Corona High School - Coronal Yearbook (Corona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CORONA CALIFORNIA BOB HENDRICKSON KAREN PERKINS . GEORGE BURKE . EUGENE EATON . ED PAUL . . . . . . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER ART EDITOR . . BUSINESS MANAGER Thru The year H o ■ Vi i I ■ i ■ . . . we have worked together as a student body to make our school an outstanding one; our year a memorable one. In this book with pictures and stories, we have tried to remind you of the important events of the year — the little things that have meant so much to all of us — the memories we ll take with us. Our school has been an outstanding one and this year has been a memorable one, rich in experience both scholastically and socially. We hope, as a staff, we have been success- ful in reviewing the events of this past year. Why not turn the page now and let us take you back thru OUR year at C.H.S. TABLE OF CONTENTS OUR LEADERS 2-13 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 14-21 FOOTBALL 22-31 ORGANIZATIONS 34-53 WINTER ACTIVITIES 54-61 BASKETBALL 62-69 GIRLS SPORTS 70 -77 TRACK 80-83 SOPHOMORES 84-89 BASEBALL 90-93 TENNIS 94-97 SPRINGTIME ACTIVITIES 98 -101 JUNIORS 102-107 SENIORS 108-127 ADS 128-149 INDEXES 150-155 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 156 -157 CORONAL STAFF 158-160 6 The 1955 CORONAL DEDICATED To You lr. the past the CORONAL has been dedicated to individuals who performed some service for the school. However the CORONAL has never said “thank you to the people who have helped to make it an exceptional yearbook. CORONAL has never expressed its appreciation to the business establishments who support this yearbook by purchasing advertising space, or to the teachers and administrators who have worked with us, or to YOU, the Student Body who are the subjects on the pages that follow. CORONAL would not exist were it not for YOU — all of you. This is our way of saying Thank You, by presenting the 1955 CORONAL, dedicated to YOU. 7 Your School . v GORDON DUNCAN, PRINCIPAL The Student Body elected officers, plus representatives from Eng- lish 10, U.S. History, and American Problems classes compose the governing body of C.H.S. Our Student Council, under the leadership of President Doug Brooks, has concluded a very profitable and successful year. They have, through their many acts of good judgment, given C.H.S. a democratic school govern- ment of which Corona and our Student Body can be justly proud. HUBERT KNILANS, ADVISOR l °on, ' ey. A °Vi ' so 12 Belvia Cropper — Head Cheer Leader Bob Hendrickson — Coronal Editor GORDON DUNCAN - PRINCIPAL CORONA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE BROKAW - BUSINESS MANAGER CORONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION GEORGE KIBBY - SUPERINTENDENT CORONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT As members of C.H.S. and citizens of Corona we are naturally very proud of our beautiful campus. Many visitors to Corona are always surprised and pleased to discover that so beautiful a campus belongs to a high school and not a college. To keep our grounds looking their best is a full time job. It requires efficient men who have an interest in our school. A school the size of ours requires lots of office work. Someone has to do all the book work, keep track of all the students, issue tardy slips, write off campus passes, and put out a daily bulletin, just to mention a few of many such duties. To fill this spot, C.H.S. has three of the nicest women you could ever hope to find. They listen to our feeble excuses, (the alarm clock didn ' t go off; I had a flat tire, etc., etc.,) with compassion, under- standing, and — disbelief. They tolerate our long conversations on the office phone, often displaying the patience of Job. Without these two groups of men and women we could hardly have a well running school. Their consideration and cooperation will be remem- bered in years to come. OFFICE STAFF AND CUSTODIANS Custodians (from left to right) --Mr. T. Allen, Leon Welt, and Tony Villa. Missing- -Joe Civerola, Bob Trimble, and Mr. B. Pinney. MR. BEN WILHELM P.E. Study Hall MRS. LOIS TAIT P.E. G.A.A. MR. H. L. LOONEY P.E. Study Hall FACULTY MRS. JUNE DAFOE P.E. G.A.A. MR. MAX DIAMOND P.E. Drivers Ed. MR. WAYNE TAYLOR MRS. MARION GRISWOLD MR. DON KILPATRICK P.E. Drivers Ed. Typing I P.E., Business Math Drivers Ed. 17 MR. ORVILLE BROOKS Woodshop and Mechanical Drawing MRS. LUCY ARNOLD Senior Homemaking and Homemaking 1 1 MR. LYLE HAWLEY Agriculture 10, 11, 12 and Auto Shop FACULTY MR. LEO PAULY MISS FLORENCE POWELL Drivers ' Ed., Study Hall and U.S. History Library Practice Jt 7 MR. LEE WALTON Metal Shop MRS. LOUISE PETERSON Senior Homemaking and Homemaking 10 MR. EARLE WINDERMAN Journalism and English 10 18 MR. LEO BACZKIEWICZ Chemistry Physics MR. W. D. ADDISON Audio Visual Aids Adult Education MR. WALLY COON Biology Study Hall FACULTY 7 A MR. H. I. FROSETH Geometry 10, 1 2 Advanced Algebra MR. ROY HAMMONS Functional Math, General Math Geometry 10 . r MR. RICHARD GAGNON Physical Science, Drivers Ed., Algebra I Mechanical Drawing MRS. ELEANOR RYAN Shorthand, Typing II Transcription MR. HUBERT BYNUM Bookkeeping I Typing 19 MR. HERBERT PIPES Band MR. LORIN FARMER Girls ' Chorus, Boys ' Chorus and Glee Club MR. JOSEPH GREEN English 10 and Biology MISS MARIA ESCALANTE Spanish I, Spanish II and English 10 20 MR. FRED HAMILTON English 1 1 MR. STEVEN SKLEPOWICH Typing, English 1 1, and Latin 1 1 MR. A. VERNON JONES Commercial Skills, English 11 and English 12 MR. GEORGE PEABODY American Problems, U.S. History Educational Counseling MR. HUBERT KNILANS World History, U.S. History Study Hall Educational Counseling MR. ROY LUJIN U.S. History, Speech Drivers Ed. FACULTY MISS EVELYN SEARLS Study Hall, World History English 10 MR. C. FINIS FRAZIER American Problems, Psychology Educational Counseling Teachers talk shop over 21 Marvin Wilder guard Eddie Murphy (20), with team mate Danny Balles (30), is shown kicking off to the Warriors of Puente, who were handed a 25-0 defeat in the league opener. CORONA VS. PUENTE Buddy McCorkell end The Puente Warriors proved to be the Cubs toughest league opponent, going down before the locals 25-21. Coming up on a Puente run are Hugo Reynolds 1 12), Don Holloway (13), and Doug Har- dison (21). Fred Zingler halfback Marcus Contreras halfback Hilbert Castro halfback - co-captain 23 Jim Ely tackle - co-captain Gene u .in The evening of Oct. 29 proved very favorable for the Panthers with a 32-0 victory over the helpless t quarterback Chino Cowboys. Hard-running Ralph Enriquez (40) is carrying the ball in the above picture. CORONA VS. CHINO Eddie Murphy, halfback Most Valuable Player All T.C.L. - first team T.C.L. Player of the Year All Riverside County - first team All Riverside County Co-Player of the Year C.I.F. second team small schools Coach Diamond ' s Cubs had an easy time at Chino with an 18-0 victory over the Cowboys. Cub players Henry Uribe (45), John Bravo (26), and Ken Perkins (47), are seen fighting a Cowboy end around run. Ralph Enriquez halfback All T.C.L. - first team Roger Verity guard T.C.L. player of the year, Eddie Murphy (20), is shown above aided by team mate Marvin Wilder (31) in the Claremont game. The Wolfpack defeated Corona 32-13. CORONA VS. CLAREMONT Joe Torrez halfback Ray Cottle (15) is seen blocking for an unidentified team mate during the Claremont game, in which the Cubs won 27-6. 25 In a game played in the mud at Citrus, the Panthers and Cougars fought to a 13-13 deadlock. CORONA VS. CITRUS Bill Humble - end All T.C.L. - second team Co-Captain Don Compton - tackle All T.C.L. - second teal All Riverside County - second team Most Improved Player Charles Davis center Ruben Felix - center Most Inspirational Player Co-Captain 26 Doug Brooks halfback The Bearcats of Bonita went down before the Panthers 21-19 in the last game of the season. Four mighty Panthers: Frank Munoz (43), Ralph Enriquez (10), Danny Balles (30), and Don Compton (48), are shown fighting a Bonita attack. CORONA VS. BONITA The Cubs smothered Bonita 35-0 here Nov. 19th. Cub players identified are: Bruce Mahoney (37), John Fielding (31), Fred Zingler (22), and Hugo Reynolds (12). Bob Del Campo quarterback 27 FIRST STRING, LINE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Humble, Don Compton, Frank Munoz, Charles Davis, Marvin Wilder, Jim Ely, and Ralph Enriquez. BACKFIELD: Joe Torrez, Ed Murphy, Gene VARSITY SCORES Larkin, and Dan Balles. Sept. 24. . . Corona 33 . . . Garden Grove 0 Oct. 1 . . . Corona 31 . . Elsinore 13 Oct. 8 . . . Corona 13.. .... Santa Ana 14 Oct. 15.. .Tri-County Carnival: South 12 . . North 6 Oct. 22. . .Corona 25. . Puente 0 Oct. 29. . .Corona 32. . Chino 0 Nov. 5. . . Corona 13.. .... Claremont 32 Nov. 12.. . Corona 13.. Citrus 13 Nov. 19. . .Corona 21 . Bonita 19 4 ' ! ' ■ ’A-i- • •■3V ' f: m , If KL . M VARSITY, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Curd, Dan Balles. Ed Murphy, Don Compton, Jim Ely, Bill Humble, John Downs, and Dewayne Brown. SECOND ROW: Gene Larkin, Charles Davis, Doug Brooks, Tom Rowell, Don Pagh, Bruce Thomas, Marvin Wilder, Roger Verity, Joe Reynoso, and Ralph Kuiper. THIRD ROW: Coach Looney, Jack Millis, Webster Chandler, Keith Seymour, Ralph Enriquez, Paul Bink, Buddy McCorkell, Bob Wilson, Victor Webb, Jackson Hinds, Mar Del Casto, Jimmy Pallerito, Ray Gamble, Gary Olive, and Coach Wil- helm. BACK ROW: Frank Munoz, Joe Torrez, Tommy Morrow, Phil Fredericks, Henry Mory, Norman Castro, Richard Hunni- cutt, Richard Shamel, Frank Danieri, Richard Perez, Art Kieser, Bill Allen, and Bruce Strauss. s 33 Q Oct. 1 Oct. 7 Oct. 1 4 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 BEE SCORES . Corona 27 . . .... La Habra 0 . Corona 26 . . . Corona 7 . . . . . San Marino 7 . Corona 25 . . Puente 2i . Corona 18 . . Chino 0 . Corona 27 . . .... Claremont 6 . Corona 6 . . Citrus 0 . Corona 35 . . Bonita 0 BEE FIRST STRING (KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT): Jack Bissell, left guard; Bob Del Campo, quar- terback; Raymond Cottle, right end; Douglas Hardison, left end. (STANDING): John Mory, left tackle; Melvin Baehler, fullback; Hilbert Castro, right halfback; Freddie Zingler, left half- back; Ruben Felix, center; Coach Max Diamond; Frank Martinez, right guard; and David Ogan, right tackle. BEES (KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT): B. Van Blarcom, R. Thomas. K. Colwell, B. Benson, D. Holloway, J. Bissell, R. Cottle, D. Har- dison, M. Baehler, and B. Mahoney. (Second row): K. Curd, H. Reynolds, B. Riggs, W. Gailey, C. Herzog, H. Uribe, B. New- som, K. Moffeit, J. Mory, F. Martinez, and D. Ogan. (Third row): Coach D. Kilpatrick, F. Perez, B. Del Campo, M. Ramirez. C. Taylor, S. Swift, B. Mejia, M. Contreras, B. Bowen, K. Per- kins, K. Robinson, and Coach M. Diamond. (Back row): L. Wil- liams, H. Castro, F. Zingler, D. Plummer, A. Lee, K. Maxwell, R. Felix, J. Farrage, A. Torrez, C. Colladay, and J. Schoenherr RIGHT — Darla Walker, Miss Football of 1954. Highlighting this year ' s football activi- ties was the Fall crowning of Darla Walker as Corona High ' s Football Queen. Bonfire rallies, snake dances, and car parades — all played their traditional role by creating much needed school spirit and good sportsmanship. Our Song lead- ers, Yell leaders and Sam added color and atmosphere to the games as well as giving the squad moral support. ABOVE (back row, left to right): Cheer Leaders Bel- to right) — EAd77xre7. via Cropper, Sam”, and Virginia Rohleder. Front row: Anna Lou Howard, Ginny Looney, and Lupe Lopez. TOP MIDDLE: Lots of pep and school spirit at our three fire pep rally led by Corona High ' s Cheer Leaders. 