Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1935 volume:

C Dk CORONAL i - 9 - 3 - 5 Published Annually by the - STUDENT BODY — of SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CORONA, CALIFORNIA FOREWORD Tke publication of this annual founds a neW precedent in layout for future Coronals. More directly it proposes to combine a vivid selection of the years events into an unforgettable saga for the student’s memory book. COXTEHTS Dedication Faculty Seniors Classes Student Organizations Athletics Snaps - - Autographs Acknowledgements DEDICAT IOTi I n appreciation for h i s untiring efforts, sincere understanding, and ever present inspiration, this Coronal is gratefully dedicated. Frank E. Bishop Imagination, nev? and strange In every age, can turn tke year - - JOHN DAVIDSON There is an ending even to these things That we have loved so long - - LESLIE N. JENNINGS — COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Mr. E. E. Smith TRUSTEES Mrs. Lena Glass, Pres. Mr. F. J. Mueller, Clerk Mr. D. R. Menefee Mr. Frank E. Biskop, Principal Mr. G 1 en D. Wigkt, Superintendent ist Row - Mr. J. R. Hatfield, Miss Ruby Hutckinson, Miss Margaret Horst, Miss Rutk Ullom, Mr. F. E. Biskop. 2nd Row - Mr. E. A. Franklin, Miss Editk I. Brown, Miss Helen Neel, Mr. V. F. Hoffert, Miss Gladys Hoover, Miss Katkerine Stewart, Mr. H. M. Hendrickson, 3rd Row - Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Lucy McDougald, Miss Mary Healy, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Mrs. Hazel Hyatt, Mr. G. D. Wigkt, Mr. Jesse Hill, 4tk Row - Mr. L. G. Tkome, Mr. J. D. Moore, Mr. C. A. Vaile, Mr. C. C. Hancock. 1934- FACULTY - 1935 Miss Editk I. Brown Miss Mary G. Brown • ' - ■ . 4 1 Mr F A Fr� „U;„ Mr. C. C. Hancock Mr. J. R. Hatfield Miss Mary Healy Mr. H. M. Hendrickson Mr. Jesse Hill Mr. V. F. Hoffert Miss Gladys Hoover Miss Margaret Horst Miss Ruby Hutckinson Mrs. Hazel Hyatt Miss Margaret Jones Mr. F. R. King Miss Luo? McDougald Miss Margaret Mitckell Mr. J. D. Moore Miss Helen Neel Miss Katkerine Stewart Mr. L. G. Tkome Miss Rutk Ullom Mr. C. A. Vaile Matkematics Music Orckestra, Instruments History Commercial Art Mackine Skop Pkysical Education Printing, Woodskop Piano Pkysical Education Home Economics Language Spanisk Meckanical Drawing Home Economics Englisk, Journalism Englisk, Dramatics, Debatirjg Librarian Biology? Pkysical Education Commercial Pk sics, Ckemistn? Mr. M. Hendrickson Class Advisor Betty Dixon Forensic Manager Girl Reserves Pres. Class Secretary 4 Roy L. Webb Class Vice. Pres. 4 Senior Play Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Miss M. Jones Class Advisor Clyde Moore Class President 4 Senior Play Hi-Y 3, 4 Luella Bridenstine Class Treasurer 4 Basketball 4 Library Club Robert L. Burrell Lemonville 2, 4 Junior Play Ko-Hi-Nur--Editor Nadine Puder Library Club Dorthy Hebenstreit Hi-Jinx 1, 3 Junior Play Camera Club 2 Mary Wilma Yardley G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Operetta 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1-4 Frank Newsom, Jr. Hi-Y 3. 4 Orchestra 1-4 Football 3 Nyda Neutzman Scholarship 3, 4 Senior Play Trans. S. Dakota Richard Daniels Junior Play Athletic Manager Bridge Club Jean McMullen Girls’ League Pres. Class Secretary 1 Class T reas. 2, 3 David Hyatt S. B. Pres. Jr. and Sr. Plays Tennis 3, 4 Wilma Heying Girls’ League G. A. A. Vice-Pres. Sports 1-4 Gerald Hastings S. B. Vice-Pres. Baseball 1-4 Pres. Lettermen Rosie Leonti G. A. A. 3, 4 Las Panteras-Sec. Las Panteras--Vice Pres. Ralph Miller Hi-T Vice Pres. Stamp CLab iSt Mildred Lee Townsend Lemonville 3 Sports 1-4 G. A. A. i -4 Robert Heers Hi-Y a. 3. 