Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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JANUARY FEBRUARY Before we knew it JANUARY was here and the end of the first semester. . . this month officially known as Twirp Season . . . basketball season. . . that wonderful Ditch Day at Cuyamaca. . . all Y organizations reorganized. . . FEBRUARY brought the Kangaroo Kourt for all those boys who disobeyed rules during The Woman Is Requested to Pay month. . . also saw us in a three way tie for the Metro Championship with Point Loma and La Jolla. . . Mark, highest scorer in the M.L. . . we enjoyed two holidays which broke the monotony of third quarter. . . MARCH seemed to be the busiest month of the year. . . the Junior-Senior dance put on by the hard-working junior class. . . the Hi-Jinx on the 17th and 18th stole the spotlight for the windy month . . . Girls ' League set the pace with a St. Patrick ' s day dance. . . the SCIF play-offs. . . APRIL and that long-awaited vacation. . . cotton ' n cord dances the style. . . Pyjama Top Day a success as usual. . . ASB aspirants preparing their cam- paigns. . . four capable officers elected for ' 50- ' 5l. . . MAY found many seniors working hard to make the senior play the best yet. . . the Spring Prom was the mo st beautiful spectacle of the whole year and it was fitting that it should climax the school year. . . finally Senior Week. . . and in JUNE the seniors found themselves walking down that familiar auditorium aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance.

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SEPTEMBER and the first assembly found many wide-eyed frosh gamely joining in with the cheers and songs, and doing a very good job of both. . . the proud seniors really drowning out the lower classes with their first Senior- 1 5 . . . the football rally at North Beach before the Saint game, which ended in a tie. . . frosh initiation. . . the sudden and untimely death of our well-lilted substitute teacher, Mrs. Laura Brown. . . Boys ' Federation officers elected and down to work. . . OCTOBER found Louise the selection as Beachcomber editor. . . the newly formed Booster Club being handed every job in the book. . . the start of football season nd Coronado really showing a lot of power. . . the staff for the yearbook appointed. . . Buddy and Don recuperating from polio. . . Mrs. Hanks, new sewing teacher, second semester. . . Green and White Day a success at last. . . frosh assembly showing a lot of undiscovered talent. . . NOVEMBER was the month of the big all school play, Out of the Frying Pan . . . who could ever forget Max in his B.V.D. ' s?. . . the big football race. . . the pep leaders really keeping the spirit high. . . that first report card. . . the Sadie Hawkins dance outstanding in the social field. . . those junior rings!. . . DECEMBER began with the selection of three Islanders on first and second string All-Metro teams. Don, Harry, and Fritz. . . the Green Wave placed second in the league. . . the beautiful Metro League prom. . . the eight page Christmas issue. . . the Christmas dance, the dance of the year. . . Mrs. Huser presenting the Christmas assembly.

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