarde. C l-lollywood Y-Day and Cal-UCLA pigslcin ballle was pleasanl diversion aller shouling, Programs, IO cenlsl al home games. Filleen new members augmenled membership lo 29. Greenies ioined vel- eran l-li-Y men in hall spol man duly, Chrislmas lood drive, Dr. J. J. Smilh's boy-girl relalions lec- lure, l-li-Y-l-li-Tri dance, and driving slcill-lcnowledge lesls. Chrislmas caroling evoked enlhusiaslic sing- ers when Y-men celebraled holiday season wilh lruclc and piano. of Christian living Through High Morals I l-li-Tri girls worlced franiically 'ro regain lriends losi when as in- iliales lhey humbly wore onion ring necklaces which repelled evcn closesl acquainlances. The l-li-Tri moniiors cullivaled laci, cheer- fulness, and sunny disposilions as lhey reslrained eagcr sludenls from halls ai noons and before school. Hi-Y'ers .l. Alcanlar, J. lmoney bagsl Dulce are success- fully aflempfing fo sell program: al a foollaall game lo B. Monlgcmery, M. Ross, and L. Houscr. When business lags, lhey sell lhem lo each ofher. Hi-Y, Hi-Tri officers, l. to r.: J. Reed, secrelaryg W. Vaughan, secrelaryg L. McAllis+er, vice presidenl: J. Alcanfar, president N. Rodgers, presidenlg J. Ganino, vice president P. Fraser, program chairman: K. Hulabs, chaplain, A. l-lewili, lreasurer, enioy a convivial bollle ol coke al Slaler Brolhers. LA MYC C One hundred and twelve Mexican Youth Clubbers ex- uberantly sponsored Pan-Amen ican Assembly, 5 u c c e s s t ul Christmas Dance, a night party, booth at annual Country Fair, and Lost and Found service. Re- cent innovations were: initia- tions, membership cards, pay- ment ot dues, pins tor cabinet, and altered membership quali- tications. Advisers Beulah Bull- inqton, Frank Quinonez, and l-larold Johnson abetted MYC goals-promoting a better un- derstanding between Anglo- spealring and Spanish-speaking students. Shy Arthur Marquez, president, smoothly achieved order among six-toot club mem- bers. Me ai laws-W M itil. if iii Old Mexico comes to Colton as Mexican Youth Club Council members gather. Seated in front l. to r.Z L. Contreras, vice pres.: A. Marquez, pres., M. Flores, senior rep., ROW 2: B. Velasquez senior rep., N. Fernandez, sec.: M. Perez, treas.g P. Carrasco, iunior rep.: ROW 3: H. Rapp trosh rep.: E. Duran, program chair., M. Gomez, iunior rep, L. Hernandez, lrosh rep.: B. Hern andez, Boys' Forum rep.: T. Rivera, soph. rep., E. Lucero, soph. rep.: E. Castorena, program chair. xican Youth Compudres Continue Good Will Ambassador Work Mexican . Youth ..Club, front row, l. to r.: M. Aboytes, J. Aguilar, L. Aguilar, Y. Agui- lar, A. Arroyo, R. Berumen, M. Basoco, S. Caldera, E. Calles, S. Calles. Row 2: M. f Cancino, R. Carrasco, P. Carrasco, C. Carreon, G. Castillo, S. Castorena, M. Castro, M. Castro, N. Ci- mental, A. Chacon, C. Cha- vez, M. Chavez, Y. Chavez, T. Chavez. ROW 3: E. Colun- ga, V. Corral, C. Delgado, J. Delgado, P. Delgado, B. De- LaRosa, O. Diaz, R. Domin- quez, E. Duran, M. Espinoza, N. Fernandez, M. Flores. Row C. 4: Y. Franco, C. Galvan, Galvez, B. Garcia, C. Gar cia, l. Garcia, M. Garcia, R Garcia, S. Garcia, M. Gom ez, L. Gonzales, C. Granado, J. Granado, M. Granado. Mexican Youth Club, front row, l. fo r.: B. Hernandez, C. Leyva, H. Lopez, A. Lo zano, A. Lucero, E. Lucero L. Lucero, O. Martinez, P Martinez, V. Martinez, A Mer- Martus, F. Macias, C. cado, M. Mercado. Row 2 M. Melendrez, S. Mo Morales, M. Navarro rales, G , R. Na . Ochoa varro, V. Navarro, A E. Ochoa, E. Ornelas tiz, J. Ortiz, B. Perez, ez, H. Quezada, M. Quiroz, . 6. off M. Per- N. Rios. Roaro B. Ramirez, L. Rios, Row 3: M. Rivera, K. R. Robles, R. Roman, C. chil, L. Talavera, l. Tan dino, R. Valdez, D. Vasquez, E. Velarde, B. Velasquez, C Su: tar- Velasquez, H. Villa, F, Ville: gas, G. Yzaguirre. f .bww ltlilllit lililllll udenl sfore worlcers dispense cheer and school supplies during bofh lunches and .aller school no desperale sludenis in fron? of counler. Fronf row I. fo r: E. Vollcing, B. Join'-ii, B. oore llow 2: H. Ouezada, D. Rails, J. Williams, L. Middle+on. COMMERCE ness eddicls burned midniqhl Dillo lluidp iwelye achieved 90 hour lellers. Facully eulhorilies Alberl Loring, Ernie Kovack Alice Cobb, and Clyde l-larn oise supervised Chrislmas parly ollicersl inslallalion, Couniry Fair boclh, lrip lo lnlernalional Business Machines and Farmers Merkel. C Slore sampling was nipped ciuiclqly by Clyde l-larnoise pope lo 53 salesmen in 'lyour iricndly sludenl sloref' Siu denls mainiained grades by window deccraiinq, merchan dising, edyerlising vie daily an nouncemenls, and over-counler selling. Cherry lyme bars were Top selling Hem. Actual Earning and learning Through Store and Business Training Commerce club, from row. I. to r.: E. La Rocco, M. La Rocco, B. Link, A. Lozano, A. Luna, G. Marie, M. Merle Row 2: V, Marlinez, S. Mel- lon, J. Orfiz, L. Pomrner, S. Pommer, L. Rios, G. Salaxar. ROW 31 B. Smarf, J. Smifh, V, Srnilh, G. Slralfon, P. Tennanl, F. Villeqas. Commerce Club, front row. l. fo 1: S. Johnson, presidenr: B, Spencer, S. Smilh, L. Barr- leH, 6. Chaffee, A. Bauiisfa. Row 2: J. Aboyfes, V. Aboy- les, P. Baldrid e, J. Bonine 9 N. Burdell, H. Bufera, ti. Cambon, 5. Casiorena, M. L Casiro. Row 3: J. Cleveland L. Doclson, J. Durney, Y. Gall M, J. Garaldon, J. Galls, K rwamar, S. Higley, D. Higley. lu- Q 2+ . K .51 3 v Y , r L A . j 4-..z?' 4 ,sf TIM' 'L l A r H ,f as K SA 'M if K, Q A J 5 1' i Y . , n, V . I s Ushererres, front row, I. to r: D. Remingfon, 8. Reasons, M. Wilden, F. Tulhill, K. Robbins. Row 2: S Deufsch, M. Honeycull, R. DeLoura, B. Dunham. J. Yazell, D. E A. T mery, urner, S. Coleman, K. Schade ACTORS, USHERETTES, WRITERS The Pluy's the Thing to Actors, But Usherettes Soy, 'lt's location' Fooflighfer Club, front row, I. to r.: L. Cochrane, J. Weeks, C. Hindman, N. Norion, S. Hammargren B. Walker, B. Walker, J. Graham. Row 2: L. Barreff. P. Fraser, C .Denger, D. Fedigan, C. Orr, D. Nafion N. Shiner, D. Doyle, V, Davis, T. Kravchuk, J. Esfrella. Row 3: S. Johnson, C. Decker, A. Blake, M. B lake J. McPike, G. Evans, A. Norlon, J. Wilson, S. Powell, B. Margerison, C. Baxfer, R. Slrauch, J. William-i son. Row 4: J. Lane, B. Berch, A. Kuzma, P. Schonberger, M. Fleener, L. Kay. Row 5: N. Johnson, M. Rhell, S. Hogue, L. Gomis, B. McCauley, B. Smifh, J. McNealy, J. Murray, S. Davis, N. Garreff, D, Van Voorhis. Row 6: J. Underwood, D. Owen, N. Robison, J. Ganino, S. Young, B. Bofeler, R. Lowlher, S. Johnson, E. Flinf, P. Keene, D. Krueger. Q Pleasanf manners exemplified fourfeen ushereffes who donned whife safin capes and formals fcr evening social affairs. Shep- herded by adviser, Georgie Coulfer, and prexy, B. Reasons, fhe lovelies, chosen by fhe club from enfire sfudenf body, usher- ed af funcfions varying from Baccalaureafes solemnify fo fhe Senior Class Play. Two frosh girls are elecfod af year's be- ginning and again in May for four-year ferm. I No money, no acfivifies, no plans, posed problems for lvlilce Ciavarelli's Fooflighfers. Over- expendifure for frips and plays of previous year found financial sfafus in fhe hole. Af fhe once- in-awhile meefings, prexy Bob Bofeler and group planned a visif fo Pasadena Playhouse and presenfafion of a play for Col- fon Women's Club . . . Mone- fary shorfcomings precluded ambifious plans, and members called upon ASB council for a Hliffle loan fo p u ll f h e rn fhrough. Quill Und 5Cl'0il.ffQl1f POW. l- fo I'-2 B. Alexander, M. Beber, M. Beeson, M. Wallxer, Pres., B. Ceizler, B. Chrisiensen, D. Davis. Row 2: P. Dever, J.'Dulce, N. Fernandei, Y. Gall, C. Galvex, K. Gilberi, P. Griff- 'll'5- Row 35 S- JOHNSON- L- l-HYSSH. F- McKinney. B. Roberfs, A. Robohn, J. Salfel, E. Sandlin. Row 4: B. Schueiz, R. Smifh, B. Taylor, Z. Van Dyke. Two hundred iiiiy wrirlen inches oi copy, 9,250 words, or CPV4 Consliiuiional Essays-any way il's counied i'r's slill prereguisile for eniering Quill and Scroll So- cieiy, naiional organizalion oi pencil pushers. Cub Pepper Bough iournalisls were formally inifialed ai Riverside's Mission lnn during preview ol '56 Crim- son and Gold. Prexy lvl. Wallc- er, Pepper Bough ediior, pre- sided over The informal and al- mosl non - exislenl meeiings, while Chrisiina D. Beeson ad- vised ihe vocabulary enihusi- asfs. lnirial scribes io aliain 250- word goal were Pai Griliiihs, Barbara Ceizler, Penny Dever. Members nor pictured: J. Alcanfar, R. Cook, L. Conireras, J. Crouch, N. Epps, R. Fischer, B. Gomes, M. Owen, J. McCoy, C. Mercado, T. Pray, F. Tuihill. While Orutors Grnndly Declaim, Scribblers Insist, It's the Inches thai Count I Guided by prexy, C. Ege, club's only officer, Nalional Forensic Leaguers worlced foward becom- ing beller spealcers, coached by Phil Schediwy. These bombasiic souls gained valuable experience al siudeni congresses, debaie, and oraiorical con- lesls. M. Cisneros, C. Levingslon, J. Raymond were lop spealcers in Lions' Club compeii+ion3 S. Man- ning won local American Legion Conlesi. Nufional Forensic League, I. Io r.: Charles Ege, president Norma Jo Epps, Doroihy Lewron, Miclc Beeson. Noi shown: Three-fourihs of membership. -D I O Theres no business like show business, declar- ed Thespians, local members oi a naiional socieiy ol dramalic exlroverls whose goal is promolion and apprecialion ol ihe 'rheairical aris. The excepiional emolers fulfilled ihe required seveniy lines in a lhree-acl play or iorly lines in lhree one-acl plays. Leading Jrhe grease paini enihusiasls was experienc- ed dramaiisl, Mike Ciavarelli. National Thespiun Club, front row. I. to r.: B. Boreler, D. Davies, N. Epps, G. Evans. Row 22 J. Flynn, S. Johnson, A. Kuzma, L. Lar- sen, D. Lewion. Row 3: D. Owen, P. Ransom, P. Smiih, S. Scoii. Z- Van Dyke. 9495 .,, MUSIC IN THE AIR Girls' and Boys' Choruses Combined With Choir In Introducing First period Girls' Chorus. from row, I. to r.: O. AboyTes, E. Arrnenla, E. Barfon, A. Black, M. CanTwell, T. Chavez, C. Corliss, D. Dela Cruz, C. Denger E. Duran, J. Gardner, S. GriFFiThs. Row 2: G. Hino, J. Johndrew, P. Jones, E. LaRocco, F. Macias, J. Mall, L. Mala, B. McConville, P. McConville, M McDonald, S. Morales, E. Quezada, S. Rieger, R. Roclriquez. Row 3: R. Rosas, P. SchulTz, J. Simmons, B. Skaggs, C. SmiTh, L. Smilh, G. Troull, P. Tym chelx, F. Villegas, P. Vince, D. Wesllall, P. Zorbelx, J. Hodge, P. Herrera. Sixth period Girls' Chorus. front row, I. to r.: V. Aranda, S. Ballance, E. Brighf, B. Cambon, C. Clark, J. Cleveland, S. De Rosa, M. Driggers, P. El- dridge, Y. Franco, G. Garcia, L. GaveTTe. Row 2: C. Howe, L. Hughes, J. Hursl, B. Jordan, A. M. Kuzma, S. Lively, A. Lopez, A. Marius, P. Messer D. NaTion, K. Paz, H. Porler. How 3: Y. Hernandez, D. Ramirez, V, Rivera, S. Vandenburg, M. Rowland, R. Tafoya, V. Tincher, J. Wolfe, P. Wood, M Porsch, P. Godsy, M. Crandall, H. Adams, P. Andersen. O Mi-mi-mil Trilled IOO Girls' Chorus members in daily vocal calisThenics. DirecTor V. MargueriTe Broolcs led Through ChrisTmas civic programs, as- semblies, Freshman Open l-louse, lvlusicale ExTraor- dinaire, and ClaremonT Tri-CounTy Music FesTival. Poise and appreciaTion oT good music were acquir- ed by singers, accompanied by G. TrouT, J. WolTe, and J. l-lodge. UniTormiTy oT voice was aTTained by pracTice, buT uniTormiTy oT appearance was achiev- ed by wearing darlq slcirTs and whiTe blouses during perTormance. Pursuing culTural inTeresTs, The girls aTTended Opera Der Rosenlcavalieru lby Richard STraussl aT Shrine AudiTorium. C WiTh a song in Their hearTs, and a reminder oT The imporTance oT poise and digniTy, sixTy choir members acguainTed selves wiTh The besT oT sacred and secular music. Blended voices Tollowed baTon oT V. lv1argueriTe Broolcs and accompanimenT oT Duane Kendall and Lynn GaveTTe. Year's exTensive program covered Spring concerT, lvlusicale ExTraor- dinare, ChrisTmas vesper service, ChrisTmas assem- bly wiTh unTorgeTTable rendiTion oT Hlwas The NighT BeToro ChrisTmas, and Tri-CounTy Music FesTival aT ClaremonT. PrornoTing The spiriT oT good will, choir TradiTionally concluded programs wiTh May The Good Lord Bless and Keep You. 'Musicale Extruordinuire' l l K 'l BOYS' ch0l'll5. fl'0llf -'0W. l. ro r.Z D. Aker, G. Baumann, pianisf, G. Brighi, W. Bryanf, K. Dellsile, L. Evans, D. Frirsche. Row 2: G. Fryer, F. Gardner, C. Giggey, K. Henry, D. Hooker, K. Hoon, R. Johnson. Row 3: J. Ganino, H, King, C. Lybarger, G. Lyon, W. Maerlci, B, Navarro, M. Rosales. Row 4: B. Sears, D. Spargur, E. Sieblay, D. Sunderland, B. Van Renselaar, J. Moniezuma. Row 5: B. Wilhile, J. Young, B. Young, P. Wells, N. Parlain, B. Padgefr. C Miraculously conrrollinq livewire male chorus, liny V. Marquerile Broolcs slcilliully commanded voices varying from squealcs 'ro resonani pearshaped rones. Musical eliorrs of G. Baumann blended wirh chorus as she accomp- anied rhem on 'rhe piano. I The boys melodiously warbled rhrough school opererra, spring con- cer'r,Claremon+ Tri-Counry Music Fese rival, and Musicale Exrraordinaire. The groups primary obiecrive is gaining confidence for public appearances and displaying vocal lalenrs. olr, from row, I. fo r.. J. Almond, l.. Andres, S. Bernal, G. Crossno, E. Duran, G. Evans, J. Ganino, S. Gardner, N. Gray. Row 22 T. Guilron Harrell, C. Hearrell, N. Hearrell, A. Henry, R. Jones, C. Kelley, D. Kendall, J. Lane, W. Liffle, J .Lofgran. Row 3: R. Moifz, D. Mason, D. McGee, J. Mc- Nealy, C. Moses, J. Murray, J. Oberschmidf, R. O'Keefe, E. Papp, L. Pommer, S. Pommer, B. Reasons, D. Remingfon. Row 4: V. Rorabauqh, P. Saldana, T. Sims, M. Smirh, A. Slewarf, P. Thompson, F. Tufhill, D. Van Voorhis, D. Vasquez, B. Velasquez, M. Wilden, J. Williamson, E. Wiyninger, J. Yazell. 