30 CENTER LEFT — The funniest car in our car parade this year was Herman Warren’s F.F.A. entry. ' LOWER LEFT — The photographer caught some of the cheer leaders on their way down town at the head of the snake dance. TOP (left to right) — Song leaders Effie McFann, Linda Liston, Gloria Harlin, Eleanor Webster, and Maggie Knabe. CENTER RIGHT — Sheila Greer s pickup with some help from the band was judged NOISIEST in our 1954 car parade. LOWER RIGHT (left to right) — Bee cheer leaders Betty Newell and Marie Rycraft. Dunham. STANDING: Dora Jimenez, Janet Robertson, Janice Chadbourne, and Connie Blankenship. LIBRARY CLUB This club, composed of 16 girls, performs one of the more valu- able student services. In the library, each period of the day, three or four of the girls on duty check out books, straighten the book shelves, and in general, help Miss Powell keep our library in order. These girls on numerous occasions have been especially helpful by finding the right book for a term paper or test. The service they perform each day continually benefits every C.H.S. student BELOW: Dora Jimenez and Connie Blankenship point at the special bulletin board features found in our library. AT RIGHT: Miss Powell and protegees Ja ' May Hutchinson and Roszella Pettit study one of the library ' s reference books. GIRLS LEAGUE BOARD AND G.A.A. GIRLS ' LEAGUE BOARD (.seated, from left to right): Eleanor Webster, Mary Ann Wilson, Susie Lillibridge, Louise Hopkins, Judy Sherman, Diana Walker, Joyce Harris, Nancy Huston Marlene Albright, Sandra Guy Weeks and Dorothy Brooks, (standing) Nancy Hatcher, Ja ' May Hutchinson, Virginia Rohleder, Betty Newall Evonne LaRoche, and Linda Liston. BELOW (Girls ' League section and club presidents from left to right): Nancy Huston, Linda Liston, Diana Walker, and Dorothy Brooks. At left are the faculty advisors for Girls ' League and G.A.A. They are (from left to right) Miss Powell, Mrs. Tait, Mrs. Griswold, and Mrs. Dafoe. The Girl’s Athletic Association endeavors to promote friendship and sportsmanship among girls. The board and sponsors of the G.A.A. have produced a fully rounded sports program for girls including tennis, basketball, hockey, speedball, softball, and volleyball. In addition to sports, first aid courses and ballroom dancing were added to make G.A.A. one of the most popular girls ' organizations at C.H.S. In the above picture you are viewing the more athletic minded girls here at C.H.S. Their long hours of afternoon practice helped strengthen the many championship teams. 37 GLEE CLUB Harmony reigns supreme in this popular organization here at C.H.S. Under the direction of J. Lorin Farmer, Corona High ' s Crimson and Gold Choir has become one of the best known school choirs in Riverside County as well as our Tri -County League. The choir participated in programs for many of the service clubs including the Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, Ro- tarians, and the Women s Improvement Club. For C.H.S., they sang at our Thanksgiving Assembly and Christmas Concert with the band at the Naval Hospital. They appeared in the Annual Tri-County Music Festival and the Southern California Spring Concert. Both performances were in the beautiful Bridges ' Auditorium at Claremont. C.H.S. is proud of its singing choristers — for all their hard work and fine results. ABOVE (BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT): Rex Nichols, Ronald Hart, Mr. Farmer, Charles Les- cault, and Larry Treton. SECOND ROW: Ed Dos- kocil, Jesse Cox, Paul Bink, David Kitchen, and Roger Cervantes. BACK ROW: George Eason, Jim McNair, Monroe Eason, and Chester Tally. BELOW (BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT): Marcia Regan, Ruby Kinsey, Mary Lou Heath, Betty Lou Heath, Betty Andrews, Irma Diaz, Mr. Farmer, Lorene Grim, Maxine Lanterman, Mary Rodri- quez, Clotilde Ybarra, and Mary Lopez. SECOND ROW: Kathryn John, Marilyn Reed, Barbara Bland, Mary Chapin, Janet Robertson, Marian Hazen, Bonnie Greene, Maxine Mosley, Marva Schanks, ad Margaret Navarro. THIRD ROW: Judy Martin, Evelyn McCoy, Mildred Warren, Margaret Munoz, Jean Smith, Mary Hogan, Shir- ly Richardson, Lura Ross, Joyce Harris. BACK ROW; Joy Brown, Phyllis Rogers, Angie Ramirez, Janey Newell, Sherry Ware, Marie Rycraft, Oleta Vaughn, Frances Treat, and Maureen Watson. Mr. Sklepowich s Latin class ponders the intricacies of sum, sumus, es, estis . . SPANISH STUDENTS (left to right, kneeling): Nancy Huston, Judy Christian, D Glen Wright, Lynne Young, Lillian Holden, Linda Moore, Emma Gutierrez, M: Deanne Prewitt, Sonia Dob ns, Wesley Guffey, Ralph Wedertz, Benny Benson, Jim Lamb, Jerry Coleman, and Jack Clowers. Third row: Francis Lloyd, Don Uribe, Larr Black, Ralph Kuiper, Dick Hunnicutt, Ken Perkins, Bill Johnston, C Aguirre, Ken Kron, Alfonso Lopez, Bill Kroonen, Ray Cottle, Butch Lightfoot, Zingler, John Downs, Richard Perez, Scott Sherman, and Eddie Corona. At left Spanish students work on a translation. SPANISH AND LATIN CLASSES Miss Escqjante, Spanish Teacher Mr. Sklepowich, Latin Teacher LATIN STUDENTS (front row, left to right): Sharon Gagner, Joyce Agnes, Anne Farrar, Diana Walker, Anne Winans, Barbara Kuhns, Cecilia Rios, Carol Hemken, Louita Seibel, and Pat Lynch. Second row: Ken Robinson, Henry Wyatt, Lupe Avalos, Bill Linder, Melvin Spencer, Joe Sanchez, and Allan Berland. Back row: Ed Bennetti, Bob Bowen, Charles Oertel, John Carlton, Bruce Mahoney, James Falconer, Clark Herzog, Keith Coleman, and Mr. Sklepowich. Ortiz, Rosalie Robinson, Carol Ryan, Judy Bogle, Larry Trettin, etta Becerra, and Jane Gundlach. Second row: Lydia Aguirre, lie Perez, Armon Lee, Stanley Wright, Randy Faver, Dan Froseth, way, Michael Drouin, Raymond Thomas, Alan Blum, Henry bbs, Lemuel Cavazos, and Roger Cervantes. Fourth row: Eddie rd Perez, Ethan Wilson, Jay Schoenherr, Buddy McCorkell, Fred The Rooter ' s Cob provided o vorie.y of poses ond fociol expressions for Rudy ROOTERS CLUB BELOW: Some of the girls and Caleb Cavazos work on miniature pom poms. They are (front row, left to right): Anna Lou Howard, Laura Gomer, Jean Self, and Bobbie Burrow. Back row: Gerri Schmidt, Ruth Kyle, Marlene Denny, Caleb Cavazos, Betty Nelson, Nancy Dewitt, and Marlene Trout. The Future Farmers of America or F.F.A. as it is commonly known, is a national organiza- tion of, by, and for boys studying Vocational Agriculture in public secondary schools. It is an integral part of the progress of voca- tional education in Agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active partici- pation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting; to speak in public; to buy and sell cooperatively; to solve their own problems; to finance themselves; and to as- sume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the. Future Farmers of America organization is built, includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, co- operation, service, thrift, scholarship, im- proved agriculture, citizenship, and patri- otism. BELOW, front row, left to right: Don Nugent, Richard Amsbry, Jerry Berg, Ronnie Rector, Mike Lawson, and Elden Padelford. Second row: Dave Plummer, Dave Stuckey, Cecil Stanka, Jim Stout, Bob Lenney, Lloyd Bryant, and Charles Dorman. Third row: Bill Vanderpol, Jack Bisselt, Errol Recker, Bruce Thomas, George Eason, Bill Bennett, Joe Reichmuth, and Mr. Hawley. Back row: Eddie Stone, Gary Olive, Bill Thompson, Bill Smith, Her- man Warren, Duane Coleman, John Lizardo, and Jim Russell. ABOVE PICTURE (bottom row, left to right): Eddie Paul, Nancy Thoreson, Charles Burke, Pat Robinson, Kenneth Colwell, Dorothy Titius, Augie Tapia, Vonnie Hall, Philip Fredericks, Judy Sherman. (Top row, left to right): Don Hogg, Kenneth Car- roll, Ralph Lucas, Karen Perkins, Wally DeGeorge, Bob Hendrickson, George Burke, Ralph Wedertz. AT RIGHT: Quill and Scroll advisor Mr. Winderman. F.H.A. The motto learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow, belongs to the Future Homemakers of America. F.H.A. here at Corona High is open to both boys and girls who are interested in preparing themselves to be better parents of our future generations. F.H.A. also performs a very valuable service for our student body and community by operating a lost and found department and a welfare committee dedicated to help others less fortunate. ABOVE: Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Peterson, F.H.A. advisors. AT LEFT, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Phillips, Floy Martin, and Billie Lee Albee. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Grizzle, Darla Walker, Paula Justice, and Phyllis Bruno. i Bonnie Phillips, Darla Walker, Sheila Greer, Earlene H.A. MEMBERS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula JU e ar P o S rt| n0 SE B C oND L ROW: Mrs. pTrson, F.H.A. advisor, Bobbie Burrow, Sara Ro,as. Carolyn Lemus, urdison, Marsha Boles, Karen Perkins, Genelle Jones, and Carol ' |fene Sauced a and Barbara Bland. THIRD ROW: Joyce Agnes, tally DeGeorge, and Ronnie Stevens. STUDENT COUNCIL, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Ortiz, Dockie Moore, Anita Rico. Alberta Pyatt, Adrienne Abbondante, Tobyann Unruh, Bonnie Phillips, and Belvia Cropper. SECOND ROW: Margaret Saragoza, John Mory, Don Stoddard, Gary Arnold, Doug Brooks, Bob Garland, Frank Martinez, Caleb Cavazos, and Freddie Perez. THIRD ROW: Wally DeGeorge, Eddie Paul. Frank Danieri, LaVerne LaPoint, Richard Perez, Ray Cottle, Bob Hendrick son, Don Compton, and Gene Larkin. Student Council advisor fAr. Kn ' onS rind Virp d °pening of h ' res ' den, T , “ ° ew b ' eochers. ' ric o STUDENT COUNC L SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Perkins, Adrienne Abbondante, Earlene Hardison, Anna Lou Howard, Nancy Huston, Suzanne Lillibridge, Betty McDonald, Darlene McKinney, Ja ' May Hutchison, Betty Newell, Joyce Powell, Tobyann Unruh, and Shari Blackman. SECOND ROW: Catherine Henson, Eleanor Ryan, Vera Arredondo, Jean Herkamp, Linda Moore, Diane LaVoie, advisor Mrs. Eleanor Ryan, Genevieve Nelson, Joyce Phipps, Darlene Embree, Yavonne Taylor, Jean Smith, Maureen Watson, and Deanne Prewitt. THIRD ROW: Judy Sherman, Ronnie Cole, Bob Garland, Margaret Karnesky, Joe Jenkins, Clifford Qualls, Richard Ranker, Tim Blakely, Allan Berland, Marlene Albright, Mary Randazzo, and Betty Duncan. BACK ROW: George Burke, Bill Kroonen, Charles Liester, Ruben Felix, Gene Larkin, Richard Perez, Gregory Munoz, Charlie Burke, Phil Hammons, Harold Smith, and John Tomme. HI-TRI OFFICERS (SEATED, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT): Suzanne Lillibridge, Lois Steiner, Sandra Baker, Laura Gomer, Linda Moore, Earlene Hardison, Catherine Henson, Janie Van Den Toorn, and Sally Gable. STANDING: Joan Munn, Mari lyn Reed, Marie Rycraft, Peggy Lewis, Margaret Karnesky.Mrs. Peterson and Miss Searls. Among the more popular girls organizations at C.H.S. is the Hi-Tri. Their activities include dance sponsorship, and community projects. KO HI NUR MEMBERS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vonnie Hall, Judy Sherman, Nancy Thoreson, Dorothy Titius, Pot Robinson, Sandra Guy, and Ken Colwell. SECOND ROW: Corinne Kegley, Beverly Wann, Phyllis Rogers, Kenneth Carroll, and Frank Munoz. BACK ROW: Sharon Kattenhorn, Charles Burke, Phil Fredericks, advisor Mr. Earle Winderman, Wally DeGeorge, Caleb Cavazos, and Ralph Wedertz. 