Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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ECHO STAFF Adviser .,.- Mr, Butge Editor Marjocie Woods Associate Editor... Edythe Thurbec Society Betty Burrow Asst. Soc Barbara Am Richardson Sport Jack Gayle Columnist .Kenneth Rutherford Business Manager. Gene Fawcett Reporters Leo Dollar Elizabeth Thweatt, Mary Lou Miles Technical ...Anne Beasley, Enid Ball Phyllis lannucci, Bimmie Burwell Art Phyllis Smith, Bill Granat Florence Schradcr Left to right: Jack Gayle, Betty Burrow, Phyllis lannucci, Barbara Ann Richardson, tnid Ball, Leo Dollar, Elizabeth Thweatt. Phyllis Smith, Beatrice Froney, Edythe Thurber, Kenneth Rutherford. Beatrice Nichols. THE ECHO Left to right: Mr, Burge, Marjorie Woods. The creation of a school newspaper is a long, com- plicated, and infinitely rewarding task. That thrivingly independent little sheet, our Echo, appears regularly, to the great satisfaction of the student body. Under the editorship of Marjorie Woods and her sub-editor, Edythe Thurber, this year ' s paper shows improvement over those of previous years. Together with a news policy. Miss Fosdick has undertaken the actual printing processes, thus aiding enormously in the actual physi- cal makeup of the sheet, which by her help, has been able to do more finished art work. Mr. Burge, adviser for the Echo, finds that the present staff is capable of doing unaided almost the entire series of opera- tions necessary to publication. Twenty-six

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CORIiyUII aOSEllPS JOHNSON ADELBERT MATHEWSON, known by all students as Johnny, is one of C.H.S. ' s most outspoken individuals. His say personality has gained for hinn the offices of junior class vice-president and vice-president of the Hi-Y. Perhaps it is his fighting spirit that keeps hinn on the course as captain of the golf team. He is a member of the honor society too, which is doing right well for a fellow who loves fun as much as Johnny does. PATRICIA ANNE BEHRENS, familiarly known as Pat, has accomplished in her first year at C.H.S. what many students fail to do in four years. She is Business Manager of the Poppy and was admitted to the C.S.F. with the highest number of points and definite ability in the school. DOROTHY GEORGIANA ERNEST, a tall blond senior, nicked with the name of Dot, is so scholastically efficient that she is a member of both the C.S.F. and Honor Society. By winning numerous contests she has established the reputation as one of California ' s finest speakers. She ' s an artist too. EMILV ELIZABETH BEnY STEVENS in the two years she has been here, has proved herself an invaluable person to have around. She hasn ' t worked in a blaze of glory, but has made her presence felt and welcomed on numerous committees. Because of her membership in many of the school organizations, things have been done with an all-around greater success than ever before. PEDRO CRUZ SIQUENZA. usually referred to as Pete, has been our most efficient A.S.B. treasurer this year of 1939-40. Aside from being outstanding in track we ' ve heard him play a clarinet that ' s really worth listening to, Goodman style. Twenty-five

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1 9 H POPPY Through the sincere efforts of the staff, adviser, and editor to make this year ' s Poppy a lasting re- membrance of Coronado High, an annual has been produced which should well accomplish that purpose. The expert supervision of Mr. Schaefer, adviser, the diligent work of Gene Fawcett, editor, and the co- operation of the members of the staff have combined in an endeavor to improve and surpass previous issues of the Poppy. Left to right; Mr, Schaefer. Gene Fawcett POPPy STAFF Adviser Mr. Schaefer Editor Gene Fawcett Assistant Editor. Edythe Thurber Art Editor Dorothy Ernest Asst. Art Editor Beatrice Froney Business Managers Patty Behrens Jane McKenzie Writers Elizabeth Thweatt Betty Burrow. Natalie Pierce Jeanne Merritt. Leo Dollar Barbara Ann Richardson Kenneth Rutherford Sports Kenneth Kiefer Jack Gayle, Pauline Kiernan Photography Mr. Michaels Harry Perlrins Technical Staff Enid Ball Dorothy Runde. Ann Beasley Back row, left to right: Anne Beasley. Jeanne Merritt. Patricia Behrens, Kenneth Kiefer, Leo Dollar. ■ nncth Rutherford. Jack Gay ' e. Second row: Beatrice Froney. Dorothy Ernest. Betty Burrow. Dorothy f ' undc. Elizabeth Thweatt. Natalie Pierce. Edythe Thurber. Barbara Ann Richardson. Jane McKenzie. Twenty-seven