1 F Ib . wx-wva SERVICE UNIT Safety Guards, Radio Hams, Sufefy Club, l. to r: J. Almond, L. La Buhn, R. Carmichael, J. Wellard, T. Will- ldl'f1S. C Life would be awlul willi- oul a llasllliglilf' was com- menl ol Paul I-lopson's Salely Club boys who were seldom seen operaling by dayliglil. Tliey direcled lrallic and guarded parlced cars al all niglil evenls. Ilie noclurnal organizalion is exclusive - any sophomore, iunior, or senior may ioin if voled in by old members. I Eiglil Iwam radio enlliusi- asls, direcled by Donald Lind- sey, induslriously slrove lor amaleur radio-operalor's Ii- censes llwrougb numerous Iwigln-lreguency aclivilies ol Radio Club. Familiarizalion willw diverse lransmilling pro- cedures was aclwieved lllrouglw educalional excur- sions lo nearby broadcasling slalions. C Gel your lingers oul ol llwal press! cried Wallei' Dudley, slressing lo lwis len indispensible Prinl Clubbers advanlages ol liaving all len lingers. Requesls lor loolball and baslcelball programs, play liclcels, programs, adverlise- menls, and boosler lags, pro- vided llwe 80 necessary serv- ice Ieller liours. Page ll0 Radio Club, front row, I. to r.: J. Couller, N. Herron. Row 2: S. Reeve, N. Grable, M. W sel, R. Good, A. Smillm, B. Morgan, M. Allbrandl. Prinfillg Club members al work gelling ready lo roIIlI1 p s L. I .Z B. AI d A S' Simon, J. Williams, N. Grable, J. Merler, e re ses or mon I I 'mo Printers, librarians, and Electricians Demonstrate Practical Technical Know-how I Books! More books! Space! More space! Books! Space! Yea, bookworms! cried hopetul li- brary workers, anticipating improved tacilities when new library building is constructed sometime in the tuture. Junior librarians are unigue, tor they are not only an organization, but receive one-tourth ot a grade point credit tor their helptul services. New books, magazines, and newspapers added to stock augmented total number ot books to tormidable 7,300, keeping I7 helpors, I5 assistants, and 2 typ- ists busy under guidance ot librarian Minnie Bishop, who bustled around directing the constant search ot the shelves. Q Theodore t-lunt's tive light crew boys held rat- ter permits-carte blanches enabling them to re- veal simian instincts and clamber about gym ratters to raise and lower baskets tor basketball games. They met demands ot May Pete, set up lights tor tormal dances, assemblies and pertormances in Whitmer auditorium, simulating scenes trom l-l. G. Wells as they controlled lights at enormous panel ot switches and levers. Newest equipment was tollow spots -movable spotlights whose beams tollowed pertormers about the stage. Block 'C' service letters provided concrete reward tor lOO-hour services ren- dered. ' L fl i- mu Library aides somehow seem to be cheerful in familiar surroundings - Light crew, front row. l. to r.: seated, B. Kempp holding geletine B F o sty literature. Standing, front row, I. to r.: V. Davis, J. Foreman, Back row: Phoning, G. Flood: E. McElhinney, E. Sutliit, C. Grah m Welker, A. Smith, P. Caliguri, B. Johnson, Mrs. Bishop, in front, N. but prexy Kemp seem perplexed over what lust might happen f hey P P H B D'D t Y B In R0 3 L pulled ell the lovely little levers. Y g. Row 2: P.Messer, . re, . iona o, . us. w : McClain B. Gomes, J. Rey, J. Wolfe, V. Comer. l l -,YW BRUSH WIELDERS Artists Provide Posters, Decorations I Midst the hustle and bustle ot painting huge stained glass window backdrop tor Christmas assembly, weary Art Club daubers rushed to complete multitudes ot Christmas Dance posters. Painting bright Christmas scenes on windows ot a downtown establishment, members competed tor prizes amounting to seventy-tive dollars, eventually to be used to- ward Art Club scholarship. Between service proiects, the pal- lette wielders welcomed numerous testive occasions during the year. Resting temporarily trom artistic service, the young artists, under adviser l-lelen McDaniels, traveled to Laguna Art Gallery to view works ot the masters, wondered at the casualness ot L. A. Art Center School, and puzzled at con- temporary art in Chattey Art Exhibit. Displaying spirit ot benevolence, they collected clothing tor needy Arizona Navaios under prexy P. Thompson. :Ms '.-, Q xxskv F ? with Wins F. McKinney. L. Gavette, and E. Thompson painstakingly daub paint on one portion ot scenery tor Christmas assembly. Due to height ot scenery it had to be painted lengthwise. Art Club. front row, I. to r.: M. Es- quibel, S. Castorena, S. Hudson, G. Bright imodell. Row 2: K. Baiand, D. Brown, S. Epps, B. Ceizler, J. Flynn, B. Doyle, Mrs. Helen l. Mc- Daniel, adviser. Row 3: M. Blake, A. Blake, J. Elmore, B. Christensen. Row 42 N. Elliott, P. Bright, E. Bright, J. Gardner, L. Foute. Row 5: S. Clasen, V. Cowan, D. Cate, E. Colunga, R. Ballinger, T. Farr, F. Coiunga. Art Club, front row, I. to r.: R. Good, K. Hamar, C. Hart, J. Houle, C. Hyde, L. James, P. Thompson, C. Kelley, M. Kilgore, T. Kravchuk, C. Levingston. Row 2: B. Good, J. Lotgran, W. Lopez, W. Little, R. Lowther, H. Margerison, M. Marte, F. McKinney, E. Ochoa, B. Ogden. Row 3: C. Proctor, J. Reed, P. Reh- der, A. Robson, M. Rowland, T. Mc- Clure, P. Saldana, B. Smith, B. Saunders, E. Sandlin, E. Thompson, D. Dodd, L. Roseberry, D. Todd, D. Trost. L. Wood. is B. Buffum pauses io conlemplafe what she could have done wrong, while D. Garreil fries again. Olhcr members seem complelely enihralled in work. Front row, I. to r.: A. Lee, R. McDow, K. McElhinney, T. Van Voorhis, E. Robinson, C. Palmer. Row 22 B. Manning, E. Sunny, P. Thompson, W. Naumann, T. Rose, D. Wilson, R. Russell. Engineering, kneeling, front row, I. to r.: M Allbrandl, F. Gomez, A. Armsfrong, D. Hazel- Oon. Sprawled on desk, G. Casile. Only girl B. Buffum. For leff: G. Audiss, D. Buckley adviser, B. Ashmore. Ctinfer righf: J, Carr K. Caslle, B. Champion, R. Cleveland. Lefi. buck row! A. Gage, A. Galis, H. Hindle, N Herron. Center, back row: H. Hines, L. Hoi- land, A. Jarvis, B. Kump, K. Klopler, W. Easl- mdn. T-SQUARE MASTERS Druftsmen Perfect Engineering Skills Q Tomorrow's ullra-modern homemalccrs will be happier be- cause ol The comprehensive knowledge ol blueprinls and ar- chileclural planning provided by aclive lunclions oi Engineer- ing Club. Diligenlly wielding complicaled drailing eguipmenl- prolraclors, compasses, and T-squares, engineering clubbers crealed airplanes, engines, houses, and machinery-all on lhriily, economical small scale. Crganized lo lurlher inieresl in drailing and engineering field, 'rhe club is open To srudenls having compleled one year of dralling. Forly members un- derioolc proiecls, conslruclively working foward 60-hour ser- vice leiler reguiremeni. Adviser, Bill Ashmore, shephered 'rhem lhrough lhe Norihrup Aeronaulical Planl, General Mo- 'rors Corporalion, and Packard Bell radio and lelevision planl, where lhey found inspiralion lor iurlher pinl-sized proiecls. , cRlMsoN and GOLD 'X ' ff . -Q Ns., . Q Ou. Editor-in-Chief, Beverly Roberts, a+ fhe wheel aided by Assistant Editor, Mick Beeson. JW' if .. X gy if ' 4-a'p fl' iflirll illdifl !r L ll W These Were Your Writers, Photographers, and Salesmen Annual s+aFf phorographers, fronl' row l. fo r.: R. Good, L. Larsen. A, Slevens, S. Reeves. Row 2: Gene Hosleller, pholographv adviser, l-lelen Souchelc, business adviser. Below: Chrisfina D. Beeson, publicalions adviser, rides herd on slafl. 5, - ff.. ,of it iw! ff X. V H 'hi Yearbook publicafion and business siaffs, fi-on+ row l. 'ro r.: G. McPilce, J. AIcan+ar co-sporfs, P. Herr, B. Alexander, E. Sandlin, classes, T. Pray, coebusiness manager, Z. Van Dyke. Row 2: B. Gomes, M. Ross, D. Davis, L. Mcfxllisfer, boolclceeper, L. Clark, L. l-louser, N. Fernandez, seniors. Row 3: D. Lindsey, S. Young, R. Gonzales, A. Robohn, Phofo ed., J. Crouch, index, J. McCoy. S. -Johnson, classes. Row 4: B. Durney N. Tighe, S. Boaen. D. Dobyns, B. Seward, P. Dever, caplains. Row 5: G. Hurfalcer, B. Smarr, co-Business manager, J. Dean, D. Webb. J. Sarfel, rypisr, M. Beber, seniors W. Vaughan, CO-sporls, R. Coolc, rypisf, no'r shown. THE SCHOLARLY ONES A little Bit of learning May be Dangerous, But Very Valuable cholarship Saciefy, front row, l. to r.: S. Auslin, B Cnrislenson, D. Dunn. Row 2: C. Hindman lsealedl, F McKinney, J. Mall, P. Sclionberger. Row 3: B. B. Wallc B, J. Walker, M, Walker. Q Collon l-liglfs youllilul conlribulion lo llie 364,000 Queslion era consisled ol 35 alerl sludenls willn a goal ol los- lering lriiglwer sclwolarsliip slandards and broader service ideas. Wordly wise sene iors and docile under classmen, under adminislralion ol complele junior cab- inel, discovered 'mal overloaded aclivi- ly sclwedules crealed a meeling allen- dance problem. The youllilul inlelleclu- als relaxed alerl minds by escaping inlo lands ol lanlasy and advenrure al Dis- neyland, and Pomona Fair lrip divere led llwem 'remporarily lrom educalional pursuils. Slage-slwy members conceded 'rradilional Lincoln Day assembly To sponsor American Legion Essay linals. Noviliale and Lile lvlemberslwip pins brouglwl recognilion lor long lerms ol membership, and mid-semesler dislin- guislwed lile member velerans olScl1ol- arslwip Sociely were: L. Kirlcpalriclc, M. BGGSODI M' Owen' and Robells- pllOl' is e p Scholarship Society irsf row for left B Ce l ing 'flue leenage prodigies were lressie D Feds w up - z m Ro er Va R w 3 up S I1 Truesdall, O. McNeil Arnold, and Clwar- T Mc e om so W 4 U O lQS GFGSQF, unga M Allb and? L lc c D March D Seey Page II6 Latin Club, front row, I. to r.: B. Walker, B. Walker. Row 2: P. Anderson, L. Barrett E. Bonneville, H. Ceizler, C. Culligan, S. Deutsch, H. Delgadillo, J. Doty, M. Fleener, R. Sevier, B. Scott, D. Frost, S. Hall, P. Hed- cling, A. Henry. Row 3: S. Austin, H. Beach. Row 4: C. Hindman, G. Hino, S. Hogue, J Leander, M. Honeycutt, D. Moncriet, D. Johnson, S. Johnson, T. Kravchuk. Row 5: B. Link, G. McClure, D. Marchus, R. Hubbs C. Nolen, K. Roberts, S. Ortt, D. Norton, J. Rutter, K. Robbins, K. Schmelter, B. Stevens, G. Swanbeck, J. Van Antwerp, D. Westbrook. Latin Club, front row, I. to r.: G. Blakeman D. Brown, N. Galloway, S. Hammargren, P. Hull, N. Kellam, S. Manning, G. Martin, A. Norton, N. Norton, C. Reed, G. Roller, P. Russell. Row 2: P. Sharp, L. Taylor, R. Trost, J. Wilson, B. Wagner, D. Epstein, M. Beeson, J. Valle, J. Paslay, M. English, M, Floyd, P. Schonberger. LATINEERS .Q .mr Q i' ri J ' -iw R z . si 'V fr X fi Y' t ix i M ' N? 'W N Ei S k as ,J i3l ' ssaqws it . ZIN. Bringing Caesar to life Poses No Problem to Roman lore Students atin Club. front row, I. to r.: S. Krause, B. Roberts. Row 2: B. Ceizler, C. Levingston, A. Parsons, J. Rosa, P. Fraser. Row 3: K. Gilbert, G. Law- son, B. Taylor, B. Montgomery, D. Marchus, B. Schuetz. Row 4: M. Zimmer- man, S. Griffiths, L. Kirkpatrick, D. Davies, E. Sandlin, J. Lane. I Strains ot My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean were murdered thoroughly by miserable Latin Club slaves rolling pea- nuts down steps under Spartan com- mands ot ruthless second year Sona- tores who were clad in their mothers old sheet togas. Ditticulty ot tinding meet- ing time which did not contlict with oth- ers kept members delightedly looking torward to an exciting year ot tour meetings and two banquets. Laugh special ot year was meeting scheduled tor revision ot constitution whose exis- tence tew even knew. Adviser l-lelen Borrego's students ot Roman lore trans- termed Colton cateteria into Roman villa tor their annual social climax, Latin slave sale and elaborate banquet. Dur- ing cozy atter-school congregations in Mrs. Borrego's room, Latinites ordered new pins tor otticers and determined iust why extracurricular minded mem- bers were always so busy on every Mon- day, every Tuesday, every Wednesday, every Thursday, and almost every Fri- day. 'S WIND, BRASS, WOOD Marching, Concert, and Studio Bands Co-ordinate Combined Musical Talent I Emilling snappy lorlissimos and diminuendos, 65 marching band members lramped Through '55-'56 pa- rade season, encouraged by band maeslro, Vincenl Meals. Hailing from Virginia, Mr. Moals was coniron' led wilh a meager 27 musicians lirsl guarler aller class C reslriclions diminished The group. The humilialed 27 yalianlly elevaled Themselves lo performing slalus. Their lone qualify and slraighl ranks secured second place al Hunlinglon Beach lor Col'ron's brass, winds, and percussion. Olher smoolh performances included Sanla Claus Parade and Maylime Band Parade al Na- lional Cily. High sfepper, Karen Reynolds, sel 'rhe pace as head maiorelle, while The inslrumenlalisls worked foward 90-hour service le-Hers. K. Reynolds, prancing Drum Maiorelle, praclices slrelch- ing on The fronl lawn. One sfep ahead of 'the band, she slrulled in lails al all parades and loolball games. Marching Band, front row, l. to r.Z E. Sullifl, C. Graham. Row 'lt D. Seip, L. McBride, V. Smiih, F. Ross, F. Pearman, P. Carriere, T. Paz, F Valenzuela, B. Dela Rosa, L. Harker, T. Cuscilo, K. Reynolds. Row 2: O. Rodriguez, R. Archulela, B. Solis, N. Harmer, L. Lopez, L. Wear, J Thomason, C. Horlon, J. Myler, B. Navarro, M. Tilley, K. Baland, M. Giggey. Row 3: N. Warman, L. Hernandez, D. Davies, M. Allbrandf, T. Ar- chulela, D. Marchus, T. Buslos, C. Helm, N. Spinne.-, G. Schwengel, J. Rodriquez, A. Marquez, D. Buckley, A. Parsons. Row 4: W. Lopez, K. Crafl J. Lucore, B. Warren, J. Barlon, B. Knowles, K. G-win, J. Farson, J. Meeks, D. Buckley, S. Caslle, V. Davis, J. Slaplelon, R. Shephard, T. Dodson N. Grable, E. Caslorena. - M 3 es 1' X. -. 'A l -'fig XV Qs A .., Sf Collcerf Bdmd, front row, I. lo r.: M. Tilley, K. Boland, M. Giggey, J. Myler, K. Reynolds, F. Ross, R. Sheppard, P. Carriers, L. Williams, Vincenl Moales, direclor. Row 2: B. Dela Rosa, T, Paz, C. Horlon, O. Rodriguez, J. Smillw, D. Seip, L. McBride, J. Thomason, L. Wear, C. Helm, L. Lopez. Row 32 B. Navarro, F. Pearman, F. Valenzuela, J. Barlon, T. Cuscilo, L. Harlrer, K. Crall, J. Lucore, W. Lopez, N. Grable, J. Young, E. Caslorena, J. Rodriguez, L. Hernandez, R. Arclmlefa, A. Marquez. Row 4: T. Buslos, N. Spinner, M. Allbrandf, T. Archulela, D. Buckley, G. Sclwwengel, A. Parsons. Row 5: B. Knowles, M. Saucedo, K. Gwin, E. Sufliff, S. Casfle, V, Davis, J. Shaplelon, J. Meelcs, R. Dreirnan, D. Buckley, N. Harmer, D. Davis. O Concerl band members learned arls ol rlwyllwm and lwarmonics lrom direclor Vincenl Moals, wliilo popular and bop- pislw bears were produced by sludio band, in ils inirial year. Slring inslru- menr players were educaled in classi- cal melodies, violins, Callas, and violas lormed nucleus ol slring ensemble, also newly inilialed. Q Ensemble brouglnl an enllwusiaslic deluge ol applause lrom speclalors willi classical lasles al Musicale Exlra- ordinaire. Conscienlious 9Oal1our per- formers received service lellors lor lfymplnonic services rendered, and 'rlwe lliree musical bodies enlered regional leslival compelilion aqainsl lwiqlw sclwools ol immediale area. Sludio Bdlld, front raw, l. io rt M. Saucedo, R. Shepherd, T. Dodson, R. Arcliulela, A. Marquez, N. Grable Row 2 D. Wilson, V. Moals, W. Lopez, K. Crall, B.Warren, R. Arclmlela, D. Buclriley, A .Parsons, T. Arclwlefa. ga sps ..