49 HI - Y By far the largest and most active boy ' s club here at C.H.S. is the Hi-Y. It is interdenominational and affiliated with the international organization of the Y.M.C.A. The Burke brothers, George and Charlie, plus Joe Soldate, Bruce Strauss and sponsor Roy Hammons provided the necessary leader- ship for an organization the quality of Hi-Y. Throughout the year the meetings of the Hi-Y have been varied as well as interesting. Guest speakers, special pro- grams and outside trips have been enjoyed by the largest Hi-Y in C.H.S. history. In addition to meetings and excursions the club carried out service projects that have been of value to both our school and community. At left are Hi-Y, Bee Lettermen, and Varsity Lettermen Presi- dents who are respectively — George Burke, Webster Chand ler and Bill Humble. VARSITY LETTERMEN, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Burke, Jim Ely, Marvin Wilder, Coach Wilhelm, Eddie Murphy, Bill Humble, and Bob Garland. SECOND ROW: Phil Hammons, Ken Carroll, Jack Millis, Roger Verity, Gene Larkin, Harold Smith and Art Kieser. THIRD ROW: Roger Cervantez, Hilbert Castro, Frank Munoz, Bob Van Blarcom, Doug Brooks, Leon Cochennef, Charles Davis, and Phil Fredericks. BACK ROW: Alfred Espinosa, Ralph Enriquez, Richard Perez, Norman Castro, Joe Torrez, Charles Colladay, Ivan Duncan, and Amador Mosqueda. TTERMEN BEE LETTERMEN, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglas Hardison, Ruben Felix, Charles Jenkins, Fred Zingler, Bruce Strauss, Frank Martinez, Amador Mosqueda, and Norman Castro. SECOND ROW: Ken Colwell, Don Holloway, Ken Robinson, Don Alford, Don Stoddard, Dick Shamel, Webster Chandler, Bill Allen, Jim Farrage, and Gregory Munoz. THIRD ROW: Bruce Mahoney, Bob Bowen, Ken Maxell, Raymond Thomas, Ken Perkins, Albert Verala, Bob Del Campo, John Fielding, Marcus Contreras, and Armon Lee. BIG BRASS BAND One of Corona High ' s most colorful and active organizations is our own Panther Band. Everyday during fifth period you could hear the band rehearsing for one of the many concerts, contests, and assemblies in which it participated. While football season was in full swing, during many of those fifth periods and at least one evening a week, you could watch the band practicing for the very fine half-time shows it presented at all our home football games. This year, as usual, our Panther Band rated very high at all competitive parades and con- certs it attended. The All Western Band Revi ew at Long Beach, the district and state concert contests at Redlands and Long Beach respectively, and the Maytime Band Review at Na- tional City highlighted the year ' s outings for the band. The band of approximately thirty members that played also sponsored the New Year ' s Dance in the Odd Fellows ' Hall and formed a pep band at all the pep as- semblies and home basketball games. Twelve members of this organization formed a very fine dance band that has played at several out of town dances. New director, Herbert Pipes of El Centro, drum majorette Carolyn Massey and band president James Ruiz have kept the band on their toes. l, ' e f te as ' jr e,i ° secte ' ° ' r _ pt ce . 3 Oe° n r . , v She 1 ' 0 ' Pe tV. ' r s 3 W ' ■ nd Katef ' Vice P ' eS ’? C ' fAooo9 et - G ' eer ' , .„ c pob ' ' c1 53 Georgia Burke shows off popular new butchered hairdo while singing torch song at assembly. Kids do the crazy bop here at C.H.S. I MEMORIAM LEMONVILLE CHRISTMAS BALL The highlight of the Christmas Season proved to be the annual Christmas Ball, sponsored by the Hi-Tri. Since it was the first formal dance of the year, a large crowd of C.H.S.er ' s turned out to make the Christmas Ball a complete success. The theme, A Child ' s Christmas Dreams, was enjoyed by all, through the gay decorations land dance programs. During intermission a short variety show with several singers and an interpre- tive dance was presented. At midnight, with the melody Goodnight, Sweet- heart playing, the dance ended. The Odd Fellows ' Hall was the setting for a very successful New Year ' s Eve Dance sponsored by the local Band Boosters Club. This was the first New Year ' s dance since 1951 when the Band Boosters sponsored a New Year ' s Eve Party for both high school and junior high. From nine ' til one, students, their guests and alumni enjoyed themselves while dancing to the music of Ken Logan ' s Band. As the clock neared 12:00 paper hats, noisemakers, and serpen- tine were distributed among the dancers and, at the stroke of midnight, balloons were dropped from a large net suspended above the heads of the gay crowd. This dance, which was more or less an experiment, turned out so well that the Band Boosters considered the possibility of making the dance an annual affair. 61 VARSITY AT LEFT, Coach Max Diamond. The C.H.S. varsity broke even in a rough 26 game schedule during the ' 54-55 basketball season. In league play they weren ' t quite as fortunate, winning only four while dropping six. They placed fourth. Claremont 32 Orange 49 Puente 44 Chino 34 Bonita 49 Citrus 95 Artesia 31 Claremont 63 U.C.R. Frosh 48 Puente 58 Chino 46 Bonita 43 Citrus 87 Faculty 83 AT RIGHT, Coach Don Kilpat- rick. The Cubs repeated their championship status in football by winning the crown in bas- ketball. Out of 24 games played they won 20. This year they were under the leadership of Don Kilpatrick. TEAM Claremont 29. .Corona 43 Orange 41.. Corona 48 Puente 29. .Corona 49 Chino 27. .Corona 45 Bonita 39. .Corona 51 Citrus 35. .Corona 58 Artesia 37 . . Corona 62 Claremont 48. .Corona 67 Puente 42. .Corona 48 Chino 40.. Corona 38 Bonita 30.. Corona 68 Citrus 61.. Corona 62 Jr. High 17.. Corona 48 CEE TEAM AT RIGHT, Coach Wayne Taylor. Due to the lack of experience and the absence of freshmen, Coach Taylor’s Cee team had more than their share of tough luck, only one victory was chalked up in league competition. Claremont 21 . . Corona 34 Puente 24. . Corona 15 Claremont 24. . Corona 23 Chino 29. . Corona 1 Bonita 49. . Corona 10 Citrus 24. . Corona 21 Jr. High 46. .Corona 22 Puente 31 . .Corona 12 Chino 20. .Corona 4 Bonita 52. .Corona 29 Citrus 47. .Corona 28 Eddie Murphy • guard Don Stoddard - forward VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (front row, left to right): John Downs, Eddie Murphy, Henry Mory, Harold Smith, John Tomme, Rev Nichols, and Rex Reese. Back row: Ivan Duncan, Ralph Kuiper, Lyle Wilmoth, Don Stoddard, Paul Bink, Adolf Enriquez, ond Don Alford. o ' 12 Lawrence Williams - guard Norman Castro - forward Ken Robinson - guard BEE BASKETBALL TEAM (front row, left to right): Fred Zingler, Ken Colwell, John Mory, Bill Linder, Bruce Mahoney, Buddy Flagg, and Angel Torrez. Second row: Don Flolloway, Ronald Raymond Cottle - center Angel Torrez - forward Hart, Norman Castro, Ken Carroll, Ken Robinson, Ray Cottle, and Lawrence Williams. CEE BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Moffeit, Ken King, Howard Blackman, Henry Hernandez, and Tom Wallace. BACK ROW: Freddie Perez, Mike Wemple, Wayne Gailey, Carl Abbs, Norman Page, and Scott Sherman. Ken Moffeit center Howard Blackman forward Freddie Perez forward Carl Abbs Wayne Gailey guard guard Don Stoddard V SEASONS MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Entire team outstanding; from left, Ray Cottle, Lawrence Wil- Howard Blackman liams, Jay Schoenherr, Norman Castro, and Angel Torrez. Section C Girls ' League hosts annual banquet honoring Corona ' s Basketball team, at end of the season. Mrs. Lois Tait Mrs. June Dafoe Some of the girls to receive letter awards at one of the annual awards banquets were, from left: Elizabeth Winans, Sandra Baker, Vera Raya, Joyce Agnes, Sharon Ware, and Sally Zelepugas. Others to receive letters were, from left: Marie Wilson, Dorothy Titius, Pat Robin- son, Frances Rojas, Joyce Phipps, and Maggie Knabe. 71 Top gals on the girls ' tennis team are (left to right): Belvia and Beverly Cropper, Joyce Powell and Anna Lou Howard. TENNIS Singles experts, Margaret Karnesky and Jean Self try thei r luck at the net. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM (Left to right, top): Anne Farrar, Betty Newell, Vera Arredondo, Mary Randazzo, Yavonne Taylor, Jean Self, Margaret Karnesky. Bottom row: Darlene Embree, Joyce Powell, Anna Lou Howard, Beverly Cropper, Belvia Cropper. SENIOR PLAYDAY TEAM (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT): Betty Newell, Anna Lou Howard, Dot Brooks, Belvia Cropper, Beverly Cropper, Margaret Karnesky, and Jean Self. BASKETBALL JUNIOR PLAYDAY TEAM (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT): Gloria Harlin, Joan Munn, Vera Arredondo, Yavonne Taylor, Marilyn Byers, and Joyce Phipps. Shown above is the Co.no badminton team. Top. left to tight: Maureen Watson. Alberto Pyott. Evelyn McCoy. Bobbie Borrow. Kneeling, left to right: Morie Rycroft. Dione LoVoie, Sandro Goy and Joyce Horns. 74 BADMINTON The top four badminton players talk over technique. Left to right: Diane LaVoie, Maureen Watson, Joyce Harris, and Evelyn McCoy. Coach Dafoe shows the proper grip to sophomore Elsie Abacherli. ABOVE (LEFT TO RIGHT): Lupe Lopez, Margaret Karnesky, and Rita Flores guard against the ball approaching the goal. AT RIGHT: As Margaret Karnesky guards the goal other mem bers of the hockey team are found guarding the opponents. HOCKEY AT RIGHT: Joyce Powell and Nancy DeWitt face off at the beginning of a game while Shari Black- man and Nancy Schultz stand at alert. Speedball hotshots include (top row, left): Betty Newell, Belvia Cropper, Mary Randazzo, Marilyn Byers and Margaret Kar- nesky. Bottom row.- Anna Lou Howard, Darla Walker, Jean Self, Helen Hall, Joyce Powell, Vera Arredondo, Beverly Cropper and Yavonne Taylor. ABOVE (left to right): Marilyn Byers Docky Moore, Helen Hall, Cecilia Garcia, and Virginia Rohleder strain at the rough and tumble game of speedball. AT LEFT (left to right): Margaret Knabe, Lola Cervantes, and Joan Munn practice kicking the ball. BELOW: G.A.A. BOARD (bottom row, left to right): Beverly Cropper, Betty Newell, Yavonne Taylor, Anna Lou Howard and Marilyn Byers. Top row, left to right: Judy Christian, Genevieve Nelson, Maureen Watson, Diane LaVoie, Rita Flores, Anne Farrar, and Betty Franklin. f JfSt 4 - % 1 • +00 -V - - ' i i? ' ■‘ ' l ' -; . ; ' J li . A ' ■ ' . . j •■ r r •-.• ' v ' • • • ’ . , ' , � .i t i . v- 4 . t - 1 - • ' « ' - j‘ v • .« .-?■•� . - . i ' • • • ' - ' ' • • .Xi is ■ ) s 1 • • . , ■ • . . - ' ;• ,. � ’ . . y .s ■ • ■ ■ j ’ , l ' � 1 . . ‘ 7 _ ■ f v : • -� ■« «. - A v • • . • © • • „ • y • « ' ' V • . Vv 8 ' • y L The distance men for C.H.S. ' s very fine track teams. Back row (left to right): Charles Oertel, Harold Smith, Jesse Cox, Henry Mory. Second row (left to right): Richard Perez, Angel Torrez, Frank Martinez. Front row (left to right): Richard Escarsega, Jimmie Currie, Jerry Parks. Coach Looney, standing, gives the starting signal for the 100 yard dash. Participants (left to right): Ernest Koppe, Bob Mejia, Jim Parker, Roger Verity, Art Kieser, Armon Lee. 81 TRACK Doug Brooks demonstrates the art of high jumping. Shown with him are Robert Loucks, Bruce Mahoney, and Norman Page. Corona 57 Corona 97 Corona 75 Corona 37 Corona 85 VARSITY . . . . Valencia 47 La Habra 2 Claremont 29 Puente 67 Chino 14 BEE TEAM Corona 66 1 2 . . Valencia 27 1 2 Corona 75 . . . La Habra 20 Corona 85 Claremont 10 Corona 59 1 3 . . . Puente 42 2 3 Corona 76 CEE TEAM Corona 18 Corona 27 Corona 65 Corona 41 Corona 41 Taking the big leap is Jack Millis along with his companions Howard Blackman, Lawrence Williams, Paul Bink, and Don Gase. Pictured here are the 660 and 880 men of the Track team. Left to right, back row: Keith Cole man, Hilbert Castro, Jimmie Palerito, Al- bert Varela. Bottom row: Marcus Conteraras, Freddie Perez, Tony Hernandez. 