Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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l l y i l eel QV 1 i .46 -1 X r 1 f ii .. . r . . T ls .. if 1 , , . Ex-Com third nod today in ASB o ite sounds ott the alarm for a noisy and informal meeting ot the CHS student council. The meeting opens with a rap of Marcy's gavel and a shout from Mr. Shaler. As the dust settles and the minutes are approved as read, Sally reads the roll. Where's Foley? Where's Lademan? Where's Packard? Oh-not at school, huh? With these preliminaries over, Brooks scans the agenda. l-lm-rn . . . Looks like we need a light for the social room . . Madam Chairman . , . , l'luh? Who? Oh . . . yes, Harry- What tor? That costs money doesn't it? I move we table the discussion! shouts Jean Chan. Quiet, please! Thus the meeting progresses, with over a dozen student leaders meeting to discuss and formulate plans for ii i I 1 ' f f ' iw X -lsr -1 114i 1 1 l

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FEB J ,X ,ea Ru ,I Y. J , v-. far V A, ggiixmp Y hw ' 1 A .2 fi g fiky l- f L . jf? A S x' ,, nt gi i Q Y' , U L A hy K A 1 , ,Z W jr T ll. V it li A MARCH if lP,Q MAY killing reputation on the basketball courts . . , the undefeated champs stole three of the five first-string All-Metro berths for Tom Brown, Mark Davis, and John Kurtz . , . Tom was the only junior to get on the SCIF team , . . what a year! . . . the end of FEBRUARY brought a highly praised Hi-Jinx . , . it seems everyone has talent if he will only use it . . . and use it th dd ' i ' ey i . . . John Ludlow. a freshman, won the individual Hi-Jinx award, while Hi-Y stole the group award . . . ln MARCH the junior class gave the s ' f . eniors one o the nicest parties of the year . , . at the Yacht club . . . Betty and Bruce were crowned Queen and King of the Mardi Gras .... The surpris- ing CHS band hosted the very successful county band festival, stealing honors for itself Mrs Huser performed a miracle and organized the second ' d B perio oy s' Glee Club . . , skeptics listened and stared .... I APRIL opened with Pajama To Da R b Il p y . , . e e .... at last Easter vacation was here, and everyone swarmed to the beach, while candidates for ASB offices prepared their campaigns tw k l . . . o wee s ater the campaign speeches were given, and four capable new officers were elected. . . . MAY found a last-minute scramble by certain seniors to learn their parts in their class play . . . The Night of January l6th was another success . . climaxing the year was the wonderful Spring Prom at the Hotel L'll' . . , i ian was crowned as the popular little Beauty Queen . . . finally Senior Week came and went, as did many seniors at many parties , . .and then, in JUNE, came graduation! X!

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l I r fl' 0 . g . f 5 F E ?: .. X -Z' ' D r, P N 7 l 3 sr y N '- ii' Lf if 7 o , a well-rounded activity program tor the student body. There are the tour ASB officers, tour class presidents, presi- dents of Boys' Federation and Girls' League, chairman ot the Board of Athletic Control, and representatives from dramatics and publications. With football season came the appointing of the head of cheerleader, songleader, Mavie's Booster Com, and the Board of Athletic Control. Jacic and Marcy lined up an assembly almost every weelc and a dance every weelcend. Ex-Com was responsible for almost all student body activities-rallies, Green and White Day, student store-everything. Several constitutional amendments were passed, and the ASB tinancial system received a thorough shalze- down, with all clubs making out budgets for the year. Then there was the Hi-Jinx, planned and promoted by Ex-Com. Finally came the Spring Prom, climaxing a year of hard worl: and success for the CHS student govern- ment. ,, 489 2 .. M x 'Q 7' : wt f'