Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

c ctivitie rcj unizcition6 a Sport6 cd-dminidtrcition coming with olccpy eye 5 tWcit oon bricfltte at deeded cj bicj car dealt, and romantic cxprcooiono 7 sScUod Corona, ornia riou4 expreAdion The spotlight turns on a familiar figure who has been a part of Corona High School for many years. His friendliness and un- derstanding has made him a friend to all. He has strength- ened Corona High by his out- standing service and loyalty. Our deep gratitude and thanks goes to C. Finis Frazier and all he stands for. 10 Building upon the solid foundation of his predecessor, Gordon Duncan has com- pleted his first year as senior high school principal. He has been a friend and leader to many of Corona ' s students. Because he has given unselfishly of his time, we dedicate the 1954 Coronal to him. o understanding and devotion; 1 1 12 tke friendly 1 C 6 GORDON DUNCAN, Principal WAYNE TAYLOR, Dean of Boys MARION GRISWOLD, Dean of Girls on the tlteoe that govern. FRANCES ANDERSON, Vice President CHRISTY ADAMS, Head Yell Leader DORIS BAKER, Coronal Editor HARLEY ROBERTSON, Coronal Business Manager JIM DAVIS, Treasurer DOUGLAS BROOKS, Fire Chief CARLOS TATUM, President ROSE MARIE LEONTI, Secretary ' IV I L V r iT % 1 K a li Jf 1 BLJi L ■ ' 1 bricjUten our expreooiono Ae annual tnx dance Somewhere Over the Rainbow enlivened many of the dreams of the couples who attended the 1954 Hi-Jinx Dance. This is al- ways the most anticipated dance of every school year. One of Norma ' s dreams came true that night as she was crowned queen to reign over this annual affair. 18 tAe colorful UriAtm A The first formal dance of the year, sponsored by the Hi Tri, proved to be one of the highlights of the Christmas Season. The Christmas Ball with its gay decorations and holiday spirit pro- vided enjoyment for all. the dr am ci o] t emon Following the Lemonville plays, we danced de- lightfully through Sherwood Forest to the music of Ted Collins. It was here that we met Robin Hood in his enchanted world. and muM c LEADING PLAYERS: Shirley Gillespie upper right, Allen Burland middle left, Phil Hammons lower right. TOP PICTURE, Elmer THE CAST, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Justice, Billie Lee Albee, Earlene Hardison, Dan Kalin, Jeanne Boyce, Allen Burland, Eugene Eaton, Shirley Gillespie, and Phyllis Bruno on the floor BOTTOM PICTURE, Mr. Snoop Is Murdered THE CAST, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Byrd, Darla Walker, Phil Hammons, Dan Kalin, Ronnie Stephens, John Tomme, and Lynne McCarty 21 the unforgettable junior ‘‘Play , At press time the Junior plays had not been given. As shown in the pictures, the cast worked very hard on this year ' s play Campus Queen The play under the direction of Vernon Jones is a college farce in three acts. Many characters appeared in the play. The gamut ranges from fickled minded college girls to the masculine football hero, and the editor of the college newspaper. 24 25 book o% wiemorieo. 4 sweetest }ace«) on the U ppieAt nicfltt. Raechel Rodriquez oJi- cfiimpoe under the oeci cl the prom o% ’53. 30 look lor service and un Student Council STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clara Sadowsky, Doris Tatum, Vonne Hall, Eilene Davis, Betty Andrews, Advisor H. L. Looney, Ja May Hutchinson, Marlene Albright, Doris Baker, Nancy Schultz, Thelma Vaughn, Evelyn Howard, Toby Ann Unruh, Karen Perkins, Frank Martinez, Harley Robertson. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Massey, Lois Steiner, Donna Stoner, Rose Marie Leonti, Francis Anderson, Carlos Tatum, Doug Brooks, Christy Adams, Caleb Cavazos, Charles Burke, Bill Kroonen. 32 KO-HI-NUR STAFF TOP ROW: George Burke, Tom Talley, Dot Carroll, Mike Hogan, Virginia Williams, Yvonne Good Byers, Sylvia Curfman, Sally Schalliol, Bev SHaw, Gary Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Rector, Lynn McCarty, Shari Blackman, Earlene Hardison, Belvia Cropper, Beverly Cropper, Homer Faver. BOTTOM ROW: Gerri Michaels, Evonne LaRoache, Ja ' May Hutchison, Tobyann Unruh, Doris Baker. QUILL AND SCROLL TOP ROW: Tom Talley, Virginia Williams, Sylvia Curfman, Shari Black- man, Yvonne Good Byers, Evonne La Roache, Ja ' May Hutchison, Roger Russell. SECOND ROW: Joanne Ford, Mary Cathey, Homer Faver, Earlene Hardi- son, Gary Wilson, Lynn McCarty, Beverly Cropper, Tobyann Unruh, George Burke, Belvia Cropper. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Hill, Sally Schalliol, Ronnie Rector, Gerri Michaels, Karen Perkins. UPPER RIGHT: Advisor Vernon Jones. TOP ROW: John Tomme, Daiton Berry, Billie Lee Albie, Eugene Eaton, Phil Hammons, Charles Fore- man, Lynn McCarty, Ronnie Stevens, Paula Justice. BOTTOM ROW: Thelma Vaughn, Doris Byrd, Darla Walker, Charles Jenkins, Earlene Hardison, Allan Berland, Phyllis Bruno, Dan Kalin, Advisor Vernon Jones. ranxci ee tub The songbirds of CHS, under the direc- tion of J. Lorin Farmer, can be heard practicing each day of the school year. CHS profits by their hard work for they always present outstanding perform- ances, such as the annual Christmas and Easter assemblies before the student body, and varied programs throughout the community. ABOVE PICTURE, HI TRI HI-TRI BOARD, UPPER LEFT TOP ROW: Ida Vorse, Darlene Embree. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Hatcher, La Donna Gomer, Christy Adams, Pat McNair, Dilys David. BOTTOM ROW: Frances Anderson, Helen Todd, Mary Raney. Hl-Y SECOND PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Worsham, Sec- retary; Charles Colladay, Treasurer; Dick Avery, Social Chairman; Tom Olson, President. THIRD PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Burke, George Burke, Richard Ranker, Eugene White. FOURTH PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Rector, Howard Bensen, Kenny Carroll. FIFTH PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Soldate, Sam Bethu- rum. Ronnie Bucknum, Allan Schoenherr. MEMBERS HI-TRI BOARD, UPPER RIGHT TOP ROW: Jamie May Hutchison, Suzie Lillibridge, Yvonne Taylor, Margaret Karnesky, Dockie Moore. MIDDLE ROW: Shari Blackman, Marie Rycraft. BOTTOM ROW: Laura Gomer, Marilyn Reed, Earlene Hardison. Hl-Y SECOND PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norman Page, Dick Shamel, Webster Chandler, Art Keiser. THIRD PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Louis Swift, Dick Vel- thoen, Ronnie Stevens, John Tomme. FOURTH PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Verity, John Downs, Gary Arnold. FIFTH PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hendrickson, Phil Hammons, Bruce Strauss, Phillip Fredricks. TOP ROW: Richard Rios, Jim Farrage, Advisor Stephen Sklepowich, Larry Williams, Tim Blakely, Charles Burke, Jack Ball, Ruben Felix, Rex Rees. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Massey, Yavonne Taylor, Darlene Embree, Diana Lavoie, Marlene Albright, Sonia Dobyns, Phyllis Rogers, Shirley Richardson. THIRD ROW: Maureen Watson, Diana Prewitt, Linda Moore, Elaine Anderson, Sandra Baker. FOURTH ROW: Darleen McKinney, Sandra Guy, Maggie Knabe, Marcia Regan, Joan Munn, Josephine Reyes. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Reynoso, Charles Jenkins, Bruce Strauss, Dick Maw, Bill Kroonen. i£ [atin, Spaniak, and french 38 ( .lubty TOP ROW: Advisor Stephen Sklepowich, Brian Hawley, Gerard Van Hulle. SECOND ROW: Helen Todd, Lona Shaffer, Audrey Evans, Ida Vorse. BOTTOM ROW: Frances Anderson, La Donna Gomer, Raechel Rodriquez. FOURTH ROW: Bob Van Blarcom, Bob Melton, David Laube, Eugene White, Roger Cervantes, Frank Martinez, Allan Berland, Gregory Munoz, Bill McVeigh, Thomas Rowell, John Downs. THIRD ROW: Iva Lee Zilioli, Virginia Rohleder, Deanna Tomer, Leta Moffeit, Magdalena Martinez, Alberta Pyatt, Gloria Harlin, Beverly Isgrig, Sherry Kattenhorn, Alice Delgado, Sally Gable, Marie Rycraft, Nancy Hatcher. SECOND ROW: Linda Cathey, Anita Rico, Mary Ann Wilson, Pauline Cervantes, Mary Lou Delgadillo, Andrea Cervantes, Joyce Harris, Art Kieser, Advisor Marie Escalante, Eleanor Ryan, Virginia Murga, Joanne March, Pat McNair, Nancy Huston. BOTTOM ROW: Jean Cartwright, David Henson, Stanley Wright, Kenny Carroll, Homer Fever, Norman Page, Bob Kibby, Garret Smith, Webster Chandler, Phillip Fredricks, Lynne McCarty. V I TOP PICTURE: FHA MEMBERS This year the FHA again sponsored the Welfare Project. At the head of the Welfare Committee are Pat Francis, Nancy Dees and Advisor Lucy Arnold pictured in the lower right picture. The FHA officers seen in the lower left picture are: BACK ROW: Reporter, Frank Marabella; Membership Chairman, Jerry Lovell; Counselor, Lucy Arnold; Visitor, Georgia Ruffcorn, Counselor, Louise Peterson. SECOND ROW: Program Chairman, Yvonne Good Byers; Secretary, La Donna Gomer ; Song Leader, Bev Shaw; Parliamentarian, Gerri Michaels. FRONT ROW: State Song Leader, Carolyn Smith; President, Sally Schalliol; Treasurer, Bob Stark; Vice President, Ted McConnell. FFA UPPER LEFT: FFA Officers BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Louis Swift, Treasurer,- Jim Ely, Vice President; Delbert Blehm, Sentinel. FRONT ROW: Bob Burk, President; Tom Rodda, Secretary. UPPER RIGHT: Tom Rodda, Louis Swift, and Bob Burk are warming up the blow torch to do a little work. ABOVE PICTURE, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Pyatt, J. Fisher, D. Blehm, L. Swift, T. Rodda, E. Trammell, Lyle Hawley, Instructor. MIDDLE ROW-. D. Mclntire, C. Mathews, J. Ely, B. Burk, B. Smith, E. Recker, R. Rector, J. Van Unen, H. Warren. FRONT ROW: R. Amsbry, J. Morrison, D. Bently, E. Stepp, B. Garlough, J. Riechmuth, C. Stanka, M. Yawson. 43 The C.H.S. Band completed one of its most successful years. With a new director, Richard Becker, and smart new uniforms the Band has been rated as one of the top bands of Southern California. This year the band won a second place at the Long Beach All Western Band Review and a superior rating at the district contest in Redlands. To help promote school spirit they played at all of C.H.S. ’s football games, pep rallys and home basketball games. To keep up the team ' s morale. Corona Rooters were in attendance at all our home- and-on-the-road football and basketball games. Many times they outnumbered the host team ' s rooters indicating that Corona has some of the best school spirit in the TCL as well as a few championships. Three bus- loads of rooters once traveled over a hun- dred miles to Chula Vista to support our Panthers in the opening game of the C.I.F. play-offs. (§irld t eacjue 46 GIRLS LEAGUE BOARD TOP ROW: Sophomore Representative, Judy Sherman; Finance Chairman, Dot Brooks; Welfare, Lupe Lopez; G.A.A. Representative, Jean Self; Darla Walker. BOTTOM ROW: Corresponding Secretary, Evonne LaRoche; Treasurer, Joyce Harris; President, Donna Stoner,- Program Chairman, Gerri Michaels; Secretary, Linda Liston. PICTURED ON THE RIGHT are the Girls League three vice-presidents, Carol Huston, Jean Cart- wright and Marjorie Lussier, decorating for the annual Hi Jinx Dance. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Devone Runyan, Tom Rowell, Roger Stevenson, Tom Talley. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Victor Worship, Gaines Allen, Dale Lowe. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruben Delgadillo, Allan Berland, Eddy Larrieux. Q dio lub prepare Jcr the future 51 Oemor« Ae graduating CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Bethurum, President; Dick Velthoen, Yell Leader; Tom Olson, Treasurer; Dorothy Carroll, Secretary; Donna Stoner, Yell Leader. 54 KAREN FARLEY Hi-Tri, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls League, Root- ers Club, Scholarship. TOM TALLEY Rooters Club, Radio Club, Quill Scroll, Drama Club, Glee Club, Junior Play, Class Assemblies, Ko-Hi-Nur. CAROLE HAYDU G.A.A., F.H.A., Girls League Welfare Chair- man, Rooters Club. TOM RODDA Hi-Y, F.F.A. Secretary, Spanish Club, Debate Club Vice - President, Tennis. PAULL RONEY ROZANNE KRALIK Football, Track. Hi-Tri, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls League, Quill Scroll, Band, Scholar- ship, Ko-Hi-Nur. BOBBIE NIDEVER EDDIE WINSTEAD LORETTA MARABELLA DONALD LONG Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Girls League, Pasadena H. S. 10. F.H.A. Hi-Tri, F. H.A., Girls League, Rooters Club, Latin Club. Tennis. AUGIE BALLES Lettermen Club, Football. CAROL HUSTON Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Spanish Club, Latin Club, Girls League Secretary and Vice-President. EARL BRINES F.H.A., Latin Club, Root- ers Club, Class Assem- blies. LUPE ENRIQUEZ Hi-Tri, G.A.A., Latin Club, Rooters Club, Girls League. PAT HILL FRANK MARABELLA F.H.A., Girls League, F.H.A. Reporter. Quill Scroll. DAVID CHAPIN IDA VORSE BOB STOUT JEAN CARTWRIGHT Hi-Tri Historian, G.A.A., Football Latin Club, French Club, Rooters Club, Girls League, Junior Plays. Spanish Club, Latin Club President, Girls League Vice-President, Lemon- ville Play, Junior Play, Class Assemblies. DARLENE HARLEY G.A.A., F.H.A., Girls