Coronado High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Coronado, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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I ...Walter Bown Ann Taylc Reggie TenniI Ed Pugl Advertising 81 Business Manager .................. Ann TobelmaI Photographer ..,....................,.................. Mr. D. R. Michael Adviser.. ............. ....... L Mr, W., SeamaI Art Adviser ......... ........ ...... I ....... M r . Procto Cover Design ...................... ................ W alter Bowry Special Photographer .......... ........... B uenger's Studio. Ad Staff ......... l ................ ................ J oyce Copseg Publisher ............ Marianne Soderbery Ann Tobelmar Neyenesth Printers, Inc Courtesy of Boileau Port M RS. ESTHER HAGSTROM We are dedicating -our yearboolc to Mrs. Esther l-lagstrom, our be- loved art teacher who passed from our world this year . . . her sketches and water colors brought beauty to many rooms at school . . . there are no words to express how much we miss her . . . rait 3 5 gsm? Q' Q if A 'v i ,sk up H ' 35571 H Q N R I2 'Q gy' -ilaxkpggvwqx HQ 1, , 4 Ann Tobelman Judy Lidstone Jane Hinkle Ann Fullinwic 2 Jean Greenlee Joel Leeman Dolores Wfeeks Patty Ashwr I E f r 3 Esl A Q sae ' - A gr: . Era rr' 113 f' A , S A ,. K QQ ,.,. , .. r A wf-1, ' ' Lg, A 25641-, , . f . c 4-f - r , if 11493, 1 S -givs 4 '32, Q, S 3 ,, Qs, i we X gi f Q L ,- :- 2?-V - i'v2?ffr s fi - 7? is x ff if Q A W 1 L val ,.':f . Qi, 533 5 ? . jr' 5 A X Z A . as P, 5 Q I A 1 5 Y ,g. 5 S I e 5? ' W I ,, iw-mm u ,, . W M, Judy Foster Jane Rivera Nancy Lidstone ' June S101 ...af-'- ffassf VAT' Kwffxwffgwwf N--O '-f 's4x.,..,.f 8L.,,,,,i X wax SEPTEMBER brought many willing and able freshmen . . . they put on the great football rally . . . everyone getting slightly dunked . . , OCTOBER found the Booster Club selling peanuts and popcorn at football games . . . team showing great promise . . . Green 81 White Day going oft with big bang . . . NOVEMBER was the month for the Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . football team plugging ahead . . , DECEMBER began with the all-school play, But Fair Tomorrow . . . Coronado big Metro Co- Champs . , . Islanders Jalre, Jerry, Harry, Swede and Johnny our All-Metro. XWJLJ X..--f'L....f' x..Jx,,,fs,W,f All of a sudden came JANUARY . . . bringing with it basketball season . . the team started out line but something happened . . . Twirp Season . . . FEBRUARY started out right with the wonderful Ditch Day . . . many holidays this month . . . the Girls' League putting on fine Valentine Dance . . . the 9th and IOth of MARCH brought the fine Hi-Jinx and guest stars . . . Easter vacation early this year . . , followed by Junior-Senior Dance . . . all ASB candidates campaigning very hard in APRIL . . . finally election returns showed four capable olticers were elected . , . Senior Play, Our Miss Brooks . . . The Beauty Queen was revealed at the Spring Prom in MAY . . . finally Senior Weelc . . . what there was ot it . . . then the first ot JUNE found the seniors marching down the auditorium aisles to Pomp and Circumstance ! l l ! !l - ,X . si X ADMINISTRATION CORGNADCD HIGH SCHOCDI. ...Ms . ... .... ..-.....w-g MR. SEAMAN, the princi- pal ot Coronado High School, is the direct over-seer of all curricular and extra- curricular activities of the school. His fine school spirit and sincere help to all stur- dents have helped to make t95O-5l a real pleasure for all those who have worlced with him. MR. SCHAEFFER, the su- perintendent of the schools, is our behind-the-scenes di- rector ot all administrative activities. Without his able assistance, splendid judge- ment, and wholehearted co- operation, the school could not function. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education ...to you, the main authori- ty in our school system, we extend our gratitude for your aid during the year . . . I Left to right: Norman Rudd, Alan Laing, Captain 0 0 A. J. Gray, Corrine Carle. if 1' OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Hallberg, Mrs, Newman, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Bush, Mrs, Hallberg and Mrs Newman all very etticient in their offices . . . lreeping files in order and records . . . a greiat ioart of the school system . . . Mrs. S. Shalzr Miss L. Wilhelm Mrs. E. Huser FACULTY ,Vw Mr. P. N. Shaier i Mr. Bunker 1-.Mm ......-mfr Mr. W. Proctdr Wh! N if Miss Whitaker Mr, Burgg Miss M. Carrara Mr. M. A. Notting Mr. J. Clark Bruce Mr. P. L. Hennebi FACULTY Mr. Durland Mr. A. Alcaraz Mr. H. E. Niedermeyer Mr. B. M. Lewis Mr. B. D. Shoemaker LL Mrs. N. Hanks f 'E - Miss J. McSheey Mr. C. R. Yeager Mr. L. , Q 'x ff XZ I . - , A, . . H I 'rg' . ,., . - , Mrs. A. Love 3 I MQ. W,2g.1'oa3i9 L- Mrs. L. Campbell 41 - -5 W px . 1 w .N 1 -411 ' 'L ' f 4' ' X -rw., , xl V. A ' ' 4 Y '7 Y -Q 3, rr ,WX , . . . p .1 . . fi N sf' 1 fs. VQ: df . -. ' X3 'Qi' 'E fl 'N f-QL? xx . s' -,. F,-M L in r-.. ' . ,- - STUDENT ADMI-NISTRATION -nga WVU? kw1 fX.b.D. LJH'IL,bKb George Benson, Margot Ketcham, Darlee Kracht, Pike Meade, Prexy Pilce, Vice Prexy Gorgeous George, Secretary Margot and Treas- urer Darlee . . . this year's A.S.B. of- ficersrall doing a fine iolo . . . much , work accomplished every day fifth X 8' . period . . . Meade worrying about x A.S.B. affairs, Benson arranging as- D V' ' semblies, Margot talcing notes and ts-1 Darlee always running up to the , Pilre Bank - - - Mr. Shaler. adviser A.S.B. OFFICE STAFF ,,,. Left io right: D. Kracht, J. Edulen, Mrs. Love, J. Drl.co, The A.S.B, office staff headed by Darlee , . . doing wonderful work collecting at games, plays, dances . .. can always be depended upon . . . Elaine . . .Joanne . . .Joan ...and their adviser, Mrs, Love . . . Darlee Mls- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES Here is the Executive ii Committee, or Ex-Com, as it is lcnown to us all . . . our Student Government . . . res sponsible tor the S p ri n g Prom . . . Front row: Mr. Shaler. adviser, M, Ketcham. P. Fife, N, Lidstone, D. Kracht. J. Rohrbough. Second row: G. Benson, W. Bowne, B. Parsons, R. Grimaud, G. Chaney, T. Braddock. Xxx.. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET During the past year the Girls' League has achieved its main purpose in perpetu- ating the SIOO scholarship . . . sponsoring the Twirp Season assembly . . . the Mothers and Daughters Tea . . . these activities will al- ways continue to be a part of CHS. Frou! row: Margot Mowatt. Jean Greenlee, Nancy Lidstone, Ann Fullinwider, Ann Smith. Second row: Mary Carlin. Mary Ann McCrary, Frances Burcutt, Jane C. Stevens, Georgia Bunlrer, Mary Rogers. BOYS' FEDERATION CABINET The Boys' Federation this year chose Ronnie Grimaud as their prexy. They are a fairly new organization, hav- ing their beginning in '49. Front row: W. Lel-lardy. D. Stel- ter, R. Grimaud. C. Chan. Second row: G. Chaney, W. Bowne, F. Barton, H. Sykes, A. Rodes. A BEACHCOM BER 5 I AH- in Myrna working hard as editor. . . Walter, Peggy and others drawing sketches . . . Jalce and the sports . . . Tobey and Joyce ,M and the ads . . . Mr. Michaels and the X pictures . . . i N ,E Edited by Joanna . . . assisted by Jean, X Ann, Celeste, Gordie and others . , . al! trying to meet the deadlines every other weelc with the help otMr.Shaler, adviser... MYYN5 Joanna lSl.ANDER STAFF Front row: C. Walkup, K. Kurtz, M. Carlin, C. Sooy, M, Zamudio, J. Rohrbough, Second row: A. Fullinwider. G. Dudley, Mr. Shaler, adviser, J. Greenlee. Clarence Cecil Lefi fo right: Cecil, Homer, Clarence. l Homer eff These men working harder than anyone else . . . Clarence . c . Joe . . . Cecil . . . Homer, who