82 TRACK High hurdlers, from left to right: Amador queda, Web Chandler, Doug Hardison. Up and over the low hurdles go Corona ' s bid for Tri-County honors. (Left to right): Oscar Rosales, Joe Torrez, Tommy Morrow, and Ken King. Mos- Sprint men, from left to right: Ralph Kuiper, Jim Farrage, Charles Jenkins, Bob Garland, Bill Mc- Veigh, and Scott Sherman. Shot putters, from left to right (top row): Bill Linder, John Carlton, Marvin Wilder, Gene Larkin. Bottom row: Manuel Ramirez, John Mory, Jay Schoenherr. SOPHOMORES M - J •� c � i-t i V fvV !• «T . Wk «,‘ 5r f | « tfiv Art w •4 4y v V 75% v.% ♦ v I £ «€ ■ J i� s W kV ' • Although they haven ' t had time to prove what they can achieve, the class of ' 57 has made a very good begin- ning. Though they didnt ' sound too loud during the first assembly (they didn ' t know how to spell sopho- more), they finally got with it and enthusiastically took part in pep rallies, assemblies, and games. Ralph Kuiper, President; Chenta Barron, Vice-President; Joyce Agnes, Secretary; Lydia Aguirre, Treasurer; and Sharon Ware and Frank Danieri, yell leaders, organized their class early in the year, started collecting class dues, and appointed committee chairmen in charge of the class assembly and class rings. As the year progressed these Sophs, as a class, have shown that they have the loyalty, good nature and school spirit that is needed to make our school the friendly and sportsmanlike one that it is. wa Miss Escalante class advisor 1957 ■ 1957 - 1957 • 1957 - 1957 - 1957 • 1957 - 1957 ■ 1957 ■ 1957 - 19 BELOW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lydia Aguirre, Treasurer; Sharon Ware, Yell Leader; Chenta Barron, Vice President; RalfJh Kuiper, President; Joyce Agnes, Secretary; and Frank Danieri, Yell Leader. ( From left to right, seated: Maxine Lanterman, Shirley Landers, Lillian Holden, Dave Plummer, and Barbara Lund. Standing: Mary Ann Reyes, Bill Vanderpol, Rene Callobre, Sylvia Pettit, Charles Dorman, Henry Hernandez, and Dale Sleggers. 957 ■ 1957 ■ 1957 - 1957 ■ 1957 - 1957 • 1957 ■ 1957 • 1957 - 1957 ■ 1957 From left: Rachel Munoz, Sharon Miguel, Genevieve Marquez. 86 Here we find some of the Sophomore repre- sentatives to the Student Council discussing school policies. They are {left to right): Geraldine Schmidt, Frank Danieri, Bonnie Phil- lips, and John Mory. 1957 - 1957 - 1957 - 1957 ■ 1957 • 1957 - 1957 • 1957 - 1957 ■ 1957 ■ 195 From left to right: Marcia Spillman, Clotilde Ybarra, Lura Ross, Nina Shockley, Sally Zelepugas and Barbara Whitney. Second row: Freddie Perez, Dorothy Orman, Margaret Navarro, Marva Schanks, Mary Dolores Rios, Rosa Moreno, Mary Rodriquez, and Jim Currie. 87 Third row: Thomas Morrison, Ronald Wiswell, Charles Schmidt, Tyron Thompson, Hugo Reynolds and John Van den Toorn. Fourth row: David Ragsdale and Lupe Avalos. Back row (left to right): J. Verdusco, C. Mix, B. Cecil, J. Currie, J. Carol, P. Moreno, and H. Corona, Second row: H. Hernandez, C. Hoad- ley, R. Ramsey, A. Burroughs, G. Pixley, and R. Escarsega. Third row: L. Johnson, M. Friend, F. Grossnickle, N. Carpenter, J. Wilder, D. Davis, H. Balderas, and B. Crumpton. Front row: B. Hudson, N. Bond, L. Stark, R. Kinsey, B. Franklin, and J. Winstead. 957 - 1957 ■ 1957 - 1957 ■ 1957 - 1957 ■ 1957 - 1957 • 1957 ■ 1957 ■ 1957 Back row (left to right): L. Arzate, N. Newcomb, D. Martinez, J. Nunn, and T. Hernandez. Fourth row: R. Laube, D. Nolan, M. Hogan, R. Morgan, and M. Mosley. Third row: L. Saunders, S. Landers, G. Haley, J. Anderson, G. Gibbons, � B. Clowers, N. Shelvin, and S. Glenn. Front row: E. Abacherli, C. Orosco, R. Granado, E. Sprague, and E. Harley. 88 tQUKt ItMOUS MODd uto tmblems ■ VARSITY Roger Cervantes Ivan Duncan Ralph Enriquez Jim Ely Leon Cochennet Joe Reynoso Joe Ornales Eddie Murphy VARSITY TEAM (from left to right): Seated: Roger Cervantes, Henry Mory, Norman Castro, and Danny Balles. Kneeling: Joe Ornales, Ruben Felix, Joe Reynoso, and Eddie Murphy. Standing: Leon Cochennet, Ralph Enriquez, Frank Hernandez, and Ivan Duncan. SCORES AS OF APRIL 1 Riverside 4 7 Pacific 4 2 Pacific 12 4 Orange 8 5 Orange 3 6 Hemet 1 11 Elsinore 0 3 Beaumont 4 10 Danny Balles Norman Castro Ruben Felix Henry Mory JAYVEE TEAM (from left to right): Sitting: Jim Lamb, Mike Wemple, Bob Hathaway, Don Holloway, and Ken Maxell. Kneeling: Richard Hunnicutt, Bill Newsom, John Mory, Bob Del Campo, and Bill Vanderpol. Standing: Bob Bowen, David Ragsdale, Adolf Enriquez, Lawrence Arzate, Ray Cottle, Alphonso Lopez, and Manuel Rameriz. SCORES AS OF APRIL 1 Riverside 23 0 Pacific 12 4 Pacific 5 2 Western 10 6 Orange 15 5 Hemet 1 12 Western 3 5 Hemet 0 12 93 4 .7 % r � ■ -- r; V % V r 5� W « -r ,r BMSI t ft a r ♦ y 5 y j -►• � r . •� 7 SWt� £ Instrumental in reviving tennis as a popular CHS sport are Coach Taylor (upper left) and team capta in George Burke, (upper right). More than 30 players have participated in the practice sessions which were designed to build a team for the future and keep tennis in the sports limelight. TENNIS TEAM (First row): Lawrence Williams, Bob Renken, George Burke, Kenneth Carroll, Lee Prell and Clifford Qualls. Second row: Phil Hammons, Robert Loucks, Charles Burke, Dean Price, Gary Arnold, Brian Hawley and Jerry Coleman. Third row: Charles Hoadley, Melvin Spencer, Ken Moffeit, Jim Bays, Neil Newcomb, and Bob Rigg. ABOVE: The Burke brothers, George and Charles, fill the first two ri ngs of the local tennis ladder. LOWER LEFT (left to right): Lee Prell and Dean Price congratulate one an- other on a game well played. LOWER RIGHT (left to right): Ken Carroll and Gary Arnold swear that the ball was on the line. CORONA TENNIS Receiving a trophy, for being the top Corona High tennis player, is George Burke. Present- ing the award is Chuck Hoffman, of the Corona Tennis Club, sponsors of this annual trophy. Kneeling here are tennis team members Robert Loucks, Brian Hawley, and Jerry Coleman. JUNIOR PLAY This year’s five night run of Time Out for Ginger was a whopping success. Errol Recker and Eleanor Ryan are at left prac- ticing a clinch while Allan Berland, Sherry Kat- tenhorn, and Maggie Knabe stand politely to one side. Below, a family council discusses the boyish antics of Ginger, a football player. From left, Maggie Knabe, Sally Gable, Deanne Prewitt, Bruce Strauss, and Bill Kroonen. 98 UPPER LEFT: The traditional Hi Jinks Court includes (left to right): Linda Liston, Beverly Cropper, Darla Walker, Margaret Karnesky, Queen Anna Lou, Belvia Cropper, Betty Newell, Toby Unruh and Suzanne Lillibridge. BELOW: Climaxing the coronation ceremony was the Grand March led by Queen Anna Lou and her escort Marvin Wilder. JUNIORS The class of 1956 has continued to uphold the excellent records it made during the preceding year. Under the leadership of Ruben Felix, President; Betty McDonald, Vice President; Joyce Phipps, Secretary; and Joe Reynoso, Treasurer, the Junior Class has, with advice from the Seniors, set a fine example for the up and coming Sophomores. Boys and girls from this class have been outstanding in the field of ath- letics, in the classrooms and in the many clubs and organizations here at C.H.S. The most important event of all for the Juniors was the Junior-Senior Prom, which, under the direction of hardworking committees was a long to be remembered event. Mr. Coon, class advisor 1956 ■ 1956 • 1956 - 1956 • 1956 ■ 1956 - 1956 - 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 195 BELOW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ruben Felix, President; Elaine Anderson, Yell leader; Dick Shamel, Yell Leader, Joyce Phipps, Secretary,- Joe Reynoso, Treasurer; and Betty McDonald, Vice President. Polishing the apple in Mr. Knilans’ U.S. History Class is student Betty McDonald. Other students are (left to right): Bill Schroeder, Darlene Baugh, Keith Seymour, Diane La Voie, Mr. Knilans, Betty McDonald, Gregory Munoz (behind Betty), Ruben Felix, Ken Colwell, John Downs. 956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 - 1956 • 1956 - 1956 ■ 1956 • 1956 BELOW: Top picture, back row (left to right): Morton Keeran, Dick Maw, David Kitchen. Front row: Bonnie Green, Betty Kuykendall, Laureen Grim. Bottom picture, back row (left to right): Don Hoggard, Robert Loucks, David Landy, David Laube. Front row (left to right): Bob Hernandez, Don Gase. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Millis, Leta Moffett, Webster Chandler, John Downs, George Harbison, Charles Jenkins, Jim Farrage, Judy Sherman, Tom Morrow, Bob Kibby, and Paul Bink. 1956 ■ 1956 • 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 1956 ■ 195 ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bottom row: Janice Chadbourne, Carol Nolen, Chris Pfoertner, Ellen Phenicie, Greta Pyles, Patty Ranc, Shirley Richardson, Isabel Robles, Frances Rojas. Second row: Genita Qualls, Sally Young, Pat Skaggs, Sharel Russell, Virginia Murga, Vera Raya, Nelda Qualls, Frances Lloyd, Angela Quintana. Back row: Rex Nichols, Harry Prescott, Joe Puentes, Jerry Parks, Joe Ornales, Bob Renkin, Jim Nixon, Charles Bell, Larry Porter. LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Rohleder, Kenny Colwell, Richard Shamel and Lois Steiner. 105 156 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 - 1956 Juniors ? ? ? Bird ' s Eye View Our Spacious C.H.S. Basketball Player Look Pretty Girls MM He ' s a Letlerman yvv On a bright sunny morning (September 10, 1954 to be exact) at 8:00 A.M. the class of 1955 began its last year in high school. The class, in its Senior year, was under the leadership of Bob Garland, President; Diana Nutter, Vice President; Evelyn Herron, Secretary; Frank Munoz, Treasurer; and Sheila Greer and Jim Ely, Cheer Leaders. The assembly presented to the student body by the mighty Seniors soared to new heights of excellence. With the theme, Indian Summer, to work with, Karen Perkins, George Burke, and Dan Kalin wrote the script for the pageant while fellow classmates made the scenes for Corona High ' s first successful outdoor variety show. Senior pictures, to be treasured for years, followed. With the exchanging of pictures, thoughts turned to graduation announcements, college applications, and those great and mysterious things called jobs. The last two weeks of school were the most hectic of the year for the Seniors. Ditchday, Baccalaureate, finals, year- book signatures, Senior Banquet, grades, and then graduation filled out the last year for the class of 1955. CLASS OF 1955 SENIOR OFFICERS (left to right) — Frank Munoz, Treasurer; Jim Ely, Cheer Leader; Diana Nutter, Vice President; Evelyn Herron, Secretary; Bob Garland, President; and Shiela Greer, Cheer Leader. IVAN DUNCAN CORINNE KEGLEY I GARY DEE ARNOLD CHARLES COLLADAY MARVIN WILDER LINDA LISTON Heap big Medicine Man George Burke gives the Senior Assembly a blazing start when he lights the Indian (?) campfire. JOHN TOMME DARLA WALKER BOB HENDRICKSON DOTTIE BROOKS