League, Rooters Club, Student Council. DEVONE RUNYON Radio Club Vice-Presi- dent and Secretary. JOAN COFFMAN G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Stu- dent Council. DALE LOWE Radio Club. ted McConnell F.H.A. Vice - President, Latin Club, Letterman Club, Football, Basket- ball, Track. RUBEE LEMUS G.A.A., Latin Club, Root- ers Club, Girls League. CHERIE SILVA F.H.A., Girls League, Glee Club Secretary. DICK AVERY Hi-Y Program Chairman, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Scholarship, Lem- onville Play, Junior Play, Football, Basketball, Track, Letterman Club. JACKIE OLSON Rooters Club, Girls League. ALFRED ALLEGA Band, Baseball. HARLEY ROBERTSON Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Quill Scroll, Ko - Hi - Nur, Scholarship Vice-Presi- dent, Coronal Business Manager, Class Assem- bly. MARY CATHEY Hi-Tri Pianist, G.A.A., F.H.A., Spanish Club, Glee Club, Quill Scroll, Scholarship, Ko- Hi-Nur. JERRY DUEKER Glee Club, Football, Bas- ketball. ANNE MARTIN Girls League, G.A.A. JACIE FOERTNER Hi - Tri, G. A. A., Girls League, Latin Club, Rooters Club, Quill Scroll, Student Council, Ko-Hi-Nur. MIKE HOGAN Latin Club Vice - Presi- dent, Quill Scroll, Scholarship, Student Council, Senior Assem- bly, Ko-Hi-Nur. RONNIE BUCKNUM CAROLYN McDONALD GILBERT RAMIREZ Spanish Club, French Club, Letterman Club, Football. RACHEL JIMENEZ G. A. A., F. H.A., Girls League, French Club, Rooters Club Secretary. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Football. Hi - Tri, Rooters Club, Girls League. BOB HASELWERDT ROSE MARIE LEONTI JOE SOTO F.H.A. F. H.A., Rooters Club, Spanish Club, Lettermen Girls League, Student Club, Football, Baseball. Body Secretary, Junior Class Secretary. HOWARD BENSEN Hi-Y, Football, Track. FRANCIS ANDERSON Hi - Tri Song Leader, G. A. A., Latin Club, French Club, F.H.A. , Girls League, Student Body Vice - President, Class Assemblies. BOBBY BURK F.F.A. President. Hi - Tri, G. A. A., Girls League, Band, Rooters Club, Student Council, Class Assemblies, Wash- ington State H.S. 10, 11. RAECHEL RODRIQUEZ Hi-Tri, G.A.A. Publicity Manager, Vice - Presi- dent, Latin Club, French Club, Vice - President, Rooters Club, Girls League. PAT McNAIR Hi-Tri Telephone Chair- man, F. H. A., Spanish Club, Girls League, Root- ers Club Vice-President, Glee Club, Class Assem- blies. EILENE DAVIS WILBURN CHISUM Spanish Club, Junior Class Treasurer. EUGENE AGNES Hi - Y Vice - President, Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Drama Club, Band, Lettermen Club, Scholar- ship, Student Council, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Junior Play. HELEN ACKER Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Drama Club, Lemonville Play, Junior Play. HAROLD HICKOCK F. H. A., Rooters Club, Lettermen Club, Band, Football, Basketball. MARY RANEY Hi-Tri Membership Chairman, G.A.A., Span- ish Club, Rooters Club. PAT CARLAN Hi - Tri, Spanish Club, Rooters Club President, Girls League, Glee Club. CARLOS TATUM P. F. A., Junior Class Cheerleader, Student Body President, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track. BOBBY SALGADO F.H.A., Latin Club, Let- termen Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Base- ball. YVONNE GOOD BYERS Hi - Tri, F. H. A., Girls League, Glee Club Vice- President, Quill Scroll Vice - President, Coronal Staff, Ko-Hi-Nur. LOUIS SWIFT Hi-Y, F.F.A. Treasurer, Spanish Club, Tennis. DILYS DAVID Hi-Tri Devotional Chair- man, Spanish Club, G. A. A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Ko-Hi-Nur. SYLVIA CURFMAN ROGER RUSSELL DOLORES TORRES DUANE MARTIN Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Glee Club, Quill Scroll, Ko-Hi-Nur. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Rooters Club, Coronal Staff, Tennis, Ko-Hi-Nur. Girls League. Spanish Club. GARY WILSON GERALDINE BELL Spanish Club, Rooters G. A. A., F. H.A., Girls Club, Ko-Hi-Nur. League, Rooters Club. GLENDA HARLIN DONN MclNTYRE Spanish Club, Girls F.F.A., Rooters Club, League, Quill Scroll, Class Assemblies. Ko-Hi-Nur. AUDREY EVANS Hi-Tri, Spanish Club, French Club, Rooters Club, Girls League. MACARIO HERNANDEZ Baseball. PETE ESPINOZA F. F. A., Spanish Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman Club. JULIA TORRES F. H. A., Spanish Club, Girls League, Scholar- ship. MARSHALL RYALS Hi-Y, F.H.A., Rooters Club. JOANNE FORD Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Spanish Club President, Rooters Club, Girls League, Quill Scroll, Glee Club, Scholarship, Ko-Hi-Nur. LONA SHAFFER G.A.A., French Club Sec- retary-Treasurer, Rooters Club, Girls League, Glee Club. BOB ABERCROMBIE Rooters Club, Band, Football. EDWARD TURNER BEVERLY ODEN HARLAN PYATT HELEN ABACHERLI Hi-Y, F.H.A., Spanish Hi-Tri, G.A.A., Rooters F.F.A., F.H.A. G.A.A., Girls League. Club, Rooters Club. Club, Girls League, Glee Club. SHIRLEY KILE Rooters Club, Hi -Tri , G. A. A.. F. H. A., Girls League. JIM DAVIS French Club, Student Body Treasurer, Junior Play, Rooters Club, Track, Class Assembly. THELMA VAUGHN G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Stu- dent Council, Glee Club. BOB HOF Rooters Club, Glee Club, Football. KENNY COMPTON F.F.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Letterman Club Secretary, Football, Bas- ketball. CHRISTY ADAMS Hi - Tri Vice - President, G. A. A., F. H. A., Latin Club, Rooters Club, Girls League, Class Yell Lead- er, Head Cheer Leader, Student Council. RACHEL VARELA Hi -Tri, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Girls League, Glee Club. EDDIE ORTEGA F.F.A. Reporter, F.H.A., Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis, Ko-Hi-Nur. DOROTHY CARROLL Hi -Tri Secretary, F.F.A. , Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Girls League, Class Assemblies, Scholarship, Senior Class Secretary, Quill Scroll, Coronal Staff, Ko-Hi-Nur. GEORGE OLDFIELD Spanish Club ROGER STEVENSON Spanish Club, Radio Club, Tennis. JOANNE SHILLING Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Class Assembly. RAY SWIFT JENNIE GARCIA Spanish Club Hi-Tri, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls League. SALLY SCHALLIOL JERRY BIBLES Hi-Y, F.H.A.,. Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Lem- onville Play, Football, Track. JIM KELLY PEGGY TAYLOR Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Band. RICHARD HUTCHINSON F. H.A., Spanish Club, Drama Club, Lettermen Club, Class Assemblies, Exchange Assemblies, Band, Football, Baseball. BEVERLY SWENSON Hi - Tri, F. H. A., Girls League. Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Lettermen Club Presi- French Club, Rooters dent, Track, Football. Club, Girls League, Quill Scroll Vice-President, Glee Club, Coronal Staff, Class Assembly, Ko-Hi- Nur. NANCY DEES Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Wel- fare Committee. BETTY FITCH F. H. A., Rooters Club, Girls League, San Fer- nando H.S. 10. KARL NELSON F. H.A., Spanish Club, Basketball. JERRY LOVELL F.F.A., F.H.A., Lettermen Club, Football. DORIS BAKER Hi - Tri, G. A. A., Girls League, Scholarship, F. H. A., Latin Club, French Club, Rooters Club, Coronal Editor, Student Council, Quill Scroll, Ko-Hi-Nur. DICK VELTHOEN Hi-Y, Latin Club, Rooters Club, Senior Class Yell Leader, Band, Lettermen Club, Boys State, Foot- ball, Basketball, Base- ball. DORIS BYRD Hi - Tri, Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Girls League, Drama Club Secretary. TOM OLSON Hi - Y President, Latin Club, French Club Pres- ident, Rooters Club, Scholarship, Senior Class Treasurer, Lettermen Club, Football, Class Assemblies. MARJORIE LUSSIER Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Spanish Club President, Vice - President, Rooters Club, Girls League Treas- urer, Vice - President, Glee Club, Quill Scroll, Student Council, Class Assembly, Ko-Hi- Nur. ALLEN SCHOENHERR Hi - Y, Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Track, Sophomore Class Treas- urer, Football. BOB WISSER LA DONNA GOMER Hi-Tri Sophomore Rep- resentative, Social Chair- man, and Service Chair- man, F.H.A. Secretary, Latin Club Vice-Presi- dent, Rooters Club, Girls League. DENNIS BETHURUM Hi - Y, Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Letterman Club, Drama Club, Lem- onville Play, Junior Play, Football, Tennis, Class Assemblies. DONNA STONER Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A. , French Club Secretary, Rooters Club, Girls League President, Stu- dent Council, Song Leader, Senior Class Yell Leader. BOB STARK F. F. A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Football, Baseball, Track. GARY WORSHAM Hi - Y Secretary, Latin Club President, Debate Club Treasurer, Student Council, Football, Track, Basketball, Tennis. NORMA McNUTT Hi-Tri, G.A.A. President, Spanish Club, Girls League, Band, Girls State Representative. NORMAN CHAFFIN Spanish Club, Senior Class Vice - President, Student Council, Foot- ball, Track. ROBERTA SMITH Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Glee Club Vice- President, Quill Scroll, Class Assemblies, Ko-Hi- Nur. DOLORES CHAVEZ Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Latin Club, Rooters Club, Girls League, Drama Club. HELEN TODD Hi-Tri President, G.A.A.. P H. A., Latin Club, Root- ers Club, Girls League. HOWARD READ Hi-Y, Latin Club, French Club, Band, Student Council, Sophomore Class President. MARY JANE WISSER F.H.A., Latin Club, Girls League. BILLY FRANKLIN F.F.A., F.H.A., Football, Track, Basketball, Base- ball. DANNY FREY Latin Club, Rooters Club, Track. GERRI MICHAELS Hi - Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A., Rooters Club, Girls League, Quill Scroll, Scholarship, Student Council, Class Assem- blies, Ko-Hi-Nur. BARBARA LAUBE Hi - Tri, G.A.A., Glee Club, Girls League, Root- ers Club. GLEN JONES F.F.A., Rooters Club, Let- termen Club, Football. BARBARA LEWIS Ko-Hi-Nur, F.H.A., Girls League, Hi-Tri, Drama Club, Glee Club. BUDDY CHAMBERS Glee Club Secretary- Treasurer, Football, Track. MARVIN BURNS PAT FRANCIS F.H.A. G. A.A., F. H.A., Girls League, Glee Club, Art Club, Class Assemblies. BEVERLY SHAW WESLEY SELF Hi-Tri, G.A.A., F.H.A, Rooters Club, F. H. A., Soanish Club, Rooters Lettermen Club, Football, Club, Girls League, Glee Basketball. Club. DENNIS TRETTIN Hi-Y, F.H.A., Football. LYNN CALDWELL Spanish Club, Band, Dance Band. BOBBIE STALLCUP F. H. A., Girls League, Glee Club. VIRGINIA WILLAMS Hi-Tri, G.A.A. Treasurer, F. H. A.. Spanish Club, Girls League, Scholar- ship, Quill Scroll Sec- retary-Treasurer, Ko-Hi- Nur. FLOYD PENLAND F. H. A., Rooters Club, Glee Club. DIANNE GARNETT Hi-Tri, G.A.A., Spanish Club, F.H.A., Girls League. GAINES ALLEN JIM ROHLEDER EDDIE BROWN Radio Club Hi-Y, Rooters Club, F.H.A., Rooters Club, Scholarship, Drama Club. Glee Club. CARL TURNER F.H.A. 68 CHUCK CRUSE DICK de BLOIS Latin Club, Rooters Club, Quill Scroll, Coronal Staff, Ko-Hi-Nur. The age old custom of the Sophomores bowing to the Seniors is apparent when Senior Buck- num meets Sophomore McNair, while on the right we leave our mark with the help of Tom Olson and Norman Chaffin. and activities We ll always remember the fun we had while giving our Senior Assembly for the underclassmen. unior aced CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Brooks, Treasurer; Evonne La Roche, Secretary; Doug Brooks, President; Darla Walker, Yell Leader; Shelia Greer, Yell Leader; Diana Nutter, Vice President. ’55 73 Adrienne Abbondante Billie Lee Albee Don Alford J. B. Anthony Gary Arnold Rachel Arredondo John Basher Shari Blackman Connie Blankenship Marsha Boles Jean Boyce Carthel Bradshaw Phillis Bruno Barbara Bryant Dottie Brooks Douglas Brooks Jim Brooks George Burke Bobbie Burrow Evert Carlsten Rita Carpenter Bell Caleb Cavazos Roger Cervantes Leon Cochennet I Peg Cowling Belvia Cropper Beverly Cropper Charles Davis Wally De George Nancy De Witt Norma Deleo Carmen Delgadillo Charles Dettinger Edwin Dillon Betty Duncan Barbara Dunham Eugene Eaton Jim Ely Carol Emerson Carmelita Escalante Alfred Espinoza Jerry Fisher Manuel Flores Philip Fredericks Clark Gardner Bob Garland Shirley Gillespie Laura Gomer Joyce Harris Brian Hawley Marian Hazen Aaron Hernandez John Hernandez Evelyn Herron Jamie Hutchison Paula Justice Margaret Karnesky John Kasner Art Kieser Arthur Koch Dan Kalin Sara Kolling Margaret Kuykendall Evonne La Roche Gerald Laub Charles Leister Carolyn Lemus Charles Lescault Peggy Lewis Phil Lewis Jeannette Liebsack Jimmie Lillibridge Suzanne Lillibridge Linda Liston Lupe Lopez Lynn McCarty Evelyn McCoy Effie McFann Chuck Mathews Norma Miller Laudoska Moore Frank Munoz Margaret Munoz Eddie Murphy Genevieve Nelson Harry Nelson Janet Page Warner Parks Bernie Patten Edward Paul Sophie Perez Karen Perkins A. C. Pettit Rosezella Pettit Marie Pitts Joyce Powell Dean Price Robert Purdie VL Clifford Qualls Rudy Quintana Ralph Lucas Angie Ramirez Luis Ramirez Mary Ramirez Mary Randazzo Richard Ranker Ronnie Rector Marilyn Reed Daniel Reyes Joyce Rigg Joe Torrez Tobyann Unruh Darla Walker Diana Walker Beverly Wann Herman Warren Eleanor Webster Eugene