left in the middle of the year to join the service and Tom taking his place Wufif , wfMf2,iWwS'Qf 2 Sf 3,w1j,,fff,jjj fyfffylxl' M CLASSES 'nik S5 . E X YQ Ba Dear Mr. Seaman: After recently completing a tour around the world, I ran acros's a number of students who were in the graduating class of I95I, and I thought perhaps you would be interested. I left from New York on an atomic rocket for Europe, which was driven by Mildred Nev- itt, who has recently set a world record of 7 minutes, SV4 seconds. Margaret Timmerman came close with 7 minutes, 6 seconds'. I arrived at the Rhodes Airport and ran into Mary Lou Zamudio, who is now the Duchess of Clermont-Ferrand, on her way to attend one of Ann Grevemyer's balls. Ann is the head of the society circle in Dnieperketrovsh, Russia. While passing through Paris, I entered the Pariee Nightclub, only to be greeted by Noel Adkins who owns twenty-five such joints Ipard on me, I mean nightclubsl all over Europe. Fea- tured at the Pariee, were Copsey and Harmon, dance team, that has taken Paris by storm. Seated at a table across from mine was Clarence Davy, multi-millionaire playboy with his lat- est fiancee, Mary Jo Turner, now star of Glynn and Pound motion pictures in Funfkirchun, Hungary. After hearing Madame Bethrushka Banoski, the former Marguerite Zamudio, who IS with the Wheeler Opera Company, which I visited while in Bagdad, sing an aria from the lat- est opera by Pike Meade, now rated as the greatest classical composer of all times, I started on my way again. I ran into Carol Isaacson in Ludwigshafer, Germany, former professor of Rossi College, who was working on the Kohne Theory. In Civilaneccoloxion, Italy, I found Al- ice Garcia's beauty shop. She has made a name for herself by her research on new shades for your hair. Pat McLain was there. She is now a platinum blond. While passing through Lausanne, Switzerland, I spent a night at Suter's skiing camp where I found Dorothea, the champion skiier of Switzerland. In Johannesburgh, South Africa, I got a copy of Nancy Renner's latest book, A Main Was the Cause of It AIl. Julie Kivlen assisted her with examples. Here my luggage was stolen and when I went to report it I found Ronald Grimaud, Chief Jailer. Because my time was limited. I had to leave without it, but Ronald had promised to see Celeste Walkup, who was married to the dictator over Johannesburg. Tuppy Arndt boarded the rocket at Ubangi- shari on her way back to the States to obtain her fifth divorce so she could marry Spencer Butts, one-time notorious gangster in South America. He had recently been divorced from Thea Spencer, the torch singer. Journeying up through Egypt, I ran into Dody Weeks, famous genealogist, who had just found the tomb of Ganda-Lado-Rumbles. While in Wadi Halfa, I found a burlesque show owned by Ann Tobelman and Wanda Huffman. Star billing was given to Dizzi Zur- rriuehlen and her famous bubble dance. Also featured were Gordon Lamb, Mickey Moret and Collin Chan as the Melodious Morons. In Miritson, I found Mickey Weir working on a new canal.. Barbara Briggs was also around, Mickey informed me, looking for a new type of flea for her flea circus, but I didn't have time to wait for her to come back from the desert and I left for China. In Shasi I ran into Paulette Reame and Elaine Kracht, now studying Foo Manchoo's prophecies, and they told me that David Caywood and Marvin Scott, now both brilliant scientists, were in the Pen-tin-toe mountains working on a synchronized ectoplasmic sonstituent. I tried to hire a donkey from Dawayne Kracht and Art Carson who own a don- key ranch, to get to their tower but they had hired out their last seven to Rode's Rowdies band who were going into the mountains to practice AIIen's latest composition, Foogie to Clare Duloogie. Renfro Hoskins and Jane Francis are attempting to write lyrics to it. In Wadayama, Japan, in Heckard's Rice Store, I ran into Carol Crawford, now Mrs. Bob Combs, both noted for their missionary work on Menemitorichima Island. She told me that Teb Braddock left a position as head of Lewis Medical Institute when Emily Cornelius jilted him on their wedding day for Millionaire Sonny Varner and had joined her party of mission- aries. Myrna Roberts and Mark Davis are a couple of the more experienced missionaries. While in the Solomon Islands, I found Joan DiLeo and her Troupe. Among them were Charlene Eggers, Mary Carlin, Patty Ashworth, and Carolyn Rogers, who were learning the native dances lor her new show in Atlast, Afghanistanf Nick Reynolds and George Moura were just leaving Poe-Poe Island as l was passing through after an unsuccessful try at civiliz- ing the Purepigest tribe. They were traveling in one of the Chaney-King Luxury Liners. I took a ship from Poe-Poe to South America. During the last half hour before sighting land lit took only IIf4l I discovered Margot Mowatt was captain of the ship and that I was travelin on a new Silverman Liner designed by Jim Niemyer, I also found Jane Rivera, chief soda-lei in the refreshment room. Upon reaching Areguipa, Peru, I entered Buddy Kohl and Johnny EIweII's hat shop and found them surrounded by reporters from SIosser's Fashion Mag- azine, taking pictures of their latest creation, A Flower-a-garden-a-bird.'' This is a creation by two of their apprentices, Darlee Kracht and Jo Rubins. i I found the Oswald Monument in Sudo-Fleipse, erected in memory of his undying as- sistance in building the Tarbuck Bridge from Fizagpatam, Colombia, to Sancti Spiritus, Cu- ba. Jackie Miller was chief engineer on this job. Jane Hinkle and Gean Griesy were the first to drive across it in their Kurtzmobile, designed by Katherine and Pat Roswall. From here I returned to the States, dropping in to see Amelia Rameriz, now Mrs, Stan- Iey, in Lidstone, Oklahoma. She has been successfully married these last twenty years and has seven beautiful children. I met Marion McKechnie and Chandra Sooy as I came out the door. They said that they were doing fine with their hotel chain. I must close for now as I'm leaving soon for Iceland where I've heard Marianne Soder- berry islexperimenting on Hot Houses. Joanna Rohrbough has her own newspaper there, too. It's rated as the best since The Islander. , Sincerely yours, r...... i iovl A I95l Graduate 'SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dick Tarback VICE-PRESIDENT Guy Chaney MARGARET TIMMERMAN - Senior class secretary, Junior class treasurer, Sophomore class nomi- nating committee, GAA, Spanish Club, French Club, Spotlighters, Girls' League Cabinet, Booster Club vice-president, Hi-Jinx '49, '5I: Carnival '48, Song Leader '49, Sl: Senior Cabinet. GUY CHANEY-Senior class vice-president, Senior Hi-Y, Chap- lain: Forum Club, president: Hi- Jinx '50, '5I, Track, Football, Cinco Centavos Mas, Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Senior play pub- Iicit manager, Boys' Chorus, Hon- or Society '50, Interclass track, Ex-Committee. SECRETARY Margaret Timmerman MYRNA ROBERTS - S e n i o r class treasurer: GAA Tennis man- ager, Spanish Club vice-president. French Club, Beachcomber busi- ness manager '50, Beachcomber editor '5I Cole i Club Inter Tri Hi-Y, Senior T2-Hi-Y vice-presi- dent, But Fair Tomorrow, Spot- lighters, Sponsors, Girls' League Cabinet, Booster Club, A Cap- pella Choir, lslandettes, CSF '48. 