4 Leaders Club 3, 4 Basketball 4 Agnes O’Brian Library Club Pres. Glee Club 4 Kathryn Sampson Library Club Sec. 4 Glee Club 3 Alfred Patchin Football 3, 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Helen Rul Volley Ball Capt. Lemonville Scenery Travel Club Lillian Blandi Library Club-Sec. Helen Outhet Travel Club 1, 2 Costume Club 3 Lin. Block Club 4 Charles Piester Astronomy Club 1 Metallurgy Club Ed. Pictures 4 Ada Cole Music Club 2 Commercial Club Opal Smith Hi Jinx 1 Sports 1-4 G. A. A. 1-4 Conrad Millis Civics Class Treas. Chess and Checkers Cactus Club 1, 2 Lois Black Hi Jinx 1, 2 Operetta 3 G. 1 . A. 1, 3 Francis Evans Lemonville 3, 4 Harmonica Club 4 Leather Club 4 onita Rossiter Sports 1-4 G. A. A. 1-4 Pres. G. A. A. James Snyder Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Boys’ Forum Pres. Mary Robertson G. A. A. x-4 Hi-Jinx 2 Sports 1-4 Jacob Bowser Pres. Hi-Y Annual Staff 4 Della Felix Las Panteras Pres. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 1 Bernard Durkin Basketball 1-4 FresK. Week CKr. v.- Ramona Benson. G. A. A. Sec. 3 I Library Club Sec. Hockey Team 2, 3 ’ John Swift Annual Staff 4 Lemonville 4 Tennis 1, 2, 4 Dorothy Schubach Hi-Jinx 1 Sports 1-4 G. A. A. 1-4 Lewis Wesley Boone Louise R. Vasquez Las Panteras-- Secretary and Treas. G. A. A. 2, 3 John Norton Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1-4 Tennis 2, 3 Genevieve Blandi Arleigh Finch Scholarship 4 Art Editor Coronal Pole-winding Club Roger Mathis Lyle Whitcomb Basketball 4 Girls’ League Vice. Pres. Junior Play Senior Play Dir. Catherine Edna Clark Senior Pla} Junior Pla S. B. Tell Leader John Sage Senior Plaj) Hi-Y 1-4 Editor Coronal • Millis Football 1-4 Basketball 1-3 Baseball 1 4 Edith May Clinton f Library 1, 2, 4 Goldie Johnson Senior Play G. A. A. 2, 3 Sports 2, 3 Charles O. Thompson Track 1-4 Leaders’ Club 1-4 Football 3 Wilda Roe Art Club 3 Commercial Club 1, 2 Sports 1, 2, 4 Gordon House Hi- Y 3, 4 Executive Bd. 2, 3 Bus. Mgr. Ko-Hi-Nur Jean Hiler Girl Reserves 2 4 Scholarship 3, 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Camilla Copley Senior Play Class Pres. 2, 3 Hi -Jinx Harry Thompson Hi-Y 2-4 Fire-Chief 4 Basketball 4 Adora Lou Snedecor S. B. Secretary Jr. and Sr. Plays Annual Staff Herman Reagan S. B. Treasurer Football 3, 4 Track 1-4 Marjorie Ware S. B. Program Chr. Junior Play Lemonville 4 Alice Shepard Bus. Mgr. Coronal Lemonville 4 Science Club 4 y Mae Hase Warren Rycraft Baseball 2, 3, 4 Metallurgy Club 3 Ed. Pictures 4 Carl Keinrath Ed. Pictures 4 Trans. — Dawson Esther Stewart Operetta 2 Dramatic Club 4 Music Club 4 PICTURE NOT TAKEN Claude Hardison Tennis Chess and Checkers Harmonica Club . . . .A glorious company, tke flower of men, To serve as model for the might}? world. And be the fair beginning of a time. - GUINEVERE Juniors rst Row - E. Nelson, M. Terpening, H. Ollerman, J. Wishart, E. Stutsman, Treas., D. Spoon, Vice Pres., P. Toolen, J. Riddle. 2nd Row - M. Tucker, M. Rossiter, D. Rasmussen, D. Van Arnam, N. I. Parli, D. Porter, Mrs. Hyatt, F. Rhodes, W. Tompkins, J. Pirtle; 3rd Row - B. Van Derhoof, G. Stimson, D. M. Smith, G. L. Howe, I. Witbeck R. Seelig, R. Osborn, Pres., K. Rul, D. Runyan, C. Snyder, G. Wilson; 4th Row - C. Swan, D. Van Derhoof, C. Van Arnam, D. Smyth, M. Persons. 