White Marvin Wilder Dale Wisser Everett Woodward ’Oscar ' ' The juniors succeeded in presenting a real cool ’ assem- bly, despite the fact they were handicaped by having to put it on out of doors. At the top some crazy cats go through their black-faced routine. The center picture is a scene of their canteen and in it we see many who participated. CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Burke, President; Billy Kroonen, Treasurer; Roger Verity, Yell Leader; Carolyn Massey, Secretary; Marion Ashlock, Yell Leader. ol’S6 Hortensia Acevedo Donna Addleman Marlene Albright Bill Allen Raymond Allen Richard Amsbry Elaine Anderson Ronnie Anderson Betty Andrews Vera Arredondo Marion Ashlock Ruth Baer ✓ Joe Bonilla Gary Brinkman Joy Brown Shirley Brown Betty Bryant Charles Burke Ann Burns Marilyn Byers Terry Cardenas Ronald Carreon Kenneth Carroll Mar Dell Castro Hilbert Castro Norman Castro Linda Cathey Andrea Cervantes Pauline Cervantes Adolph Chacon Web Chandler Joe Clemons Doug Clune Joan Cobb Pat Coffing Carol Cole Duane Coleman Ruth Colville Kenny Colwell Don Compton Mary Lou Delgadillo Lupe Dias Sonia Dobyns John Downs Bruce Dyer Monroe Eason Darlene Embee Eleanor Enriquez Jimmy Farrage Ruben Felix Billy Fielding Rita Flores Normandie Flowers Charles Foreman Marcene Fox Florence Friend Sally Gable Annie Galamentez Ray Gamble Minnie Garcia Roberta Geith Kenneth Giza Loretta Glover James Granger Bonnie Greene Lorene Grim Sandra Guy Bob Guzman La Vonne Hall Patricia Hardenburg h Douglas Hardison Gloria Harlin Douglas Harris George Harrison Marvin Haynes [ V? t -A Ronald Hazen Jim Henry Catherine Henson David Henson Paul Hernandez George Herzog Jack Hinds Betty Hoadley Don Hoggard Barbara Holcomb Robert Hoover Louise Hopkins Raymond lalamantez Beverly Isgrig Kathryn John Charles Jenkins Sherry Kattenhorn Morton Keevan Robert Kibby Kenneth King Margaret Knabe Kenneth Kron Bill Kroonen Betty Kuykendall Lindell Landers Laura Lanterman La Verne La Point Gene Larkin David Laube Deane La Voie John Lawson Joyce Livingston David Livingston Leota Lockwood Bill Logan Peggy Luster Pauline Macedo Ignacio Magana Jeanette Maize Pat Marshall Barbara Martinez Magdalena Martinez Frank Martinez Carolyn Massey Dick Maw Frances Marquez Genevieve Marquez Patricia May Buddy Me Corkell Betty Me Donald Bob Melton Sharon Miguel Leta Moffeit Linda Moore Norbert Moore Mabel Jo Moran Dennis Morales Alene Morgan Jack Morrison Tommy Morrow Amador Mosqueda Joan Munn Gregory Munoz Rachel Munoz Virginia Murga JoAnn Nagle Bobbie Nelson Rex Nichols Jimmy Nickson Carol Nolen Joe Ornelas David Ogan Alton Olsen Beatrice Ortiz Jim Parker Jerry Parks Richard Perez Ellen Phenicie Joyce Phipps Marcia Regan Joe Reichmuth Josephine Reyes Joe Reynoso Shirley Richardson Anita Rico Larry Porter Harry Prescott Deanne Prewitt Nelda Qualls Helen Ramirez Ruth Randel Vera Raya Marybell Reed Rex Rees 7 Robert Peters Chris Phoertner Richard Rios Pat Robinson Phyllis Rogers Virginia Rohleder Frances Rojas Thomas Rowell Marjorie Ross James Ruiz Eleanor Ryan Marie Rycraft Harvy Seible Delores Sellers Garrett Smith Marilyn Smith Melba Spillman XT % Tony Spore Georgia Stackhouse Bruce Strauss Ronald Summers Lenora Sutton Jeanine Tait Shirley Tapp Doris Tatum Yavonne Taylor Raymond Thomas Dot Titius Lillian Tolle Deanna Tomer Connie Torres Frances Treat Marlene Trout Bob Van Blarcom Arthur Van Hulle John Van Unen Sylvia Van Unen Dan Varela Oleta Vaughan Roger Verity Barbara Vient Geraldine Walls Mildred Warren Phyllis Watson Victor Webb Ralph Wedertz Harold White Mary Ann Wilson Bob Wilson Ebert Wood {—Abo to jy; fifr low TO VJ IN FR16NCS PUJENCE PEOT L JXCTICNIW . Due to the late date of the Sophomore Assembly, we were unable to get any pictures. Instead we went out on a hunt and found these Sophs in lively conver- sation and restful relaxation. t ride and courage 90 Boyo iSport we ee on tUeoe l ceo. r Oaryity sScore Football Corona 7 ... W. S. Hart 18 Corona 33 Garden Grove 6 Corona 28 Tri-County Carnival: Elsinore 6 South 0 North 12 Corona 14 Bonita 18 Corona 19 Puente 0 Corona 26 0 Corona 28 . . . Claremont 19 Corona 39 13 Corona 7 Baseball . . Chula Vista 13 Corona 2 . . . . Anaheim 21 Corona 3 Riverside 8 Corona 3 8 Corona 4 Track Riverside 16 Corona 2 Santa Ana Relays Corona 27 4-5 . . . .... Citrus 76 1-5 Corona 53 1-2 . . . . Claremont 45 1-2 Basketball Corona 40 Fontana 38 Corona 52 Elsinore 63 Corona 54 Valencia 51 Corona 47 Beaumont 31 Corona 40 Riverside 61 Corona 36 San Bernardino 46 Corona 39 Coachella 44 Corona 56 Valencia 46 Corona 68 Citrus 56 Corona 47 Fontana 36 Corona 26 Claremont 69 Corona 60 Puente 52 Corona 53 Chino 51 Corona 50 Elsinore 44 Corona 58 Bonita 35 Corona 52 Hemet 48 Corona 41 Alumni 61 Corona 51 Beaumont 50 Corona 42 Claremont 56 Corona 39 Puente 59 Corona 65 Chino 48 Corona 57 Orange 53 Corona 38 Bonita 37 Corona 54 Faculty 55 92 SportA OUTSIDE ROW: Ray Mejia, Harold Hickok, Carlos Tatum, Jackson Hinds, Freddie Salgado, Jerry Bibles, Bobby Stark, Kenneth Compton, Roger Verity, Dick Velthoen, Jim Ely, Dennis Trenton. SECOND ROW: Ray Gamble, Ronnie Stephens, Richard Hutchinson, Eddie Murphy, Ted McConnell, Danny Varela, Tom Olson, Joe Reynoso, Don Pagh, Tom Rowell, Don Compton, THIRD ROW: Howard Benson, Glen Jones, Marvin Wilder, Wesley Self, Gail Beatty, Bill Humble, Buddy McCorkell. INSERT: Bob Stout, Joe Torres, Gene Larkin. LOWER RIGHT: Co-Captains Jim Kelly and Jerry Lovell. innera 94 oi ' 54 95 UPPER LEFT: Harold Hickok is coming in for the kill in the Claremont game as Jim Kelly in the right background moves in for the rebound. UPPER RIGHT: A bevy of Chino Cowboy football players charge in on Corona ' s Eddie Murphy as he tries a play over left tackle. Block- ing are Carlos Tatum (24) and Jim Ely. Murphy was nailed, but the Panthers won easily, 26-0, to keep in the championship race. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-Captain Jerry Lovell, Coach H. L. Looney, Co-Captain Jim Kelly, and Coach Roy Merk. These are plans they ' re going over, and it was this type of generalship both on and off the field that brought CHS the TCL title. 96 TOP PICTURE: Football Queen, Donna Stoner, is presented an auto- graphed football by Harold Hickok, the spokesman for Corona ' s all Tri-County Gridmen. They are left to right Quarterback Bob Stark, Tailback Eddie Murphy, End Dick Velthoen, Tackle Harold Hickok, and Tackle Jerry Lovell , BELOW: Carlos Tatum, 24, and Bob Stark, 22, lay key blocks for Ed- die Murphy ' s end sweep Corona knocked Citrus out of the TCL championship by downing them 31-19, in the league finale at Corona. 