-N sos , , A- ... BLOCK 'C' LETTERMEN Noted Weurers ofthe Golden 'C' Show Muscle, Skill, and Sportsman Confidence Lefrermen Club from row, I. fo r.: P. Carrasco, R. Grider, F. Krueger. Row 2: D. Marlinel, R. Reynoza, L. D. Williams, L. W. W'll'a S O Foriy-eighf leifermen braved gruesome ierrors oi fabled iniiiaiion 'ro enier Lefier- men Club. The 'C' leiier winners accepfed responsibiliiy of spoiless appearance of Whiimer Pxudiiorium by mainfaining waich- iul vigil for gum-chewers, paper ihrowers, and liiierbugs. Winning appreciaiion of fac- ullry men, ihey lcepi anxious pairons from in- vading gym af baslceiball games, and served as iime-keepers ai home field and iraclc evenis. Believing rhai iheirs was an undeieai- ed club baslqeiball ieam, rhey played prac- iice games. gaily oblivious oi The iaci Jrhai no brave clubs could be found io oppose ihem excepi l-II-Y. M. Baer guided desiinies oi crew, and Norm Robison, president B. Boieler, vice-presidenig C. Baxier, secreiary- ireasurerg and G. Schvvengel, sergean'r-a+- arms, occupied execuiive posiiions. Elimina- iing audiences chances for snaclcs during assemblies in Whiimer Audiioriurn, They in- iiiaied checlc booih for saclc lunches. Letfermen Club, front row, I. fo r: J. Benson, C. Carreon, Pres. N. Robison, B. Boieler, C. Baader, 6. Bchwengel, K. Carler, R. Doiy. Row 2: F. 6 L Hoflancl K Hubbs L Houser G Huffaker DJohnson C Krueger W Lopez D cGregor F Nieves Ro choa A Per ns B P R M ,. .w3ZA.O ,. so.. Robles, lD..SGDl'Ufigf, b. sundiflsia, M. Teiinarit J. Vdlle D v v i. D w bb. E. Young. FUTURE FARMERS , locals Win Top Honors , Q WiTh awards, prizes, Trophies, Grand Champions, The l3uTure Farmers blazed a Trail Through The l955-56 Tair season winning 25 Grand Champions, 300 ribbons, and Tive Trophies. FFA be- gan winning sTrealc aT ViCToryille winning Trophy Tor pesT swine display. R. l-larris CxhipiTed Three Grand Champions aT Pomona and VicTorville Tairs. ColTon chapTer swepT up numerous awards, wine ning BesT Sheep Display Trophy and Two barn cerTiTicaTes, Roger and Dale Cool- , , ' - FFA. Fronf row I T J Campb II B Cooley D Cooley R Cooley D Cooley P Chi? GY ROTTT C0PPf?dl 5l'0Wm6 l5lW'P lVOl9l1'e5- wood, J. coeiho Adviser T Be-ckwiih Row z J Finfrock B e.-wen J smni. v smni. A D. Cooley eXl'lIbll'Gd sales Grand CDGUW- Homan, B. Terror Hogue Rdw 3 J Oberschmldf J Lane F Owensby B Grohs Hardy, L. Graham T Pray T Williams Absenf G Taylor pion sTeer selling Tor S I , l 50 l ThaT ain'T no bulllul. ColTon wenT on To lndio To win The SweepsTal4e Trophy Tor second consecuTiye year. Adyiser, Tom Beck- wiTh, and prexy, Bop Cooley, had pusy Times lceeping up wiTh 80 busy Tarm boys who kepT Themselves occupied wiTh agrarian proieQTs. FFA, Fran? row, I. fo r: T. AuTrey, B. Barlow, S. Boaen, G. Crane. Row 2: J. CoulTer, T. Dodson, K. Finch, D. James, J. Mall. Row 3: R. Morgan, N. Rawley, W. SelT, R. Williams, J. E. Young. Abseni, R. Harris, K. Lupron and D. Derham. FFA, front row, I. to r.: A. Adams, A. Adams, C. Copenhaver, C. Brumm, S. Casfle, J. Crow, J. Jay, E. Fawce-N. Row 2: J. Ferguson, N. Foqq, J. Pearson, B, Larlcford, B. Lyon, R, Meyers, C. Oneal, H. Meyers. ROW 3: R. Parker, D. Brown, J. Kuhenhoimer, N. Sfeele, B. Quinn, S. Sfrauch, G. Quinn, M. Van- denberq. R TEACHERS, CHEFS I Only Two years old and celebraling by helping insfead of hindering, Fufure Teachers' Club engendered espril de corps by assisring pedagogues in class- room dufies, presenling Jrheir play Go Forlh and Teach, visifing USC Campus and Valley College lfducalion Confer- ence. They furlher enjoyed a dance af Riverside, and Universily of Redlands Teachers' Day. Advisers E. Rufh While and Joe Lash inspired The 26 fulure in- sfrucfors wifh necessilry for menfal vigor and wholesome personalifies. I Double, double 'foil and Trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble, chanfed Cafering Clubbers, preparing sample meals and serving al 'reachers' luncheons once a monfh. Eleven hard-working cus- ine arlisls received service leflers as re- ward ior worlcing 370 hours. Nuifrifion- wise members learned imporlance ol well-balanced meals, good cooking fechnigues, and clever fable arrange- men+s under supervision of Mary Ander- son and Edine Besf. Future Teachers and Caterers Busy at Careers in the Making Teachers, Chefs Catering Club font row I io r B P Sm +h V Davis, T. Paz. Row 2: Y. Pearce, G. Small, B. Lipes, M Cas o ow 3 S C lby Z B adford, N. Johnson, J. McPherson, N. Garrefi, C. Clark S D fig! 'W AGE, AVA, NURSES i C There'll be some changes made, chanled en- ergelic siage crew beavers. Chagrined members readily accuslomed selves 'ro spur-of-momeni slage conversions and las?-minule scenery consiruclions. John Evers supervised building of props lor varied school produciions as iiileen boys pursued 90-hour service lelier goals. O Gel our lhose old, old, records. could righlly be lagged Audio Visual Aids Club Theme. Sian Trei+man's boys spun plallers, proiecied movies and lcepi unprediclable public address syslem free ol sguawks and growls. The 25 members showed 40,000 leer of film, slriving for I5O hours necessary for lei- 'rers. Prexy, Sieve Reeves, and members welcomed purchase oi new proiecior lor Whiimer Audilorium. I Answering call lo serve humanify, six girls mag- nanimously donaied Sludy l-lall periods lo lhe cause ol splifling headaches and excrucialing 'foe-nail pains. The six femmes who served as Nurse lla l-lull's medical aids maslered complex arls ol applying bandages, iodine, and lceeping files up-To-dale. In recogniiion of service, each girl received four ciii- zenship poinis per guarier. Versatile Workers Help School Nurse's helpers, I. to r.: A. Lucero, G. Whi+e, L. Harker, J. Gard- ner, L. Pommer, R. Rumsey. These helpful fufure nurses appear in lensely inferesled in an amazing replica of someone's false leefh. lNo real leelh could be lhal perfechl 'S Shiga Crew. Afler lhe fanfare is over, lhe men behind fhe scenes refurn lo relax on lheir handiwork. Sprawling, D. Shoclrlee, sealed on floor, l. Io r.: J. Aguilar, T. Sleele, R. Denger. Back row: W. Hughes, G. Ross, J. Wellard, R. Cooley, Presidenf, R. Slrauch. AVA, Siffing, l. Io r.: lnleresled in proieclion lube: J. Wells, K. Gilberl, J. Myler, D. Hudspelh, D. Epslein, S. Reeve. Standing, I. Io r.: S. Treilman, R. Kinney, B. Solis, J. Rosa, C. Ware, R. Schmih, S. Johnson, G. Crossno, B. Malern. Pj V-J Gy ill' i fl, rl . Y 67' f z. ll 'J lfyil Zyl liiliffblf Left fop These brisk people exhibifing pale and wan faces earned lille of Page Edifors. S6CfEd2 Griflfhs R. Smiih, P. Carrasco. Sfullding: huell B, Ceizler, B. Taylor, B. Chrisfensen. Mcpilre. Leff bottom These sfaff members were fiendish w culling lools: l. fo r: J.DeVore, F. Slevens, A Turner D. Marchus, S. Reeves. 'lim YCJUR BEST SELLER Pepper Bough Reporters Become Turners of Adept Phrases During O Pepper Boughs paper hear? was lcepl liclcing by edilor Walker, diligenl cubs, adviser C. D. Beeson, ellicienl page edilors, and lhe resulls ol push, push, push. Tyro reporlers learned essenlials ol publishing a paper, and ellorls were rewarded by lavorable resulls ol nalional conlesls. Experienced newspaperman Sam Eeldman are rived af mid-'rerm as sludenr Teacher. Forensic abilily supplemenled iournalislic lcnow-how as U. ol Rfs Yearboolc Day lealured adviser CDB, and Journalism Day included panel leaders M. Wallcer, lvl. Beeson, and W. Vaughan. Enjoying selves away from clulches ol room I37, reporlers drove lo Los Angeles and loured Bindex Co., Los Angeles Engraving Co., allencled USC Journalism Day and Pase adena Playhouse produclion While Sheep ol The Eamilyf' Right Cop! Taking charge of miscellaneous ma- lerial are, seared in fl'On7Z S. Grilfifhs, S. Younq. Sfdlldlhg I. to rt D. MacGregor, R. Good, J. Righf bdffomt P. Fraser, J. Dean, Y. Gall, S. Epps, D. Brown suspiciously check qally proofs, par? of fheir dufies. iS IE Milli Walker, Pepper Bough edllor iemonslrales sfudenf leadership publicafions. fx Q-5 --N,-in X . .We-. ...ang , my F.. L' K. 'Is The Dead-line Process of Becoming Whoop-up Artists and School Tub Thumpers Lefi iop: Alerf iournalislic Yyros busy lhemselves preparafory ' lo pulling ou? paper. L. to r.: W. Jones, W. Meuser, P. Smilh, Right top: Sorling oul minny, minny old Pepper Bouqh issues Schade, P. Thomason, l. Moore, S. Johnson, D. Fediqan. are, I. to rr A. Arnefl, P. Kansom, B. Durney, K. Robbins. .l fxx iiimfim Nha 223- 5 XX N Right: Their own basl crilics, cubs check lasl paper for errors. Seufed. I. fo rr C. Swank, K. Gilberl, A. Marlin: Sidlldillgt D. Amador, E.Wiynlnger, R. Cleveland. Left center: Sfalfers sealed in from: L. Clark, J. Carter lcleverly carlooninq CUHS sludenfl, D. Owen. Sklndinqi G. Roller, B. Gomes, R. Kelchum. Leff bottom: Cubs unwillingly adverlise slrenqlheninq Car- ler's Rubber Cemenl. L. fo r.: N. Tighe, P .Herl, K. Robison. Slanding: D. Epslein. M. Perez. Page l25 Q if mi? ll Vi, 1' Nor realizing he's fhe liH'le fhing +ha+ makes a difference, sporfs manager consumes, Whealies and envisions a+hle+ic slardom, while work piles higher ihan his ego. A gpm:-'-if -fW '4 f ' H. 'Br 4' Hn 2 -1 ' fgwgu .- .g ,A Y 5721, .,..., .-'v' f 'L : - -' 'Y GALS, GALS, GALS Page I28 Sugar-Coated Dynamite Provide Eyeful For Wide-awake Mules I Forfy glorified Dog Faced Sold- iers , members of Crimsoneffes Drill Team, fangled in friclcy formafions due fo unsuccessful affempfs fo sfudy chem- isfry and shorfhand while marching sfol- ' idly fhrough mud and gravel. Energef- ically exercising pedal exfremifies in dir- fy boofs or decrepif fennis shoes, fhirfy-five girls managed fo sfand on fheir own fwo feef affer 90 service- leffer hours and six performances, un- der direcfion of Nancy l-lamilfon. I Even in foulesf of weafher, when fheir mournful liffle Yellowiaclcef anfen- nae wilfed and fhree pair of socks wrink- led, Sherry lv1cCanlies' flagfwirlers sfaunchly performed wifh band and drill feam af parades and foofball games. Brief glimpses caughf fhrough rhyfhmic swirl of flags revealed well-frained group of eighf, who affired in spofless maroon corduroy and official anfennae of fhe Yellowiaclcef clan, marched fo- ward 9O-hour service leffers. Crimsoneftes, counter clockwise: S. Griflifhs, W. Meu- ser, J. Wolfe, G. Powell, L. Alfon, C. Hyde, B. Mur- ray, P. Schulfz, J. Drislrill, B. Ceizler, P. Russell, P. Griffilhs, P. Baldridge, A. Norfon, B. Dunham, L. Mor- row, P. Mcconville, P. Pralf, M. Rich, J. Ray, L. Smilh, J. Edwards, M. Colfrin, J. Williams, M. Floyd, L. Pres- fon, S. Caslorena, M. Zimmerman, B. Gonzales, E. Lu- cero, R. De Loura, L. Herl, M. Caslro, C. Suchil, E. J H e d B O d S R D Calles, W. ones, . Ou za a, . g en, . mio, . Fedigan, co-capfain, A. Donaldson, capfain. Flagfwirlers bedecked wifh flags and small impish horns, pose aiop audilorium sfeps. L. fo r.: D. Reminglon J. Murray, B. Young, P. Ransom, S. Sandusky, S. Ep-1, S.Johnson, J. Saffel. 1 mv V, . -1 , . , . . Z, - ' . . Songleaders execuie a prelfy pose, buf rhey normally perform much beller. L to V.: C. Swank, A. Robolwn, S. Maxwell, head songleader, R. Smiilm, B. Reasons. I Five songleaders ignored drizzly logs, near-zero vvealher, and playlul waler boys who splashed waler as limbs lurned a blue hue. Denning baggy leller- man swealers 'ro mainlain normal body remperalure in lrigid almospheres, They ccmplained sadly ol Mpolalo saclc look lo underslanding and palienr adviser Sherry lvlcCanlies. O Crimson and Gold clad maiorelles who smarlly slepped, pranced prelrily, and colleclively collaps- ed were J. Clausson, N. Galloway, B. Gomes, and J. De Vore, coached and browbealen by band di- reclor W. Vincenr Meals. Maiorelles marched ahead ol and missed being lrampled by precision Tempo band as lhey precede ed lhem al loolball games and parades. I Three gyraring, vivacious yell leaders, supervise ed by Sherry lvlcCanlies, bolslered ebullienl spirils ol speclalors al loolball and baslcelball games. New oullils blossomed lorlh, as male members John Valle and Wayne Jensen, appeared in albino swealers, flame-hued mandarin collar shirls, yellow denims, and vvedgeescle saddle oxlords. Nancy Rod- gers sporled while swealer and crisp crimson skirl. J. Claussen, J. DeVore and N. Galloway, erslwhile band maiorelles, breali away from lhe old lradilion of siHing Senior N. Rodgers bravely supporfs fhose lwo flying men, head yell leader J V Ile . .. . . for a picfure, and assume nafural posilions . and W. Jensen, yell leader. ll lsnf every day you see such exuberance. I ar .53 -.gluv DICK VAN VOORHIS Halfbaclc LARRY W. WILLIAMS Guard RONALD DOTY End KEITH HUBBS All-CIF Halfback GERALD SCHWENGEL Taclcle ED FLINT All-CBL Cenfer SWEAT, BLOOD, TEARS MiIIer's Single Wing Men Boast One of CO-CAPT. BOB BOTELER Tackle O Finishing season holiesl 'ream in league, Coach Joe Millens varsiiy gridironers wound up CBL season wifh 3-win 4-loss record. Opening wifh Irelc Io Las Vegas. Jaclceis losl I4-6 Io Nevadans as 2I5-pound co- capfain, B. Boieler, scored only Tally wiih recovery oi end zone lumble. In praciice garne K. I-lubbs raced 49 yards in final minuies 'ro deleai San Diego Lincoln I3-I2 wiih E. Young's conversion. M a lc i n g lirsi score againsi Redlands since I948, Iwo Iirsi hall TDS by J. Ganino fell shorf of Terriers' second half surge, 25-I4. R i val S a n Bernardino Cardinals bounced Jaclcels I4-O. Chafley dorn- inaied Iirsi hall buf couldn'+ pene- Irafe Jaclcei defense in final periods for 25-7 vicloryi D. Van Voorhis passed Io K. I-lubbs for only Colion marlcer. Coniinuing rivalry, Jaclceis held champion Riverside Io srnallesl seasonal score, I2-O alier scoreless ifirsl hall. B .f'317Q:f ! x . P Most Successful Campaigns Since Entering CBL CO-CAPT. ED YOUNG All-CBL Back I l-'lomecoming found rejoicing willw 44-O win over Pacific Pirales as J. Ganino 'rallied lwicei K. l-lubbs, R. Reynozo, D. Van Voorliis, C. Carr- eon. and E. Young scored one apiece. Pulling upsel of 'rlwe year, lvlillermen lallied in las? 2 minules on 3rd TD by K. l-lubbs on 4l yard run lor 27-QI linal lally. Jaclcels rounded our sea- son willw 54-l4 roul over Fonlana 'ro end rampage. K. l-lubbs' QI poinl performance paced 8-louclidown al- laclc. J. Ganino and D. Van Voorlwis also scored a pair ol TDs while C. Carreon 'rallied once. l-ligliesl yearly lwonors were garnered by Keilli l-lubbs, Taking all-CIF lliird slring, all-CBL back, and Gridiron Club mosl valuable player award. E. Young, C. Baxler, and C. Carreon gained all- league. E. Flinl 'rabbed second slring. J. Ganino was voled mcsl improved, E. Young mosl inspiralional, C. Bax- 'fer besl blocker, and B. Boleler besl laclcler. HERCULEAN HE-MEN D. Van Voorhis receives snap from cenler as C. lCamel lhe Hoofl Carreon prepares lo splil uprighfs wifh eclucafecl righl loe io help wilh 44-O