50: Honor 'Society '48, '49, 50. SI: Graduation Committee, Grad- uation usherette, Girls' Chorus, Hi- .Iinx '49, '5I: Carnival '48. RICHARD TARBUCK-Senic class president, Ex-Committei Senior Hi-Y, treas.: Varsity foo' ball, co-champs: Bee football, Ce basketball, Swimming, capt.: lnte class softball, Interclass track, Lei termen's club, CSF '48, Honor Sc ciety '48, '49, '50, '5I: CASC Representative, Pan A m e r i c a Club, Booster Club, Freshma Orientation, Hi-Jinx '49, 50: Cai nival '48, Rally Chairman, Inter class swimming, Graduation Com mittee, Senior Cabinet. TR EASU RER Myrna Roberts Noel Adkins Spanish Club, C Basketball, Bee Football, Bee Track, B e e' ' Basketball, Letterman's Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis, French Club, Hi-Jinx, Hon- or Society, C.S.F., C.A.S.C. Rep- resentative, Forum Club, lslander Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll, lnterclass Softball, lnterclass Track, Carnival. Sylvia Arndt Entered in l950, Booster Club, Assistant Editor of Girls' League Gazette. Frank Barton lslander Hi-Y President, Pan American Club, Freshman Class President, Ex. Com., lnterclass Softball, Projectioners, Carnival, Honorable Mention All Metro, Sophomore Class President. Hi- Jinx, Wrestling, Jr. Class' Vice- President, Varsity Track, Coronado 20-30 Youth Talent Show-first place, Senior Hi-Y, Jr. Class Cabi- net, Letterman's Club, Bee Line Coach, Boy of the Month, But Fair Tomorrow, Program Chair- man, Sr. Class Cabinet. Dawn Benson Art Club, C.S.F. '47-'5I, Forum Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, lslandettes, Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club. Teb Braddock B Football, B Basketball, 'B Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis, lslander Hi-Y, Hi-Jinx, lnterclass Track, ln- terclass Softball, Senior Commit- tee. Athletic Club. Letterman's Club, Carnival. Spencer Butts Entered in '50. Patricia Carroll Spotlighters, G.A.A., Art Club Pan American Club, Honor So- ciety, C.S.F., Chorus, Colegi Club Barbara Jean Allen Spotlighters, G.A.A., Fre n ch Club, Spanish Club, Sponsor's Treasurer, Girls' League Gazette. Pan A m e r i c a n Club, Chorus. Booster Club, lnter Tri-Y, Carnival, Hi-Jinx, Graduation Decoration Committee. Patty Ashworth Pan American Club, lnter Tri Hi- Y, G.A.A., Spotlighters, Beach- comber salesman, Graduation Ush- erette, But Fair Tomorrow, French Club, Honor Society, Miss Beachcomber Candidate, Hi-Jinx. Peggy Barton Spanish Club, French Club, Booster Club. Sponsors, Art Club. G.A.A., Girls' League Gazette, ls- lander, Girls' Chorus, Cinco Cen- tavos Mas, Hi-Jinx '49 and '50, Frosh Secretary. Soph Secretary, Junior Ring Committee, Gradua- tion D e c ora tio n Committee, Christmas Play, Thanksgiving Play. Junior-Senior Dance Committee, Spotlighters, Beachcomber sales- man, Jr. Secretary. George Benson Jr. Class Cabinet, Boys' Fede- ration Cabinet, Boy of the Month, lslander Hi-Y, Chaplain, Sr. Hi-Y, Boys' Chorus, Letterman's Club, Hi-Jinx, Carnival, Band Vice-Pres.. Honor Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Tennis. Barbara Briggs G.A.A., Colegi Club, Band, C.- S.F. '47-'5I, Honor Society, Forum Club, Senior Tri Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Cinco Centavos Mas, Hi- Jinx, Carnival, S.C. Band Festival. West. Band Revue, Badminton Mixed Doubles. Mary Carlin G.A.A., Library Club, Booster Club, Radio Club, Colegi Club, Pan American Club, Girls' League Gazette, lslander Staff, Carnival, Hi-Jinx, C.A.S.C., Honor Society. Quill and Scroll Pres., Sponsors Pres., Girls' League Cabinet. Chorus, Flower Show Committee. Fashion Show, Graduation Deco- rating Committee, Art Club, Spot- lighters. Art Carson French Club, Forum Club, Span- ish Club, Honor Society. C.S.F. San Diego State Speech Contest David Caywood C Track, C Football, B Football. B Track, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Wrestler, Interclass Track. Bob Combs Entered in '50, French Club. But Fair Tomorrow. Emily Cornelius Spotlighters. Pan Am erica n Club, G.A.A., Inter Tri Hi-Y Sec- retary, Thespians. Booster Club, Hi-Jinx, French Club, Carnival, Honor Society, Sponsors, Chorus, Jr.-Sr. Dance Committee, Colegi Club. Hi-Debber Board. Jeanne Curcio Head Cheerleader, Maiorette, Sponsors, Thespians, Spotlighters, G.A.A., French Club, Library Club, Booster Club, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Hi-Jinx, But Fair Tomorrow, Stardust Clarence Davy French Club, Radio Club, Cee Football, Bee Football, B Basketball, Wrestling, Letter- man's Club. Dee Basketball, Pan American Club. Charlene Eggers Majorette, Spotlighters, Thespi- ans, Honor Society, G.A.A., Span- ish Club, Girls' Choir, G.A.A. Cabinet, Vice-President of Pan American Club, Booster Club, Stu- dent Director But Fair Tomor- row, Library Club, Hi-Jinx, Carni- val, Angelica, lnc.. Out of the Frying Pan. Feet of Madonna. Baseball Carnival, Ticket Seller, Colegi Club, G.A.A. All-Star, All- Western Band Festival, Sr. Tri-Y, Television Show. ' John Elwell Varsity Football, All-Metro Cen- ter. Wrestling, Capt. of Wrest- ling, B Football, Varsity Track, President of Letterman's Club, President of Islander Hi-Y, Pres. and Vice-Pres. of Band, Vice-Pres. of Boys' Federation, Hi-Jinx. Collin Chan Hi-Jinx. Cee and Dee Basket- ball, Carnival, Islander Hi-Y, Sen- ior Hi-Y, Honor Society. Boys' Federation Secretary. Joyce Copsey Spanish Club, French Club. Pro- iectionists, Sr. Tri Hi-Y, Mello- ettes. Capt. of lslandettes, Honor Society, G.A.A., Hi-Jinx, Christ- mas Float, Booster Club, Usher- ette for Graduation, Assistant Stu- dent Director of But Fair Tomor- row, Television Show, Girl of the Month, Spotlighters, Chorus, Thes- pian, Beachcomber acl staff and salesman, A Cappella Choir. Carol Crawford- Entered '49, G.A.A., Spanish Club. Mark Davis Lettered Bee Football. Basket- ball, second string All-Metro, Bee Track, Interclass Softball and Track, Varsity Football. Cap- tain Sr. Year, Varsity Basketball, Three Years All-Metro, Two Years Individual Scoring Leader, Most Valuable Player, Varsity Tennis, ls- lander Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Pan American Club, Hi-Jinx, Jr.-Sr. Dance Committee, Jr. Class Cabinet, Carnival. Joan DiLeo A.S.B. Bookkeeper, Ticket Col- lector, Chorus, A Cappella Choir. Girls' Glee Club, Honor Society. Bonnie Elvidge Jane Francis Treasurer, Vice-President, Presi- dent of Inter-Tri Hi-Yg Spanish Club, C.S.F., G.A.A. Cabinet, Co- legi Club, Honor Society. Spot- lighters. Booster Club, Sr. Tri Hi- Y Sergeant at Arms, Hi-Jinx Stu- dent Director, Year Boolr, Girls' Glee Club, Carnival, Sr. Play. Alice Garcia Ann Grevemyer Library Club, Spotlighters, Vice- Pres. of Art Club, Angelica, lnc.,' Spanish Club, Hi-Jinx, Vice-Pres. at Thespians, C.A.S.C., French Club, Forum Club, Out of the Frying Pan, But Fair Tomorrow, Girls' State Representative, Sec. Sr. Tri Hi-Y. Make-up Chairman of But Fair Tomorrow, Pres. Spot- lighters, Grad. Usherette. Ronald Grimaud Honor Society, Islander Hi-Y, Pres. Boys' Federation, Varsity Football, Honorable Mention, Var- sity Basketball, Sr. Hi-Y, Athletic Board ot Control, Letterman's Club, Wrestling, Stage Crew, Hi- Jinx, Carnival. Dick Heckard Student Body Treas., A.S.B. Au- ditor, Executive Committee, C.A.- S.C., Delegate to Calif. Model Legislature, C.S.F., Honor Society, Varsity Cross-Country, Interclass Track, Cee Track, Bee Track. Varsity Track, Hi-Jinx, Glee Club. A Cappella Choir, Forum Club. Spanish Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Cinco Centavos Mas, Letterman's Club. Rentro Hoskins Varsity Football, Stage Man- ager, Letterman's Club, Boys' Chorus, Hi-Jinx, Wrestling, Carol Isaacson Girls' Chorus, Booster Club. Julie Kivlen Art Club, Treas. G.A.A., French Club, Chorus. Booster Club, Hi- Jinx, Spanish Club, Miss School Spirit. lslandettes, Library Club. Islander, A Cappella Choir, Grad- uation Decoration Committee. Christmas Float, Girls' League Gazette, Junior-Senior Dance Committee. Peter Glynn Letterman's Club, Stage Crew, Band, Spanish Club, Proiectionist, Carnival, l-li-Jinx, Cee Football, B Football, Wrestling, Dec Basketball, Cee Track, 'B Track, All-Metro C Shot, lnter- class Track, lslancler Hi-Y. Gean Griesy G.A.A., Library Club, Booster Club, lslandettes, Carnival, Girls' Chorus, Hi-Jinx, Spotlighters, Lloyd Harmon Honor Society, Dee Basket- ball. Cee Basketball, Bee Bas- ketball, Dirty Shirt Basketball. Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms, -Letterman's Club Sergeant-ab Arms, Sr. Hi-Y, Carnival, lnterclass Softball. Jane Hinkle G.A.A. Secretary and Cabinet, Colegi Club, French Club, Library Club, Girls' Chorus, Sr. Tri-Y Treas., Treas, Girls' League Cabi- net, Sponsors, Graduation Usher- ette. Wanda Huffman Cheerleader, Sr. Tri-Y. Spotlight- ers, G.A.A. Sec.. Pres, All-Star: Girls' League Cabinet, Sponsors. Colegi Club. Pan American Club. Booster Club, Beachcomber Staff, Art Club, Library Club Sec. Si Vice-Pres. John Archibald King, Jr. Entered '49, Varsity Football, All-Metro, Wrestling, Swimming, Letterman's Club. Stage Crew, Hi- Y, Booster Club, A Cappella Choir, Beachcomber Staff, lnter- class' Softball. Junior-Senior Dance Committee. Buddy Kohl Cee Football, Bee Football. Varsity Football, Letterman's Club, Bee Basketball, lnterclass Soft- ball. Jack Kohne Honor Society. Cee Track, Wrestling, Varsity Tennis, Radio Club, Board of Athletic Control. Dawayne Kracht Bee Football, lnterclass Sott- ball, C Basketball, Track Man- ager, Hi-Jinx, Carnival. ' Kathryn Kurtz Spanish Club, Library Club, Quill and Scroll, lslander Statt, G.A.A., Colegi Club, Art Club, Carnival, Hi-Jinx, Christmas Float. Clark E. Lewis Cee Football, Dee Basket- ball, Carnival, lnterclass Softball, Track, Bee Football, C.A.S.C. Delegate. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, C.S.F., Honor Society, Senior Hi-Y, C.S.F. Delegate, American Chemistry Society Scholarship Competitor. Marion McKechnie Art Club. Secretary ot Booster Club, C.S.F.. Honor S o c ie t y , Graduation Usherette, B e a u t y Court, Girls' League Gazette, Hi- rfll. Pat McLain Spanish Club, Glee Club. Girls Chorus, French Club, Libra rx Club. G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Melloettes, Radio Club. Booster glub, lslandettes, Hi-Jinx, Sr. Tr i-Y. Carl Moret Bee Football, Spanish Club Varsity Basketball, Cross Country Hi-Jinx, Wrestling, Forum Club, Honor Society. Amit, ' Q Darlee Kracht Inter-Tri Hi-Y, Band, Usherette for Graduation, Treasurer of A.S.- B., Honor Society, C.S.F.. Spanish Club, Cinco Centavos Mas, Girls' Chorus, A.S.B. Cashier and Ticket Collector, Carnival. Hi-Jinx, Sr. Tri Hi-Y, Girl of the Month. Elaine Kracht Band, Library Club, A.S.B. Book- keeper. Cashier and Ticket Col' Iector: Girls' Chorus, Spotlighters. Gordon Lamb Pan American Club, Inter Hi-Y, Cee Track, Cee Football, Bee Football, Wrestling, Boys' Federation Cabinet, Proiectionists, Forum Club, Radio Club, Letter- man's Club, Senior Hi-Y, Varsity Football. Nancy Lidstone Entered in '49, But Fair Tomor- row, Girls' League Cabinet and President. French Club. Sponsors. Beauty Court, Graduation Usher- ette, Girl of the Month, Honor Society, Hi-Jinx Producer. Pike Meade Senior Class President. A.S.B. President, Bee Basketball, Var- sity Basketball. Varsity Tennis, Spanish Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Inter Hi-Y, Letterman's Club. Ex-Com. Fresh- man Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, Hi-Jinx. Jackie Miller Booster Club, Library Club, Pan American Club, French Club. G.- A.A., Spotlighters, Art Club, Co- legi Club, Hi-Jinx, Carnival, Chor- us, Glee Club, Honor Society. George Moura, Jr. Cee Football Capt., Ceo Track, B Football, Boys' Chorus, Stage Crew, Bee Track, Radio Club, Art Club, l.etterlnan's Club, Hi-Jinx, A Cappella Choir. Margot Mowatt Entered in '49, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Girls' League Cabi- net, Booster Club. Mildred Nevitt Entered in '50, Girls' Chorus. Gene Pound Stage Crew, B Football, B Traclr, Cee Football, B Baslret- ball, Dee Basketball, Sr. Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Chorus, Hi-Jinx. Paulette Reame G.A.A., Booste r Club. Pan American Club, French Club, Hi- Jinx, Carnival, Library Club, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir. Niclr Reynolds Entered in '5l. Jane Rivera French Club, Girls' League Cabinet, Jr. Class Cabinet, Spon- sors, Beauty Court. Red Cross Rep., Booster Club, Miss Beach- comber Candidate. Carolyn Joyce Rogers Maiorette, Spanish Club Treas- urer, Spotlighters, Inter Tri Hi-Y, Libraiy Club Secretary, But Fair Tomorrow, Christmas Play, Hi- Jinx, Honor Society. All-Western Band Review, S.C. Band Festival, Television Show, Booster Club, Baseball Carnival, Jim Niemeyer Varsity Traclc, lnterclass Track, lnterclass Baseball, Varsity Foot- ball, Boys' Chorus, 'Hi-Y, Honor Society. Entered '4'-7. Robert Oswald Spanish Club, Radio Club, Honor Society, Bee Football, Wrestling Manager, Varsity Foot- ball. Amelia Ramirez Entered '50. Nancy Renner Library Club, Ticlret Collector. Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir. Girls! Glee Club. , Herbert Rhodes Three Star Thespian, French Club, Varsity Swimming. Varsity Football, B Football. Carnival. Hi-Jinx, lnterclass Swimming, Let- terrnan's Club, Treasurer of Spot- lighters. Stage Manager, Booster Club, lnterclass Traclr, lnterclass Softball. Sr. l-li-Y. Allen Rodes B Traclr, B Football. Varsity Football, Letterman's Club Presi- dent, Social Chairman Boys' Fed- eration, Chairman Athletic Board of Control, Honorable Mention All-Metro, lnterclass Softball, Hi- Jinx, Co-Chairman of Green and White Day, Booster Club, Ex-Com, C.S.F., Honor Society. lnterclass Traclr, Wrestling, Carnival, Joanna Rohrbough Forum Club, Sr. Tri Hi-Y, Island- er Editor, Ex-Com, Hi-Jinx Pub- licity, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. Spotlighters. Girls' Chorus, Beachcomber Staff, C.S.F.. C.A.- S.C., Cinco Centavos Mas. Michael Rossi Entered in '5O. Jo Rubins French Club, G.A.A., Chorus, Entered '48, Art Club, Spot- lighters. Jerry Silverman President of C.S.F., Honor So- ciety, Varsity Football, Most Valu- able Lineman, First Team All- Metro, Secretary of Letterman's Club, Wrestling, Hi-Jinx, Quill and Scroll, lslander Reporter, Sr. Hi-Y. Marianne Soderberry Carnival, Library Club, Secre- tary of Spanish Club, Secretary of lnter Tri Hi-Y, French Club, Sr. Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., Colegi Club. Miss School Spirit, Girls' League Cabinet, lslandettes, C.S.F., Hon- or Society. Sec.-Treas. of C.S.F., G.A.A. .Al I- S t a r, Graduation Usherette, Political Forum Club, Beachcomber Staff. Thea Spencer Entered in '48, Sr. Tri Hi-Y, For- um Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, President of Library Club, Hi-Jinx, Art Club, Spotlighters, Pan American Club, G.A.A,, Thes- pians. Dorothea Suter Head Malorette. President of Spanish Club, Vice-President of Library Club. G.A.A. All-Star, Baseball Manager, G.A.A. Cabi- net, All-Western Band Review, Hi- Jinx, Television Show, Booster Club. Colegi Club. Band, Band Festival, Band and Chorus Con- cert, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Chorus Festival, Mello- ettes, Spotlighters, Cinco Cen- tavcs Mas Secretary. Sr. Tri Hi-Y. Ann Tobelman G.A.A., Girls' League Cabinet, lnter Tri Hi-Y Treasurer, Spanish Club, Forum Club. Honor Society. Spotlighters, S p o n s o r s . Beach- comber Business Manager and Salesman, French Club President, Colegi Club, G.A.A. All-Star, Hi- Jinx, Miss Beachcomber Candi- date, Graduation Usherette. Car- nival, Jr.