Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

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ASB OFFICERS D. Heckard, D. Paden, B. Sylces, D. Hunter Mrs. A. Love Advisor ASB OFFICE STAFF The ASB office staff. . . the workers behind the scenes. . . collecting tickets at football games, basketball games, plays . . . keeping the books and bank accounts straight. . . running the student store among many chores. . . faithful, depend- able. . . Darlee Kracht. . . Elaine Kracht. . . Charles Stan- ley. . . Dick Heckard. . . and advisor, Mrs. Love. C. Stanley, Mrs. Love, D. Kracht, D. Heckard, E. Kracht Dick Heckard Treasurer

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EX-COM ASB OFFICERS Coronado High had the best year ever under the capable, guiding hand of Buddy Sylces. Dean Hunter, worthy vice-prexy, manag- ing the student store; Delores Paden, keeping the minutes; and Dick Heckard, the energetic treasurer, rounded out the school ' s Big Four. Mr. Shaler worked with these four officers to bring Coronado High a very successful year. Mr. P. Shaler Advisor Buddy Sykes A.S.B. President AND EX-COMMITTEE The Executive Committee is the representative body forming the student government. Along with the four ASB officers this year were Louise Wigchert, dramatics; Patsy Bratz, Girls ' League; Alicia Weeks, Islander ; Junior Compton, Boys ' Federation; Don Wilson, Athletic Board of Control; Bob Rivera, senior class; Pike Mead, junior class; Harry Sykes, sophomore class; Maurice Grimaud, freshman class; Mr. Shaler, advisor. . . this group responsible for Green and White Day. . . TWIRP season. . .senior memorial. . . merchant ' s trophy. . .Hi-Jinx. . .and many more successful ventures . . .also seeing throuugh an amendment limiting the number of presidencies one person may hold. . . finally came the Spring Prom and graduation, climaxing a year of hard work and success for the CHS student government. Front row: P. Meade, D. Wilson, B. Rivera, P. Laing, A. Weeks, L. Wigchert, H. Sykes. Second row: P. Bratz, M. Grimaud. Third row: Mr. Shaler, advisor, D. Hunter, B. Sykes, D. Paden, D. Heckard.

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BOYS ' FEDERATION Front row: P. Glynn, D. Ferguson, J. Elwell, G. Lamb, R. Elwell Mustln, R. Davis, J. Kessing, J. Kuehler, C. Chan. R. Grimaud. Second row: H. The increasingly active Boys ' Federation contributing more this year than it has previously. . . the fashion show. . . sports night. . . the annual scholarship dedicated to John Clarke. . . the Beard Growing Contest. GIRLS ' LEAGUE Noted as the most active organization in CHS. . . continually sponsoring successful dances, ■fashion shows, and cake sales. . . remember The Eye contest? . . . also the G.L. Gazette, which the boys clamored for, too. . . Mother-Daughter Tea. . . Girl of the Month. . . the $100 scholarship. . . Patsy Bratz, cracking the whip; Sally Marley. assisting her and keeping up the bulletin board; Jean Harvey, trying to read her own writing; Jane Hinkle, counting pennies; Mrs. Shaler, excellent advisor. Front row: J. Hinkle, J. Harvey, P. Bratz, S. Marley. Mrs. Shaler, advisor. Second row: J. Coffman, S. Miller, A. Weeks, S. Ackerman, B. Eagles, W. Huffman, C. Walkup, L Wigchert. Third row: J. Lidstone, M. Ketcham, D. Le Clair, N. Williamson.