shellaclc- ing of Pacific Bucs. Rushing and Rambling, Hubbs Tabbed Third String All-CIF Team QQUIM Varsity Football Squad, fron? row, l. lo r.: G. Roller, E. Flinl, G. Schwengel, R. Reynozo, D. Mariinex, G. Huffalcer, P. Carrasco, R. Doiy, T. Pray, K. Hubbs, B. Bofeler, Coach J. Miller. Row 2: M. King, D. Van Voorhis, G. Casillas. F. Krueger, C. Hogue, L. D. Williams, J. Ganino, D. Crossno, K. Car- fer, L. W. Williams, C. Carreon, R. Grider, Coach T. Lyon. Row 3: J. Aguilar, E. Caslorena, E. Thompson, V, Slaler, P. Chilwood, C. Craigmiles, J. Malleson, D. Krueger, C. Hearrell, E. Wicks, E. Young, G, Marlin, Coach J. Lash. T. Pray prays for more laloclmers as lhree Riverside Bears break lhrough Jaclcei Tor- ward wall. I The varsily leam lilced il ever-so-much when Coach Miller decided lo run The learn Through recover-'rhe-ball drills on lhe muddy final day, exira spice being added when Manager G. Kur- lalc soalced The already wei Tield wifh buclcei aiier buclcei of wafer. George also employed The wafer buclmel in helping celebraie The Pacific vic- iory by drenching Coach Lyon, gralis . . .When while Tlalces wailed Through ihe B loclcer roono one day, close exarninafion proved il io be noi snow or dandruli, bul D. Rarnirez's Tool powder . . .The B's also recall Manager l-l. King's unique lowel dislribulion melhod-hanging Trom 'rhe rallers and bornbarding Jrhe showering squad wilh lowels . . . ln an inexpensive bul rough piece of denial surgery, T. Pray was forced lo parl wiff- a Trpnl iooih when J. Ganino's helmel found 'l mar . Ho dee har, har, har, laugh assisfanfs Lyon and Lash, as head grid menfor Miller slcepfically fries io figure ou? fhe fwnny an qle. Foofball Queen, R. O'Keefe, cenfer, reigns af Orange Show Homecoming Game wifh Pacific Pirafes. Guarding are princesses S. Young, leff, and F. Tufhill. Q Remembered evenis ol lhe '55 gridiron season ranged from speclalor view lo unheralded loclcer room lrivia. Las Vegas' brand new all-file shower rooms overwhelmed varsily men on Nevada lrip where Sl8.00 one-armed bandil profil made C. Craigmiles happy. The leam lared less well on fha field . . . Pxlier lriclcoli, J. Ganino waiched ball bounce in lronl ol him, ihen as Wildcai player received if said, Gosh, maybe I should have piclced il up. . . . R. Dofy learned lho hard way how io spell block , Alier missing dummy in prac rice, Coach Lyon ordered dumblounded Ron ro Bel, O-C K! Replied Dofy, You mean, look? . . . J. Mallesonls biggesr problem was nor Technique, buf eguipmenly lor 'rho Berdoo game, Elephanl lorgor his enfire uniform. Unsaniiary, buf good, says J. Ganino, voled mos? improved player, as he finishes 5eC0f1d buclce? of wafer . . . Wai+ fill fhe play's over, Dan, says Coach Lyon, as Coach Miller re- sfrains anxious D. Mariinez. 'r VARSITY SEASON RECORD comm OPP- Y- O Sim Bcfrrmrrliriw lfi I N l4 Redhnwi 75 7 Chagcy 75 O RiverJdo I7 44 Pacnk U 27 Pomoni 7I 54 Pwr mi lfi Page I33 LITTLE FJACKETS Potential Varsity Gridironers lead Colton to Stinging Season B's Split Season O Coaches M. Baer and R. Beseda's B pigskinners enioy- ed best season since ioining league, broke even with 3-win, 3- loss, 2-tie slate. Opening with I9-6 victory over Barstow in only non-league encounter, Babyiackets dropped initial CBL tilt to Redlands, 25-6, but bounced back to battle San Bern- ardino to scoreless tie. Finding victory with I3-6 win over Chattey, locals suttered rough going in next game in 40-O loss to Riverside. Pacitic eked out 6-6 tie, Pomona was sup- reme 2I-O and Babyiackets edged Fontana 7-6 in season cur- tain dropper. Co-Captains B. Strauch and B. Kiss led in scor- ing column, while K. l-tubbs spearheaded ottensive attack. Frosh Win Pair C Under Mentors T. Spencer and F. Quinonez, Frosh Jackets compiled 2-5-I record. Ninth graders downed Redlands Jr. l-ligh, 9-6, and Yucaipa Jr. l-ligh, 6-0 tor only conquests and tought Freemont Jr. l-ligh to 6-6 deadlock. Co-Captain end Larry Carson was high man in scoring department while coun- terpart l-l. Beach anchored line play. R. l-lubbs sparked back- tield punch. J. V.'s Go Winless I Although losing all encounters, Coach C. Graser's iunior varsity eleven had several hard tought games. Initial two points ot season were scored by Riversider as he ran over wrong goal tor two Coltcn points. T. Pray and G. Roller were ottensive leaders. cheerfully d for Colton-F B football coaches Marlin Baer and Ruben Beseda iscuss squad possibilities during final t p ontena clash. Une-U B Football, front rox, l. to r.: W. Baumgartner, O. Sosa. J. Ferronato, D. Doyle, J. White, D. Yavelak, L. Martin, J. Hubbs, K. McElh y, D. O man, S. Boaen, B. Warren, T. Rivera, Coach M. Baer. Row 2: D. Mills, J. Doty, V. Diaz, J. Young, K. Hubbs, G. Audiss, B. Gricler, D. MacGregor Colunga, B. Mccufcheon, R. Vasqucz, R. Archuleta, J. Lizarde, Coach R. Beseda. ROW 3: R. Ringen, G. Brady, T. Luccesi, R. Firestone, L. P tersen, B. Kiss, B. Strauch, R. Harris, J. Mccully, D. Rameriz, S. Ortiz, R. Robles, B. Steele, R. Rives, A. Felix. KW l... ,.kx,, , g g ,Yay Q T .2 L 1 g 3 W gy . , 4 f ag , rr- ,v,vv,V x . W W b I .af V in 1' H Nfmwwi tiff . ' I i - ::.A V i -Ei A L.l5Ni.. s?l 1 y f V, '35 W'1 'i 'll'-is fi.. . i5'z5 ': 1EJ3g . . 'H' 6' . VI. .ts . Q K 1 , 5 .3. .a ti V T . p: H r -kgs? fvfwfw 3 ' , 1 - -:.. ,, , 'P' ' 7: wx K .--' fy V K' A H Q',.,' ws W ggi . rg. ff -'nn-2 sa . . ' 1 L Q51 W 7 1 - f ii 's . i .os I X, ,. 21 41 if 991. Vg. GIAC! 'Nav Before going in for lcill, Camilo Carreon checks Berdoo Redba cl: alfempfing io illegally crawl inio Colfon ferrifor . . Scared Orange Show scorelceeper considers announcing his abandonmenl of ye old Piraie ship, bombarded by Yellowllug ls, 4,-O. g , Tp g i iflljfliyilbj JM!! X X ' Q FR M a SEASON Rscorzo ' ASON RE no Co +on pp. ' ' N o on l l ' ppo i o rw QV I+ fy 6 o 6 Redland. 251 Qld I lfl 6 Q, Fremonf Jr. yqli 6 0 San Bernardino ' 'W ,itll R 65 Foriiana lf? , I3 Chafley J li V gf Yuwipa h W 0 Riverside 4 'V ix. 1' W Redl n Jr. Hiq , . . L, i -I i 6 Pac f C 6 ' 0 Ch l O Porndnfa QI, v in 6 Sa rnard' is l I3 7 Foninna 6313 I8 Hirhand i 33 ' bi W ull! . Nga g I V i QV . f i i Frosh Football Squad, fron! row, I. to r.: L. Wear, Coach T. Spencer, J.. Hubba, R. Hubbs, R. Johnson, C. Lybarger, H. Oliver, H. Smifh, H. Beach L. N Johnson, L. Carson, N. Seiniurier, M. Rollins, J. Thomason, L. Lopez, Coach F. Quinonex, Row 21 Mgr. D. Spargur, Mgr. M. Confe, M. Willia A J. Granada, H. Ceiller, R, Derry, J. Lucore, R. Ballinqer, M. Maheson, E. Burnisfon, D. Espinosa, D. Gerner, J. Brandi, M. Drown, .... Floyd, B. Brinfon, S, Slrauch, J. Leon, R. Swarfz, Mgr. J. Ferguson. Row 3: K. Saierfield, R. Boaen, J. Jay, D. Kinney, G. McClure, H. Rapp, K. G i X N-4 R. Crane, J. Newberry, V. Fiefsch, T. Dodson, I. Clark, J. Ferronaio. N Ni J.. N . w. xi M iii? 1... 4 44 io- .El 'HMV 1 .. A F 'lC'q4:1Q.Q,, NJ' r i I f Q S- . f. y.,,i , H K An, A of WP 'X , X, 1 S x s . X ' .+ I 31' xA. 5 Q 5, it K 5! is 52 Q swf if we fs' ' N - a Q if 9 ' Era of Reconstruction .a an aciic aer a e orcaa RD1y dPfpIy bfflf sb sM kVllpd+ man wafclies enfrance .... Coach T. Morrow leans cl pl y bench fo explain secref play wifh N. Robiso Baslceiball Capfain K. Hubbs aims a one-hand sei' slnol wiili his usual concenfralion . . .C li T M Verily diverfed by an inaffenlive player, carefully diaqram Tlx good and bad o'Flasfnigl'1l's game. Q Journeying 'ro Riverside To open second round willw 78-48 selbaclc from Bears, Cclion lreguenily encouniered llying lisfs as well as baslcelballs. Redlands drew scare in opening guarler, bui man- aged io come oui on lop 59-53, and Foniana re- venged earlier loss 49-36. Pomona and San Bern- ardino were viclorious as Twelve-poinf perform- ances by l-lubbs and Rcbison respeclively were lops. Racilic lell axe 66-33 as lwardwooders lol- lowed gridironcrs in linal game surge. Clialley was downed 68-65 in linal encounler willw L. Wil- liams exlwibiling oulsianding individual perform- ance ol season, billing 25. K. l-lubbs and N. Rob- ison sliared season leadership in scoring depari- meni wlili 8.7 average lor 26 fills. Each lallied 228 lolal marlcers wlnile E. Young, L. Williams, and K. l-lellwcoal also meslwed in over IOO digils. Final averages were: Young, 5.93 Williams, 5.8 l-leilwcoai, 5.23 R. Doiy, 3.6: R. Neely, 2.93 D. Amador, 2.23 J. Benson, 2.l3 and D. l-lancoclc, 2.l. Robison copped 'rlwird Team all-CBL honors and Yellowiaclcei Boosier Club ouisianding play- er award. Capiain K. l-lubbs became lirsi capiain io gain mcnlion on newly donafed cap+ain's blan- kel. Page I37 BUCKET BRIGADE VARSITY SEASON RECORD Colfon Opp Riverside RedlandQ Fonfana Pomona San Bernard Pacific Cnafiey Riverside Redland? Fonfane Pemcinfa Sdn Bciiiwrii Pacific Cimffey Vdrslfy Baskefball fedm kneeling I lo r J Benson D Hancock L Will ms K Hefhcoah R. Dofy N Robison K Hubbs Chaffey Crack at Title With Final Game Setbackp Bubyiuckets Also Spoilers B Team, seated, I .Io r.: L. Hernandez, R. Luna, K. Hubbs, T. Rose, J. Doly, B. Kiss, R. Vasquez, 6. Shoe- ' ' l s B h' d C h H B lk make, T. Glaclcin, L. Hollingsworlh, R. Jackson, R. Gonla e. e in , oac . a e. B SEASON RECORD CoHon Opp. CoHon Opp 36 Riversade Qf 46 Riverside 55 33 Redhnds 39 35 Redhnds 33 45 Fonlana 47 36 Fonlana 27 3l San Bernardino 32 40 San Bernardino 43 59 Pomona 22 63 Pomona 32 32 Paciic 3l 5l Paciic 27 34 C:halley 40 44' C:halley 33 O Under 'rhe guidance ol lhe lil+h menlor in as many seasons, B cagers challced up 8-6 CBL record wilh hol and cold spells. Coach l-lanlc Ballce, down from lhe Universily ol Redlands, gave special college lechnigues lo Babyiaclceis. Opening season in San Bernar- dino lourney, linishing lhird behind hosls and Riverside, and ad- vancing 'ro semi-linals af Pacific Tournarnenl, laler highlighled non- league aclivily. Allhough dropping some less imporlanl games, locals proved lo be spoilers loy dawning 2 ol 3 leams which finish- ed in lie lor league crown and barely missed edging lhird. ln league opener Riverside lell 'rhe Babyiackels sling 36-27 as did Redlands 35-33 in second round play. Only a lasl second baslcel gave San Bernardino narrow 32-3I viclory. Frosh K. l-lubbs picked all- lourney al San Bernardino, spearheaded allaclc wilh 9.2 average. Co-caplains B. Kiss, R. Jackson, and T. Rose paced +igh+ defensive club. 2 B Caplain B. Kiss lels go wilh a one-hands while prolecled by league-leading scorer J Bradshaw ol Chalfey, lurnsd lo defense J Doly and R. Luna rush in for possible bound. Page I39 MOSE'S MIGHTY MITES C's Sweep First Colton Tournumenty Two Make All-Star Team C SEASON RECORD Colfon Opp. 30 San Bernardino I7 40 Colfon Jr. H. H. 24 44 Fonfana I9 29 Hawfhorne 27 23 Fullerfon I3 I5 Anaheim 26 34 Chino I8 59 Colfon Jr. H. H. 26 28 Pacific I9 40 San Bernardino 42 D SEASON RECORD CoI+on Opp, 3 San Bernardino 54 30 Pacific 33 3l Redlands Jr. H.l.. 22 42 Chino 22 43 Colfon Jr. H.L. 24 35 Fonfana 28 27 San Bernardino 36 48 Colfon Jr. I-I.L. 32 36 Redlands Jr. I-I.L. 25 tlskefbdll, Siffillg, I. to r.: G. Kurlalc, A. Felix, A. Lee, T. Rivera. Sfdnding: Capfain N. Lynch, A Ochoa, J. Gonzales, T. Hucchesi, Coach H. Mosiman. I Sweeping firsf annual Colfon High 'C' fourna- menf and finishing schedule wifh I6-3 slafe, Jaclcef C's, menfored by I-I. lvlosiman, proved fop quinfef, capfuring eighf sfraighf before bowing fo Anaheim, Redlands Jr. I-ligh, and Berdoo lafer. The mighfy mifes fhundered over Colfon Trash and San Bernar- dino, Chino, Pacific, Colfon, Highland. Yucaipa, Redlands, and Rialfo Jr. I-ligh heavyweighf guinfefs. They coasfed fo 44-I9, 29-27, and 23-I3 vicfories over Fonfana, I-lawfhorne, and Fullerfon in fourney. A. Ochoa dominafed wifh 9.2 average, I74 poinfsp J. Gonzales seconded wifh 8.5 average, I62 poinfsg followed by Capfain N. Lynch, 6.7 average, I27 poinfs. G. Kurlalc led free shofsfers wifh .573 per- cenfage, wifh I5 of 26 affempfs. Ochoa and R. Rey- nozo were named fo fournamenf all-sfar feam. O Sfarfing slow bel finishing wifh eighf ouf of nine vicfories, Jaclcef D cagers posfed I0-6 record over Jr. I-ligh and ofher D guinfefs. Capfain J. Delgado led scorers wifh I0-poinf average and E. Lambefh's 8.3 rafed as second. Ceizler hif besf percenfage from free shof circle wifh 72.2 per cenf. Defeafing every foam excepf San Bernardino, who was sup- reme 54-3 in inifial oufing, fhey held fhe Cards fo 36-27 in final encounler. D Basketball. I. fo r.: D. Johnson, H. Ceizler, E. Lambelh, D. Haze R. Carson, G. Robison, D. Villapondo, T. D'Arcy. Cenfer: Capf Delgado. Basketball, I. to r.: Coach E. Kovach, G. Martin, M. Godsey, V. Sabala, F havez, D. Frietsche, L. Johnson, R. Grider, V. Brown. F ROSH, JV CAGERS Freshmen, Junior Varsity Squad Combinations Gather Valuable Experience J-V SEASON RECORD Colton OPP- 46 Antelope Valley 26 62 Pacitic 39 44 Anaheim 39 45 Chattey 39 45 Riverside 5l 43 Fontana 29 36 Redlands 35 47 San Bernardino 49 36 Redlands 34 49 San Bernardino 48 FROSH SEASON RECORD Colton Opp. 32 Chattey 34 27 Emerson 29 32 Arrowview 27 22 Colton C's 30 32 Redlands 3l 20 Chattey 32 35 Yucaipa 42 3l Chattey 39 3I Fontana 43 33 Colton C's 67 Frosll Basketball. l. fb r: M. Drown, R. Saldana, N. Seinturier, T. Batres, D. Mills, V. Cowan, Coach T. Spencer, L. Baxter, M. Conte. E. Truiillo, R. John- son, J. Granedo, H. Rapp. Q With one ot the largest squads ot any Jacket team, Coach T. Spencer's trosh team practiced techniques tor tuture action with vasity tives. Play- ing most contests against iunior high tives ot local areas as well as CBL trosh clubs. ninth graders boun- ced Arrowview ot San Bernardino and Redlands, but bowed to Emerson ot Pomona, Chattey, Yucaipa, and Colton C's. L. l-lernandez paced scoring in early season but call to B's in middle ot year spread point- malcing evenly between D. Mills, L. Baxter, N. Sein- turier, and J. Granado, tor remainder ot schedule. O Junior varsity cagers under the guidance ot mentor F. Kovaclc had ups and downs in regular style with lack ot players hurting in pinches. D. John- son, F. Chaves, R. Grider, and B. Perez. led Jackets to 9 victories. C. Krueger tallied 24 pcints in carly season game in less than three tull quarters ot action as the seasons best ettort ot 62-39 in down- ing Pacitic. Krueger carried I8 points average when leaving in middle ot season. They rolled over Antelope Valley 46-26, Anaheim 44-39, Chattey 45-39, Fontana 43-29, Redlands 36-34 and San Ber- nardino 49-48. J. V.'s also provided excellent comp- etion tor varsity in practice games. GAA officers kneeling bottom row I to r R N V A yl A H H H Top