Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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BEAUTY U E E » With an infectious smile and a charmins nnanner to assist her gift of beauty, none could wear more fittingly the crown of beauty queen than Betty Burrow. Although Betty would be a valuable addition to our campus for her appearance alone, she can also be credited with brains, talent, and a winning personality. The second consecutive Junior to hold the title of Beauty Queen, she has been active in many branches of school affairs and in other organizations. The Juniors are proud of the fame she has brought and will bring to the class of ' 41. The entire school wishes her the success that is rightfully hers. Twenty

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This year has seen the organization of several new clubs, all of which have been highly successful. The Radio Club, under the direction of Mr. Michaels, has, in its brief span of life, done remarkably well and supplied its nnembers with many entertaining hours. Contact with other amateurs in all parts of the world has pro- vided interest for a number of ambitious students, and the mem- bership next year should be largely increased. Another organization which has been unusually popular for its first year is the Tri-Y. Competition for membership has been keen due to the limited number of girls who can belong and the high standards that are upheld. Sponsoring the Junior Assemblies, a hay ride, and interesting weekly meetings have provided entertainment for the members. In order to increase their accomplishments, the Fresh- men and Sophomores of the Girls ' League were organized into the Tiga Club. Already it has made itself a vital part of the girls ' activities by sponsoring the Mother ' s Day Breakfast and other social functions. It has promoted a- friendly spirit among the lower classmen and should be of invaluable aid to the incoming Freshmen. The older organizations have progressed and kept in steady pace with the new clubs. Among these are the Spanish Club, Bicycle Club, hHi-Y, Intermediate Hi-Y, and musical groups. All have been successful toward providing the students with pleasant outside hours. SUMMARY OF THE n Nineteen

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AST I ' fllMlLU BOY Art Blaisdell was selected this year as the most popular boy in school. His quiet manner and sood nature have secured for him a permanent place in our esteem, hie has been out- standing in sports activities throughout his high school career, starring in basketball, football, track, baseball, and badminton. Anyone who has seen Art racing down the field to a touchdown, or looping the balls into a basket, has had a thrill. We know that he will make good. Twenty-one