97 The Co-Captains of Corona ' s championship B team are Billy Franklin and Danny Balles, both hard driving backfield players. FIFTH ROW: P. Nieblas, K. Colwell, T. Morrow, J. Farrage, R. Guzman, D. Coleman. FOURTH ROW: Coach Diamond, D. Ogan, R. Tolamontez, A. Espinosa, K. Carroll, G. Munoz, Coach Koch. THIRD ROW: C. Colladay, J. Brooks, R. Shamel, L. Prell, W. Chandler, W. Logan, D. Hardison, V. Webb. SECOND ROW: F. Munoz, F. Martinez, M. Contreras, H. Castro, 98 C Dav ' S ' R ' Perez - R - Hof - R - Felix ' B Strauss. FIRST ROW: N. Castro, R. Hendrickson, H. Faver, N. Magana, B. Franklin, D. Balles, D. Brooks, R. Bucknum, W. Allen, H. Mory. FOREGROUND: Managers Bob Van Blarcom and Tim Blakely. CAMERA SHY: P. Bink, A. Mosqueda. NOCHO MAGANA Quarterback FRANK MARTINEZ Defensive Guard FRANK MUNOZ Defensive Guard DOUG BROOKS Wingback CHARLES DAVIS Center BOB HENDRICKSON Right Tackle DANNY BALLES Fullback RONNIE BUCKNUM Left Guard HENRY MORY Left End HOMER FAVER Right Guard BILL FRANKLIN Tailback RUBEN FELIX Linebacker NORMAN CASTRO Right End BILL ALLEN Left Tackle Corona s B defense alined in their respective positions; FOREGROUND: Frank Martinez (guard), Frank Munoz (guard); BACKGROUND: Danny Balles (line backer), Ruben Felix (line backer); EXTREME BACKGROUND: Hilbert Castro (halfback). 100 The cubs again clicking on one of the off tackle plays that contributed to their undefeated league season and championship. Notice the line play, guard Ronie Bucknum and tackle Bill Allen open the hole while Danny Balles rushes through to get the line backer, clearing the way for Nacho Magana who is carrying the ball. Corona shut out the Chino Cowboys 20 - 0 . The Varsity and B most inspirational players, as voted by their team mates, are Carlos Tatum, left, and Frank Munoz, right. 102 •■r “ T� ' V ,:- .v ' x’3?. vi v i . • I ' . % , . ’ ■: . - CORONA S TRI-COUNTY VARSITY CHAMPS BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted McConnell, Carlos Tatum, Most Inspirational Player, Eddie Murphy, Most Valuable Player, All Tri County, All CIF, TCL Player of the Year, Bob Stark, All Tri County. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Compton, Jerry Lovell, Team Captain, All Tri County, All CIF, Jim Kelly, Team Cap- tain, Wes Self, Mr. Hustle of 1953, Jim Ely, Harold Hickok, All Tri County, .Dick Velthoen, All Tri County. CORONA ' S TRI-COUNTY B 1 CHAMPS BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Brooks, Danny Balles, Bob Hof, Bill Franklin, Nacho Magana. FRONT ROW: Norman Castro, Bob Hendrickson, Homer Faver, Charles Davis, Ronnie Bucknum, Bill Allen, Henry Mory Mr. Hustle of 1953V On the right is Henry Mory, the “B team ' s Mister Hustle. On the left is Eddie Murphy, the TCL Player of the Year, the winner of the most valuable player award, and a member of the All TCL team for two consecutive years. The photog- rapher couldn ' t catch Wes Self, the varsity Mr. HustleV 103 TOP ROW: Bob Stark, Jerry Dueker, John Downs, Karl Nelson. SECOND ROW: Ivan Duncan, Eddie Murphy, Phil Hammons, Dean Price, Harold Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Max Diamond, Bill Franklin, Bob Salgado, George Snow, Joe Torrez, Carlos Tatum. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Tomme, B Co-Captain,- Billy Franklin, Varsity Captain; and Don Stoddard, B Co-Captain. 104 B dketb U The Corona Panthers continued their winning ways by posting a blistering first round of TCL play, ending up in undisputed second place. The second round of play proved less fruitful and the Panthers ended up in third place — but they had broken a precedent, and won more games than they lost, 6 wins, 4 losses in league play and an overall record of 14 wins and 10 losses — a welcome change for Corona Cage fans. The B team showed potentiality, but started slow in the TCL race. However a mid season drive brought them within striking distance of the title. They dropped their last game to Bonita but ended in a deadlock with them for second position in the B division. Their record in league play was 6 and 4. For the season they won 12 and lost 10 . The C team turned in a fine record winning 5 and losing 5 in league play and 6 to 8 for the season. They ended up in third place. 105 Bob Guzman Richard Perez Don Alford Richard Ranker Norman Castro i 109 Joe Reynoso Norman Castro Eddie Murphy Bob Stark Pete Espinoza Leon Cochennet Roger Cervantes Ivan Duncan Henry Mory In the above picture, Jim Davis, Joe Torres, Dick Avery, and Dan Frey handled the baton for the Panther Varsity this season. The picture below is the record breaking B relay team which includ- ed Roger Verity, Doug Brooks, Hilbert Castro, and Art Kieser. 114 IN THE PICTURE ON THE LEFT, senior Buddy Chambers, left, tells sophomore Gene Larkin, right, that he ' ll have to carry on next year for C.H.S. That is Allan Schoenherr in the center, present TCL record holder in the B shot put. Art Warnick demonstrates the pole vaulting technique as Paul Bink, left, and Ed Ortega, right, look on. LEFT: C relay men, Jim Farrage and Jim Parker, practicing on baton passing, a vital element in win- ning this type of a race. BELOW: Dick Avery and Joe Torrez encourage Art Kieser to give it everything he ' s got. RIGHT: Henry Mary, a Junior, is already challenging league records in the mile race. MIDDLE: Pictured is Dan Frey, the leading point maker on the Varsity team. BOTTOM:These five members help keep the middle distance section of the team in the top division. Left to Right: Marcus Contreras, Paul Hernandez, Alben Varelo, Bill McViegh, and Marvin Wilder. 117 Ronnie Rector Kenny Carroll Jerry Dueker Roger Russell 118 Tom Rodda Dennis Bethurum Louis Swift TOP ROW: Phil Hammons, Jerry Dueker, Louis Swift, Tom Rodda, Roger Russell, Bob Hendrickson, George Burke. BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Rector, Caleb Cavazos, Bruce Struass, Ronnie Bucknum, Gary Worsham, Ken Carroll. TOP PICTURES: Girls P.E. instructors Lois Toil and Helen Case. PICTURED ON THE RIGHT are the G.A.A. elected officers. They are. from left to right, Anna Lou Howard, Recording Secretary; Dilys David, Corresponding Secretary; Norma Mc- Nutt, President; Raechel Rodriquez, Vice President; Nancy De Witt, Treasurer. 