B M O Une hundred and ioriy aihleiically-inclined girls in lhe Girls Aihleric Associalion develops ed physical skills lhrough combined social and alhlelic programs. Sherry Mcflanlies arid Nancy l-larnillon coached group lhrough corn- pefiliye aihleiics, Monday aifer-school sea- sonal sporls, Salurday playdays, and Monday cvening pollucks. l-ligh poinr girls were G. Valle, B. l-laldeman, P. Navarro, and O. Rod riguez. Springlime broughr change from hard- woods and gym clolhes io candle lighi and lormals, when old officers insialled new leaders. Qulslanding girl in sporlsmanship and abiliry received Parkinson Award esfablished loy Jean- olre Parkinson, former Girls' Alhleric Direclor. Page I42 L. B. GARCIA WINS AWARD Six GAA Candidates Make .n -Y fi li li. Y ilk Bernice Garcia, winner of Annual Parkinson Award. Queen A. L. Robohn and her princesses, lunior J. B ln senior S. Wagoner, freshman G. Chaffee, sophomo G Powell D L B I E ' d K V N I d eir giggl , . D'OHavio, 'Y'-A dn . dn OS 3.1 , x 'X - K rklfsex .f wel. ., Q N ,j ,se YXQ, ik L K vox QM. . X rt 2 . Y., N - sxkxm its - long Trek To Fillmorep Enter Stiff Competition In Girls' State Federation Meet 0 GAA girls grimly sguare ott and Clwarge tor little brown sphere in rougtw speedball game. V. Martinez delicately points toes toward ttte tteavens atter not too slcilltul lciclc, and J. Aboytes outstretcttes arms in anticipation. I GAA atttletes tensely observe iump ball wtiile one partici- pant loolcs untortunately glued to ttie ground. I GAA tennis players are observed with puzzle- ment by boys stiaring tennis courts. I GAA members standing on sidelines seem to outnumber tttose on tield in tlwis sottball game. I GAA girls watch in rapt adoration as Stterry Mcffanlies points out anatomy ot bat. GIRL ATHLETES Colton's Feminine Competitors Show Off Muscular Co-ordination, Speed GAA, front row, l. I0 r.: A. Luna, C. Leyva, M. LaRocco, P. Liles, E. LaRocco, L. Lucero, S. Lively, A. Loiano, A. Lucero, O. Marlinex, V, Marfinez, M. Marie, P. Mariana, C. Mercado, J. Marlinez, G. Mafllwews, G. Marle. Row 2: A. Marius, S. Morales, M. Melendrez, R. Navarro, D. Nooner, D. Owen, E. Ornelas, E. Oclnoa, P. Palmer, A. Paylon, J. Paslay, Y. Pearce, M. Perez, A. Prieio, O. Rodriquez, E, Rodriquei. Row 3: D. Ramirez, R. Roman, K. Reynolds, J. Reed, R. Reif, B. Spencer, P. Sharp, G. Sfrallon, R. Sevier, N. Sadler, C. Slcelly, I. Tanfardino, L. Taylor, L. Talavera, A. Turner, T. Villalva. Row 4: H. Oueiada, R. Valdez, G. Valle, C. Velasquez, H. Villa, E. VeIarcIe,M. Waclcerman, M. Floyd, E. Lucero, S. Caslorena, E. Calles, K. Roaro, F. Villegas. JEAN I-IALDEMAN BERNICE GARCIA BETTY DIDGIXIATG BARBARA BUFFUM I-Iiqlw Roinl Girl I-Iiqli Poinl Girl High Poiril Girl High Poinl Girl 7 57 Y ' Y Y Af 3f61P,A,f- L ' 2 I And Sports Abilities in Famous Saturday Playdays With Visiting Female Teams GAA. fron. row. l. to r.: V. Aboytes, J. Aboytes, M. Aboytes, A. Acevedo, B. Allsup, W. Allsup, Y. Aguilar, E. Alcantar. Miss S. McCaniies, S. Austin, F. Basoco, E. Bright, P. Bright, l.. Brown, J. Berch, Y. Bush. Row 2: R. Berumen, B. Buttum, P. Campbell, C. Chavez, M. Chavez, T. Chavez, M. Castro, P. Caliguri, G. Castillo, R. Carrasco, S. Colby, C. Culligan, S. De Rosa, P. Dever, B. DiDonato. Row 3: D. DiDonato, P. Delgado, R. Dominguez, M. Es- quibel, P. Eldridge, J. Estrella, L. Fowler, M. Fleener, Y. Franco, N. Fer nandez, C. Galvan, S. Gaona, B. Garcia, I. Garcia, S. Garcia, Row 4: M. Go- H tt J H h L H h s, J. Haldeman, B. Haldeman, N. Johnson, S. Johnson, B. Jordan, B. mez, N. Harmer, C. Helm, K. Hamar, Y. Hernandez, A. ewi , . ug es, . ug e Johnson, A. M. Kuzma L. Kuzma. Part of the ioy ot telling gym is the opportunity tor the girls and boys to participate in co educational athletic activities as shown by C. Swank and E. Sutlift in a baseball game. 4 2 4994 3 f 9' 6 ifgaff 1 Q5 A L If ' T' Vyau, A, ,A.h 'l 'ffis 'gay'-Q: K sh W 32351, H 1 'nur xt M M M AE ,, I .ll 1 A-f nz Aw , a V214 V23 4 fwfm 'Z 5 Si Sponsored May Fetep Evening Performance For Adults Drew Overflow Crowd 5. Q ni L xx-C in 4 SENIOR PRINCESS, SHARON WAGONER JUNIOR PRINCESS, JUDY BERCI-I SOPHOMORE PRINCESS, GAYLE POWELL FRESHMAN PRINCESS, GLORIA CI-IAFFEY PETE CARRASCO WESLEY VAUGHAN GAYLORD HUFFAKER BOBBY PEREZ Tl-md Base 'ieconcl Base Firsl Base Pilcher COLTCJN SLUGGERS Singles, Doubles, Triples, And Homers O Aided by lheir newly fixed-up field, lhe varsily base- ball leam loolc second place in Pomona Tournamenl lo Jrop yearly ellorls. Guided by menlor R. Beseda, in his lourlh year al The helm, Collon diamond men carried over-all I5-9 record. C. Carreon challced up inilial shul oul in Jrhe opening game, 3-O over Escondido and also delealed Paramounl and l-lunlinglon Beach 3-O and I3-6 in pre-season fills. B. Perez huddled 2-I win over Orange. Qnly loss was 5-4 lo Chino. ln lournamenl, Jaclcels rolled pasl Bonila, 5-21 Chafley, 6-I' El Rancho, 9-4, and Sanla Barbara, I3-Og before bowing 'ro Downey, 4-O, in Cham- pionship lill. l.. Flores and P. Carrasco were named All-Tournamenl' a+ lell field and lhird base respeclively. bb ly d p l f b 'rl d r in Fonlena g l Q A ll as 5i3.f'-wig? , PM we-S -:I . ' - 3- F Co-caplain C. Cerreon sfrealcs pasf 'firsf afler beafing oul infield singl C Riverside elced ou'r 5-3 viclory on pair oi homers, bul Collon bounced back lo shui oulr Redlands 6-O wilh Carreon on The hill. Wealcened by sickness and injuries, Jaclceis were downed in nexl' Two fills I2-3 by Chaiiey and narrowly l-O by Pacific. Carreon display- ed lop power of season wilh 42I fool drive againsl Chaffey. Williams and Perez combined eiiorls lo edge Fonlana 6-5 in second round, whereupon Perez came back lo sfop Riverside 9-4. Perez sei down Red- lands 7-O lo complele while-wash of season over Ter- riers in 'rwo games buf Pacific was superior 7-I. San Bernardino fell I7-lO in a slugiesi as D. Sharp posled firsf CBL viclory. CO-CAPT. RON DOTY Cen+er Field ED YOUNG LOUIE FLORES FELIX GOMEZ RUBEN BESEDA Right Field Lef+ Field Second Base Coach '14, W ...-M-....s,m.N. .... .V rs ,e g-s. -: -- -1fg.,f, J,, ..-.eww W .Msaxs Szsfii . V ' ' ...Q M 4' Q N E X -1 .J -8 .. .kwa X sag , . ,.fi....,.f,,. -s E 'Db T' Varsity Baseball Squad, fron? rolw, I. fo r.: H. Oliver, Ken Hubbs, P. Carrasco, G. Roller, F. Gomez Chavez. Row 2: B. Perez, D. Sharp, J. Doly, E. Young. G. Huffalxer, B. Sleele, R. Vasquez, mgr., Coach R Beseda. Raw 3: W. Vaughan, K. Hubbs, R. Doly, B. Slrauch, C. Carreon, L. Williams. TOURNEY RUNNER-UPS Diamond Crew Go to Finals of Pomona Tournament: lose Pay-olf Game To Downey C Carrying a squad ol over 30 boys, Coach F. Quinonez's Junior Varsily diamond men challced up 8-5 slale in conlesls wilh CBL JV 'reams and non-league loes. Jaclcel JV's loolc five slraiqhl lrom l-lunlingion Beach, Chino, Paramounl, Fonlana, and Riverside lo slarl season, and added wins over Fonlana, Pacific. G. Roller, R. Alchison, G. Kurlalc, T. Rivera, and l-l. Oliver led balding aliaclc. B. Allon, K. Salerfield, A. Salazar, and B. Brinlon, handled piiching chores. Junior Varsity Squad, front row, I. to r.: K. Salerlield, G. Cooley, L. Dykes, B. Mayes, B. Mallz Berger, T. Rivera. Row 2: Mgr. G. Parker, D. Johnson, J. Leon, J. Granaclo, G. Roller, R. Car- son, J. Mccully, A. Salazar. Row 3: H. Beach, B. Fryer, B. Brinlon, H. Oliver, L. Wear, J. Thom ason, R. Alchison, Coach F. Quinonez. AA... Q S x k VARSITY SEASON RECORD Collon l l 3 6 O 3 I 7 6 9 7 l 4 Fonlana Riverside Redlands Pacific Challey Pomona San Bernardino Fonlana Riverside Redlands Pacific Chafley Pomona San Bernardino -Q l. A Track, front row, I. to r.: R. Robles, W. Lopez, C. Baxfer, J. Ganino, K. Carfer, V. Sfaier. Row 2: G. Casillas, J. Monlezuma, B. Barlow, F. Krueger, E. Flinf, B. Mendoza. Row 3: C. Krue- ger, K. Caslle, N. Robison, V. Brown, G. Sclwwenqel, D. Van Voorhis, D. Amador. l Trucksters Rewrite Record Books r v ' EQ .Sift B Track, front row, I. to r.: G. Audiss, G. Marlin, T. Sims B Gricler C Reed Row 2' J Caricr F Clwavez V Diaz R Arclnu C TfCCk,frOI1f row. I. IQ 7.1 R. Ringen, D. Yavelalc, N. Seinfurler, D. ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Q Doyle, R. Pace, A. Felix, J. Farson, F. Valenzuela. RCIN 2: G. Robison, lefd' garrls' R'TS'E:r'clleQl REV' 3: 'lncoelllo' Gngers H. Ceiz'er D. Buckley, A. Oclwoa, F. Nieves, D. Gonzales, T. Tiqlwe, K. K'n,9' 'l2?slo'q,e'R' ar? O 'mga' Cow 4,5 T' 'ay' ' fn Ramlrez, E. Salazar, C. Claylon. Row 3: K. McEll1inney, A. SmlIl1, O. lunar' ' 'ss' ' use' ' organ' 'l' 'Duc ' J' Campbel Sosa, T. Lucchesl, L. Sykes, E. Caslo-cna, S. Orilz, J. Gonzales, R. Jolrnson, R. Gonzales. .V I U k .. K Page ISI Speed Mentorsp local Spikers Rise to Greater Heights With Each New loop Encounter C With the addition ot a second coach, Jacket track teams presented territic challenge to exhisting CUl-lS records and other CBL crews in dual meets. Coming in second in triangu- lar dual meet with Coachella and Pacitic. locals then bounced Pomona Catholic and Victor Valley in non-league contests. Coaches lvl. Baer and J. Lash's squad belted Fontana and Pa- citic in CBL dual contests and bowed to powertul Pomona and Redlands as well as losing a narrow 54-49 decision to San Bernardino. N. Robison was only Colton man to place in l-lun- tington Beach meet, as he was in seven-way tie tor tirst with 6-teet-l-inch jump: Robison also captured second in Chattey meet with 6-teet-3V4-inch outstanding high jump to also set new Colton mark. A. Ochoa placed third in mile with best et- tort ot year. D. Seinturier re-wrote records in 220 with 22.5 seconds and equalled 22 years standing record ot l0.0 in l00 yard dash. B. Kiss established new B high hurdles mark ot 9.2 seconds, Seinturier bettered both lO0 and 220 records in that class also. F. Nieves cracked C 660 time. Only other record to go with the tide was the shot put distance which was bet- tered three times tor 5l teet 7lf2 inch new record. Varsity relay f8GIll, I. to Y.: J. Ganino, . ein urier, . ieves, . ar er an D S t F N K C t cl T P y t for shot of gun. 'F h l ,P H N S i Page l52 Track coaches J. Whip 'em Lash and M. Chas 'em Baer are going ihrough usual roufine as Coach Lash checks 'Ihinclads for fime. VARSITY SEASON RECORD Colion Opp. 7I Fonlana 24 4I Redbnds 63 I3 Pomona 91 49 San Bernardino 54 60 Padlk 29 B SEASON RECORD CoI'I'on Opp. 37 Fonlana 57 I7 Redlands 78 56 Pomona 38 30 San Bernardino 63 59 PadHc 36 C SEASON RECORD Col+on OPP- 53If2 Fonlana '23lf2 46V2 Redbnds BOVQ 20 Pomona 57 33 San Bernardino 43 55 Pacinc 22 CUHS SPIKEMEN large Thinclud Turnout Greetecl by Norm Robison clears 6' 3 while praclicing for ilwe CBL finals. Qjrlrgn 5f ITRINGQLDPQS Complelely surprised by her elecfion as Queen of Ihe Spring Sporfs, Barbara Reasons reigned over flue sporfs assembly. Lovely afiendanfs are, I. fo r.: Gayle Powell, baseball princess: Barbara Buffum, Iennis princess: and Sheri Young, Iraclc princess. Page I53 LONG DISTANCE MEN Illness Spells Cross Country Downfall In Season and CBL Meets A. Ochoa, cross counlry caplain, garners firsl al Perris Hill Park, as F. Chavez finishes closely behind. I Rant wheeze, cough, spul, were Iamiliar sounds Io Coach I-larold Mosiman's ears as he coached his cross counlry squad lo splil Tour dual meels and place Iourlh in Ml. San Anlonio meel. Wilh several lcey runners ab- senl lhe Team Tell lo Iiflh in The league meel. Paced by Caplain Al Qchoa who failed lo sland our in league meol because ol recenl illness, Jaclcel long clislance men defealed Pa- cilic and San Bernardino in praclice, bul Tell lo Riverside and Redlands. Sophomore D. Villa- pando led Collon in CBL run in lenlh place wilh E. Chavez, R. Robles, J. Valle, and Qchoa, The olher scorers. I-ligh poinl man lor The year was Ochoa, Tollowed by Robles, Villapando, Chavez, Valle, and E. Nieves, varsily leller winners. J. V. C winners were T. Farr, S. Ber- nal, R. Jaclcson, B. Kump. T. Sims, and E. Valen- zuola. DUAL MEET SCORES CoHon Opp. 52 Riverside I7 2I San Bernardino 40 23 Pacific 38 Varsity Cross Courry Team. frdnn- row, I. to r: F. Chavez, T. Farr, R. Jackson, A. Ochoa. l1o'w 2: F. Nieves, R. Robles, D. Seinlurier, T. Sims, F. Valenzuela. Page I54 ,905 RACKET SQUAD Netters Work Out on New Courts, Site of Citrus Belt league Playoffs -R Tennis team. front row. I. to r.: G. Castle, M. Tennant. A. Parsons, D. Sunderland ,S. Bernal, D. Johnson, C. Munson. Row 2: T. Archuleta, T. D'Arcy, D. MacGregor, B. Alexander, M. Williams, A. Stevens, F. Flatt, R. Mortz. ROW 3: E. Hurlburt, G. Boyles, P. Cochran, L. Hof- land, B. Manning, D. Hazelton, W. Rumsey, T. Osterhoudt, Coach W. Ashley. VARSITY SEASON RECORD S Colton Opp. O Chatfey 9 3 Pomona 6 7 Fontana 2 I Riverdde 8 2 Redhnds 7 O Padhc 9 O San Bernardino 9 I Emanating from the new courts was the tamiliar ba- cloinlc. ba-doinlc, ba-doinlc, ba-doinlc, ot tennis balls tlyinq baclc and forth. This year, coach William Ashley's tennis squad won their first CBL meet in many years, against Fon- tana, 7-2. Corona also tell twice before the Colton raclcets in practice meets. Besides the courts. the top twenty play- ers were issued new sweat suits, an improvement that was welcome. Standouts tor the varsity this year were captain Don Johnson, Steve Bernal, and Don Sunderland. ,,,.,q,,u .. .. Y.. W. D. Sunderland and S. Bernal. first doubles team, posted five consecutive victories at beginning of season for best performance in recent year Page ISS LET'S GC, TEAM! Competition, Rivalry, Prestige Drive Players To league Victories Page I56 Top left: C. Carreon, E. Young, and R. Doty administer bone-crushing taclcle lcraclcll to R, Smith as unidentified Riversider crawls away from scene ot crime . . . K. lcralylegsl Hubbs rambles past Redlands' defender leav- ing crazy strutting ret betiind. TOP Rlqllt! Faculty team members T. Phelps and J. Lash tight tor casaba as varsity man, L. Williams, attempts to break up combina- tion. R. Doty watches action . . . Junior Varsity man, S.Weir, attempts pass to team- mate V. Sabala ltar riql1tl wtiile tl'1ree Pa- citic Pirates cause congestion. Keifh Hubbs, basiceiboli capfain, escorfs Carol Jacox, Homecoming queen. D. Van Voorhis pauses for dripk from Oowel Wm? refreshes during forri Foniana-Coiion game, n f f ,J 1 l s -kef pivoi man, J. Benson, goes high in+o air agains+ Pacific cen+er L. Lewis in Colfon Homecoming fo siari second quarier. C I wif? I d N Robinson E Youn , D. Hancock, and R,Do9y,counVerclockwise, awaii Vipoff. Page cor-:Aboard reads I8-5, oion, as le-c A . , . g . Y . . 