Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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II in N IIS T (] i T I z n The selection of a first citizen both in high school and in the world presupposes certain qualifications: sincerity, honesty, ability, and an aptitude in getting along with one ' s fellows. In choosing Bob Carrothers as this year ' s First Citizen, the high school students feel they have not only nnade a wise decision, but confirmed a wide report concerning one who is both a good comrade and a leader. Certainly Bob has won many national tennis honors. His trophies would fill a room. But he has also won the Coronado students ' admiration and respect. Twenty-three

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GIRL FIRST CITIZEN In the time when the responsibility of citizenship was never greater, Coronado High School was not surprised that the qualities necessary for Girls ' First Citizen were recognized in Gene Fawcett, and is proud to bestow the honor upon her. Blessed with a power to organize and the persistence to see a job through, she has held office, participated in sports, aided in the publication of the school paper and annual, and in other ways proved herself fitted to the title. Gene ' s life, to her admiring friends, looks and is, a thrilling circus of responsibility and fun, and the entire school sincerely hopes she will continue to enjoy it. Twenty-two

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COROynO (]LOSE-[IPS KENNETH RUTHERFORD, whose wit and charm of manner is undeniable, has shown him.self to be quite a worthy addition to the portals of C.H.S. Althoush only a sophomore, by his thorough and diligent work he has made himself known and appreciated by all those with whom he has come in contact. DOROTHY DOT RUNDE is perhaps one of the hardest, cheerfulest, and best workers in C.H.S. Dot has been on the job every minute and has shown her capability by her efficient work as a ticket auditor. As a member of both Annual and Echo staffs, she has proved many times over her dependability and her willingness to cooperate. JEANNE MERRITT. An outstanding student, an efficient, cheerful and willing worker; these are the characteristics that make her a most welcome addition to the student body. Her work on the Poppy has proved valuable while her friendly and unassuming manner has gained her many friends at Coronado High. MILDRED ANN MASEK has become one of the really shining lights of our school. When anything needs to be done, whether in athletics or school work, it ' s always Millie who does it, and who does it in an unquestionably fine manner. Her presence is felt and heartily welcomed wherever she is and where- ever she goes. ENID BALL ' S name ranks high in the list of those students who are really dependable. Her quiet, willing work on the Echo and other school activities has earned her a place among those who have built up the good name of C.H.S. We wish her luck and hope that she keeps up her good work. Twenty-four