DON STODDARD BEVERLY CROPPER ELEANOR WEBSTER DON ALFORD EVONNE LAROCHE Jl V ? , V €• ' im V U Ml ' 1‘- iH ' - ffellF- % §t:M S ; : |$;| ■ f : y it ■ 1 f ml GEORGE BURKE KAREN PERKINS DEAN PRICE EDDIE MURPHY TOBY UNRUH EARLENE HARDISON DAREL GISH SHEILA GREER DOUGLAS BROOKS ADRIENNE ABBONDANTE DIANA WALKER ED PAUL BEVERLY WANN DAN KALIN CLASS RONNIE COLE PHYLLIS BRUNO BRIAN HAWLEY DIANA NUTTER HELEN HALL ART KIESER JOANNE SANFORD BOB STEPHENS BILLIE LEE ALBEE EDWIN DILLON NORMA DELEO CHARLES DAVIS FLOY MARTIN ED DOSKOCIL BARBARA DUNHAM ROBERT OROZCO JOE SOLDATE OF 55 CHARLES LEISTER EFFIE McFANN JEANETTE LIEBSACK RICHARD RANKER CLARA SADOWSKY GOFFMAN MARGARET KARNESKY CHARLES LESCAULT JIM LILLIBRIDGE JORJA RIGG JANIE VAN DEN TOORN CLIFFORD QUALLS PHIL FREDERICKS MARGE KUYKENDALL DON PRICE MARY RANDAZZO REID D. RISPALJE, JR. NANCY SCHULTZ CLASS LUPE LOPEZ RONNIE STEPHENS JANET ROBERTSON CARMEN DELGADILLO ALBERT CAMPBELL SHARI BLACKMAN JIM ELY BETTY NEWELL HOYT JONES LOLA CERVANTES EVELYN McCOY EUGENE WHITE NANCY THORESON CHESTER TALLY JEANNE MEYER CHARLES DETTINGER LYDIA ORTIZ ROGER CERVANTES RAY MACIAS OF 55 t JA ' MAY HUTCHINSON JOE JENKINS MARSHA BOLES BARBARA ANN BRYANT ALFRED ESPINOZA JOHN C. KASNER DONALD HOGG JOYCE HARRIS Entire Senyah tribe holds pow-wow. ISABEL AHUMADA WALLY DE GEORGE JANET PAGE BRUCE THOMAS VIRGINIA CECIL CLARK W. GARDNER CONNIE BLANKENSHIP PAUL E. NIEBLAS JOANNE MARCH RONNIE RECTOR JEAN SELF DALE WISSER VICTOR OROZCO CARMELITA ESCALANTE WARREN SCHULTZ PAULA JUSTICE RAY GENTRY MARGARET MUNOZ EVELYN HERRON RALPH LUCAS NANCY HUSTON CLASS MARY RAMIREZ HERMAN WARREN PEGGY LEWIS Two Indian maidens sing to gods (us) while others of tribe lounge in dense undergrowth. LAURA GOMER MANUEL FLORES CAROLYN LEMUS GENEVIEVE NELSON PHIL HAMMONS MARY JOYCE POWELL FRANCES MARQUEZ EUGENE EATON SARA ROJAS Seniors we tagged ot the end: (left to right): Normo Miller. Vernon Patten, A. C. Pettit, Betty Duncon, and Marcus Contreras. i Front steps at C.H.S. are the background for the remaining Seniors. They are (left to right): Leon Cochennet, Ralph Enriquez, Marlene Haynes, and John Hernandez. CAMERA SHY SENIORS: Carol Perlman, Rosella Pettit, Helen Riley. Mary Talamentez. and Edward Trammell 125 Two Dockies are better than one ' ' Why what do you know, a picture of Sam ' ' ROGERS-RUSH GLASS CO. 319 West Sixth St. Phone 936 WEATHERBY’S FURNITURE 606 South Main St. Phone 1740 or 1741 Now here ' s where you sign your life away HARRY S. PAYNE 815 Main St. Phone 1654 Having a close look DELL MOTORS 214 East Sixth St. Phone 1600 129 “Hey now, take it easy with that brick. LISTON BRICK COMPANY Hwy. 71-6 miles S.E. of Corona Temescal Road - Phone 1285 What d ' ya mean it won ' t fit? Beauty by Ramos EMERSON MEN’S STORE 130 521 South Main St. Phone 327 RUDY RAMOS STUDIO 815 Main St. Phone 1312 From George? Oh no! SIMM’S FLOWER SHOP 1 1 2 West Sixth St. Phone 393 All this for beauty RUTH’S BAR OF BEAUTY 310 East Seventh St. Phone 1014 I don ' t believe it!” SWANEY CHEVROLET COMPANY 416 West Sixth St. Phone 1300 Just think, for $3.29 you can grow your own corsages! CIRCLE CITY NURSERY 1406 West Sixth St. Phone 242 Expecting something, girls? LEES CLOTHING 103 West Sixth St. Phone 2172 That just about fills the bill. Oh, really I couldn ' t FRANK’S FRUIT SHACK 132 1162 West Sixth St. Phone 1261 GIFT SHOPPE 624 Main St. Phone 18 Thinking of the gas or the girl? McCABE’S CHEVRON SERVICE 702 West Sixth St. Phone 696 Have a whiff of Adam ' s Rib. THE CUNNING DRUG STORE 525 Main St. Phone 500 Comes complete with white side-walls Let ' s plan another party E. O. ROBINSON MERCURY 808 East Sixth St. Phone 2080 TOBY’S CAFE 1 370 West Sixth St. Phone 243-J ' The master at work(?) GRAEBNER FURNITURE 501 South Main Phone 1676 Wonder what he dreams about? ' ' HOLLYWOOD RECORD SHOP 419 South Main Phone 2034 Nice car, no matter how you look at it JAMES MOTORS 512 West Sixth St. Phone 1540 Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. Which guy ' s going to get the dough? BANK OF AMERICA 601 South Main Phone 1870 The right spot is the Hi-Spot when it comes to good food THE HI-SPOT 723 West Sixth St. Phone 960 Hearts and Flowers CORONA DRUG CO. 602 South Main Phone 199 135 Are you kiddin? JUANITA’S SHOP 524 South Main Phone 169 A glass of water and a toothpick please MAVA ICE CREAM CO. 1111 West Sixth St. Phone 540 Assistants no less I ' ll buy the television set if she comes with it. 5C SERV-UR-SELF Mgr. Mr. Peremba 1508 West Sixth St. TELEVISION CENTER 613 Main Phone 1 347 -W . . . and there ' s room in the back yard for a swimming pool. RAY K. SHOOK REALTOR 915 South Main Phone 1399 Framed STOEHR WIRE ROPE CO. 2424 East 54th St. Los Angeles 58, Calif. Phone LAfayette 1948 JOE’S WATCH REPAIR 915 South Main Phone 1082 All set for the BIG date!” AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS 423 South Main 137 Phone 871 The pause that refreshes ' ' ZIUOU’S FOUNTAIN CAFE 520 South Main Phone 369 Gee whiz, Catherine, make up your mind, will ya? HENSON’S SHOE STORES 618 South Main Phone 993 Miller ' s great, girls, real smooth All girl insurance office” WESTERN AUTO AUTHORIZED DEALER 621 South Main Phone 480 DORIS M. BLAKELEY 1 1 0 West Sixth St. Phone 50 Come on big boy, wash the windows.” No, dear, I didn ' t forget the yogurt.” TED McNUTT CHEVRON SERVICE COURTESY MARKET 1013 West Sixth St. Phone 1557-W 619 West Sixth St. Phone 322 New Royce store with lots of new features.” ROYCE STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 706 South Main Street “What more could a man ask for — Phone 1156 beautiful car, beautiful girls. HARRY COLE BUICK CO. 212 West Sixth Street Phone 1616 “Isn ' t anyone besides me interested in rugs? HEMPHILL ROGERS FURNITURE 325 South Main Phone 782 “Line forms at the rear. SMOKEY’S 513 West Sixth St. Phone 1693 So this is how they keep their tanks full. SOLDATE RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 140 641 East 3rd Street Phone 367 Is this what you wanted? ' VASELS DEPARTMENT STORE 61 6 Main Phone 1985 Golly Bill, it ' s just what I ' ve always wanted ENGLAND’S JEWELERS 608 Main Phone 45 Not a spot to be found TISNERAT’S MODERN CLEANERS 507 South Main Phone 520 I don ' t think it will fit, Perkins” Ready for duck season? ' KARL’S FAMILY SHOE STORE 5 1 2 South Main Phone 1864 CORONA HARDWARE 1 20 East Sixth St. Phone 154 It ' s mine, (don t I wish). 142 WILSON PONTIAC 424 East Sixth St. Phone 97 ' No, Eddie, Cuddles doesn t need a paint job NEWSOM’S PAINT PAPER STORE 1 1 8 West Sixth St. Phone 977 Hyacinths are recommended at all funerals. VAN ATTEN FLORIST 710 South Main Phone 826 A good place to spend your math class. WAGON WHEEL CAFE 1502 West Sixth St. Phone 735 Romance without finance is a nuisance. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 204 East Sixth St. Phone 2000 Now Marvin, left hand first, asdf... ROBINSON BENEDICT STATIONERS 519 South Main 143 Phone 586 For Bonnie ' s hope chest maybe KELLER FURNITURE CO. 1 1 2 East Sixth St. Phone 51 Do you think it looks all right? Maybe he won ' t like it. C. W. HARRIS SON 607 South Main Phone 346 ' It runs in the family ' W. A CROPPER 421 West Sixth St. Phone 660 144 A side view of Vic and some figures CORONA DAILY INDEPENDENT 823 South Main Phone 1234 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Compliments of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Quarry Ro ad Phone 1414 I ' m sure he ' ll like this pink one WOLFSON’S QUALITY CLOTHING 511 South Main Phone 249 Fast high quality service is our motto FRANK C. BETHURUM SHELL DEALER 321 East Sixth St. Phone 341 Two can eat for the price of one GRANDVIEW CREAMERY CO. 622 Main Phone 2200 145 ' Well Cleaned ' ' CIRCLE CITY LAUNDRY 515 East Sixth St. Phone 1039 YOUR FRIENDLY FARMERS’ FAIR OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY August 17-21, 1955 Hemet, California 146 Big John is ready to go. ELVIN L. DOWNS - STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTOR Joy Street Phone 9 Need something a little bigger.” CARL’S HOBBY SHOP 610 East Grand Blvd. Phone 396-R That girl of mine will sure like these. SMITH FLORIST 710 South Washburn Phone 905 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 A Friend Spotlighted. WARD SMITH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 903 West 6th Street Phone 940 Ready to control those pests? HENDRICKSON BROS. CITRUS PEST CONTROL 148 Chase and Lester St. Phone 888 EXCHANGE LEMON PRODUCTS CO Joy Street Phone 408 , _ 149 SENIOR DIRECTORY ABBONDANTE, ADRIENNE — 4, 13, 46, 112. Girls ' League, Life Scholarship, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Student Body Secretary, Junior Play, Rooters Club, Latin Club. AHUMADA, ISABEL — 42, 120. Girls ' League, Rooters Club, Hi - Tri. ALBEE, BILLIE LEE— 45, 58, 114, 132. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi- Tri, F.H.A. President, Junior Play, Rooters Club, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Drama Club. ALFORD, DON — 51, 64, 111, 113, 119, 127. Rooters Club, Spanish Club. Sophomore, Jun- ior, and Senior Class Assemblies, Varsity Lettermen ' s Club, Varsity Basketball and Track. ANTHONY, J. B. — 1 1 8. ARREDONDO, RACHEL— 45, 123. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Rooters Club. ARNOLD, GARY— 8, 13, 46, 96, 110, 119, 126, 135. Student Body Treasurer, Junior Play, Latin Club Vice President, Senior Class Assembly, Hi-Y, Student Council, Varsity Tennis. BLACKMAN, SHARI — 47, 75, 117, 119. Girls ' League, Scholar- ship Society, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Ko Hi Nur News Editor, Band, Jun- ior Play, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Rooters Club, Quill and Scroll, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Assemblies. BLANKENSHIP, CONNIE — 35, 120, 143. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Junior Play, Rooters Club. BOLES, MARSHA — 10, 45, 52, 53, 119, 138. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri., F.H.A., Band, Rooters Club. BROOKS, DOTTIE— 36, 73, 111, 119, 133, 136, 139. Girls ' League Vice President, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, F.H A., Band, Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Assem- blies. BROOKS, DOUGLAS— 13, 27, 28, 46, 51, 82, 1 10, 112, 113, 119, 121, 127, 130. Student Body President and Fire Chief, Junior Play, Rooters Club, Scholarship Society, Spanish Club, Sopho- more, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Varsity and Bee Football, Cee Basketball, Varsity, Bee and Cee Track, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Boys ' State, Varsity Lettermen ' s Club. BRUNO, PHYLLIS— 45, 58, 113. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Junior Play, Rooters Club, Junior Class Assembly. BRYANT, BARBARA— 119, 129. Girls ' League, Ko Hi Nur Staff, F.H. A., Rooters Club, French Club. BURROW, BOBBIE— 42, 45, 74, 118, 127, 140. Girls ' League, F.H. A., Spanish Club, Rooters Club President. BURKE, GEORGE — 44, 47, 50, 51, 52, 53, 95, 96, 97, 110, 1 11, 113, 119, 121, 122, 126, 127, 131, 133, 138, 143, 158. Coronal Photography Manager, Scholar- ship Society, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Band, Spanish Club, Quill Scroll, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Cee Basketball and Track, Varsity Tennis Captain, Hi-Y President, Student Council, Boys’ State, Varsity Lettermen ' s Club. CAMPBELL, ALBERT— 117. Root- ers Club, Latin Club, Radio Club Secretary -Treasurer. CAVAZOS, CALEB— 42, 46, 49, 113, 116, 118, 123. Glee Club Ko Hi Nur Staff, Spanish Club, Junior and Senior Class Assem- blies, Bee Basketball, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Tennis. CECIL, VIRGINIA— 45, 120, 132. Girls ' League, Hi - Tri, F.H. A., Band, Spanish Club. CERVANTES, LOLA — 76, 117. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Spanish Club. CERVANTES, ROGER — 39, 45, 51, 91, 92, 118. Glee Club, Root- ers Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, F.H. A., Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Varsity Letter- men ' s Club. COCHENNET, LEON — 51, 92, 125, 136. Varsity Baseball, Var- sity Lettermen ' s Club. COLLADAY, CHARLES — 29, 51, 1 10, 1 19, 121. Bee Football, Cee Basketball, Varsity Track, Hi-Y Treasurer, Varsity Lettermen ' s Club. COLE, RONNIE— 4, 47, 112, 142. Sophomore and Junior Class Treasurer, Scholarship Society, Junior Play, Bee Football and Baseball. CONTRERAS, MARCUS — 23, 29, 51, 82, 154. Bee Football, Basketball, and Track. CROPPER, BELVIA — 13, 30, 46, 72, 73, 76, 100, 101, 110, 119, 126, 144. Girls ' League, GAA Board, Hi-Tri, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Band, Junior Play, Rooters Club, Quill and Scroll, Junior and Sen- ior Class Assemblies, Student Council, Head Cheer Leader, Bee Yell Leader, Hi Jinks Court. CROPPER, BEVERLY— 72, 73, 76, 77, 101, 111, 113, 119, 126, 144. Girls ' League, Scholarship Society, G.A.A. President and Manager, Hi-Tri, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Band, Junior Play, Rooters Club, Quill and Scroll, Junior and Sen- ior Class Assemblies, Varsity Cheer Leader, Hi Jinks Court. DAVIS, CHARLES — 26, 28, 51, 1 14. Rooters Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Hi-Y, Varsity Lettermen ' s Club. DeGEORGE, WALLY— 44, 45, 46, 49, 116, 119, 120, 127, 142, 158. Coronal Staff, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Latin Club Treasurer, Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Assem- bly, F.H. A., Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil. 150 DELEO, NORMA JEAN — 114. Girls ' League, Scholarship So- ciety, G.A.A., Hi -Tri, F.H.A., Glee Club, Latin Club. DELGADILLO, CARMEN — 117. Girls ' League, Rooters Club. DETTINGER, CHARLES— 118. DeWITT, NANCY — 8, 42, 75, 113, 138. Girls ' League, G. A. A. Secretary, Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Band, Rooters Club, Sophomore Class Assembly. DILLON, EDWIN — 114, 129. Spanish Club, Sophomore Class Assembly, Hi-Y. DOSKOCIL, ED — 39, 113, 114, 119. Glee Club, Senior Class As- sembly. DUNCAN, IVAN — 51, 64, 91. 92, 110, 113, 121, 122, 127. Senior Class Assembly, Varsity Baseball and Basketball, Hi-Y. DUNCAN, BETTY — 47, 124. Girls ' League, Scholarship So- ciety, F.H.A. DUNHAM, BARBARA — 35, 114. Girls ' League, Scholarship So- ciety, F.H.A., Rooters Club. EATON, EUGENE — 123, 159. Coronal Art Editor, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Hi-Y, Drama Club, Lemon- ville Plays. ELY, JIM— 24, 28, 51, 91, 109, 117, 126. Student Council, Sen- ior Class Cheerleader, Varsity Football and Baseball, F.F.A. ENRIQUEZ, RALPH— 24, 27, 28, 51, 91, 92, 125. Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, and Track, Senior Assembly, Varsity Lettermen ' s Club. ESCALANTE, CARMELITA — 1 2 1 . Girls ' League, F.H.A. Historian. ESPINOZA, ALFRED — 51, 119. Spanish Club, Bee Football. FLORES, MANUEL — 122. FREDERICKS, PHILIP — 28, 44, 45, 49, 51, 55, 116, 127, 139, 158. Coronal Staff, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Spanish Club, F.H.A., Var- sity and Bee Football, Varsity Lettermen’s Club, Hi-Y, Quill Scroll. GARDNER, CLARK — 120, 148. Latin Club. GARLAND, BOB — 45, 46, 47, 51, 81, 83, 109, 110, 113, 119, 121, 122, 126, 144. Sophomore and Senior Class President, Root- er ' s Club, Scholarship Society. Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, F.H.A., Var- sity Track, Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil, Varsity Lettermen ' s Club. GENTRY, RAY— 121. GISH, DAREL— 1 12, 126. GOFFMAN, CLARA SADOWSKY — 115. Girls ' League, G.A.A. Hockey Manager, F.H.A., Rooters Club, Junior Assembly, Student Council. GOMER, LAURA — 10, 42, 45, 48, 122. Girls ' League, Scholar- ship Society, G.A.A., F.H.A., Hi- Tri President, Rooters Club, Sen- ior Assembly. GREER, SHEILA — 8, 45, 53, 1 09, 112, 126, 138, 142. Girls ' League, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., F.H.A., Band Vice Presi- dent, Junior Play, Rooters Club, Sophomore and Junior Class As- semblies. HALL, HELEN — 76, 114, 132. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi - Tri, F.H.A., Junior Play, Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assem- blies. HAMMONS, PHIL — 47, 51, 123. Scholarship Society, Band, Junior Play, Spanish Club, Senior Class Assembly, Varsity Tennis, Lem- onville Plays, Lettermen ' s Club. HAMSON, LONNIE — 118, 126. Girls’ League, F.H.A. HARDISON, EARLENE —45, 47, 48, 112, 119, 122, 126, 127, 138, 142. Girls ' League, Schol- arship Society, Hi-Tri Chairman, Ko Hi Nur Staff, F.H.A., Band, Junior Play, Spanish Club, Root- ers Club, Quill and Scroll, Soph- omore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Drama Club Secre- tary. HARRIS, JOYCE — 36, 74 , 119, 122, 138. Girls ' League Treasur- er, Scholarship Society, G.A.A. Hi-Tri, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Rooters Club, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies. HAWLEY, BRIAN — 97, 113. French Club Vice President, Hi-Y, Varsity Tennis. HAYNES, MARLENE— 125. Girls ' League, F.H.A. HAZEN, MARIAN — 45, 116. Girls ' League, Glee Club. HENDRICKSON, BOB — 13, 44, 46, 111, 148, 158. Life Scholar- ship, Scholarship Society, Coro- nal Editor, Ko Hi Nur Sports Editor, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Bee Football, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Bee Lettermen ' s Club. HERNANDEZ, JOHN — 125. HERRON, EVELYN— 10, 45, 109, 122, 126, 135. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Rooters Club, Stu- dent Council, Senior Class Secre- tary. HOGG, DONALD — 44, 45, 119. Rooters Club, Coronal Staff, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Junior Play, Band, Quill Scroll, Sophomore Class Assembly, F.H.A. HOWARD, ANNA LOU — 30, 42, 45, 47, 72, 73, 76, 77, 100, 101, 121, 127, 140. Girls ' League, Scholarship Society, Hi-Tri, F.H.A., G.A.A., Rooters Club, Varsity Yell Leader, Queen of Hi Jinks. HUMBLE, BILL — 2, 26, 28, 50, 51, 113, 140, 141. Varsity Foot- ball and Baseball, Varsity Let- termen ' s Club President. HUSTON, NANCY — 36, 40, 47, 122, 133. Girls ' League Vice President, Scholarship Society Vice President, G.A.A. Board Member, Hi-Tri, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Rooters Club. HUTCHINSON, JA ' MAY — 36, 45, 47, 119. Girls ' League, Hi- Tri, Ko Hi Nur Staff Editor, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Quill Scroll, Student Council. JENKINS, JOE — 24, 45, 47, 119. Scholarship Society, Junior Play, Spanish Club, F.H.A. Treasurer. JONES, JOY — 117. Band. JUSTICE, PAULA— 45, 58, 121. Girls ' League, F.H.A., Junior Play, Spanish Club, Junior Class Assembly, Lemonville Plays. KALIN, DAN — 112, 116, 131. Junior Play, Spanish Club, Soph- omore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Hi-Y, Drama Club. KARNESKY, MARGARET— 47, 48, 72, 73, 75, 76, 100, 101, 115, 143. Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Rooters Club, Sophomore and Junior Class Assemblies, Hi Jinks Court. KASNER, JOHN— 1 19. KEGLEY, CORINNE — 49, 110, 113. Girls ' League, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Rooters Club, French Club, Sophomore and Senior Class Assemblies, Quill Scroll, Ko Hi Nur. KEISER, ART — 28, 51, 81, 114, 126. Sophomore Class Yell Lead- er, Rooters Club, Spanish Club President F.H.A., Varsity Foot- ball and Track, Hi-Y, Student Council. KOCH, ROD — 118. Spanish Club, Hi-Y. KUYKENDALL, MARGE — 116. Girls ' League, Hi-Tri. LaROCHE, EVONNE — 36, 111, 119, 126, 139. Girls ' League Board, Ko Hi Nur Staff News Editor, Latin Club Secretary, Rooters Club, Quill Scroll, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies. LEISTER, CHARLES — 47, 115. Scholarship Society, Spanish Club, Junior Class Assembly, Boys ' State. LEMUS, CAROLYN — 45, 122. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Latin Club, Rooters Club. LESCAULT, CHARLES — 39, 110, 115, 119, 121, 122. Glee Club, Rooters Club, Latin Club, J.V. Baseball. LEWIS, PEGGY — 48, 122. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Rooters Club. LEWIS, PHILIP — 123. Spanish Club, Hi-Y. LIEBSACK, JEANETTE— 115. Girls ' League, Glee Club. LILLIBRIDGE, JIM — 115, 140. Rooters Club, Spanish Club, Ko Hi Nur, Quill and Scroll. LILLIBRIDGE, SUZANNE— 36, 47, 48, 101, 119, 121, 143. Girls ' League, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Hi-Tri Vice President and Secretary, Band, Sophomore Class Secretary, Hi Jinks Court. LISTON, LINDA — 4, 31, 32, 36, 101, 110, 119, 130, 140. Girls ' League Secretary and President, Hi-Tri, Song Leader, Rooters Club, Senior Class Assembly, Hi Jinks Court. LOPEZ, LUPE — 30, 45, 75, 117, 181. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi- Tri, F.H.A., Varsity Yell Leader, Spanish Club, Rooters Club. LUCAS, RALPH —44, 122. MACIAS, RAY — 45, 119. Band, Spanish Club, F.H.A. MARCH, JOANNE — 1 20, 1 26. Girls ' League, Hi - Tri, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Rooters Club. MARQUEZ, FRANCES— 123, Girls ' League, Spanish Club, Rooters Club. MARTIN, FLOY — 45, 114, 127. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi- Tri, F.H.A., Glee Club, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies. McCOY, EVELYN— 74, 117, 136, Girls’ League, G.A.A., F.H.A., Glee Club. McFANN, EFF1E — 31, 1 15, 119, 122. Girls ' League, Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Song Leader, Spanish Club, Root- ers Club. MEYER, JEANNE — 118. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri. MILLER, NORMA — 77, 124. Girls ' League, G.A.A., F.H.A. MOORE, LAUDOSKA — 2, 46, 76, 113, 129, 141. Hi-Tri- Treas- urer, Girls ' League, G.A.A., Glee Club, Student Council. MORY, HENRY — 24, 27, 28, 64, 65, 81, 92, 110, 116, 119. Ko Hi Nur Staff, Spanish Club, Letter- man Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Lettermen ' s Club Vice President. MUNOZ, FRANK — 23, 27, 28, 49, 51, 109, 113, 116, 119, 121, 122, 126. Ko Hi Nur Staff, Bee and Varsity Football, Lettermen ' s Club. MUNOZ, MARGARET— 121. Spanish Club, Glee Club, Rooters Club, F.H.A. MURPHY, EDDIE — 23, 24, 26, 51, 64, 93, 112, 137. Glee Club, Rooters Club, Varsity Football, 152 Baseball, Track, Basketball, Let- termen ' s Club. NELSON GENEVEIVE — 47, 123, 132. Girls ' League, Life Scholar- ship, Scholarship Society Secre- tary-Treasurer and President, Hi- Tri, Latin Club, Rooters Club, G.A.A. Publicity Manager. NELSON, HARRY — 52, 53, 77, 1 16. Band Council, Spanish Club. NEWELL, BETTY— 31, 36, 47, 72, 73, 76, 77, 101, 117, 119. Girls ' League, S cholarship Society, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Rooters Club, Sen- ior and Junior Class Assemblies, Bee Yell Leader, Hi Jinks Court. NEIBLAS, PAUL — 120, 132. Bee Football. NUTTER, DIANA — 109, 113, 1 19, 126. Girls ' League, Scholar- ship Society, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Glee Club Accompanist, Rooters Club, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Vice President, Soph- omore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Girls ' State. OROZCO, ROBERT — 45, 114, 116, 119, 126. Rooters Club. OROZCO, VICTOR — 121, 144. Drama Club. ORTIZ, LYDIA — 45, 118. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Band, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Root- ers Club, Lost and Found Com- mittee. PAGE, JANET— 120, 137. Girls’ League, Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Rooters Club. PATEN, VERNON — 10, 124. PAUL, EDWARD — 13, 44, 46, 112, 142, 159. Rooters Club, Coronal Business Manager, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Spanish Club, Quill Scroll, Student Council, Hi-Y. PERKINS, KAREN — 14, 44, 45, 47, 52, 53, 1 1 1, 126, 127, 131, 133, 134, 138, 147, 149, 156, 158. Girls ' League, Life Scholar- ship, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Coronal Associate Editor, Band Publicity Manager, Junior Play, Hi-Tri, Ko Hi Nur Staff, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Quill Scroll, Sophomore and Senior Class Assemblies, Student Coun- cil. PERLMAN, CARROLL— 125. Girls ' League, Senior Class Assembly. PETTIT, ROSEZELLA— 125. Girls ' League, G.A.A. PETTIT, A. C.— 124. POWELL, MARY JOYCE — 47, 72, 75, 110, 119, 122, 123, 135. Girls’ League, Scholarship So- ciety, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Latin Club, Rooters Club, Quill Scroll, Senior Class As- sembly. PRELL, LEE— 96, 118, 129. Var- sity Tennis. PRICE, DEAN — 8, 52, 53, 96, 110, 111, 119, 121, 127. Band Secretary - Treasurer, Spanish Club, Senior, Junior, and Soph- omore Class Assemblies, Hi-Y, Varsity Tennis. PRICE, DON— 116. PURDIE, ROBERT— 121, 126. QUALLS, CLIFFORD — 47, 115. Scholarship Society, Latin Club President. RAMIREZ, ANGIE — 123. Girls ' League, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Glee Club, Rooters Club. RANDAZZO, MARY — 72, 76, 116. Girls’ League, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Spanish Club. RANKER, RICHARD — 47, 115. Rooters Club, Scholarship So- ciety, Band, Latin Club, Bee Bas- ketball and Track, Hi-Y. RECTOR, RONNIE — 43, 120, 127. Ko Hi Nur Staff, Quill Scroll, F.F.A., Varsity Tennis, Hi-Y. REED, MARILYN — 48, 1 18, 1 19, 122, 126. Girls’ League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Glee Club, Latin Club, Rooters Club, Sophomore and Senior Class Assemblies. RIGG, JORJA — 1 15, 116, 119, 122. Girls ' League, Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Jun- ior and Senior Class Assemblies. RILEY, HELEN — 125. Girls’ League. RISPALJE, REED — 116. ROBERTSON, JANET — 35, 1 17. F.H.A., Spanish Club, Glee Club, Girls’ League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Rooters Club. ROJAS, SARA — 45, 123. Girls ' League. SALGADO, LLOYD — 113. SANFORD, JOANNE— 1 14. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Spanish Club. SCHULTZ, NANCY — 45, 58, 75, 116. Girls’ League, G.A.A. , Spanish Club, Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Song Leader, Glee Club, Rooters Club, Student Council, Welfare Committee. SCHULTZ, WARREN — 121. Glee Club, F.F.A., Spanish Club. SELF, JEAN — 42, 72, 73, 76, 120. Girls’ League, G.A.A., Hi- Tri, F.H.A., Band, Rooters Club, Sophomore and Senior Class As- semblies. SMITH, HAROLD — 47, 51, 64, 65, 81, 110, 131. Scholarship Society, Spanish Club, Varsity Basketball, Student Council. SOLDATE, JOE — 1 1 5, 1 30, 1 40. Rooters Club, Spanish C I u,b Sophomore Class Assembly, Hi-Y Vice President, Student Council. STEPHENS, BOB — 114. Spanish Club. STEPHENS, RONNIE — 45, 117, 134, 140, 149. Rooters Club, Spanish Club, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, F.H.A., Hi-Y, Drama Club, Ko Hi Nur, Quill Scroll. STODDARD, DON — 46, 51, 69, 110, 111, 119, 127. Rooters Club, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Bas- ketball, Student Council, Welfare Committee. TALLY, CHESTER— 39, 119. Glee Club. TALAMANTEZ, MARY — 125, 126. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Latin Club, F.H.A. THORESON, NANCY — 44, 49, 118. Girls ' League, G.A.A., F.H.A., Ko Hi Nur Staff. THOMAS, BRUCE — 28, 43, 1 20. F.F.A. TOMME, JOHN — 47, 64. Ill, 126, 127, 131. Scholarship So- ciety, Band, Junior Play, Latin Club, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Varsity Track and Basketball, Hi-Y, Dra- ma Club President. TORREZ, JOE — 25, 28, 51, 81, 83, 115. Rooters Club, Band, Spanish Club, Varsity Football, Basketball and Track. TRAMMELL, EDWARD— 125. F. F.A. UNRUH, TOBYALJn — 13, 41, 46, 101, 112, 119, 133. Girls’ League, Scholarship Society, G. A.A., Hi-Tri, Ko Hi Nur Staff, Band, Student Body Vice Presi- dent, Spanish Club, Rooters Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Hi Jinks Court. VAN DEN TOORN, JANIE — Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Assemblies, Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Student Council. WALKER, DARLA — 30, 42, 45, 100, 101, 111, 119. Girls’ League, Scholarship Society, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, F.H.A., Band, Rooters Club, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies, Drama Club, Varsity Yell Leader, Lemonville Plays, Miss Football, Hi Jinks Court. WALKER, DIANA — 36, 41, 76, 112, 136, 142, 144. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Junior Play, Latin Club, Rooters Club, Junior Class Assembly. WANN, BEVERLY — 49, 112, 137. Girls’ League, Ko Hi Nur, F.H.A. , Glee Club, Rooters Club, Quill Scroll. WARREN, HERMAN — 43, 122. F.H.A., Sentinal. WEBSTER, ELEANOR — 31, 36, 111, 119, 126, 133. Girls ' League, G.A.A., Song Leader, Rooters Club, Bee Yell Leader, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Assemblies. WHITE, EUGENE — 113, 117, 1 19. Scholarship Society, Spanish Club, Hi-Y. WILDER, MARVIN — 23, 26, 28, 51, 110, 113, 119, 126, 127, 143. Rooters Club, Senior Class Assembly, Varsity Baseball and Football, Varsity Lettermen ' s. WISSER, DALE — 120. Spanish Club, Senior Class Assembly, F.H.A. PANDEX ABACHERII, ELSIE— 74, 88. ABBS, CARL — 40, 49, 68, 142. ADDLEMAN, DONNA— camera shy. AGNES, JOYCE — 41, 45, 71, 85. AGUIRRE, ARTHUR— camera shy. AGUIRRE, EDDIE — 40. AGUIRRE, LYDIA— 40, 85. ALBRIGHT, MARLENE — 36, 47, 58, 139, 140. ALLEN, BILL— 28, 51. AMSBRY, RICHARD — 43. ANDERSON, ELAINE— 103, 136. ANDERSON, JEANETTE- 88 . ANDERSON, RONALD— camera shy. ANDREWS, BETTY— camera shy. ARNETT, FRANK — camera shy. ARREDONDO, VERA — 47, 72, 73,76, 77, 141. ARZATE, LAWRENCE— 93. AVALOS, LUPE— 87. AVALOS, SALVADOR — 41. AVERY, JUDITH — camera shy. AYARS, DEAN — camera shy. BAEHLER, MELVIN— 25, 29. BAKER, SANDRA— 48, 71. BALDERAS, HELEN— 39, BALLES, DANIEL — 23, 27, 28, 91, 92, 130. BALTAZAR, ALBIDIA — camera shy. BARRON, CHENTA — 85, 87. BARTLETT, CAROL — 45. BARTLETT, NORMA — 45. BAUGH, DARLENE — 89, 104. BAYS, JIM— 95. BAY, EMMA — camera shy. BEAN, MARIE— 35. BEATTY, GAYLE— 52. BECERRA, MARGARETTA— 40. BELL, DURWARD LYNN- 88 . BENETTI, ED— 41. BENNETT, BILL— 31, 43. BENNETT, JUDY — camera shy. BENSON, BENNY— 29, 40. BENSON, ROBERT— camera shy. BENTLY, DAVID— 31. BERG, JERRY — 43. BERLAND, ALLAN — 41, 47, 98. BILL, CHARLES— 105 BINK, PAUL — 28, 39, 64, 65, 82. BISSELL, JACK— 29, 43. BLACK, LAWRENCE — 40. BLACKMAN, HOWARD- 68, 69, 82. BLAKELY, TIMOTHY— 47. BLAND, BARBARA — 45. BLAIN, PRESTON — camera shy. BLUM, ALAN — 40. BOGLE, JUDY— 40. BOND, NORMA— 88. BOSLEY, TOM — camera shy. BOWEN, ROBERT — 29, 41, 51, 93. BRAVO, JOHNNY— 24, 53. BRIDGES, ERNEST— 88. BROOKSHIER, SHARON — 88 . BROWN, DEWAYNE— 28. BROWN, JOY — camera shy. BRYANT, BETTY — camera shy. BRYANT, LLOYD— 43. BURKE, CHARLES — 44, 47, 49, 67, 95, 96, 134, 138, 158. BURROUGHS, ARTHUR- 88, 142. BYERS, MARILYN — 73, 76, 77, 141. CABONIE, FANNIE— camera shy. CALDWELL, JIM — 44. CALLOBRE, RENE— 52, 86. CANACHO, JOHN— camera shy. CAREL, JIM— 88. CARLTON, JOHN — 41. CARPENTER, KENNETH- 88 . CARPENTER, NONA— 88. CARROLL, KENNETH — 44, 49, 51, 66, 67, 95, 96, 136, 158. CASTO, MAR DELL— 28. CASTRO, HILBERT— 23, 29, 51, 82. CASTRO, NORMAN — 28, 51, 66, 69, 92. CATHEY, LINDA — camera shy. CAVAZOS, LEMUEL— 40. CECIL, BRUCE— 88. CERVANTES, ANDREA— camera shy. CERVANTES, PAULINE— camera shy. CHACON, FELIPE — camera shy. CHADBOURNE, JANICE- 35. CHANDLER, WEBSTER— 28, 50, 51, 83, 105. CHAPIN, MARY — camera shy. CHRISTIAN, JUDITH — 40, 77. CLEMONS, JOE — camera shy. CLOWERS, JACK— 40. CLOWERS, BETTY LOU— 88. CIESLA, STANLEY— camera shy. CITTELL, BILL — camera shy. COLE, CAROL — camera shy. COLE, SONJA — camera shy. COLEMAN, DUANE — 43. COLEMAN, GERALD — 40, 95, 97. COLEMAN, JOHN — camera shy. COLEMAN, KIETH— 41, 82. COLWELL, KENNY— 29, 49, 66, 104, 105, 158. COMPTON, DON— 26, 27, 28, 46, 136. CONANT, CLAUDE— camera shy. CORONA, CHARLES Jr.- camera shy. CORONA, EDDIE— 40. CORONA, HENRY — 88. COTTLE, RAYMOND — 25, 27, 29, 40, 46, 66, 67, 69, 93. COUNCIL, RUBY — camera shy. COX, JESSE— 39, 81. CRUMPTON, BEATRICE- 88 . CRUSE, CAROL— 88. CURD, FREDDIE— 29. CURD, KENNETH— 28. CURRIE, JIMMY— 81, 88. DANIERI, FRANK— 28, 46, 85, 87, 103. DAVIS, DOROTHY— 88. DAVIS, JOYCE — camera shy. DAVIS, WAYNE — camera shy. DEL CAMPO, BOB— 27, 29, 51, 93. DELGADILLO, MARY LOU— camera shy. DELGADO, ALICE — 45. DIAZ, ERMALINDA— camera shy. DICKINSON, KENNETH- 88 . DENNEY, MARLENE— 42. DOBYNS, SONIA — 40. DORMAN, CHARLES — 43, 86 . DOWNS, JOHN — 28, 40, 64, 65, 104, 105, 131, 146. DROUIN, JOHN — camera shy. DROUIN, MICHAEL— camera shy. DYER, BRUCE — camera shy. EASON, GEORGE— 39, 43. EASON, MONROE— 39. EISELE, RONALD — camera shy. EMBREE, DARLENE — 47,72. ENRIQUEZ, ADOLPH — 64, 65, 93. ENRIQUEZ, ELEANOR— camera shy. ENRIQUEZ, HERMILA RE- GINA — camera shy. ESCARSEGA, RICHARD- 81, 88. ESPARZA, ROMONA — 88. FALCONER, JAMES — 41 FARRAGE, JAMES— 29, 51, 83, 105. FARRAR, ANNE — 41, 72, 73, 77. FAVER, RANDOLPH — 40. FELIX, BOBBY— 29. FELIX, GEORGIA — camera shy. FELIX, RUBEN— 26, 29, 47, 51, 92, 101, 103, 104. FIELDING, JOHN — 27, 51, 87. FLAGG, BUDDY — 66, 67, 131. FLORES, FRANK — camera shy. FLORES, RITA— 75, 77. FOSTER, LANCE DUANE— camera shy. FOX, MARCENE— 35. FRANKLIN, BETTY— 77, 78. FRAZIER, CARL— 88. FRIEND, FLORENCE— camera shy. FRIEND, MARY HELEN — 88. FROSETH, DAN— 40. GABLE, SALLY— 48, 98. GAGNER, SHARON, 41, 98. GAILEY, WAYNE— 29, 68. GAMBLE, RAY— 28. GARCIA, CECILIA— 76. GASE, DON— 82, 104. GATES, EDWARD — camera shy. GIZA, KENNETH— 145. GEITH, ROBERTA — camera shy. GIBBONS, GLENNA— 88. GLENN, SHARON— 88. GLOVER, LORRETA— camera shy. GRANADO, RACHEL — 87, 88 . GREENE, BONNIE— 104. GRIM, LORENE— 104. GRIZZLE, CAROLYN — 45. GROSSNICKEL, FLOY— 88. GUFFEY, WESLEY— 40. GUNDLACH, JANE— 40. GUTIERREZ, EMMA — 40. GUY, SANDRA — 36, 49, 74, 143. GUZMAN, ROBERT— camera shy. HALEY, GLENNA— 88. HALL, VONNIE — 44, 49. HANSON, JERRY — 40. HAMMOND, CARLENE— camera shy. HARBISON, GEORGE — 31, 105, 126, 133. HARDISON, DOUGLAS- 26, 29,51, 83, 140. HARLEY, EUGENE— 88. HARLIN, GLORIA — 31, 73. HARRIS, DOUGLAS— 23. HARVEY, CLAYTON— 88. HATCHER, NANCY— 36. HATHAWAY, BOB— 93. HAINES, MARVIN— 104. HAZEN, RONALD— 104. HEATH, MARY LOU— camera shy. HENRY, JIM — camera shy. HEMKEN, CAROL — 41. HENSON, CATHERINE — 47, 48, 138. HENSON, DAVID — camera shy. HERKAMP, NORMA JEAN — 47. HERNANDEZ, ARMIDA— camera shy. HERNANDEZ, BOB— 104. HERNANDEZ. FRANK— 92. HERNANDEZ, HELEN — 87 88 . HERNANDEZ, HENRY C— 86 , 88 . HERNANDEZ, HENRY G.— camera shy. HERNANDEZ, PAUL— camera shy. HERNANDEZ, TONY — 82, 88 . HERZOG, CLARK— 29, 41. HERZOG, GEORGE— camera shy. HERRERA, LYDIA — camera shy. HILDEBRAND, MARJORIE- 88 . HILL, SCOTT — camera shy. HOADLEY, CHARLES — 87, 88, 95. HOADLEY, BETTY— camera shy. HOGAN, MARY— 88. 