'I' Kim , ' 1 ' - 7' . ' ' ' .,' ' 1 f X ' in 'U cv? . r Q V54 A X 1,5 . f F3 5 f' 1: 9: ' ' 2 .4 J kb X' X - 1 .7 5 'Li ' 1 Q fs ,, ff. o Y if , . ' fqfjlsy Z, 73. - :1 1 X X s K Tx' . '7- if N ,- . I , . ' , .' 'iq vm -vs 1 . , ,MQ - , is . . 5 . x. xr 1 Pj'- ,' - ' h n if? M' is ,wr l Ei .af QQ 'y'fK'u ' 6 2'2 .gap Y s TPM, ,Z z qw fo ax. f' .4 -:WA Q I ' G . gl x . ga.. W , 1 -' - - 1 YL pf , .. 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CALIFORNlA'S FAVORITE ICE CREAM BOB KNOPSNYDER MORTUARY Seven+h and G Sfreefs Phone 44-J COLTON 4I78 Vine S'rree+ OVerIand 40400 Riverside 'k if 'A' DISCOVER NEW WORLDS OF PURCHASING VAlUE THROUGH OUR ADVERTISERS' MESSAGE Pressing Dyeing AI+era+ions A 1 ACME CLEANERS IO33 MI. Vernon Phone 986-J CONCRETE S. B. 9I698 CoI'I'on CONDUIT COMPANY TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES 899 La Cadena CoI+on IOI3 M+. Vernon IIOO Highway 99 Colfon Loma L.: . ORANGE BELT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SAVINGS AND HOME LOANS 6I5 Nor+h Eigh+h S+ree+ Phone 356 FOUNDRY COMPANY San Bernardino CH F. S. RASCO 5-IO-251: STORE WHERE THE DOLLAR HAS MORE CENTS I79 Nor+h Eigh+h S+ree+ Phone 277l COLTON - Know PuncHAsE mom-SAVING Tor BAR MURRAY'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLY COMPANY E 'I' I S+ I Phone I0l2 COLTON LIDO MOTEL Wes+ I S+ree+ Phone I099 Col+on SMITH'S DIESEL SALES HEWITT A. SMITH I793 S0u+h Riverside Dr. Ph TR 7 0433 d H gh y 99 so United Brotherhood of Corpenfers i ond .Ioiners of Americo . I SAN BERNARDIN O, CALIFORNIA LOCAL NO. 944 VALUES GALORE ARE OFFERED BY HELPFUL MERCHANTS WHO WANT YOUR BUSINESS. HARPER 8: POET, INC. S rf F hons I A e our business- Ladies apparel I - Ouisfandingly s+yIed and priced AND WATER SOFTENERS ADELE'S Fourfh and Mouniain View Phone 8-6584 '79 North Eigh+h Sh.ee1, Ph I666 San Bernardino COI-TON LA ESPERANZA GROCERY 296 Wes? O S+ree+ NOTARY PUBLIC CLAUDE W. McELWAIN Associafed wi'rh Ph '07 WALTER A. PFUNDEI2 General Ins 81 Nafional Auio CI b l28 Easf I Sfreef Phone I37 COLTON Col-TON CREDIT BUREAU OF COlTON COITON GIFT SHOP JACK A. JOHNSTONE HOME OF HALLMARK GREETING CARDS Execume owne' STATIONERY AND sc:HooL SUPPLIES 385 Norfh Eigh+h Sfreef Phone 8I I '26 WeS+ I Sheef Phone 4' ' COLTON canon If You Wan? Your Clofhes Washed Clean, Come fo . . . POULTRY AND STOCK FEEDS COLTON IAUNDROMAT 736 CoI'I'on Avenue Phone 8078I 493 Eighfh S+ree+ Phone ZIB4 COLTON COLTON gawk 06 mefzica . 9 MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 395 Nor+h Eigh+h Sfreef Phone IBZI COLTON ERVING OF THE ADVANTAGES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY BROUGHT BY OUR SPONSORS B. Durney, S. Young, are anx?-ous fo enfer . . 1 MlllER'S HONEY P R? X s 2- - 4 -..-.-1... - J. Alcan+ar, W. Vaughan buy +heir corsages af . . . coma: rlowm sHoP 32 ' P Laurel and Miner Drive 3 Nor+h Eugh+h S+ree+ hone I084 woomzow MILLER Phone um CONC Colfon 'ii f' ed' 5 ' '?'YP5f? M. Walker and P. Her+ are served exper+ly by L. Con+reras and L. Les+er a+ . . . HUB CITY REXAll DRUGS I42 Wes+ H S+ree+ Colion S. Young, R. O'Keefe, J. Dean, D. Dobyns and G. Huffaker ge+ +l'1e newesf in sfyles ai Wailea 308 North Enghfh Sfreef Phone 162 Colfon ERCHANDISE FROM THESE MERCHANTS fl.. ' i P ,wb aww 44 I mlm Weiljwwiw .1 Q U x88U fi P. Herf, S. Young and M. Ross inspecf fhe fine ceramics af . . . Check 'H19 oil, exclaim F. Tufhill and D. Van Voorhis a+ . . . C0lTON HARDWARE VAN'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE uf' Nor'rh Eigh+h Phone 353 Corner Second and I Colfon TRY AMERICAS O The finest ginger ale you've ever tasted! O lf you think all ginger ales are alike . . . 00000 O lf you've forgotten how delicious ginger ale can be . . Q J h O lf you've never tasted ginger ale . . . ' ff ,,.s..s.gs, A .2 f '-2951-315553 X X , i'i'i Z Try CANADA DRY td Famous -the original pale dry ginger ale or ' 'Q-if W A XV Imagine the delicious flavor of finest jamaica ginger'. . .in a Y C sparkling clear, light drink...brimrning with full-Havored A Y ,hi wholesomeness. Talk about a top-oflthe-world feeling-that's DR what you get from America's Ginger-Upper -Canada Dry ll Ginger Ale I V'l'l Ginger Ale-the flriest drink-of any kind-you've ever tasted! V CANADA DRY BOTTLING COMPANY i iiloti ass Min siren San Bernardino 'Brought to peak Havor by Canada Dry's exclusi se er Liquid G g P ess. - TM03 I Hzlfu anus 19: HAMBUH6EHSii2Si xxx Hungry Colfon sfudenfs enioy a delicious Spanish 'freaf af +he . . . 0 460 64 546 Base Line 3525 Fourfeenfh Sfreef SAN BERNARDINO RIVERSIDE 4Ol N. Firsf Sfreei' 527 E. Sfafe Sfreef BARSTOW REDLANDS VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Compleie One-Sfop Shopping Corner San Bernardino and Alder Fon+ana OSSA MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SHOP ExcIusive Dealers for- HOLTON, KING, AND LEBLANC For San Bernardino and Riverside Coun+ies 855 Wes+ Baseline San Bernardino INLAND ELECTRONIC SUPPLY WHOLESALE ONLY 843 CoI+on Avenue Phone b-557I San Bernardino NOLAN'S PLUMBING - HEATING I53 Nor'Ih Eighfh S+ree+ Phone ZI6 Colion SELMA MEAT COMPANY CHUCKWAGON MEAT PRODUCTS I58 Nor+h Seven+h Sfreef Phone I272 CoII'on STRACHOTA INSURANCE AGENCY Complefe Insurance Service C. J. STRACHOTA - P. E. PLANCHON PHONES San Bernardino 5-3442 or Colfon 260 233 Norfh Eigh+I1 S+ree+ CoIIon HENRY'S SERVICE STATION AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 360 Soufh Eighfh S+ree+ Phone 742 CoI'ron NEW COlTON THEATRE HARlEY'S SPORTING GOODS 250 Easf I S+ree+ Phone 475 456 Highland Avenue Phone 9-43I4 Colfon San Bernardino MAYON FOODS CO. 234 Eas+ O S+ree+ Colion QuaIi+y and Service is our MoHo H. P. KINGSIEY CO. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 975 Sou+h E S+ree+ Phone 92IOI Sen Bernardino ORS KEYNOTE CAREFUl SERVICING AND REPAIR FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. For milk from confenfed cows, go To . . . BEYER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS 985I Linden Avenue Phone TR 70442 BIooming+on GAIL STOCKTON'S SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 478 D S+ree+ Phone 4-40I82 San Bernardino .IIM THORPE'S RESTAURANT BANQUET Room For Banquei Reservaiions, Phone 500 592 Nor+h Eigh+h S+ree+ CoII'on Those deIic:ious sandwiches you buy aI The Sfudenf Siore come Irom . . . MONTY'S CANDY PALACE JOHNNY MILLER SANDWICH CD. General Offices: Los Angeles Long Beach Phone Nevada 6-2208 l50I Daisy Avenue San Diego 276 Norm EIQIITI1 S+ree+ CoI+on Phone 7I207 Phone Talbof 5437 Co. When you wanI qualify Turniiure and a Iarqe LOANS seIec'rion, go Io . . . Aummobile - Fu 'I u'e - 5a'a'Y BOLLONG AND SON FURNITURE STORE Jim Parker - Manager 47 W B 'I Ph I58 I S+ree+ Cour+ 8: F Sfreefs I ed age me one 9-2766 Phone 62 Phone S. B. 43-I I I6 Sdn B6I'f1dI'dif10 CoI+on San Bernadino ' NEAREST CRIMSON AND GOLD SPONSORS. Comforf is assured when you sIumIoer ef . . . ALL TYPES OF STEEL FENCING I7270 Wesf Valley Boulevard Valley 24700 I02 Easf I Sfreef Colfon Fonfana FONTANA SHEET NIETAl SAVE AT EVAPORATIVE COOLERS MULTI-PUMP HEATING - GUTTERS - VENTILATING STATIONS I6824 Ceres Fonfana Ma9n0II5 Cenfef Grand Terra 2 NCTVOUS N26 NEVER GOES TO BED W vnu-nun no u. s. ru. on. gn E69 Fodhm Phone TR' 5'l4I4 RIALTO 0 Q s Arnzzcla s Drwe Inn SPECIALIZING IN MEXICAN FOODS ll02 Nor+h Nin+h S+ree+ Phone 37I 920 Mt Vernon Phone 2032-J COLTON COLTON FOR FASHION MINDED PEOPLE J Jffode C9 5Day USED AUTO PARTS CORPORATION PIan+ No, 4 Corner La Cadena and JefTerson Lane 905 Wes+ Eleven+h S+ree+ San Bernardino Col-TON F -1 T W irrt . , en g A LASH s GIFT SHOP :.:.:,. ,:'A Q . , ' M A POTTERY 81 OUTDOOR BIRDBATHS A NVATZZA : A P Ak ip it T it RESIDENNAL ' COMMERCIAL H44 Sou+h La Cadena Drive Phone OV 3-7l54 242 Wes'r A S+ree+ Phone l925 COLTON COLTON BISH GAll0WAY MARKET CREW JEWELER5 l. A. LINE AND SUN A ' DIAMONDS - WATCHES 0 JEWELRY - SILVERWARE ' FINE WATCH REPAIRING: COLTON 282 Norfh Eighfh S+ree+ Ph-one 925-J COLTON Fourflm and I Sfreef Phone l73 Don.+ Hllrow +he.m away - Repair ,em foday Be safe rafher fhan sorry wifh . . . AMERICAN snoz sHoR wus 5- Hum CARL R. sToNE 'NSURANCE l050 Wesf H S'l'ree'l' Phone ll72 I9003 Valley Boulevard Blooming+on COLTON Our former cus+omers are our besi' recommencla+ions For fhe besi' deal in fown, visif . . . l0GSDON DEAl'S PAINT 8. BODY SHG? custom UPHOLSTERING Owner: 260 N.or+l1 Tenfh DRAPEMES INTERIOR DECORATING CLETE LOGSDON Befween H and l 825 Wes+ H S+ree+ Phone 905-W Col+on Phone I738 CQLTQN For +l1a+ gas wifh 'flue go fry . . . APPAREL FOR WOMEN N. l. CHRISTENSEN SPORTSWEAR 8. FORMALS TEXACO SERWCE 483 E s+ree+ Phone, 44-6225 Seven+h and I S+ree+s Col+on SAN BERNARDINO THE STORES OF THESE SUBSCRIBERS. BERK'S MAYFAIR MARKET Gei' GREEN STAMPS for your Mom . . . aI' BRlll'S 689 E S'l'ree'I Phone 2-7I27 SHOE AND DEPARTMENT STORE I65 Nor+h EigI1+h SI'ree+ Phone S.B.86-2I26 SAN BERNARDINO CO!-TON If A 1' 7 ff We SI THERlIN'S W, XV ,W W CoII'on's Mosi Modern MP1 IAWMELOWER sHoP 1 DUDLEY 8. CONlEY SCAlE CO. DISTRIBUTORS FOR HOWE SCALES INDUSTRIAL SCALES CoI+on jwwowfwu San Bernardino COLTON If I Phone 7I -J f2'7 I Phone 84-8463 795 CoI+on Avenue S. B. 83-74I3 C-H-R HARDWARE I029 Nor+h MI. Vernon Phone 220I COLTON For fasf cour+esy service C0lTON PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 497 Nor+h Eighih S+ree+ Phone I420 COLTON For fhe fines+ in hamburgers, sfop a+ . . . REAVES DRIVE-IN Corner Eighfh and F CoI+on When you wani' experi' service, go 'Io . . PHIllIP'S STATION AND CAFE 833 Wesi' I SI'ree'I' PI10r1e 666 COLTON BENNETT'S NI. C. CAREY 8. RAY S. CAREY RADIATOR AND SPEEDOMETER FINE AUTOMOBILES SALES AND SERVICE I8908 San Bernardino Avenue Phone TR 5-I977 435 D S+ree+ Phone 7-5440 BLOOMINGTON SAN BERNARDINO SAN BERNARDINO PIPE 8. SUPPLY RASNIUSDN TELEVISION Wholesale Dis+riI:ufors Sales und service CROSLEY CARRIER UTILITY BLACKSTONE Hoffman g R C A KOKLER Puclwrd Bell 939 Colfon Avenue SB. 9-070I I30 E6S+ I Slreef Phone I449-J SAN BERNARDINO COLTON WESTERVEU FURNITURE COMPANY SCRAP 'RON METAL STEEL NEW AND USED NOVACK IRON AND NIETAI. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Hiqhwdy 99- Phones: S. B. 8-7569 365 D Sfreef Phone 42-2l23 SAN BERNARDINO 2 miles eas+ of CoI+on Colflvon l520 I'lElMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE O SHIP 'N SHORE BLOUSES O BOTANY - 500 MEN'S SUITS O JARMAN SHOES FOR MEN O LADIES SHOES - SCOOTERS - HEEL HUGGERS 27I Nor'I'h Eigh+h Sfreef Phone 247 COLTON CITRUS BELT LANES GOOD ALLEYS GOOD FUN GOOD FOOD 320 Soulh E S'I'ree+ Phone S. B. 80-I436 SAN BERNARDINO Our siore ie . Camera Headquarlers For lhe Enlire Family MOIOF Rebuilding General Au+omo+ive Service Vigil' Our Sfore and Browse Argund I8898 Valley Boulevard PI'IOhe 723l4 Opposile Cily Hall 4I5 Third S+ree+ San Bernardino Bloominglon FUIMOR AIR CONDITIONING SANITONE DRY ClEANER CORPORATION IARSEN DYE WORKS 69l Eas+ I Slreel' Phone 509 407 Soulh E Slreel' Phone 43-5l03 COIIOI1 San Bernardino HERNANDEZ HOMEMADE HUBBS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Corner of Riverside Ave. PHone TR. 72726 Corn or Flour Torlillas and Highway 99 S. B. 837408 253 Soulh Sevenlh Sfreel' Phone 2768 COMM, COLTON ATLAS AUTO WRECKING CO. JOE LAZAR CADILLAC Sales and Service Used Car Cenler Harold Hanover 73I E Slreef 735 E Slreel I98 Arrowhead Avenue Phone 85-5530 S. B. 7843 San Bernardino San Bernardino I ALL AMERICAN FREEDOMS YOUR NEWSPAPER - PROTECTS YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW THE UN EVENIN TELEGRAM Circulafion Classified and Display Adverfising Phone: S. B. 876-I2I I24 Easf H Sfreei' Colfon 78 COLTON BUTLER FURNITURE CUMPANY, Inc. B. 8 B. NURSERY New and Used We. Buy and Trade The Home of Beffer Cramellias . . . . DELLA I. and HORACE E. BALL Modem and Period Cymbidiums, Corsages, and CaH'Ieya Orchids. Home Furnishings and Appliances All Icinds of shrubs and frees. I865I Valley Boulevard Phone TR. 7-0646 I00 La Cade-na Drive Phone I33 BLOOMINGTON COLTON C0lTON MOTOR PARTS SAEEWAY STORES I27 Eas+ I S+ree+ Phone 392 H- C- SMITH - Manager COLTON Seven'I'h and F S+ree+s CoI+on 6 'n4z'aZAe6Za44af'56 FROM Colton Chomloer of Commerce I7I Easl H Sfreei Collon, California For affer-game fun, Karma Nielson recommends . . . Carolyn Harris says, My Mom always goes 'Io Sears' CaI'aIog Office for fhe bes+! I'IUN'I'ER'S SWEET SHOP SEARS' CATAIDG OFFICE 227 Nor+I1 EigI'1+I1 Slreef Phone 303 '33 Wes+ I Shed Phone H05 COLTON COLTON IEWIS INSURANCE AGENCY FRED O. LEWIS , A. J. DUX SCHNEIDER S DRIVE IN GENERAL INSURANCE IZO7 La Cadena Riverside Arcade Building Phone I45 COLTON conon roon locm MOBWGAS MOB'LO'L BOB MERRITT Locker Renfals for Your Frozen Foods ARTHUR P. HASCHKE SPECIALIZED CARBURETOR, ELECTRICAL AND BRAKE SERVICE 234 Easi H sired Phone 909 30I Eas+ I SIree+ Phone 286 CoIIon C0I+0n GEORGE'S SHOES STARR GRAIN AND MILLING COLTON'S QUALITY PREMIUM DAIRY FEEDS FAMILY SHOE STORE WHOLESALE HAY 2I0 Nor+h Eighfh Sfreef Colion, California 358 Wes+ F S+ree+ Colfon Phone IO4 PRING - QUALITY NEVER C COSTUME HOUSE CALIFORNIA CITRUS PULP CO. -Made +o Order CANNERS OF -Renied -Siege Male-up CITRUS PULP 836 Easi Baseline Phone 37327 for San Bernardino ORANGE MARMALADE A 8 D PRINTING CO. N. R. JOHNSON EDWARD PHILIPSON I78 Wes+ I Sfreef Phone 503 CoI+on COHOH IT'S PUSHBUTTON SHOPPING AT THE STO SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE COUNTIES STAN lAYNE'S BARBER ROCK PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION AND BEAUTY glqgp 260 Norfh Eighih S+ree+ Phone l227 CoI+on 435 Wes+ I S+ree+ Phone I789 PIONEER TITlE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY C H 440 Courf SIree+ Phgne 935i I San Bernardino Everyfirgng for Office 81 School th O ' . . S I' S Tygigiims PERRY'S STATIONERY Adciing Machines D ' , upmaiors AND OFFICE SUPPLIES BARNUM 8. FLAGG CO. 385 Norrh Eighfh SIree+ Phone ZI57 439 Courr SIree+ or 365i Main Srreer 442 Third Sfreef Iflpposife Mission IrinI COIIOII San Bernardino Riverside RICHARDSON 8, SQUIRES .IOE IIARMON MEAT MARKET HARDWARE - PAINT - BUILDING MATERIALS PMI' 8' cmd Mem We Give JPN. Green S+amps FISIT - P0uII'ry Wholesale - Re+aiI Nin+h and H SIree+s Phone 423 I66 Norfh Eigh+h S'Iree+ PIIODB 26 Colfon CoI+on P. Harrison, C. Swank, and R. Gonzales quench Iheir +hirsI' af . . . iff DM BLUE MOUNTAIN DAIRY CASH AND CARRY SERVICE Corner Wesf H S+ree+ and Cypress Phone 45I Sfar CVeaners advise buying synfhefir qarmenfs -- Ihey are Cleanabhe by 'rhe new process. STAR CLEANERS No exfra charge on one-day service 235 Wesi I S+reeI Phone 350 CoI+on FOR A COOL REFRESHER ON THOSE HOT SUMMER DAYS, GO TO .... Q G no . ...e ,. Zh M I . l v O O Colton Munlclpol Plunge Colfon Avenue Collon. California k Colton CQLTQN Cgm pany D. Dobyns, J. Dean, and R. Gonzales plan +o buy all +l1eir lumber here for fu+ure use LEE HARRIS, Manager 333 Easl' l Slreel Phone 2302 or S. B. 8-79I8 GRAY'S SHOE SERVICE We mend fhe rips. And palch lhe holes. Build up The heels. And save fhe soles. I47 Wes+ l Sfree+ Phone I09 Colion Ronsms msrmsunuc co. H- 0- SWT LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS 324 Sou+h E Sfreel' Phone SB 5-7295 We Give Green Sfampg 480 Nor+h Eigh+h S+ree+ Phone 842 SAN BERNARDINO SAM'S CAFE COLTON CHARLES C. ADAMS LUMBER C0. QUALITY LUMBER l53 Wes+ l Sffeef Phone 372 Cell Us For All Your Building Needs COLTON 908 Wes+ Base Line Phone SB 44-0206 SAN BERNARDINO PRCFESSIONAL WELL-WISHERS J- Needham Mflffilb Nl- D- Frank Kiesecker, D.M.D. D. l. Van Voorhis, D. D. S 40' Noah Ei9h+h S+fee+ 552 North Eighth s+ree+ 405 North Eighth s+ree+ Phone I4l4 Phone 7I8 Phone l593 COHOF1 Colton Colton Herbert C. Honor, M. D. C. K. lamb, 0. D. E. Wilton Thomas, M. D. 0. M. D. Op+ome+ris+ 595 N0l l'i1 Eighth Street h h Office Phone 70 N it E' s 552 ort ng t treet Arcade Building Residence 'qw Colton Colton COHOH Weatherby 8. Ryckman Public Accountants l68 West I Street Jack N. Ross, D. D. S. 595 North Eighth Street Phone 684 Colton William 0. lewis Attorney-At-Law Arcade Building Colton Colton Earl R. Crane, D. D. S. Orthodontist l895 D Street Phone SB 7-285I San Bernardino J. .l. H. Smith, M. D. l37 East H Street Phone 348-J Colton Arthur J. Sullivan and Associates Land and Construction Surveying 939 D Street Phone SB 9-3674 San Bernardino I.