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

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Showing an original way of wearing his hat and tie is )unior Donald Rodriguez. Gathering together to be counted for class competition during look-a-like day are the i d 1 4 iP h K , ' E| 3e H h4 jrj 1 r W B i mJ Sophomores Holly Sherwood and Susan Ren- dell bring Raggedy Andy and Raggedy Ann back to life. Coming out of their crayon box for Crimson and Gold Day are red crayon Donna Montano and yellow crayon Michelle Dylina Dress Up Days 13

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New Ideas Catch On Newcomers Invade School Everything from robots to Dolly Parton filled the campus during Homecoming Week. With the ICC President, Becky Lim, came newer and better ideas such as Future Day, Hat-and-Tie Day and Look-Alike Day. all of which were a great success. For the first time in a long time students and teachers were spirited and participated in the dress-up activities. It shows the school ' s spirit is rising up. was one student ' s opinion. Competition during Homecoming between the four classes was very close even to the end. Seniors placed first, closely followed by the strong fighting team of the sophomores. The judging was done in class sections only. Going to class while tied to three other students or dressing up as the big fig or a crayon and not being able to sit down may seem a real hardship, but students continued to create such costumes. I don ' t feel embarrassed to come to school in costume, said one student. It was fun just watching people ' s reactions. Costumes were made of materials ranging from cardboard to aluminum foil. Some participants picked up their duds at United Thrift or Salvation Army Stores at prices ranging from 50 cents to 15 dollars. Back from begging at Mr Gomez ' s room is senior Kimberly McAlear, Watching the lunchtime activities are crea- tures from outer space. 12 Student Life

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Creations To Be Proud Of Stiff Competition Between Homecoming Floats Enter into the world of . . . stiff competition between class and club homecoming floats. Due to the towering spirit and great co- operatwn from students and advisors, the floats were fantastic. Every float that went parading down Rancho Avenue on October 27 had a special glowing feature to it. As spectators gathered along the parade route they were entertained. The many participants were proud of the creations that they produced in two weeks. It was very hard to determine first from second and sweepstakes from first in the judging of club and class floats. The rivals and bombings of floats that existed were proof that the competition was tremendous. With all the fussing, confusion, and spirit, homecoming for the yellowiackets was one of the best ever! Seniors seize second place in class competi- tion witti Enter into the world of obtaining happiness. H=m .ftifti.p.44- ' ' ■ .w uw wj|y «5 ' - .iiiaJS Tied for first place in club competition is FFA with the theme of Enter into the World of the Wild Wild West. Sophomores capture first place in class com- petition with the theme of Enter into the World of Disney. 14 Student Life