120 (§irU Sport4 This year the girls sports department under the coaching of Lois Tait, produced one of the finest tennis teams in years and from all in- dications they should come out high in the TCI standings. At the top of the ladder is Helen Tod and Norma McNutt (right picture), Jean Self and Margaret Karnesky (lower right picture.) In the above picture behind the net stands Marsha Boles, Joyce Harris, and Dianna Nutter. In front of the net, Suzie Lillibridge, Sally Schalliol and Karen Perkins demonstrate badminton techniques. The badminton team at press time had not yet played at any meet, but were working hard to give the rest of the Tri-County schools a run for their money The team is coached by Helen Cornish Case, seen directly below. Lois Tait, Tennis coach. The girls in the picture below were chos- en as the top twelve players of the year because of their sportsmanship, co-oper- ation, and dependability. TOP ROW: Helen Todd, Dilys David, Thelma Vaughn. SECOND ROW: Anna Lou Howard, Mary Randazzo, Carole Haydu, Geraldine Bell, Betty Newell. THIRD ROW: Norma McNutt, Christy Adams, Darla Walker, Raechel Rodriquez. ' W 126 The l ced o% wisdom with pleasant mile6. 127 These faces are important in the administration of our school. At the top left is George Kibby, Superin- tendent of Schools, flanked by his right hand man, Business Manager George Brokow, and C.H.S. ' s Principal Gordon Duncan serving his first year a this po- sition. These three men are always on the job keeping our school in A-l condition. LEFT TO RIGHT: Custodian Joe Hillhouse, Tony Villa, and Tom Allen. 128 129 UPPER LEFT- Flnr RIGHT: Walley Co 6 P ° ' el1 - l- ' brarian. UPPER Pipur OSeth - Posies,- Z°d 9y ' A ' 9ebr ° ; C Rnis Premier sch i FQrmer ' G ' ee ° ub CB Kn ° X - En9 ' iSh - IOWER R I GHT 0n Ro AU H di0 ' V ' SUa ' C °° rd — • C r ' r P ' ° Y Hammon s, Mathematics 9 SCh ° 0 ' Pri «Pal; LOW Looking after our future as citizens and homemakers are Marion Griswold, Dean of Girls and Louise Peterson, Homemaking Instructor. On the left is George Peabody, History, American Problems, and Stephen Sklepowich, English, French, Latin; I wonder who ' s history and language grades they ' re going over? At C.H.S. the student has the opportunity to learn about many things from language to sports. « C! K ■ i I r.r ■l i These people bring pleasure into our school life. Talented Mary Healy, Art, pert Helen Cornish, G.A.A., P.E., relax for a moment in the corridor. be ,ng , . assisting 05 , iucy A,no d ' . mgh School RIGHT: ,n ' ° 00r into OOI . Ynilans Caught outside the gym Coaches Roy Merk and H. L. Looney show big broad smiles when asked what they thought of their boys this year. 132 Marie Escalante, English, Spanish, referring to the blackboard reminds Joe Lanzarotta, History, Journalism, of California ' heritage of American and Spanish Culture. 133 134 4 D loney, — 137 Have a box on me. EXCHANGE LEMON PRODUCTS CO. Joy Street Phone 408 138 ‘Going somewhere Danny? ' ' SWANEY CHEVROLET 416 W. Sixth St. Phone 1300 Sweater Girls. RUDE’S CLOTHING 61 6 Main St. Phone 1347-J The way to a man ' s heart O.K. MARKET 702 S. Main Phone 450 Hmm, I wonder how it works GRABNER FURNITURE APPLIANCES 501 S. Main Phone 1676 Perfect for the Prom. Dig this crazy stuff! KARL’S SHOE STORE 51 2 Main St. THE YARD STICK 517 Main St. Phone 177 140 Think of the calories girls.” Dig this crazy what-ever-it-is.” GRAND VIEW CREAMERY 622 Main St. Phone 74 WEATHERBY FURNITURE STORE 606 Main St. Phone 379 Oh Dougie, you look so-o-o cute.” EMERSON’S MEN’S STORE 521 Main St. Phone 327 All we need is some boys and we re beach bound.” W. A. CROPPER 421 W. Sixth St. Phone 660 141 ' Life of a working girl. ZILIOLI’S FOUNTAIN AND CAFETERIA 520 Main St. Phone 369 Sweet sixteen and . . RUDY RAMOS STUDIO 8 1 5 Main St. Phone 1312 We can dream, can ' t we? RAY K. SHOOK REALTY 8 1 5 Main St. Phone 1 399 Now Charlie, let your big brother show you how! HARRY COLE BUICK 212 W. 6th St. Phone 1616 142 It ' s a man ' s world. ' ' ROBERT AND STUTZMAN SPORTING GOODS 708 Main St. Phone 1062-W Do you come with it? ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET 522 Washburn Phone 2327 Don ' t you like my sodas? I wonder if it might break? MAVA ICE CREAM CO. 1111 W. Sixth St. Phone 540 THE GIFT SHOPPE 624 Main St. Phone 1 8 143 Sign your name and it ' s all nice and legal. HARRY S. PAYNE 8 1 5 Main St. Phone 1654 Push the button and it takes anything. ROYCE STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 706 Main St. Phone 1 1 56 I cook too, girls. WAGON WHEEL CAFE 1 502 West Sixth St. Phone 735 144 ' Dear John, . . ROBINSON AND BENEDICT 519 Main St. Phone 586 145 Is that all you ' ve got? HENSON’S SHOE STORE 61 8 Main St. Phone 993 BETHURUM ' S SHELL SERVICE 321 E. Sixth St. Well doc, is it flu or measles? Dramatic car, dramatic couple. WILSON PONTIAC 424 E. Sixth St. Phone 97 Donna, I . . . er . . . ah . . JOE ' S WATCH REPAIR 509 Main St. Phone 1 540 M-m-m, and it smells good too. ' Music, music, music. ' CUNNING DRUG STORE 525 Main St. Phone 500 HOLLYWOOD RECORD SHOP 4 1 9 Main St. Corona 146 Service with a smile and a tank full of gas. STEVE POREMBA’S SERVICE 1 508 W. Sixth St. Who ' s paying? BLANDI ' S FOOD MARKET 322 Main St. Phone 733 Two milk shakes, extra thick please. Spring is busting out all over. THE HI-SPOT Next door to the High School JUANITA’S 524 South Main St. Phone 169 147 Iron it out smooth. Does your plumbing leak? TISNERAT ' S 507 Main St. Phone 520 K. L. FISH 215 W. Sixth St. Phone 681 You guys think you ' re going somewhere? SPARKMAN BROTHERS 320 W. Sixth St. Phone 1600 Oh, dinner ' s ready. TOBY’S CAFE 1370 W. Sixth St. Phone 243-J 148 ' Just the thing for my hope chest. KELLER FURNITURE CO. 112 E. Sixth St. Phone 51 Wouldn ' t it look nice in San Francisco? FAY GREGG REAL ESTATE 609 E. Sixth St. Phone 1028 Sign on the dotted line, please. Come-on-a my house and fix my T.V. set. CITIZEN NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK 204 E. Sixth Phone 2000 TELEVISION CENTER 614 Main St. Phone 1 347 -W 149 Oh my papa Woman ' s work is never done. ROGERS AND RUSH GLASS 319 W. Sixth St. Phone 936 TED’S SERVICE STATION 1013 W. Sixth St. Phone 1557-W They ' re kind of loud but so is he. C. W. HARRIS AND SON 607 Main St. Phone 346 Ain ' t love grand? ENGLAND ' S JEWELRY STORE 608 Main St. Phone 45 150 But, I only wanted to see how fast it would go. ' DICK CLAY MERCURY 808 E. Sixth St. Phone 1595 Nice bathing suit, huh? KRISTY’S 610 Main St. Phone 122 But, you said you liked flowers. Just what the gym needs. SIMMS FLOWERS 1 1 2 W. Sixth St. Phone 393 NEWSOM’S PAINT 1 18 W. Sixth St. Phone 977 151 Isn ' t it cute! CORONA HARDWARE 120 E. Sixth