Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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FACULTY 1910 Mr. Schaefer, Mrs. Niedermeyer, Mrs. Freeman, Mr. Swan. Mr. Burge, Mr. Michaels, Mr. Reese. Mr. Cfiswell. Miss Fosdiclc. Mi McAuliffe. Mr. Shoemalcer. Miss Rogers. Mrs. Hagstronn. Miss Bigelow, Mr. Swan. Mr. Ptacelc. Mrs. Woodruff. Eleven

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A D M I I I S T R A T I I %¥- J. Leslie Cutler Superintendent of Schools DEPARTMOTS ART DEPARTMENT Under the direction of Mrs . Hag- strom, the art classes have been very successful this year connbining various craft problems with their usual course. ATHLETICS Coaches Niedermeyer and Callister have had a -successful year from the standpoint of .Championships and highly representative teams. Praise is also awarded Mr. Reese for his coach- ing of the championship tennis team. In the Girls ' Athletic department Miss Kelley and Miss Borevitz have capably handled this year ' s activities. COMMERCIAL Under the efficient instruction of Miss McAuliffe and Miss Fosdiclc. students interested in the business world may attend such helpful courses as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business training. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Although a small department, nev- ertheless the sewirq classes of Coro- nado High School have, under the supervision of Mrs. Freeman, turned out many fine things. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT A wide variety of courses are of- fered in the English department. Under the leadership of Mr. Burge, a capable staff comprising Mr. Mi- chaels, Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Kelley. Mrs. Freeman, Mr. Reese, and Miss McAuliffe, instructs the students in the various courses, including Public Speaking. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Under the direction of Mr. Schae- fer, Mr. Callister, Mr. Reese, Mrs. Woodruff, and Mr. Michaels, many interesting and practical courses arc offered. LANGUAGES Latin, Spanish, and French are the foreign languages offered under the capable leadership of Miss Bigelow. Mrs. Niedermeyer, and Mr. Michaels, respectively. DRAMA This year Mrs. Woodruff, in pro- ducing and directing the one-act play, La Posada, for our Christ- mas assembly, and June Mad. this year ' s annual three-act play, has presented enjoyable programs. MANUAL ARTS Under the expert supervision of Mr. Swan and Mr. Criswell, the shop classes, along with Mechanical Draw- ing, have turned out truly professional products. MATHEMATICS Through the untiring efforts of Mr. Shoemaker, Mr. Cutler. Miss McAu- liffe, Miss Fosdick. and Mr. Criswell, seemingly hopeless problems in Alge- bra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Math 9 have been made clear. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Under the excellent direction of Mr. Ptacek, the music organizations, the Band, Coronets. Girls ' Glee Club, Brass Choir, and Saxophone Quartet, have developed remarkably well. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT With its well equipped laboratories. the school offers many interesting hours with Mr. Shoemaker and Mr. Norrls. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Science are the main courses offered in the scientific field. Ten

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OFFICERS Left lo rijht: Gene Fawcett, President of the Gir ' s ' Leasue; Bob Cartotfiers, A.S.B. President; Eleanor Chase, A.S.B. Secretary; Beebe Mathewson. President of G.A.A.; Pete Siguenza, A.S.B. Treasurer; Bob Baird, A.S.B. Vice President. STUDEIT BODY Leadership Is not only the result of inner strength but also of intense work and a resolve to perform the duties that are confronted. This year our student body officers have been a most capable group. The manner in which they have functioned reflects credit not only upon themselves but also upon the school. This year our student body president was Robert Carrothers, a powerful sandy haired athlete who proved to be as strong and dependable in student affairs as he did on the basketball and tennis courts. Bob is liked by all for his unassuming and friendly personality. Bob Carrothers, President Twelve