1 st Row - D. Keast, E. Larkin, C. Hicks, E. Lorenzi, L. Mitchell, Miss Me Dougald, B. Barnard, M. La , H. Charbcneau, R. Krick; 2nd Row - Jack Brockman, M. J. Iriart, E. Amaon, L. Millbank, A. Morton, I. Atzet, S. Massep C. Colman, R. Me Kinne ; 3rd Row - R. Hevener, F. Hooker, J. Barber, T. Aaron, V. Kinsley?, M. Ashleigh, L. Johnson, Sec., E. Kilda , A. Lewis, R. Alden; 4th Row - H. Mack, G. Morse, C. Briggs, H. John- son, R. Miller, L. Deter, E. Jameson, B. Garvey, M. Kampling, H. Lay, C. Clark, V. Lieb, L. Bascom, G. England, D. Henson, H. De Beal. ist Row - J. Clinton, L. Benedict, J. Beggs, L. Agee, D. Chambers, K. Kuster, E. Graham, F . M. Brooks, L. CerOantes, M. Britt, H. Hammer; 2nd Row - A. Hewing, R. Hardison, D. Crickette, B. Brownfield, Sec’t’y., C. Geith, D. Gorrell, Treas., M. Ganahl, B. Barnard, J. B. McClelland, M. Hase, L. Lopez, M. Crippen; 3rd Row - G. Chaffin; N. Crowell, E. E-Oors, R. Murphy, D. Bridenstine, R. Francisco, J. Davis, T. Bollero, Mr. Hoflfert; 4th Row - L. Cruz, G. Anderson, H. Bess, G. Moore, A. Dalton, J. L. Allen, B. Mahoney, J. Hartman, E. Hiler, R. Dossey. ist Row - W. McGregor, G. Prentice, D. Paden, E. Stallings, C. Rodriguez, C. Rico. V. Paynter, G. Thcmas, L. Stratton, R. Fitch, F. Michols; 2nd Row - J. Stewart, K. Whitcomb, E. Nelson, D. Watson, D. Wilson, M. Straszacker, W. Tolman, D. D. D er, R. Snyder, K. Ster, A. Tibbet, J. Weddington, L. Walker Miss N el; 3rd Row.L. Pearson, M. Jackson, J. Calderon, A. Ranney, J. Standiford, D. Walker, L. Lamb, D. Noble, R. Bomar, F. Porter, M. Tuck er, L. Stifel, B. Newhouse, E. Collings; 4 h Row - J. Perer, K. Rycraft, L. Tilson, V. Pres., R. Meierding, R. Pierce, W. England. T. Bess, J. Cunningham, W. Tilson, Pres., C. Sayers, E. Stephenson. Freshmen istRow, W. Schumacher, D.Tolman, A. Seelye, H. Ray, L. Tomer, A. Weahunt, M. Page, G. Nelson, T. Self; 2nd Row, V. Norton, K. Rinaudo, B. Root, M. Jameson, L. Nieblas, J. Shepard, S. Patterson, K. Vasquez, L. Smith; 3rd Row, R. O;to, H. Silli ant, R. Rja es, R. Tilson, E. Reagan, C. Tyndal, B. Rasmussen, E. Veach, L. Nicholson, C. Stanfield, W. Rogers, J. Pate, L. Rodriguez, J. Sullivan, K. Pierce. 1st Row - L. Conklin. M. Guitbino, C. Dalcamo, V. Bess, M. J. Copley, M. Hendrickson, A. M. Menefee, J. Armstrong, L. Colburn, J. Hill, V. Brooks, J. Adams. 2nd Row - D. Lorenzi, E. Hardy, M. Dixon, M. Moore, A. Cunningham, E. Everett, S. Mead, F. Jones, M. Clark, C. Baker. M. Bishop, L. Berg, T. DeGecrge; 3rd Row - Mr. Hatfield, W. Hen. derson, K. Ehlers, T. Daneiri, R. Huckins, E. Friestad, Treas; V. Ewing, R. Contreras, F. Blandi, T. DeBeal, V. Pres; R. Cox, T. Anderson, Sec; P. Howe, S. Agins, 4th Row, M. Cochran, R. Hamer, B. D]?er, R. Bremen, L. Key, B. Brown, L. Keller, J. Murray?, B. House, P. Muratore, R. Gehring, D. Cleveland, J. Ganahl, Pres; J. Brey , T. Barber, W Bower, J. DeGeorge, J. Daneiri, C. Hernandez, J. Mitchell, K. Kilday. . .-Nr r - ••• i V.,. t . .V ■ JW . ■ Ko ' Hi ' J [ur Staff John Sage, Editor, Alice Skepard, Bus. Mgr., Miss Jones, Advisor. Bob Burrell, Editor, Gordon House, Bus. Mgr., Miss Mitchell, Advisor. Coronal Staff BettjJ Garvey, Nydn Weutzman, Pres., Doris Gorrell, Mary GanaKl, Sec., Miss Ullom, Ad ?. Debate Scholarship Society Mr. Moore, Adv., Hyatt and Ranney, second place winners in State Debate Tournament. Girl Reserves Betty Dixon, Pres., Joyce Wishart, Sec., Mrs. Hyatt, Miss Ullom, Mrs. Toolen, Advisors. Hi ' r Jacob Bowser, Pres., John