-ge Sf , if I . 6 5553 ., 'xii K .. QS? Ya,- L. Pierce and T. Knopsnyder have iheir fires aligned ai OK RUBBER WELDERS -109509 J0h '50 ' 502 Colfon Avenue Phone 824-W pr, . 5 1 K, P x fw1C'rrNm x.,rfmCC 1. UPG, ' COLTON N56 Nfaflcrmi Qmmfic' Show sw' D. Fedigan and L. Clark survey fhe lovefy oufhfs af .... DOTTY DEAN 3l6 E Sfreef Phone SB. 4-5464 SAN BERNARDINO 1 , . ' nuuu For low esfimafes on roofing, C.Tl1a+cl'1, D. Van Voorl1is,and F. McKinney advise . . BELL R00 C . I97 Soufh E Sfreel' SAN BERNARDINO MAY THERE BE A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE! J. DeVore, J. Crouch, A. Blake, and D. Lewlon all agree ihal performance and sfyle are key, nofes of ihis year's Ford! L. J. SNOW COMPANY G A RAG E 9 f rm enta s zrvucc arage Home of +he Chancelors I53 Wesi Ci'rrus Phone I740-R COLTON yfzfffafzy ofayfz 4571'zf:zQ2fs Fine porfraiis and superior special+y shois by ANTHONY LOYA, famous Sou'I'hern California yearbook phofographer, and oFHcial phofogra- pher for 'rhe CoI+on Crimson and Gold. LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 5I75 WhiHier Boulevard Phone ANgelus 5003 Ed BaiIie's Camera Shop Cameras - Camera Repairs. MOVIES C STILL ' , REFLEX . ' X my I GRAFLEX o 24 hour Phofofinishing 0 I20 Wes? I Sheet Phone 2043 COLTON D. Sunny, W. Jones, and D. McGregor gef pleniy of Informafion on cameras aI .... -A ,qfq J f' ' My' . lg IIT W Aren'I fI'1ey beauIifuII exclaims C. Jacox, as E. WEII- IIY ' ' ' Flin? Iooks on .... McClUNG'S Jrwruzv sronr JFANFTTPS SPORTSWFAR 333 La Cadena Dr. OV 4-5720 II99 E S+ree'I SB. 44-I2lI RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO I 1 3 E If X , I G. Chaffey, lovely Fresh May Affendanh admires fl-Tis dress purchased af .... FRANCIS KINNEY'S PAN-0-CAKE 4I2 Highland Avenue Phone 86-9I04 SAN BERNARDINO COLTON SAVE MORE MONEY-TAKE THEIR ADVICE- THESE DEAlERS WANT T0 H ' -V+ QI I I 'T- ,ii y I I 420 Easi' I S'rree+ Phone I37I VALLEY SPCRT' CENTER Page 194 COLTON Valenfine royally, Queen, B. Reasons: Princesses, A. Turner, and M. Owen pose wills lovely flowers from .... CCLTON FLOWER SHOP l54 Wesf I S'rree+ Phone IZ6 Colfon mm mwuuu 48 AL 4' lHlNMAN - VOGEL lMllIllxlllEl'T0RS W gga IC n 'HMN.5M Fgrla beffer buy in real esfaie and insurance, J. Claussen JA Croucws Car gets me beg, in gas and oil at -... G VISSS .... HINMAN-vocn neurons TRW' UTY CHEVRON EaS+ 6 Shed Phone 48 lOl Easl Valley Blvd. TR 7 98l8 COLTON RIALTO YOU Wlll GET THE BUY OF THE YEAR WIIN YOU BUY AT OUR MERCl'lAN . .1 ' p X ., ,- W Sddllfyld fz Sewice 365 G St t Ph SB 44 5I35 SAN BERNARDINO - A . 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STATER BROTHERS MARKET 266 Wes+ I S+ree+ COLTON Phone 63 Citrograph Printing Company BOOK COMMERCIAL --- SOCIAL ENGRAVING AND EMBOSSING Complefe Prinfing Service, C5IIseI and Lefferpress II3 E I S+ I S+r + PI1one PYramicI 2-390I REDLANDS S CAN BE REALIZED IF YOU PU M15 PLACE BEN AND mrs sinvlci smlou Hub City Beverage Company 39 Wen ' S+ + Ph '320 scum eagmh s+fee+ couom couon THE FURNITURE CENTER TOWN HOUSE The Home of Good Food 86 em Baseline Ph ss ao ssaz 263 E + I s+ + phone 100 San Bernardino Col-TON K. Schade, J. McPilce, B. Kiss. R. Gonzales, and D. Lindsey choose beaufiful home furnishings and appliances from .... i' ,- ' lb i.-ff G. MURATALLA 81 SONS 635-645 Soufh Sevenfh Sfreef Phone 307 COLTON lT'S ALWAYS THRIFT O - O' ' O ' UYERS WHO SHOP AT OUR 7IO So K.1x. '0-x Tires, lubes, and experl service are all combined for lop qualify, recommends B. Velasquez, af . . 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B - I I I I I - MALTS - - BURGERS - - HOT DOGS - - TACOS- - FRIES - CORNER THIRD AND I STREETS PHONE l337 COLTON Your Editors' Story of Appreciation Crimsonella 1956 Once upon a Time, away back in SepTember, I955, There lived in room I37 TwenTy boys and girls, sTory-book characTers conTronTed wiTh a wicked sTepmoTher, Time, who made Them burn midnighT oil wriTing copy and sizing picTures . . . Three anTagonisTic sTepsisTers, Money, ProcrasTinaTion. and ConTusion, ap- peared To hinder progress oT Crimsonella Gold, who Tor many monThs anTicipaTed going To The PrinTers' Ball . . . The very nighT oT The ball, clad in Their Tinery, The sisTers leTT Crimsonella in a sTack oT galley and page prooTs . . . Coming To The rescue. Tairy godmoTher, C. D. B., di- recTed, prodded, advised, and sTormed aT members To prepare Crimsonella Tor her debuT . . . In a Twinkling oT her magic wand, she Touched Alex who began wriTing heads, raTher Than carTooning on The dummy, and Wes who, reiTeraTing hurry up, concenTraTed on The sporTs dummy.. . Joel, TiTled Mr, Grouchf' dummied, redum- mied and re-re-dummied beTore perTecTing index. Jess, LaTin-American linguisT, devoTed himself To The sporTs secTion . . . Margee, quieT and eTTicienT, and Nellie, sem- per Tidelis, saw seniors shoT, sized, idenTiTied, and pasTed . . . Donna, TargeT Tor nicknames Delphinium and good ole Bonna, wroTe copy beTween peals oT laughTer . . . The Tairy godmoTher blessed Barbara and Joan wiTh paTience and concern over TaculTy members . . . She gave Lanny, The head phoTog lunbelievably slow unTil really inTeresTedl STeve, Bob and AnThony To guide . . . Tom, business-manager, became liaison man beTween business and ediTorial sTaTTs . . . Alva Lou, Tagged Baba Loo, poured greaT quanTiTies oT paTience inTo being pho- Tography ediTor . . . Sapphire and Cook, beseT wiTh wriT- ers expecTing omniscience when TranslaTing Their liTerary pearls, reTained TiTles oT TypisT par excellence . . . Shanna and Ellen, rare combinaTions oT eTTiciency and versaTiliTy, creaTed novel class secTion . . . Zoe puncTuaTed experT uniT counTing wiTh emphaTic ouTbursTs oT l've goT an idea. . . . A Touch oT The wand changed Penny's evanes- cenT vocabulary inTo The abiliTy To wriTe 8570 oT Crim- sonella's capTions. Bookkeeper, Linda, magically Tran- scribed accounTs inTo maThemaTical accuracy . . . TiTian- haired Billie became ad TormaT experT . . . Crimsonella Gold was ready Tor The ball aT lasT . . . A beauTiTul Crim- son and Gold AdverTiser's coach drawn by sixTeen love- ly mice, The business sTaTT, arrived To Take her To The ball . . . Business adviser Helen Souchek encouraged The Team To Tinancial success . . . Upon arrival, Crimsonella meT The S. K. SmiTh Cover Co. and Bindex Co. Tailors who provided and sTiTched her Crimson and Gold gown, pho- Tographer AnThony Loya, specialTy shoT arTisT, and Dick Caudle, CiTrograph PrinTing Co., who seT her Type and gave prooT oT iT . . . Gene HosTeTler, phoTography ad- viser, Traded his prinTs Tor her requesT slips .... Then along came Prince Charming, Jack CannicoTT, Los An- geles Engraving Co., who generously mixed candy bars, experT advice, and sponTaneous iingles beTore whisking Crimsonella down The paTh oT beTTer yearbooks, where she and The sTudenT body oT ColTon Union High School lived happily ever aTTer. Your Tired, weary, buT ever hopeTul and anTicipaTory ediTors, BEVERLY ROBERTS, EdiTor-in-ChieT, and MICK BEESON, AssisTanT EdiTor. Anderson Arnold ....,, Ashley ....,, Ashmore ....... Baer Bailey ..... Ballce ...,........ Beckwifh ..,.... Beeson ,.,,.. Beseda ....,, Besi ....... Bishop ,,.. Blanion ...,. Borrego .... Bronsdon ...... Brooks ,...... Brown ,...... Bullingion ..,. Buller ........ Chavez ....,... Ciavarelli ..... Cobb ......,,. Couller ,.,,. Cowarf .... Dudley ...... Evers ..,.., Fischer George ...... Graser Hamilfon ..... Harnoise ....... Hernandez ,.,.... Herringion ...... Holmes ......... Hopson ..... Hosiefler Howell .....,. Hull ....,,., l lunl' ....,, Johnson ..... Jordan .... Annual Slaff ........ Ari ................... ASB Council .,.,.... AVA .............. . Baseball, A ..... Baseball, JV ,.,,,. Baskeiball, A ,,,.. Baslcelball, B ..... Baskeiball, C ....., Baslcefball, D ..,,.... Baskefball, frosh .,... Baskefball, JV .,,.... Boys' Chorus ................ ..........,. Boys' Forum Council Calering ..,.... Choir ......,...., Commerce ....... Concerf Band .... Crimsoneffas ......... Cross Couniry ....... Engineering ..... INDEX ' INDEX ' INDEX ' FACULTY 28, 95, 22, 95 24, 66, 74, 95 I55 28, 33, 95 24, 95,I50 20, 88, 95 22, I2I , 25 24, 95, I46, I48 22, 95 32 30,95 22, 95 2I,30 23, 64 25, 74, 95 33 24, 95 24, 29, 95 28, 33, 95 28, 85 95 I7, 95 25, 89, 95 24, 29. 95 I7, 4I, 95 20,24 24, 28. 29, 95 32, 98 24, 29. 95. l23 27, 28, 95 I8, 23, 27, 95, 98 Kovaclr ...... Lash ......., Lindsey ...... Loring .,.. Lyon .,.,.,, Lynch ..... McCanlies ....... McCawIey ......... McCourIney ....... McDaniel ,.,,,.,.. Mclnlosh ...... Miller .,..,,. Moais ..... Morrow .... Morse ........ Mosiman ..,. ,. Nelson ...,.. Norion ...... Owen .. Phelps Possley ....i. Price .... ,. Pure ,.,.. Quinonez ...,.. Ravn Schediwy ..... Sharp ........, Sheldahl .... Smilh ....,,... Souchelr ,.., Spencer ..,,. Torres ........ Triefman ..... ,. While ..... Yazell ,,,,,,.....,.,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ORGANIZATICJNS, T AMS I4, I I5 I I2 .......98, 99 I23 I48, I49 .....,I36, I37, l38 I40 I40 I4I I4I I09 I00, IOI I22 I09 I05 II9 I28 I53, I54 II3 FFA ........,....,. Flagfwirlers ..,.. Foofball, A ..... Foolball, B ,....... Foofball, 'Frosh ....,.. Fooflighfers ........... Forensics .............,,,.. Freshmen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Freshman Council ..... FTA .............,.........,,., GAA ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i, ,,,, Girls' Chorus ...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Girls' League Council Hi-Tri, Hi-Y ..,,... Journalism ....,..,, Juniors , ..,...,,,. ,,,,,, , , Junior Council ..... Lafin ,,........ Le'Hermen INDEX ' INDEX 25, 95 26, 95, I50, I54 95 20, 23, 33, 95 29, 6I, 63, 95, I4I 95 2l, 26, I8, 95 2I, 95 ,......I6, I9, 85, 95, 98 23, bl, 63, 95 27, 95, II9 30, I35, I36 20, 95 25 22 27, 95, I54 28, 95 I7, 4I 2I, 95 ........28, 95, I48 25 24, 95 95 .......2I, 3I, 88, 95 95 20, 95 32 28, 95, l23 20, 27, 74, 89 33 54, l2I I30, I3l, I32, I33 l06 l07 86-95 84 I22 I42, I43, I44, I45 l00, IOI I02, I03 ......,I24, I25 70-75 68 II7 l20 Librarians ..,... ....,. I I I S Llghf Crew ....... ....... ....... I I I Sefdy Ho M i2i.TIfI'I'lf.ffflffI '.1'.'.1 '2B.ll.i malophesa ' ' ' I 2 9 Senior Cabinef .....,.. ........... 3 6 Msg mg an ' ' ' IIB Senior Council .....,.. ....... . 37 IO4 Songleaders l29 Sophomores .....,.........,.... ....... 7 7-83 I N f Sophomore Council ...... .-.-....... 7 6 Nurses Helpers ..... .v........... . .. I23 9 54.49, Cr,w ,,.,.,,,,,,,.,A,, .,,AA, .r,,,. I 2 3 P Sfudio Band ......, .... .....,....A. ...... I l 9 T Printing .,.,.. .,,4,,,,,.,,, , ,, 110 T . '55 PTA r.r.--.-S- .ooor..rr.rIr o,...r 2 I .z::'fi .... p ans ...... ............ Q Track' ,,,, .....,.,.,,. ,..... I 5 I, I52 U 'II d I ..... .,,...,..,,,. ,,., Qu' ' Sm' R '07 u.l.,.,++.s ,, ,.,,,.,,..,,,,,..,, ..... l oe Y Radio ............ .... I I0 Yell Leaders .. ......,...... I29 A Crossno, Dale, .......A... ................,..........Y........Y.................. 4 6. l32 Crouch, Joel ,......... 24, 29, 43, 46, II4, l5l, l73, I9l, l92, l95 Aboym' C l'S ' - A'-A '-4 '4'- 'A--'-- 40 ous. om, .. .....,,.,,,..,,,. 21, ss, 4o, 42, 46, lo1. ll4. l9o Acevedo, Annle . ..,,............,...,....,,....,,,,.,..,,.,,.,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,, 40 DI C D 46 ,os Aguilar, Johnny .,.. .,........,...........,......,...,........,., 4 0, l23, I32 ea ml' on ' ' Alcanlar, Jesse ...... ......... 2 l, 39, 40, lOl, IO2, IO3, II4, l70 D Alexander, Bob ....., ............,.......,...,....,....... 4 0, 7l, IO7, II4 Devon' Bob ----'w' -A--..'---.'-.-...,A...--.,-....'-.-'..A.--.--.-',-.. 4 5 Allwr. Levine .-,----- ,----------------,-------,--------------------,----------- 4 0 nloo....+o, 3.44, .,.,r.,.....,. ,...................,.,........... 2 4.'47, llo Andres- Lord'-4 ------,----- ------- -4------,-----,-,.--,-- 4 I - l02. '09 oobym, Darlene ,,,,,.,.,,,....,,..,,,,,., 41, loz, II4, las, l1l. I87 Archuleia, Thomas ....... ................... 4 I, l02, IIB, II9, I55 Donaldson' Anna -'v--Q-A-Av'-----------'--A-.AD-..'--.------..w---4..--, ,..-'.-. 4 7, '23 Afmmr- Effleffilw ---'--- '-4---.------4---------AV------------A------'----- 4 I- '08 Dofy, Ronald 41, loo, loz. lzo. l30. laz. las. la1. las. l4s I50, l57 Baden Jim B 4' lla H9 Driaman, Ronnie .....,.....,............ ....................,...........,. 4 7, II9 Buoco' RaY,,,,'g,,Q ' ' ' 4 ' I 7, Drinlrhouse, Rosie ....... ...........A.......A....,........... ---.-----4-------- 4 3 ' A ' D lc , GI ............ ...,.................,.........,....A.........,............ . g G 'Y ' 4 '09 Diilri, .loliim ..... ...... 3 9, 4o, 43, 47, l0l. loz. los, lO7 ax+er, Carl Lee , A............. ..... 4 I, I5I D E 47 we Baxter, Carl one .... ..............,.A,,A....... 4 l, I06, lzo, I3l ' V' -' '- -'--r------'-'---' -'- 4 - ' ' ' Beard, Helen .............................................,................................ 4I E Beber, Margee . ..,........, ...,,.,.. 