-Sr. Dance Committee. Fashion Show, Pat Roswall Spotlighters, Girls' League Ga- zette, G.A.A., Booster Club, Li- brary Club, Chorus, Art Club, Hi- Jinx, Carnival, Marvin Scott Spotlighters, Projectionists, Spanish Club, Cee Basketball, Varsity Tennis, Honor Society. June Slosser Pompon Girl, Spanish Club. Ra- dio Club, President ot Booster Club, Girls' Chorus. A Cappella Choir, Melloettes, Hi-Jinx, Miss Beachcomber Candidate. G.A.A. Chandra Sooy Islander News Editor and Re- porter, Sponsors Vice-Pres., Art Club Sec. and Vice-Pres., G.A.A., Spotlighters, Quill and Scroll. Hi- Jinx, Booster Club, Graduation Decorations Committee. Chades F. Stanley B Football, B Basketball, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Traclr, Radio Club, Spanish Club, Forum Club, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Letterman's Club, Hi-Jinx, Student Body Auditor. Ann Taylor Entered '48'and '50, French Club. Art Club, Spotlighters, Hon- or Society, lnter Tri Hi-Y, Art Editor, G.A.A. Mary Jo Turner Entered '50, Forum Club, Boost- er Club, Islandettes, C.S.F., Span- ish Club, Cinco Centavos Mas. Spotlighters. S Cabinet. C.A.S.C. Represen- tative, Letterman's Club, Honor Society. Swimming Team, Spanish Club Carnival, Hi-Jinx, lnterclass S oftb a I I , lnterclass Swimming, Booster Club, Varsity Football, Honorable Mention All-Star, B Football, B Basketball, lnterclass Pan American Club, French Club Booster Club, G.A.A.. Girls' Chorus, Inter Tri Hi-Y, Carnival, Hrlinx, Honor Society, Pompon Girl Miss Beachcomber Candi- date Jr.-Sr. Dance Committee. Graduation Usherette. Varsity Track, Spanish Club. Roy lSonnyl Varner Dolores Weeks Don Wheeler Celeste Walkup 'Star Dust. Spotlighters, 'lhes- plans, Head Songleader, Islander Feature Editor, Art Club Presi- dent, President and Vice-President ot Inter Tri Hi-Y, Sr. Tri Hi-Y President, Girls' League Cabinet, Vice-President ot Booster Club. Vice-President ot Sponsors, Beauty Court, Girls' League Gazette Edi- tor. Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll. Graduation Usherette, Graduation Decoration Committee, Fashion Show, Beauty Court Executive Committee, Hi-Jinx, G.A.A., Art Exhibit Hostess, Pep Assembly Chairman. Girl ot the Month, Stage Design for Hi-Jinx. 'Mickey Weir Entered '49, French Club. Booster Club, Library Club, Art Club, G.A.A., Hi-Jinx, Christmas Float, Pep Assembly. Marguerite Zarnudio Library Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Cabinet. Booster Club, Islander Statt, Quill and Scroll, Colegi Club. Dale Zurmuehlen Mary Louise Zamudio Sec.-Treas. ot Library Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Jinx, G.- A.A., Christmas Play. G.A.A.. Colegi Club, Spanish Club, French Club President, Spot- lighters, Beachcomber Staff, Hi- Jinx. But Fair Tomorrow, Jr. Class Committee. SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Noel Adkins, will the hope ot a Brave New World to all incoming seniors in the dream that they will seek to better under- stand their tellow man. l, Barbara Allen, will my ability to get Admiral's sons-they're the worst-to Esther Lawson. l, Tuppy Arndt, will my weskets and skirts to Midge Corbin. l, Patty Ashworth, will to Anna Mae Lam- berton my ability to keep silent. I, Frank C. Barton, will my seat in the senior section to Alan Bennett and the water on Yny knees to Don Knight. I, Peggy Barton, will my ability to under- stand Spanish to Nancy Benedict and my seat in Chemistry to the lucky girl who gets it next year. I, Dawn Benson, will my physics workbook to Mickey Compton. l, George Benson, will my hot V-8 motor to Margot's Buick. l, Teb Braddock, will my ability to conceal lrlyh fouls in basketball to Denny foul 'em' s . I, Barbara Briggs, will my talkativeness to Jere Ferguson, so she can continue to uphold my tradition ot bothering all the teachers. I, Slug Butts, hereby bequeath my-svelte figure to Roy Burge. I, Mary Carlin, will GirIie's Point to the Natural 7, Toastites and Tommy. May they keep things rolling. I, 'Patsy Carroll, will to Charlon whatever she wants-which is probably a millionaire. I, Art Carson, will my latest photograph of Joseph Stalin to anyone who might appreciate it. l, Collin Chan, will my initials C.C. to Charlon Carroll. I, Guy Chaney, will my torrid diary to Uncle Roy-may his psychoanalysis rest in peace. I, Joyce Copsey, will my ability to type out tests tor Mr. Davis to anyone who gets stuck in his study hall. l, Emily Cornelius, will my ability to hand out detention slips 5th period to the girls in the otlice next year. I, Carol Crawford, will my expressive eyes to some mousy individual. SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Jeanne Curcio, will my position as Queen Rabbit to Jere Ferguson. I, Joan DiLeo, will my ability to keep quiet in chorus to my sister, Shirley. I, Clarence Davy, will my draft card to any- one who wants it. l, Charlene Eggers, will my ability to strut to next year's head majorette, Jackie Latham. l, Jane Francis, will my crutches to Swede Grimaud. I, Ann Grevemeyer, will my ability to stick to one man to Sandra Rutherford. I, Gean Griesy, will to the Toastites all the fun the Theta Betas have had this year. I, Ronald Grimaud, will my I-A draft board classification to my littIe brother, Swede. I, Lloyd Harmon, will my chest measure- ment to my sister. I, Dick Heckard, will my well-used campaign slogan to anyone whose name rhymes with Record. I, Jane Hinkle, will my love and affection for Bruce to Jay Dickinson. I, Renfro Hoskins, will-my unblemished sense of moral responsibility to Sandra Rutherford. I, Carol Isaacson, will my marriage license to anyone who needs' it. I, Jake King, will my ability to get along with teachers to the Cribbens. I, Julie Kivlen, will my refined laugh to Jay l'm Bashful Turner. I, Darlee Kracht, will my excellent athletic ability to my brother, Larry. I, Elaine Kracht, will my height to Larry Kracht. I, Katherine Kurtz, will my personality to Gordon Gunboat DudIey. I, Gordon Lamb, will to George Wilfong my sweet, tender and languid manner in R.B.'s class. I, Clarke Lewis, will my secret formula for lubricating my supersonic slip-stick to all who have trouble whipping off Shoey's little short- cuts and pet methods' for simplifying equa- tions. I, Nancy Lidstone, will my blond hair to future peroxide aspirants. I, Marion McKechnie, will my stone face to Pat Flynn. I, Pike Meade, will my ability to evade all known responsibility to next year's Student Body President. I, Pat McLain, will my loving heart' to Hank, with strings attached. I, Jackie Miller, will my enormous height to Margot Ketchum. Q I, Wanda Huffman, will my naturally curly hair to Malcolm lnce. I, George Moura, Jr., will to Shirley Barker all my love and luck. May happiness be with you wherever you may be, 'I, Margot Mowatt, will my profound intelli- gence to Stu Rihg . . . I'd rather DIE first! I, Jim Niemeyer, will the next cat liqui- datedf' in my neighborhood to Mr. Yeager, before Mark buries, it. I, Gene Pound, will my knowledge of con- nections' to the Natural 7. I, Paulette Reame, will my front seat at the drags to Marcia Owens. I, Nancy Renner, will my ability to make noise in class to my brother, Richard. I, Herbert Rhodes, will Mr. SIWOCWYCIKCV mY brother, who is as lazy as I. I, Jane Rivera, will the Green Goose to Mary Rogers, may she keep it running always. I, Allen Rodes, will the hair on my chest to Ann Fullinwider. I, Carolyn Rogers, will my two batons and three years as majorette to Sharon Silard. I, Joanna Rohrbough, will my key to the publications office to anyone who is willing to spend half of his life at the printer's. I, Pat Roswall, will Henry and Henri- etta to Felicia Flynn to welcome back the Green Goose and my living room window view to Jackie Newton. l, Jo Rubins, will the