Sage, Sec., Messrs. Bishop, Hendrickson, Hoffert, Advisors. Junior Play “DIGGING UP THE DIRT Mr. Moore, Director Senior Play Lemonville Miss Mary Brown and Mr. Hatfield, Directors Operetta Miss Mary Brown and Miss Maxine Stickle, Directors Girls’ Glee Club Marian Terpening, Pres., Bernice Barnard, Bus. Mgr., Miss Man? Brown, Ad ' ?. Boys’ Glee Club Harold Johnson, Pres., Herman Reagan, Bus. Mgr., Miss Marp Brown. Adv. Sextette Miss Mary Brown, Director Orchestra Mr. Franklin, Director Dramatics Club Da ' Oe Hyatt, Pres., Evelyn Jameson, Sec., Mr. Moore, Ad-tf. Operetta Club John Lee Allen, Pres., Miss Mary Brown, Ad’J. U ‘i Commercial Club Donna Rasmussen, Pres., Bonita Rossiter, Sec., Lorita Deter, Pres., Marian Terpening, Sec., Mr. Hatfield, Adv. Photography Club Patricia Toolen, Pres., Betty Garvey), Sec., Mr. King, Ad . Quilt Club Etkel Bradley?, Pres., Mary Jane Iriart, Sec., Miss Stewart, Adv. Travel Club ilma Heying, Pres., Flora Mae Brooks, Sec., Miss McDougald, Adv. International Friendship Club Carl Colman, Pres. Lois Black, Sec., Mr. Hancock, Adv. Campfire Girls Mrs, Hilcr, Adv. Baseball Football “A” “B” Basketball “C” “D” Basketball Trac Tennis Girls Basketball Girls Volleyball Hoc ey Speedball Lest We Forget Autographs ± Lest We Forget Autographs Lest We Forget Autographs Milkshakes Sundaes Sandwiches Sodas Humphrey’s Candy by Ckristopker Fred 5 . Miller 1 17 E. Sixtk St. Ice Cream IP Rich Milk GRAND VIEW CREAMERY — ip — Congratulations to the class of 19 35 Telephone 74 622 Main St. WHERE QUALITY TELLS EmersonS AND PRICES SELL First with the latest in Mens Furnishings 519 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 327 WHITMANS BOX CHOCOLATES LUNCHES tDjs itexall Stort CORONA DRUG CO. Exclusive dealers for Yardleys Phone 199 602 Main Street A N a t i on -wide Institution j. c. PEJiTir co. Through Mass Buying We Offer Individual Savings D. R. MENEFEE Agent for Railway? Express Motor Transit Stages Pacific Greyhound Stages and To Angeles (times | OFFICE 280 Phonej RES . 90 .j 614 Ramona St. J. C. Hoover, 1 424 Main St. Phone 583-R Wm. R. Bell, 148 S. W. Blvd. Phone 596- J HOOVER BELL FUNERAL DIRECTORS 714 Main St. Corona, California Phone 324 AMBULANCE SERVICE GORDON’S GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Everything Good to Eat FREE DELIVERY Telephone 27 and 28 616 Main Street T isnerats MODERN DRY CLEANERS Congratulations to the class of ’35 nrKe CUNNING DRUG STORE HIGH GRADE DRUGS and SUNDRIES Telephone 500 6th and Main PHONE 179 DR. WILLIAM B. MUNN DENTIST PROFESSIONAL BUILDING CORONA. CALIF. Congratulations CORONA PRODUCE Corona City Water Company KELLER FURNITURE Congratulations ♦ t- 1 SAVERS’ DRUG STORE 6n MAIN STREET Profit Sharing and Service BELIEVE ' in good foundations - be it for a building or for an education. Students should go to their teachers for advice on the latter. See us for information on a foundation for a house or any other part of it. Thirty years experience in these matters should be of some value. CORONA LUMBER CO. Congratulations to class of ’35 SCHMIDT’S OK MARKET GROCERIES - VEGETABLES - MEAT REMEMBER: There is no substitute for quality Dr. Dwight G. ] [elson Dentist y-p- r e. miKixsmix JEWELER WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING Watckes and Diamonds 108 W. 6th Street Phone 363 Congratulations •f — — o — — -1- StanfielD 7s lational Ice and Cold Storage Company MODERN REFRIGERATORS Phone 5a8M 5 � R m®n� Congratulations to class of 1935 Welter S. Clayson C. H. S. ’05