2 4, 29, 40, 4I, IO7, II4, I96, I99 Eck' pafricia V --.- ---.I....'-A-..'A----'-'-AA'.'.---.-,--AA..-.---.-..v-----A4---. .--' , - 47 Beeson. Mlclc .... 38, 40, 42, 45, 48, 57, l02, l07, ll4, II6, Egal Chule, '-'-.w--,ll-.'..,-.IIDIIAI- .--.-'-.--,.Y..,.-,,.,,, ,A,,,.-,,-.'--- 4 7, IO7 geier-rJfo.DRrchvl --------------,--,-A.-----------------------------,---.--------,-.---,-- Epps, Norma Jo ....,...,. 46, 47, 52, es, 61. 95. 99. l07, le4. I98 enne ' onna ' ' ' ' ' ' Evans, ....... .,.......................,,.--.....-,-------'-,-----v-----44---- 4 7 Bernal. Rudy ---.,-- ,---,-4----------,---,--,A E 9 ld' ,.,.,,,A,.,,,,.,.....,..,,..,.,... 47, IO6, lo1, IO9 Bernal, Sieve .,... ..,.......... 4 2. l09, vans' era me F Blalce, Arlene ....,,. .... 4 2, IO6. ll2. Blake, Marlene ...... ....... 4 3. l06. Fernandez, Nellie ....... ...... 2 4. 29. 40. 47. 53. l04. leg. Blake, Roger ,........... ....,,,................ ....,.....,.............. F i nroclr, John .......,. ,...,.......,............. ................-.. . Blum, Douglas ..............,..............,......r.......A.r........,.................. Finney, Donna ..... ..........A........-.--..---,,AA------ -------,A,----- 4 7 Boaen, LaWanda Sue ..........................A........................... 42. Fischer, Ronnie . ....,............................ --.------------------,-- 4 7 Bofeler, Bob ........, ,,.,.. . 42 67, IO2. l06. IO7, l20. l30. Flin'l', Edward ..... ..... 4 8. l02. l06. l30. l32. l5l. I93 Bradford, Jimmie ................................................................ 27. Flood, Robert ....... .........-e---,-Y-Yr--.-----e--------,,----4- - -49- Ill Brighi, Pafsy .......... . .,....... ................ 4 2. Flores, Louie ..... ............, ..,.,.....-.--...--,-.--- 4 3 . I47 Broolrs, Donald ...,... ...... 2 3. Flores, Mary ,..... ............. ...---- 4 8 . 58. 35. l04 Bryani, Dollie .... ........,....r. 4 3 Bryanf, Duane .. ............. 43, 7I u . G Bryani, Wayne .,,, ....,........ 4 3, l09 gives- gmllrfd 4--' --'----4-----4'-4---'--------'--- ---4-- -4A-' '- I otewgg Buffum, Barbara , ..., 43. II3, 3 VH- U0 -------------------4---4-'---4- -- ----- -'------ '---'- ' ' Bunch' Claude H .--.-44----'.. ., Ganino, Joe 39, 49 I02, IO3. I06, l09, l3l, l32. I33. l53. 3 h, D I Y ,,,,,,,,, 21, 44, I57, 200. Bf,'f,,,,,, r'jQff,,, f'ff ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, e ...ca.,, Irene ........,.....................,............... .......... 4 9, los. l04 I Q G d J 49 l08 l23 Bufler Maxin ..... ....... ...... 0 f ner- OY ------ -' ' ' Bybeel 3,,,,,-ly --,.--,, ,,,,.,,,,,-,, ,,,,,,, G a rdner, June ..... -----A-4--4----- 4 Gardner, Sharon ----r--------- -- - C C Glinsky, Dona .......... ..-.--..---.------ ampa. Ray ............... .,...... ..... ................ G o m es, Barbara ...... .,........-.----..-- . - - Cancino, Margerei ...... . .,... ............. 4 4. Gomez, Felix ....... ..... 4 9. II3. l20.344z-9 Izg Carr, Jim .....,..,......................... .............. ............................... G o nzales, Theresa ....---.-.-r..---.--------- - I Carrasco, Rachel .............................................. 44. 58, 82, I04 Good, Roberi ....,.. ...r---..-..- 4 9. llo. II2- ll4 Carreon, Camilo 44, IO4, l20, I3I, l32, l35, I48, I49, l50 Graham, Larry ...... ,........ 4 9, 54, l2l, l95 Cdrflefe, Pal' ............................................................ 44, II9 Grohg, Robarf , ,,,,, .........,... ...,..A.... 5 I . 54. l2l Cassefia, Roberi ...,.................. ............................................. 4 4 H Chaffee, Edward ...... ...................... Cilepmlh, Inez ....... ....... 4 2, 44, Hgldgmgn, Jaan ,,,,,,,,,.,, .,.,......,..,.....,.. 5 I, Chavez, Anfonia .. ...... 44. l04, Hardy, Virgil ,,,,,, ....... .......................... 5 l . l2l Chavez Caesar , ................... Harker, Lind, ,,,, .....,, 5 I, IIB. II9. I23 Cl'IaVel, Mary ........,,.. ...a.. 4 4, 58, Harris, Carolyn ..,......................... .. 5I Chavez, Richard ....... .r.......................... H +I' ,J J ,,,,,,,,, ....,. ........... 2 3 , SI gkieley. EICINGY .-...- -.-- 4 0. 44. 45. HZin.IIh:Iez,uCyorene ,.... --.--------------- 5 1 icoie, im ......... ......................... H d ,R b + ,,,,,, ...,.,...,.. 5 I, I0 Cisneros. Marina .... ................,......... H :ri-:rn,,,uP,,1gc?,: ,....,.....,, 5l, IOB Claussen, Janet ....... ...- .............. 45. l26. Hgrron, Norman ,,,,,,, ,...... 5 I. ll0, ll3 Closson. Rosemary .--.--- -------.----..-----------r-.-------------- H erfzog, Harrielf ,..... ................r.......... 5 l Colunga, Ernie .......... ....,.. 4 5. l04. ll2, II6, Hessian, Sugar' ,,,,,,,,, ........,,,,.................. 5 I g0N'19l', VETBYI4! ...,... .....----... ....... ..... ...... . 4 5 , IO2. Hafhcoai, Kennafh ,,,,, .,,,,. 5 I, l36, I37, onger, onnie ........ .........,......................................... H WH, A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,..,,.,,.,. 5 I, IO3, I COnfI'eI'aS, Lucille ...., ...... 4 6, I02, I04, II6, l22, Higghon, l2I:y ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 5 I, I02 Coolr. Ronald ..,,..... ..... 5 7, 46, 95, 98, 99, I64, Hindla, Henry ,,,,,,, ,,,..,,,, 5 l, II3 Cooley. Dale ....-- ............ 4 6, 49, I02, I2I. Hino, Beniamin ,,,, ...,.. ,....... 5 I Cooley. ROI-'DOY' ------- -----.----....,---......-..... 4 6. 54. Holland, JoAnn .. ....... 5l. I02 Cooley. Ronny ........ .. ..... 46. l23. Homer., Alvin ....... ...... 5 l, I2l efvlddll. Marlene .. ...,...... 46, Hopper, Richard SI Houser, Lionel ......,,....................,...,....,.,.......,..,,,,,, 52, IO3, I20 Hubbs, Keilh 40, 50, 6l, I02, IO3, I20, l30, l32, l36, l37, l38, l50, l56, l57 Hull, Lorella .....................,.............. ....... ...,.,.,..,.,..,........... Hurlburl, Edwin ...... 52 I55 Jacox, Carol ....,.. ..... 52, 6l, 83, 85, I02, I38, I57, I93 52 Jacquez, Mercedes .. ..........,............,.,,........,.,..,.......,.,...,.,.... .. Jianino, David .,,.. Johnson, Barbara ...,,. Johndrew, Jerry .....,... Johnson, Sharon Lee . Jones, Ray ,...,.,,.,...... Keene, Palricia . Kellam, Norma ...., Kelly, Charles .... Kemp, Bill ....,..,.... Kendall, Duane ...,.. Kirkpalrick, Larry .....,.., Knopsnyder, Tom ..... Krueger, Charles ...... Kuzma, Anna May ...... Larsen, Lanny ............. Laughlin, Dorolhy ,.,.. Layne, Beverly ..... Lazio, Fran ........ Lesler, Lillian ........ Lewis, Pauline .....,,....... 52, l I l 52, l02 K 52, IO6 .......52, I I7 52, I I l 3l, 45, 52, IO9 ............45, 52, 57, ll6, ll7, I22 50, 52, I02, l90 .. 52, 7l, 85, I02, I20, I5I 53, 62, 67, IO6, IO7, l08, Il6 L 66, 67, IO7, ll5, l98 ,,,,.,,..,,..,.,...,,.,,.,....., 45, 53, 85 38, 42, 53, 62 53, IO3, l22, I70 Lewlon, Dorolhy Louise ....... 38, 40, 53, 62, 66, 67, 84, IO3, l07. I9l Lillle, Wanda Lou . Lopez, Willie ...... Lowlher, Roberla .... Lozano, Arrnida ..... Luna, Andrea ..... Lynch, Nick ........ McAllisler, Linda .... McBride, LaVonne .... McCauley, Norma McClure, Tom .,,,... 53, IO9, ll2 53, ll2, II8, Il9, I20, ..........3l, 53, IO3, IO6, ll2, l5I I99 .. ,.,,. 53, IO3, IO4, I05, l45 54, IO4, l45 M 54, l03, ll4, l6l, l98 54, II8, lI9 42, 54, 67, 79, I02, ll2, II6 McConviIIe, Pal ,...,,.. ...,.............,...,...............,,.... 5 4, l28 McCoy, Joan .........,.......,........ ............,.,.....,,,.... 2 l, 54, II4, l4l McDowell, Richard ..............,.............,......,..............,,........,..,., 54 McKinney, Frances .. 40, 45, 54, 62, 66, B7, l03, IO7, ll2, l9l McNealey, Joanna .... .......,..,.........,,, 5 4, I06, l09 Malmen, Arlene .............. ..,,,,,,.,,.,,,..,,,...,.,,.,....... 5 4 Margerison, Howard ...,.... ,.,,.......,........,. 5 5, ll2, l9I Marquez, Arlhur ........... ....,............,... 5 5, I02, I04, II8, II9 Marquez, Esperanza . ,.......,..,.,.,,...........,,.,,,..,,,,.,.,,,,.,,..,,,,,, 55 Marlinez. Dan ...... ..... 2 7, 55, I02, I20, l3l, l32, I33 Marlinez, Pascual .... ...,..........,.,,.....,............,........,.,.......,,, 5 5 Mason, Delores ...... ............. ,..,.., ....... ........... 5 5 , I 09 Mala, Lillie ............ ,.,.............. 5 5 Malleson, John .....,..,, Maxwell, Sara Lynn .. Meisler, Alvin ...... Mellon, Sue ........... Mercado, Concha ..... Monlgomery, Bill ......,. Moore, Joyce ....... Moses, Virginia l32 55, I00, I93 55, l05 55, IO4, l45 ........55, IO3, II7 56 N Navarro, Teofilo ............. .... 5 6, I l8, l I9 Norlon, Willis ...... ............. ....... 5 6 , I02, l22 O Oberschmidl, Jack .... ............. ...,.,.. 3 0 , 56, I09, I2I 0'Keefe, Rose Marie . ...............,.,,.. 56, 57, l09, l3l, l7l Orlega, Louise ........ ,........,.........,........ . ..,.,.,...,...,.........,..... 5 6 Owen, Marion ....... ....... 4 5, 53, 56, 87, 98, II6, l64, l95 Owensby, Fred ...... ............,.......,..................,.,......... 5 6, l2l P Palmer Corinne .,.... ............. .,..,.,......,... 5 6 , II3 Paz, Tommie ...............,. ..... 5 7, I l8, ll9. l22 Pearce, Barbara ,.,,.,....,.. ........,,.,.....,,..,..,., 5 7, l22 Pierce, Lynn ...........,,....,..... .,,..,.,..,,,,.,... 5 7, 62, 66, l90 Pollard, Jean lTolyl . Pommer, Lorraine .,...... . Posl, Ronald .............. Prall, Richard ,....,..,....... 58, IO3, I05, I09, l23 Pray, Tommy .................... 24, 29, 57, 58, 98, 99, I02, ll4, l2l, l3l, l32,95, l52, Quezada, Emily ...... Ramirez, Esgardo Rawley, Cleo ......,.....,. Reasons, Barbara ......,.... I53, l59. l65 R .. ...................................,,....,,...... 58 l50 . ...... 56, 58, 87, l00, IO6, IO9. Reed, Joyce .............. E ....... ..............,......... 5 9, l03, I43, l45 Reese, Jim .....,... Reif, Rose Marie ,.......................... 59, II6, l45 Reminglon, Deanna ...... 59, IO3, IO6, IO9, l28 Reynolds, Karen ....,. 59, II8, ll9, I42, l45 Rieger, Shelly .... ...,.,.......,.....,,.,,. 5 9, 84, I08 Rivas, Fred ,,....,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,........,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 59 Roaro. Kalie ........,...,..........,............,.......,............... 59, IO4, l45 Roberls, Beverly ,..,.,.,..,. . ...,.., 24, 29, 40, 45, 48, 59, 77, 85, 95, IO7, II4, II6, II7 Roberlson, Jean ,,.......,................,..,.,,,.,.. ,,.. ,.,,,,.,,.,,,.,..,,,,.,,. 5 9 Robinson, Edwin ...........,..,,,....,................,................,.. 59, II3, l92 Robinson, Glenn .,......................,,....,,,,,,.......,.,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 59 Robison, Norman ........ 59, 85, l02, IO6, I20, I36, l38, l5l, l52, I57, l92 Robohn, Alva Lou .,............ 39, 40, 42, 59, 77, 85, 87, 95, 98, 99, l03, l07, II4, l42, I46, I98 Robson, Annie .....,...,............,,,,....,,........,.,..,,,,,,,,,.....,..,,,.,,,,,.,, 59 Rodriquez, Joe .......,.... ....... ,...,,,......... ...,,., 5 9 , II8, II9 Rodriquez, Johnny ,..,. . ,,...........,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, 59 Rodriquez, Olivia ...... .......,,,.,.,,,, 6 0, I IB, I I9 Rorabough, Virginia ,,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,.,.. 60, I09 Ross. Mike ........... ...,., 6 0, IO3, II4, l7l, I97 Rosales, Bob ..,.., ....,,....,.................,..,. I 08 Roseberry, Leo ........,.......,..... 60, lI2 Ross, Gary ....,. ......... 6 0, l23 Ruben, Norma ....... ,............ .......,........ 6 0 Russell, Roberl ....., ......,,.......,..,,.,......, ................ 6 0 , II3 S Sallel, JoAnne... ..,,.,... 40, 46, 60, l0l, l07 II4, l28, l99 Salazar, Gloria .. ..................,...,...,......................., 60, l05 Saldana, Peler .... .,,........,.,............... ....... 6 0 , l09, ll2 Sargenl, Frank ........ ............... 6 0 Saunders, Fred ...,.....,. ............. ....,.......,,........,...................,,.. 6 0 Schmeller, Richard ........,,..........,......................................... 60, 7l Scllwengel, Gerald ........ 50, 60, I02, II8, Il9, l20, l30, l49 Scoll, Sharon .....,.,,.,.,....... 39, 46, 60, 62, 64. 85, l0l. IO3, l07 Sear, Nancy .......,... ...............,.............,..............,......,............ 6 0 Sellers, Dolores ......................,.......................,.,,.. 60, l6l Seward, Barbara . Shaw, Howard ,,... Skeales, Lucille 6l, I02, II4, l6I, I70 Smarl, Billie .......,,... ..... 6 l, I02, l05, II4, l65 Smilh, Carolyn ,.,..,.... .........,,..................... 6 l. I08 Spencer, Beverly ....,,. ..... 6 l, I05, ll6, l22, l45 Spinner, Nelson ....,.,, ....,........ 6 I, llB, ll9, l45 Slaplelon, Joyce... ................ 6l, ll8. l l9, l22 Slarkey, Carolyn ..... ............................................. 6 l Slrauch, Roberl ....,.... ,..... 3 l, 6l, IO6, l23, I32, l50 Sunderland, Donald ........ .............................. 6 l, l09, I20, I55 Sunny, Daryl ......,..,... ................... .,........ ..,...... 6 I , II3, I93 T Taylor, Gary ...... ............. .......... 6 2 , 54, l02 Tennanl, Melvin ..... ....... ......,... 6 2 , I20, I55 Terror, Maybelle .... ................................ 6 2, l03 Thalch, Carol ........ ................... 3 9, 62, l03. l9I Thompson, Paul ........ ............. .......... 6 2 , l02, l09, l l2, l l3, ll6 Tilley, Bob ,.,....... .........................,......................................... 6 2 Tulhill, Flela ................ 63, 95. 98. 99, l00, l06, l09, l3l, l7l U Underwood, Jerry .... ......,........,................................... 6 3, IO6 V Valle, John .................... 63, 87, 99, l l6, l l7, I20, l22, l2B Van Dyke, Zoe Ann ................ 40, 63.66, 67, l03, l07, II4, I96 Van Voorhis, Dick 63, 67, 95, 98, l00, IO6, l09, l20, l30, l32, l5I, l7l Vasquez, Don ................................................ 43, 63, 82, IO4, l09 Vaughan, Wesley ........ 43, 50, 63, l02, l03, II4, l4B, l50, I70 Velarde, Evelyn ............................................ 63, l03, I04, I45 Velasquez, Bob ........ 57, 6-3, 87, 95, 98, 99, I02, l04, IO9, 200 Villalva, Richard ....................,..............................,.......,............ 63 Villegas, Frances .............................................. 63 IO4, IOB, l45 W Wagoner, Sharon ................ 63, 85, l40, I47, I49, l97, l98 Walker, Frances Whisler .................................... 64, I I I, l6I Walker Milli ................ 42, 43, 64, 77, 95, 98, I07, I24, I70 Wallon, Belly Harms ..................................,........................... 64 Ward, Bill ........,......................... ............,.........................,.. 4 5, 64 Weaver, Robin ......... 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