Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

Page 8 text:

he djeacncomber id Dedicated To D. R. . . . Dear Mr. Michaels ... we are dedicating the Beachcomber to you this year ... in recognition of your work as acting principal and also for your participation in school activities . . . you may be the principal of the school, but to many of us you are also a real friend ... we hope that in future years if and when you read this, you will remember the grins as well as the growls of this school term. 1»

Page 7 text:

IS easier to do it that way, and we thought it would make more interesting reading . . . the underlying theme is Memories . . . remember all the things you did in these years of 1944 and I 945 . . . here is a written record of them ... no apologies for grammar and other such technicalities ... we had fun putting it together, and hope you will have a gay old time reading it . . . Bye for now, THE STAFF

Page 9 text:

From left to right: Miss Ludlum, Mrs. Seidman, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Clark. f lew Kyfj ice tafP Room 8 . . . scenes of hard work . . . Mrs. Seidman . . . Mrs. Clark . . Mrs. Bush . . . Miss Ludlum . . . working hard, accounting . . . keeping school supplies . . . working efficiently . . . tirelessly ... all new this year except Mrs. Seidman . . . unknown to most of us ... do a big job with very little glory attached . . . bottles of Coca-Cola and other edibles . . . Mrs. Seidman taking over as Mr. Titus ' s private secretary . . . Miss Lud- lum coming from Alameda . . . checking excuses with wicked eye . . . Mrs. Bush waiting for street car every afternoon . . . Mrs. Clark greeting everyone with a cheerful smile . . . the staff the first ones at school in the cold, cold mornings . . . sleepily getting through first period . . . well staf- fed . . . competent . . . future workers will have a hard record to live up to . . . thank you very much ... all of you . . .