Natural 7 to Mr. ,Seaman and all my good times in C. H. S. to Loki Drake. ' I, Jerry Silverman, will my iersey No. 46 to my brother and my car to Mr, Davis. I, June Slosser, will my ruffled tights to Annie P. I, Marianne Soderberry, will my slumber parties to Jere Ferguson. l, Chan Sooy, will the key to the Cabinet to Don Carpenter McArthur. I, Thea Spencer, will my dark brown hair to Yvonne Fricks. l, Dorothea Suter, will my batons to the future head majorettes at C.H.S. I, Dick Tarbuck, will my blended voice and gold-plated church key to Ward LeHardy. I, Ann Taylor, am keeping everything be- cause I'lI need it where l'm going. I, Ann Tobelman, will my ability to get along with a certain Midshipman to Joy Coffman and Shirley Messelr. I, Mary Jo Turner, will my eternal diets to Reggie Tenny. l, Sonny Varner, will my I93I Dodge and all of the F.O. times in it to Bill Parsons. I, Celeste Walkup, will all my good times and slumber parties in high school to the Toastites. I, Dolores Weeks, will my pompons to any- one who intends to have as much fun as I have had using them. I, Mickey Weir, hereb will my name of Cinderella to Monica Leglair. I, Mary Lou Zamudio, leave Tommy Bryant out of shape and Rebel and Shannon Hey- ward broken-hearted. h l, Marguerite Zamudio, will my nickname Bumps to Sandra Rutherford and to Tom and Perry my 2H pencils. 'A 1 4 4 Y. i V. my pa S. X Z HM Q 'F X if Q.: Q vs lx 1- .4 , ' Q Q3 ,, 3 mmx L' 35 X x S X X M s ,A P ali ' P, ,y wi 51 l 5 2 ,. W ,PHiQgbGwgPe LH? -in .W 5.145 5:2117 5.5 W, Ywvmaq QQ ' ' ,5Eg' ' 1 'LEAK W .4 3 fl V a A , A ' S' Liw'-aww ada A isfirg ,SA ,,k aww ,Ti ,Ya L: ,fy W A . fx A .Au . Sigh R Wm re E L Qgjgggmxxq 3 L4 4 fa VN z 5Rf593N 5M ' fifigfi W ,NXT wowwwwygxi 14 Q ig' uk? f f' nl S .QL-QQ I' VALEDICTORIAN Here is SYLVIA ARNDT, our valedic- torian, who, wherever she goes or what- ever she does, will prove herself worthy of the honor that has been bestowed upon her . . . Dawn Sylvia SALUTATQRIAN . DAWN BENSON, who has climbed to one of the top rungs of the aca- demic ladder to become salutatorian . . . quiet, lrind and efficient , . . 'IQ O ,.'5 Q oss 'O ' P 0 si no 9 . P ' 5 f. Q.. .l 0 '. T . . . I g O 5 gg 0' 0 On.. p ' n. r. 'lk' . . .... U..? U 5 lg.-. . O ,.,l Joanna BOY FIRST CITIZEN PIKE MEADE . . , Boy First Citizen . . . deserving of the honor . . . A.S.B. prexy . . . holding the reins of leader- ship with understanding and patience . . . good luck, Pike . . . C.H.S. is proud of your record . . . GIRL FIRST CITIZEN Girl First Citizen . . . JOANN A ROI-IRBOUGH . . . possesses intelli- gence, initiative, imagination . . . in carrying out her hard work on the Islander . . . our good wishes go with her . . Pike MOST POPULAR GIRL A peppy, pert song-leader for 3 years is CELESTE WALKUP, our popular girl . . . energetic and fun-loving . . . won- derful sense of humor . . . president of Art Club and Sr. Tri-Hi-Y . , . always helpful and willing . . . and smiling . . . Frank Celeste MOST POPULAR BOY FRANK BARTON . . . a fine combi- nation of athlete and good guy . . . well lilced by theentire student body . . . worthy of the honor of being elected popular boy . . . he will always have an important place in the scheme of things' . . . BEAUTY QUEEN Here she is . . , our Beauty Queen . . . MARGARET TIM- MERMAN . . 1 proudly we present her . a lovely gal who carries her beauty with poise and a sense of humor . . , accept our congratulations . . . and best wishes . . . yrs' MAID OF HONOR There is no one absolute beauty. but only examples and varieties of beauty .. .JUNE SLOSSER, our Maid of Honor, symbolizes many other girls, each with a claim for the title . . . BEAUTY COURT .lune Front row: VJ. Slosser, C. Wallrup. Second row: D. Weeks, N. Lidstone, M. Timmerman J Rivera J. Greenlee. Third row: M. McKechnie. J. Lidstone, M. Mowatt. JLJNIORS Front row: S. Ruthertord, A. Sexton, P. Shell, D. Dietric h, E. Carson, N. Benedict, C. Carroll, J. Leeman, J. Clif- lord, P. Bennett. Second row: J. Woodward, J. Foster, B. Muirhead, B. Edwards, J. Ludlow, P. Haase, J. K. Stev- ens, R. Tenny, N, Davenport. Third row: J. Lidstone, S. Barlrer, L. A. Davis, A. Haines, S. Abbott, M. lbay, B. Antonides, D. Vosburgh, M. Hurst, S. Howard, N. Thomas, P. Hathaway. Fourth row: G. Alexander, L. Draper, V. Howe, R. Suter, A. Galvan. Fifth row: P. Sublette, M. A. Harmon, M. Ketcham, J. Cumberledge, A. Fullrnwrder, M. A. MeCrary, M. Rogers. J. Latham, F. Flynn, A. See. . . , Q V . Q 4 , ,. ' . 5 . -, k ' ' ' , fif- .A VA? - Front row: D. Knight, D. MacArthur, D. Chandler, W. Whitmire, P. Flynn, A. Bennett, L. Moss, W. Lel-lardy, W Bowne, D. Atkinson, R. Warliclr, T. Ashworth. Second row: J. Ballentine, S, Heyward, D. Ash, G. Dudley, E Abat, B. Temple, P. Ward, D. Davison, L. Feirgenbutz. Third row: P. Stone. E. Swanson, B. Adams, S. Stubbs, H Sylres, J. Murphy, P. Kelly, G. Edwards, E. Pugh, S. Swett. Fourth row: J. Thach, J. Dlclrinson, G. Wiltong, T Rmanf M lm-D H Pnll,-af-lr I Trfmor P ffarrlnol-nn H Rvnc Fiflh raw: K Gellar D Dreorina. R Fair l Welle OFFICERS '-'- ' it f'-nga--Q ., 5 .QL A 'Al Wggiw M, X f i-.gssgiylig , N s his swirl-Mjgp Harry Pat ' Jr Q1 'J 'if'rf'T- f fwfr if . 4 f ,ij M ,1 D s , X an uf. Af, W O Next year's big wheels many ' ' -- . I promising personalities . . . Harry, all- ' if Ah nh br Metro star . . . Jay , . . Jean and Ann s, . . . . Margot, A.S.B. secretary. smooth- VKX ' ing out dilticulties of Jr.-Sr. Dance . . . 'tiff' 3 A '1-W ' had a little bit of trouble with their x gg rings . . . all straightened out, tho , . . 1 Pi Mrs. Campbell, Adviser Mr. Nottingham. Adviser wr-'Lt is W L. ,111 Nj! '--,- 1 'X , - ,ki , TM We N , ,r 1 4' . 4. if X' Front row: J, Greenlee, H. Sykes, L. Draper. Back row: D. Ash, D. Chandler, W. Bowne, P. Flynn. SOPHOMORES . X- 5 , ,4 . I av First row: D. Fradd, J. Caywood, N. Arnold, P. Broylcs, L. Thomas, E. Lawson, J. Coffman. G. Lindsay, L. Gri- maud. S. DiLeo, G. Dunagan, J. Edelen, N, K. Kohne. Second row: S. Sherman, L. Dralre, E. Carson, P. De- Carre, J. Brett, J. Newton, B. Gleieh, J. Hoskins. Third row: N. Linn, J. Lamb, S. Townsend, M. Johnson, V. Blakely, N. Small, M. McCoIley, J. Chace, S. Messelc, J. Wigclwert, A. M. Lamberton, J. Ferguson, Y. Friclrs, A. Smith. Fourth row: J. Lewis. J. C. Stevens, S. Myers. Fifth row: P. Crowley, P. Morton, Y. Warden, P. Bur- cutt, B. Cleveland, M. Pearce. . First row: D. High, M. Muirhead, G. Antonides, J. Fiorito, B. Barngrovei, S. Ignacio, C. Marvin, B. Clauson, B. Roesner, R. Slweil. Second row: R. Renner, M. Hill, D. Sullivan, D. Driscoll, R. Griffin, T. Jeter, T. Driscoll. Third row: M. O'Connor, R. Byng, R. Stelter, L. Kracht, B. Hermes, P. Ward. Fourth row: P. Marvin, R. Biddlecome, J. Atkinson, C. Rose, L. Jones, K. Coburn, P. Corriere, H. Boynton, R. Elwell, E. Mauro, S. Grimaud. Fifth row: J. Ahearn, R. East. R. LaSalle, B. Parsons, J. Cribben, J. Quijada, B. Ring, W. Cribben, D. Davison, R. Faubel, B. Duncan, S. Edep, J, Wilfong, T. Williamson, B. Berry, M. ,McHugh, T. McClelland, G. Antonides, B. Greenlee, T. I ,,L OFFICERS Bill Parsons leading this line class . . . Roger assist- X 3, ing . . . and Bill Dunean bolli secretary and treasurer ig ui, ... put on line Sadie Hawkins dance . . . track star A x J 'M Joe Qiiarada . . . fosfbsii, swede , , . basketball, ' 'E' ..L1 Q Wee Willie and Larry Kraclwt . . . 5 line up and ' ' .. coming class. will ? 53. 5 1' at if xx B N. I V Miflmfi Mr, Mai-hai-li mm Roger Bill 1-.