154 HOGGARD, DON— 104. HOLCOMB, BARBARA- 104. HOLDON, LILLIAN, 40, 86. HOLLOWAY, DON— 23, 29, 40, 51, 66, 93. HOOVER, ROBERT— 104. HOPKINS, LOUISE— 36, 55. HUDSON, BETTY— 88. HUMPHRIES, MARIAN— camera shy. HUNNICUTT, RICHARD- 28, 40, 93. HUNTLEY, JIM — camera shy. JACKSON, HINDS — 28, 127. JAHN, KATHRYN — camera shy. JENKINS, CHARLES — 51, 83, 105, 130, 133, 140. JIMINEZ, DORA— 35. JOHNSON, LORITA — 88. JOHNSTON, BILL— 40. JONES, GENELLE— 45. JONES, OLIVE— 52. KATTENHORN, SHERRY- 49, 98, 139. KEERAN, MORTON— 104. KENNEDY, SHIRLEY— camera shy. KIBBY, ROBERT— 105, 138, 147. KING, KENNETH— 68, 83. KINSEY, RUBY— 88. KITCHEN, DAVE— 39, 104. KNABE, MARGARET — 31, 71,76, 98, 149. KOPPE, ERNEST— 81. KRON, KENNETH— 40. KROONEN, WILLIAM — 40, 47, 58, 98, 147. KUHNS, BARBARA — 41. KUIPER, RALPH — 28, 40, 64, 83, 85. KUYKENDALL, BETTY- 104. KYLE, RUTH — 42. LAMB, JAMES — 40, 93. LANDERS, SHIRLEY— 86. LANDY, DAVID— 104. LANTERMAN, MAXINE- 86 . LA POINT, LA VERNE— 46. LARKIN, GENE— 13, 24, 28, 46, 47, 51, 133, 140. LAUBE, DAVID— 104. LAUBE, JERITA— 88. LAWSON, JOHN — 43. LA VOIE, DIANE — 47, 74, 75, 77, 89, 104. LEE, ARMON— 29, 40, 61, 81. LENNEY, BOB— 43. LYNCH, PATRICIA — 41, 132. LILLIBRIDGE, JANICE— 88. LIGHTFOOT, CLAUDE— 40. LINDER, BILLY — 41, 66,67. LIVINGSTON, ANNA JOYCE — camera shy. LIZARDO, JOHN— 43, 87. LLOYD, FRANCES — 40, 105. LOCKWOOD, LEOTA — 35, 45. LOGAN, BILL — camera shy. LOPEZ, ALFONSO — 40, 93. LOPEZ, JOSEPH — camera shy. LOPEZ, MARY— 87. LUND, BARBARA— 86. LOUCKS, ROBERT — 82, 95, 97, 104. LUSTER, PEGGY — camera shy. LYNCH, PATRICIA— camera shy. McClure, sue— 88. McCORKELl, BUD— 23, 28, 40, 127. McCORMACK, BOBBY- 104. McCORMACK, JIM— camera shy. McDaniels, thea— 88. McDonald, betty — 47, 103, 104. McKinney, darlene — 47, 143. McMURRAY, KENNETH- 88 . McNAIR, JIM— 39, 146. McVEIGH, BILL— 83. MACIAS. VIRGINIA— camera shy. MACEDO, PAULINE — 45. MADRUGA, SYLVIA— camera shy. MAHONEY, BRUCE — 27, 29,41,51,66, 92. MARQUEZ, GENEVIEVE- 86 . MARTIN, JUDY — camera shy. MARTINEZ, BARBARA— camera shy. MARTINEZ, BEATRICE— camera shy. MARTINEZ, DAVID— 88. MARTINEZ, FRANK— 26, 29, 46, 51, 81. MASSEY, CAROLYN— 53. MASSEY, CHARLES— camera shy. MAW, RICHARD— 104. MAXELL, KEN— 25, 29, 51, 93. MEJIA, ROBERT— 81. MEJIA, RUBY — camera shy. MELTON, BOB — camera shy. MENDOZA, TONY— camera shy. MIGUEL, CONNIE— camera shy. MIGUEL, SHARON— 86. MILES, TOM — camera shy. MILLIS, JACK— 28, 51, 82, 105. MINITRE, RICHARD— 88. MIX, CARL— 88. MOBLEY, RUSS — camera shy. MOFFEIT, KENNETH — 29, 68, 95. MOFFEIT, LETA— 105, 132. MONTEJANO, GEORGE— camera shy. MOORE, LINDA — 40, 47, 48, 58. MOORE, SALLY— 104. MORENO, PETE— 88. MORENO, ROSA— 87. MORENO, TERESA— camera shy. MORGAN, RUTH— 88. MORRISON, JACK— camera shy. MORRISON, THOMAS— 87. MORROW, THOMAS — 28, 83, 105. MORY, JOHN— 29, 46, 66, 93. MOSLEY, MAXINE— 88. MOSQUEDA, AMADOR- 51, 83. MUNN, JOAN— 48, 73, 76. MUNOZ, GREGORY — 47, 51, 104. MUNOZ, RACHAEL — 86. MUNOZ, ROSE— 73, 87. MURGA, VIRGINIA— 105. MURPHY, BEVERLY — 45. NAVARRO, MARGARET- 87. NEGRETTE, BENNY— camera shy. NELSON, BETTY — 42, 73. NELSON, BOBBY — camera shy. NEWCOMB, NIEL— 93, 88. NEWELL, BONNIE— camera shy. NEWSOM, BILL— 29, 93. NICHOLS, REX — 64, 39, 105. NICKSON, JIM— 105. NOLAN, CAROL — camera shy. NOLAN, DARLEEN— 88. NUGENT, WINIFRED — 43. NUNN, JAMES — 88. OERTEL, CHARLES — 41, 81. OGAN, DAVID— 29. OLIVE, GARY— 28, 43. ORMAN, DOROTHY— 87. ORNELAS, JOE— 92, 105. OROZCO, CATALINA— 88. ORTIZ, DOLORES — 40, 46. ORWALL, MARTHA— camera shy. OSBORNE, MARILYN — 76, 87. PADELFORD, ELDEN— 43. PAGE, NORMAN— 68. PAGH, DON— 28. PAGH, RUTH — camera shy. PALLERITO, JAMES — 28, 82. PARKER, JIM— 81. PARKS, JERRY— 81, 105. PEREZ, FREDDIE — 29, 40, 46, 49, 68, 82, 87. PEREZ, RICHARD — 28, 40, 46,47, 81. PEREZ, RICHARD M.— 40. PERKINS, KEN— 24, 29, 40, 51, 53, 142. PORTER, LARRY— 105. PETTIT, SAMMIE — 86. PETTIT, SYLVIA— 86. PFOERTNER, CHRIS— camera shy. PHENICIE, ELLEN— camera shy. PHILLIPS, BONNIE- 45, 46, 99, 144 PHIPPS, JOYCE- 47, 73, 89, 103 PIXLEY, GENE— 88 PIXLEY, JANICE — 45 PLUMMER, DAVE- 27, 43, 86 PRESCOTT, HARRY— 105 PREWITT, DEANNE, 40, 47, 98 PRITCHARD, JIM— camera shy PRUITT, LARRY— 87 PUENTES, JOE— 105 PUGA, MARGARITO — camera shy PYATT, ALBERTA— 46, 74 PYLES, GRETA— camera shy QUALLS, NELDA— 105 QUINTANA, ANGELA- 105 RADER, FRANCES— camera shy RAGSDALE, DAVID— 93 RAMIREZ, HELEN— camera shy RAMIREZ, JOSEPHINE camera shy RAMIREZ, MANUEL- 29, 93 RAMSAY, ROBIN — 88 RANC, PATTY— camera shy RANDEL, RUTH camera shy RATHBUNN, LAWRENCE— camera shy RAYA, VERA— 71, 105 RECKER, ERROL — 43, 98 REED, MARYBELLE— camera shy REES, REX— 64 REGAN, MARCIA— camera shy REICHMUTH, JOE — 43 RENKEN, ROBERT— 5, 10, 95 REYES, JOSEPHINE— camera shy REYES, MARY ANN- 86, 87 REYNOLDS, FREDDIE— camera shy REYNOLDS, HUGO- 23, 27, 29, 87 REYNOSO, JOE- 28, 91, 92, 103 RICHARDSON, SHIRLIE — camera shy RICO, ADELLA— camera shy RICO, ANITA — 46 RICO, LUPE — camera shy RIGG, BOB— 29, 95 RIGGS, PEARL— camera shy RIOS, CECELIA— 41, 130 RIOS, MARY DOLORES— 87 RIOS, RICHARD— camera shy RIPPEE, MELVA— camera shy ROBERTSON, GLADYS— camera shy ROBINSON, KENNETH- 29, 41, 51, 66 ROBINSON, PAT- 44, 49, 71, 129 ROBINSON, ROSALIE- 40, 143 ROBLES, ISABEL— camera shy RODGERS, LEO— camera shy RODRIGUEZ, MARY— 87 ROGERS, PHYLLIS — 49 ROHLEDER, VIRGINIA- 30, 36,76, 105, 136 ROJAS, FRANCES— 71 ROSALES, OSCAR — 83 ROSS, LURA— 87 ROUNSEVILLE, MARION— camera shy ROWELL, THOMAS— 28 RUIZ, BELLA — camera shy RUIZ, JAMES— 52, 53 RUSSELL, JAMES— 43 RUSSELL, JUSTIN— camera shy RUSSELL, SHAREL— 105 RYAN, CAROL- 40, 139, 140 RYAN, ELEANOR — 47, 98 RYCRAFT, MARIE- 31, 48, 74 SADOWSKY, SARAH— camera shy SALCIDO, ALICE— camera shy SANCHEZ, JOE— 41 SANDERS, LEA— 88 SAUCEDA, IRENE— 45, 73 SARAGOZA, MARGARET- 46 SCHALLIOL, TOM— camera shy SCHANKS, MARVA — 87 SCHMIDT, CHARLES— 87 SCHMIDT, GERALDINE- 42, 87 SCHOENHERR, JAY- 25, 29, 40, 69, 136 SCHROEDER, BILL— 104 SCHULTZ, FLORENCE— camera shy SEIBEL, HARVEY— camera shy SEIBEL, LOVITA — 41 SERDAS, RAY — camera shy SEYMOUR, KEITH— 28, 104 SHAMEL, DICK- 28, 51, 103, 105 SHELVIN, NANCY— 88 SHERMAN, JUDY— 36, 37, 44, 47, 49, 100, 101, 105, 137, 139, 147, 149, 158 SHERMAN, GARY— 36 SHERMAN, SCOTT— 40, 68, 83, 87 SHOCKLEY, NINA— camera shy SIAS, LUPE — camera shy SKAGGS, PAT— 105 SLATON, DONNA— camera shy SLEGERS, DALE — 86 SMITH, BILL— 43 SMITH, CHARLES— camera shy SMITH, JEAN— 47 SMITH, DOROTHY— camera shy SMITH, GARRETT- 58, 139, 147 SPENCER, MELVIN- 41, 53, 95 SPILLMAN, MARCIA— 87 SPILLMAN, MELBA— camera shy SPORE, ANTHONY— camera shy SPRAGUE, EFFIE— 88 STACKHOUSE, GEORGIA— camera shy STANKA, CECIL— 43 STARK, LoETTE— 88 STEARMAN, JANIS — 35 STEINER, LOIS — 45,48, 105 STENS, WOLFGANG— camera shy STEPHENS, JIM— camera shy STEPP, DAVID EARL camera shy STONE, EDDIE — 43, 87 STOUT, JAMES — 43 STRAUSS, BRUCE- 28, 51, 98 STRIBLING, CLYDE— camera shy STUCKEY, DAVE— 43 SUMMERS, RONALD— camera shy SWIFT, STUART— 29 TALAMENTEZ, ANNIE— camera shy TAPIA, AUGUSTINE- 44, 159 TATUM, DORIS— camera shy TAYLOR, CHARLES— 29 TAYLOR, YAVONNE— 47, 72, 73, 76,77, 129 THARP, WAYNE— camera shy THOMAS, RAYMOND- 29, 40, 51 THOMPSON, TOMMY camera shy THOMPSON, TYRON— 87 THOMPSON, WILLIAM- 43, 87 THORSEN, ROBIN— camera shy TITUS, DOT— 49, 71 TOMER, DEANNA— 144 TORRES, CONNIE— camera shy TORREZ, ANGEL- 29, 66, 67, 69, 81,93 TRAMMELL, NORMA JEAN — camera shy TREAT, FRANCES— camera shy TRETTIN, LARRY— 39, 40 TROUT, MARLENE- 35, 42, 137, 149 TURRELL, DIANE— camera shy URIBE, HENRY— 24, 29, 40 URIBE, MARY — camera shy VAN BLARCOM, BOB- 29, 51 VAN den TOORN, JOHN- 87 VANDERPOL, WILLIAM- 43, 86, 96 VARDA, ALBERT— 51, 82. VAUGHN, OLETA— camera shy VERDUSCO, JOE— 88 VERITY, ROGER- 25, 28, 51, 81 VIENT, BARBARA— camera shy VILLANUEVA, LUPE— camera shy WALLACE, TOM— 68 WALLS, GERALDINE— 35 WARD, DARREL, 143 WARE, SHERRY— 71, 85, 132 WARREN, MILDRED— camera shy WARREN, ROBERT— camera shy WATSON, MAUREEN- 47, 74, 77, 129 WEBB, VICTOR— 28 WEBER, ALOHA — camera shy WEDERTZ, RALPH- 40, 44, 49 WEMPLE, MIKE— 68, 93 WHITE, HAROLD— camera shy WHITNEY, BARBARA— 87 WILDER, JUDY— 88 WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE- 29, 66, 69, 82, 95 WILLIE, KEN — camera shy WILMOTH, LYLE— 64 WILMOTH, MYRNA— camera shy WILSON, ETHAN — 40 WILSON, MARY ANN— 36, 71 WILSON, ROBERT— 28 WINANS, ELIZABETH — 41 WINSTEAD, JOYCE— 88 WISWELL, RONALD— 87 WRIGHT, GLENN — 40 WRIGHT, STANLEY— 40 WYNANS, ANNE— 71 WYATT, HENRY — 41 YBARRA, CLOTILDE— 87 YOUNG, LYNNE — 40 YOUNG, SALLY ANN— 105 ZARAGOZA, MARGARATE — camera shy ZARATE, MARYANNE— camera shy ZELEPUGAS, SALLY JEAN —71, 87 ZILIOLI, IV A LEE- 52, 136, 138 ZINGLER, FRED- 23, 27, 29, 40,51,66 ABOVE (LEFT TO RIGHT): Bob Hendrickson, Editor; Karen Perkins, Asso- ciate Editor; George Burke, Photography Manager. CORONAL STAFF Well here it is our 1955 CORONAL. It ' s been a lot of hard work as anyone on the staff will readily tell you but nevertheless we ' ve had fun doing it. Now that you ' ve had a chance to look through your annual you have probably noticed a num- ber of changes. Every year, each staff tries to add something different and as you can see we added quite a few new features. First of all the biggest difference between this book and the books of preceding years is the size. As you noticed, when Bob presented them at the as- sembly, they are much larger than previous CORONALS. Then, as you open the book, you probably ob- served the three different colors on the divi- sion pages and on the first sixteen pages, the different arrangement of senior pictures and the index at the back of the book. These pictures, especially the division pages, caught your eye. Several times throughout the year we almost missed getting them due to unexpected rain- storms, photographers with pneumonia, school ABOVE (LEFT TO RIGHT): Wally DeGeorge, Typist; Phil Fredericks, Sports. RIGHT (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ken Colwell, Copy Writer; Ken Carroll, Typist. 158 vacations, and Senior tests but George and Rudy some how managed. All during this time we were trying to get ads sold, copy written and typed and all the Seniors ' names spelled right. Judy and Charlie had charge of the Seniors ' ac- tivity sheets; organized them into some kind of order and put them into the Senior index. Of course the rest of the staff did more than their share too. Karen wrote and corrected copy while Wally, Phil and Don kept the typewriters going. The two Kenny s, Colwell and Carroll, played Jack-of-all-trades by helping out in nearly every department. Our two artists, Eugene and Augie, are responsible for the art work throughout the book. It takes money to publish an annual this size and Ed Paul is the guy we have to thank for the moola this year. Well here we are, the 1955 Coronal staff. We hope you’ve enjoyed the book but before you put it away, Bob has something else to say on the last page. The Staff. BELOW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Eugene Eaton, Art Editor; Earl Winderman, Ad- visor; Ed Paul, Business Manager. Signed, The foregoing pages are a record of our year, 1955, at Corona High. We have attempted to reproduce these experiences faithfully and honestly. We hope that as we glance through these pages in the years to come, they will enable us to recapture the spirit and feeling shared during this year. We would like to thank the Yearbook House of Monrovia, the S. K. Smith Co., and Rudy Ramos for the assistance they gave us in producing the CORONAL. Ofnother TJ. 3$. 3t. creation PUIUSMCIS Of UM o