Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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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 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