-wif' 'r 'A K K .fx X.. I L' :xi A 'ii 4 Q V' .Qugguil f ll 7 is ' Sadie Hawkins Dance FRESHMEN Front row: F. Burcutt, B. Hernandez, S. Schoettner, M. Goodale, J. Kirkland, S. Reynoldson, D. LeGault, P. Pay- ton, D, Balao. Second row: A. Smith, D. Todd, D. Miller, C. Mason, K. Spence, S. Silard, D. Elvidge, G. Jackson, R. French. Third row: S, Games, F. Ferguson, P. Pullen, E. Stillman, F. Hinson, C. Lamb, C. Patriclr, B. Entner, S. Cahill, M. Weisgerber. Fourth row: V, Sands, G. Foster, M. Corbin, G. Timmerman, S, Miller, P. Lohman, R. Tul- ly. P. Fife, E. Wright. Front row: R. Vance, R. Zamudio, F. Hornburger, B. Stone, D. Dulce, T. Huen, J. Maclntosh, F. Sublette, P. Rohr bough, T. Carlin, E. Brown. Second row: D. Whitmore, B. Taylor, N. Haines, B. Hopper, D. Howell, C. Koehler J. Calvert, E. Current, M. Galvan, C. Smith, B. Whitteker, D. Corbin, J. Huslrey, B. Cosgrove, B. Finwall, M MacArthur. Third row: G. Cox, C. Ouartley, T. Butler, J. Broadbent, C. Davis, R. Garcia, M. Compton. R n....., u n..,:. 0 PMA D Harwell J, Patriarca. Fourth row: A. Hudsen, T. Morton, J. Ryder, N. French, T The mighty Frosh . . . so cute during initiation . . . putting on big Saints rally with bonfire ancl all . , , cute li'I prexy Pat . . . Midge, the Multitucle in Hi-Jinx . . . not forgetting Putty Tat Tom . . OFFICERS Pat Fife Norman French Sandra Miller Marlene Gooddale Miss Wilhelm, Adviser Miss McSheehY- Advlsf' 'fi Initiation Assemblv ACTIVITIES K CSF RRTEE Front row: L. Moss, D. High, N. Adkins, E. Swanson. J. Silverman. B. Parsons, C. Koehler, P. Hathaway, M. Comp- ton. Second row: C. Lewis,-Pat DeCorre, B. Briggs. J. Lidstone. J. Greenlee, A. Grevemeyer, D. Kracht, J. Di- Leo, P. Haase, R. Hopper, Gary Antonides, Gene Antonides, P. Broyles, N. K. Kohne, J. Foster. A. Fullenwider, M. J. Turner, D. Benson, J. Chase, J. Francis, S. Arndt, R. Tenny, S. DiLeo. P. Carroll. California Scholastic Federation . . . for those with Ns . . Composed of those students who have B's and cannot quite make C.S.F. , , HONORSCCETY Front row: C. Moret, N. Reynolds,.R. Heclrard, T. Willia mson, H. Byng, P. Rohrbough, K. Coburn, B. Barngrover W. Whitacker, C. Smith, M. MacArthur, E. Brown. Second row: G. Howe, M. McCroy, J. Hinlrle, M. Ketchum B. Edwards, J. Jaclrson, J. Rohrbough, E. Cornelius, A. Taylor, P. Ashworth, K. Kurtz, D. Vance. Third row: M. Davis G. Foster, M. Carlin, S. Reynoldson, J. N wton, E, Lawson, A. Smith, J. Hoskins, M. Owens, J. Copsey, D. Weeks N. Lidstone. J. Miller. R. Oswald. Fourth row: LL..Jones, G. Benson, D. Suter, M. Roberts, M, Reedom, D. Todd ' f' D KI C L. - .. r r- . ii xv1..---.l.-. - .... ... .,..., AWVCLUB Johnson, J. Ferguson, J. Lecmlan, , . .-.-o.,, . ,,.,... .. ...I or., 1. -xrvicir, ivi. wen, x.,, waixup, J. DICIK. F Second row G Dunaqon J Hoskins P DeCarre V Blakely P . C : , E . . , . , . , Sublette, B. Edwards. J. Coffman. Third row: E. Hagstrom, F. Furguson, J. Foster, M. Owens, J. Miller, S Townsand, S. Miller. J. Ludlow, P. Barton, P. Roswall, S. Silard, L. Thomas, A. Taylor, J. Clifford, K. Spence, N Benedict, E. Lawson. Led by Celeste Walkup, this industrious club was always making posters . . taking trips to art galleries . . . sketching trips . . . painting scenery tor plays . . just a tew ot its activities this year . . . Library Club consists ot students who volunteer their study hall period to work in the library: gave a wonderful atteregame dance . . . advised by Miss Carrara . . . UBRARY CLUB Finf rowg O, Benson, T. Spencer, C, Eggers, Miss Carrara, B. Elvrogt, J, Larnb, D. Dietrick. Back row: R, Tenny, M. Mowatt, M. Weir, D, Suter, P, Rearne, J. Mrllvr. SR TN HI Y INTER TN HI Y Front row: C. Rogers. W. Huffman, J. Hinlrle, A. Grevemeyer, M. Soderbery, D. Suter. Back row: J. Francis, C. Wallup, M. Roberts, B. Briggs. Led by President Celeste Walkup, this group has done a sweII job on dances and cookie saIes this past year. AIso worked in the library during noon hour . . . Inter-Tri-Hi-Y doing a fine job of sponsoring the badminton tourney . . . won first place in I-Ii-Jinx tor their skit about Gerkins girdles . . . Front row: L. Thomas, E. Lawson, J. Coffman, J. Hoskins, A. Smith, P. DeCarre, V, BlaIceIy. Back row: L. brake 6. Dunagon, S. Myers, F. Iwashita, P, Morton, M. Pearce. Front row: G. Lamb, J. Silverman, F. Barton, L. Harmon, C. Chan. Second row: C. Lewis. M. Marix, N, Reynolds J. King, W. LeHardy, G. Chaney, Third row: J. Dickenson, W. Bowne, S. Edep, A. Carson, Mr, Martinez, N Adkins, H. Rhodes, .l. Thatch, R. Grimaud, G. Benson. Senior Hi-Y is led by Frank Barton with Gordon Lamb and Ronnie Grimaud assisting. So tar this year they have had a swimming meet and helped with many different school activities . . . a group that is always willing to help . . . Led by Ernie Mauro, this group acted as guards at the basketball games this past year. Sponsored by Mr, Lewis . . . t 0 . F' Front row: B. Parsons, J. Fiorito, B. Barngrover, C. Koehler, R. Faubel, J. Atkinson, T. McClelland, J, Wilfong, E Mauro, R. LaSalle, M. Hill, D. Davison. BAND Front row: T. Butler, D. Kracht, J. Elwell. D. Howell E R. Suter, D. Howell. G. Bunker. Second rein: D. Atkinson. R. East, C. Marvin, B. Taylor. B. Berry, D. Howell, J. Dickenson. Third row: B. Marvin, J. Clampitt. B. Briggs, Mr. Henneburg. D. Suter, C. Eggers, C. Rogers, Y. Warden. Mr, Henneburg de- serves much credit tor the wonderful job he has done this year with the band. Both he and the band have shown great school spirit . . . we've all been mighty proud ot them. MAJGRETTES The majorettes dof ing a swell job leading the band. They also greeted many returning ships in San Diego and on North lsland from Korea: they've really done a job that we can all be proud of. ISLANDETTES Front row: J. Caywood. S. Barlccr, S. Schottner K Sp nce J Ksvlen J Copsey A Fullenwnder L. Draper, M. Roberts. J. Greenlee, S. Reynoldson Second row P Sublette M Nevltt S Silard S. Miller, M. Harmon, G. Foster, N. Arnold P McLain Third row S Games M Turner D Benson A. Smith. P. Pullen, J. Edelen, E. Carson, B, Edwards S Howard D Vosburgh M Hurst M Goodale N, Linn, D. Todd. C.l'l.S.'s first drill team . . . oft to a fine start marching through those formations . . . captained loy Joyce Copsey . . . the green and white lens and anklets Start with your left foot! . . . good luclc to you girls next year and in years to come MELLOETTES Pat, Dorothea, Joyce and June . . . all doing a wonderful job with their warbling . . . taking a little jaunt to the Amphib Base for March of Dimes . . . singing in Hi-Jinx . . , Deep Purple . . . Left to right: J. Copsey, P. McLain, D. Suter. J. Slosser. 'S Celeste PQMPON GIRLS Always looking cute as a bug in their darling uniforms . . . Celeste, Timmie, June and Dodie . . . doing a fine job keeping up the spirit at games . . . June Dodie CHEER LEADERS Timmy These girls were always working hard to raise and keep the spirit up at both games and assemblies . . , always tlnere ready to yell were Jeannie, Betty and XXfanda Left to right: W. Huffman, J. Curcio, B. Gleich. , ,LEQW Mx Ly BOOSTER CLUB l l Front row: D, Weeks. J. Copsey. Y. Warden, J, Slosser, M, limmeirnan, P. McLain D. Suter B, Gleich M M Keehnie. Second row: M. Roberts. A. Fullenweider, L. Draper, G. Howe, G. Alexander, JJ Coffman' E 'LawZ son, L. Thomas, J. Ferguson. Third row: J. Greenlee, M. Harmon, Mrs. Hanlrs, A. Smith, C, Wallup, J., Newton H, Rhodes, V. Blalrely, P. Johnson, J. Silverman, J, Brett. L. Harmon, J. King, N. Reynolds. RADIO CLUB 'uhm '4 , , Q Q M 'S,,'.f fnpq ,, gl Q yy ,' 4... h. ', ' i 3' f' ' lt ru? V DK 5' vga R tx 1 , 3 w ' at A ' ,.. fa K ' K , ' X Y , 5 in 1 ,,- .,. - , 4 ,,, s i X -, L5 , rg., , ! V a 4 ig 1 , 3, ,glut bg 'Q Q. A 'Y i , 3? 