St. Phone 346 For her. Do you think she ' ll like it? CORONA DRUG 602 Main St. Phone 199 Pick-up! JAMES MOTORS 512 W. Sixth St. Phone 1540 152 Wasn ' t it sweet of him? SMITH FLORIST 710 Washburn Phone 904 But Marsha, I haven ' t hooked one yet. CORONA BAKERY 613 Main St. Phone 70 Sure sheer. THE FROCK SHOP 105 E. Sixth St. Phone 1423-W Oh goodie, goodies! COURTESY MARKET 619 W. Sixth Phone 322 153 Sept. 14 — This year we hope to see and meet a lot of old and new faces. Once again the halls of C.H.S. were filled with the delightful faces of our beloved seniors, the run-of-the-mill faces of the juniors and as usual the scrawny, undescribable faces of the sophomores. Sept. 18 — We played our first football game with Hart High. Ole lady luck ' didn ' t shine on us that night. Sept. 22 — Hi-Tri held a get acquainted night, oh yes, dear diary, there sure were lots of new faces. Sept. 25 — To raise the spirits for the Garden Grove game we had a Car Parade. The town was really spin- ning when we got through. Oct. 1 — Today we had our first National Assembly. There were faces pushed and pulled around. Of course, dear diary, it was all in clay. Oct. 31 — Golly, we sure had fun at the Halloween Dance and Talent Show. Everyone had a different face. Nov. 7 — G.A.A. had its first playday. They really hit the jack-pot. Nov. 1 3 — Oh, dear diary, the most wonderful thing happened to us. We won the T.C.L. Championship. Prayers were answered. We were on pins and needles until we found out who would get Miss Football. Gee, Donna was so thrilled. Nov. 14 — It was sure fun meeting all those kids at the Tri-County Dance. Nov. 16 — Now let ' s see, what happened today — oh, yes the Coronal Assembly was held in the auditorium. Dec. 5 Murder at C.H.S.! That s what happened in one of the Lemonville plays. Afterwards everyone walked through the door into a make-believe Sherwood Forest. Dec. 1 9 — Our first formal dance was the Christmas Ball. We sure had fun gather- ing together to get in the Yultetide Spirit. Jan. 15 — No doubt C.H.S. will long remember such faces, in the Senior Class Assembly, as The Four Ices, Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Devils and also Margies flop. Feb. 4 — Oh, my dear little diary, all the faces we saw today looked so-o-o-o, well shall we say miserable. I wonder if it could have had anything to do with report cards coming out? Feb.9 — Today some of the kids had a little stage fright because it was the Coronal efection assembly. Also, dear diary, Joe Lanzarotta became the father of a brand new bouncing baby boy. Feb. 14 — Now, let me see, oh yes, lil ' diary the most important face tonight was Mr. Cupid ' s. ' ' Everyone was so in love at the Quill Scroll dance. Feb. 23 — Tonight we treated our Pops to a great big dinner and really stuffed them. This was the annual Hi-Tri Pop ' s Banquet. March 1 — Tennis, track and baseball started today. March 5 — The run-of-the-mill faces were seen trying desperately to put on the Junior Assembly. It was real 1 gone ! March 20 — Tonight was one of the biggest events of the year. It was the night of the crowning of our Hi-Jinx Queen. Norma looked like the happiest girl alive. April 9 — Well, dear diary, this was women ' s night out and us girls took advan- tage of this here fact. The occasion, was, of course, the Sadie Hawkins Dance. April 23 — Just think, today they held the Tri-County League Track Finals. May 1 — Today the C.H.S. Band invaded Pomona College to participate in the State finals of the California Concert Association Contest. May 8 — Bright and early this morning the band began a long journey to Na- tional City to march in the Maytime Band Review. May 14 — J. Lorin Farmer has been working long hours with the Glee Club. The time and effort expended was evident at the annual Music Festival. May 28 Dear diary, I only wish I had the room to tell of all the wonderful things that went together to make a sensational Junior-Senior Prom. June 10 — Tonighi the Seniors ' faces really beamed as they received their dif- ferent awards. June 11 — Another memory has been added to our book tonight. That Senior Banquet was great and the food was super. June 13 — My heavens, it seems as though the seniors just go, go, go all the time. Tonight the Baccalaureate Services were held. The end is drawing near. j une 16 — The end is here. The end of twelve years full of lots of fun, making friends and getting an education. Graduation is supposed to be a joyous occasion, but as usual it was a little sad as we thought of all the faces we wouldn ' t be seeing next year. We realize though, that this is not an end, but just a new beginning. 158 _ This space is reserved for me as editor so that I may hand out orchids and tell you that we hope you ' ve en- joyed the book. As a staff we have had fun working on the CORONAL. But like every staff there have been a few problems — such as the nice rain storms we had when we were trying to take the sports pictures. Ask Karen or George, they ' ve suffered most with this item. The poor typists, Willie, Yvonne, and Roberta, had their difficulties too; they never could seem to read our writ- ing. Of course our photographer, Rudy Ramos, was plagued because his flash camera never seemed to work at the right time. When the going really got tough, Marj always seemed to be around to smooth things out Who ' s who at CHS ' ' — Sal and ' Homer had a “crazy’ ' time trying to figure that one out. But we were lucky enough to have an artist with an imagination - on the staff; Dot did a wonderful job. But as you can see we finally made it and my heartfelt thanks goes to all of the staff and advisor, Joe Lanzarotta. They did a swell job. But now it ' s time to close our book — the faces of ' 54 are gently fading away. Doris Baker The Editor FIRST COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTOM: Advisor Joe Lanzarotta, Typist Roberta Smith, Copy Writer Sal Schalliol, Sports Writer Homer Faver, Sales Manager Dick de Blois, Art Editor Dorothy Carroll, Assistant Photography Manager George Burke. SECOND COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTOM: Sales Manager Carol Emerson. Assistant Photography Editor Roger Russell, Photo- graphy Editor Ed Paul, Typist Virginia Williams, Typist Yvonne Byers, Assistant Editor Marjorie Lussier, Photography Man- ager Karen Perkins. THIRD COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTON: Editor Doris Baker, Busi- ness Manager Harley Robertson. Not pictured. Assistant Art Editor Ralph Lucas.