7 4 ' . ,ti .M A ' Front row: J. Slosser, B. Roesrier. G. Lamb, P. McLain. Second row: 6. Moura, S. Gray, E, Brown, G. Edwards, J. Ahern. T. Bryant. www s .Nags The Booster 1 sponsored all football rallies year . . . sold , corn and peanu the games . . .Q a dance . , . Slosser doing a job as president Coronado's o station, W 6 S E . . . broadcast the world over . under the watcl eyes of Mr. M. QLJILL AND scRoLL 'El in fha-4,,2w SW' Quill and Scroll . . . the International Honor Socrety for Hugh School Journalists . . 'faking in many new members thus year Front row: M. Pearce, F lwashita, Miss Carrarra, S Silard. J. Stoclrfelt. J. Cop sey. Seccmd row: D. High C. Koehler, E. Brown, T Rhodes, J. Silverman, B Ring, F. Barton, S. Swett M. Talbert. Front row: W. Huffman, F. Flynn, J. Rivera, M. Tim merman. M. Carlin, C. Walkup. M. Roberts. J.- Curcio. Back row: J. Lid stone. J. Greenlee. N. Lid stone: Miss McSheehy, Ad viser: A. Tobelman, A. Full enweider, M. Rogers, M Ketcham, E. Cornelius. SPGNSGRS i l The Big Sisters . , . gave a paper bag luncheon in the parlc for the new girls at the beginning of the year . . . and a dinner lor the incoming freshmen girls , . . when a new girl comes in, a Sponsor will welcome her and show her around . , Evaluation of the American Way of Lite and An Objective and Subjective View of Good and Bad are two of the subjects that were discussed by the Forum Club this year . . . the club has achieved its purpose of getting interesting and con- structive views trom the students . . . Mr. Davis, Adviser . . . FORUM CLUB ae... M. We P' FE is fi , . 'iv First row: B. Briggs. V Howe, T. Spencer, A Grevemeyer, A. Tobelman D. Benson, J. Rohrbough Second row: J. Greenlee M. Turner. J. Foster, B. An- tonides, B. Peery, J. Mur phy. Third row: N. Adkins A. Carson, G. Chaney, E Abat, C. Stanley, D. Heclr ard, W. Bowne. J. Silver man, G. Lamb: Mr. Davis Adviser. SPANHSH CLUB Front row: Y. Warden, F. Ferguson, E. Stillman, G. Foster, S. Rey noldson, C. Eggers, P. McLain, D. Suter, D. Atkinson. Second rox R. Suter, S. Townsand. S. Miller, B. Briggs, T. Spencer, F. Iwashita, M. Pearce, J. Miller, M. J. Turner, J. Kivlen, P. Sheil. J. Cotfma E. Lawson, D. Vosburgh, S. Howard. Third row: B. Edwards, B. Muirhead, Y. Fricks, N. Arnold, M. Owens, S. Messek, M. LeCla3 S. Silard, P. Haase, J. Lewis, P. Sublette, T. Rhodes, S. Swett, D. Heckard. N. Benedict, J. Leeman. Third row: Esther Wright, Ma Reedom, A. Haines, T. Parker, G. Antonides, M. Talbert, G. Anto nides, M. Hurst, L. Davis, M. McCrary. P. Broyles: Mr. Alcara adviser. The Spanish Club . . . advised by Mr. Alcaraz . , . putting on an after-game dance . . . also entering a swell act in Hi-Jinx. French Club doing a wonderful job of selling hot dogs at the football games . . . putting on the wonderful Christmas dance . . . Annie T. taking over prexy job after Dizzi leaving for Chicago . FRENCH CLUB Front row: J. Ludlow, J. Miller, M, Soderbery, D. Zuermuehlen, P. Ashworth, F. Cornelius, P. McLain, K. Spence, S. Silard, D. Todd. Haase. J. Stocklelt, M. Pearce, E. Carson, J. Hoskins. S. Sherman, J. Ferguson, A. Smith, M. Timmerman, D. Deitrich. Second row: I Tobelman, P. Crowley, S. Rutherford, G. Dunagan, G. Howe, F. Flynn, P. Sublette, A. Fullenwider. J. Cumberledge. M. Rogers, Foster, L. Thomas, J. Chace, V. Blakely, P. DeCarre, Third row: A, Taylor, D. Weeks, M. Ibay, A. Grevemeyer, N. Lidstone. J. Lathari C. Carroll, M. Harmon, J, Kivlen, M. Weir. P. Morton, B. Gleich, J. Newton, L. Drake, P. Johnson, J. Brett, J. Curcio, M. Roberts. Hinkle, D. Fradd. Third row: A. Haines, D. High, N. Adkins, R. Hopper, J. Maclntosh, K. Coburn, R. Carrington, P. Stuart, B. Comb H. Rhodes, G. Edwards. P. Corriere, R. Faubel, B. Parsons, D. Atkinson, J. Lidstone. Adviser, not shown, Mr. Michaels. 1 CINCO CENTAVOS MAS . r .. H A at 1 Y, First row: B, Briggs, D. Kracht. D. Suter, M. A. McCrary, Second row: J Foster M J Turner P Shi P . . , . ei, . Barton, J. Leeman. Third row: D. Wheeler: Mr.iAlcaraz.i adviser: D. Heclrard. Cinco Centavo Mas , . . a Spanish-speaking club . , . organized under the fine direction of Mr. Alcaraz . . . has aided immeasurably in developing a fluency in the speaking of Spanish. , A Cappella Choir putting on a fine Christmas assembly . , , under the splendid direction of Mrs. Huser . . . practicing faithfully every Wednesday evening . . . they deserve a lot of credit. A CAPPELLA CHOIR -ka i From ww: D. Fradd, A. Smith. M. Hurst, D. Vosburgh, S. Howard, S. Barlrer. J. Ludlow, L. Thomas, J. Cur- Cio, J. Copsey. Second row: J. Slosser, D. Suter. J. Kivlen, J. DiLeo, M. Roberts, N. Linn, E. Stillman, G. Alexander P McLain Third row' D High D Davison E Abt G M D . . , , , , . , . a, . oura, .Heclrard. F. Barton, G. Chaney, C. Stanley. STAMP CLUB Left to right: T. Gooding, B. Cosgrove, B. Norvell, E, Brown, G. Cox. Stamp Club organized in I95l under the direction of Miss McSheey , . . has provided an interesting, profitable and worthwhile activity for its' members. The Stage Crew, always willing to. help out on the school plays , . . and without whose aid our numerous dramatic productions would be a complete impossibility. These nomadic Wanderers can be found most any place around school lif you're luckyl. STAGE CREW a i.1h,Lf,.. I vim. I1 XX!!-mmm? G, Pound. W 5 OWL? CHORUS 59 I ' M First row: S. Barker, E. Kracht. S, Sherman. J. Francis, D. Suter. D. Weeks, J. Slosser. J. Copsey, P. McLain. Sec- ond row: P. Carroll, G. Greisy, J. Kivlen, F, Burcutt, J. Edelen, N. Linn, D. Knox, J. Caywood, S. Dil.eo. Third row: M. Hurst, D. Vosburgh, S. Howard, S. Schoettner, J, Hoskins, K. Spence, M. Roberts, G. Alexander. Last row: N. Renner, D. Benson. C. Isaacson, J, DiLeo, C. Mason, ,G. Foster, P. Reame, S. Hanner. Under the leadership of Mrs. Huser this group has put on many fine assemblies. and joined in with other groups for a festival. BOYS CHORUS , X s K First row: D. Deering, D. Davidson. G. Moura R. Zarnudro R Hoskins G Benson F B t G Ch D Arthur, D. Heclrard, J. Patriarca. Second rowzl R. F ' RJ C' ' t i H' P ll lr' ls' Ord i arieyl i Mac, R, wsrlack. s. Abbaii. s. suns. c. Stanley, H. Devil' mms On' ' O OC ' ' mm ' M' DMS' T' B t' lJnder the leadership of Mrs. Huser this group has put on many fine assemblies, and joined in with other groups for a festival. V SPOTLHSHTERS First row: T. Spencer, A. Grevemeyer, J. Britt, Y. Warden. E. Lawson, J. Cottman, J. Edelen. N. Arnold. C. Car' roll, J. Leeman, P. Ashworth, A. Taylor, P. Decary, J. Curcio. Second row: C. Eggers, C. Rogers, E. Cornelius, J. Copsey, D. Zurmuehlen, P. Johnson, S. Townsend, J. Hoskins, R. Tennley, J. Miller. P. Morton, J. Chace, N. Small, M. Roberts, D. Suter, S. Sherman, D. Dietrich. Third row: D. Atkinson, W. Bowne. M. MeCaIley, S. Mil- ler, H. Rhodes, M. LeClair, W. LeHardy, M. McColley, T. Rhodes, B, Allen, M. Turner, M. Carlin, D Todd, L. Thomas. L. Drake, N. Benedict, D. Fradd, J. Ludlow. Spotlighters doing a big job backing school plays. Have charge of make-up, costumes, stage, etc. Under the leadership of Ann Grevemeyer and being advised bv Miss Whitaker. A very active group. The Thespian group is a national drama organization . . . doing a lot to promote drama activities in school. THESWANS i l l l r Front row: J. Copsey, A. Grevemeyer, J. Ludlow, C. Eggers, J. Curcio. Back row: D. Atkinson W. Bowne, H. Rhodes. 'Q .1 S Ag ug B -M1 Y Q . ,Q lim- 'QX 9 B X J. 4 QK'2i,, ffm X isa' Qi g. ,,l MF' . -Qu I I- Sgt KW YN! X25 .f Rgfz'fQfxi7f J J1:'! 141, , Gr. V Q -Aw, W,,.g,f,,' 45-f gf ,fy f,.'i1..4w 'BZ f f f ! Q,Zig,53g' dw 44751 ,fu QQ, f g'z,,fff fffgfigfp , ffff iadywfwmwwignm of ff f1 'ff1 ff f ,Eff f f'f1f,w f ff 04 1 ' w Y , 7' ,f 1 ff, lf' P. , ,af J f1?Mf4 'f J 15, fffi ,fy ,f ,fy ,,p 5f ,,f f, ,f !fi4f5f1L rv , W4 iff ffffiffff W! W ff' 'iq-'K 'L xl' ifff.f7P'1fZ -IU U- f ,1 'fp' ff Af Q' E ,ff ff f' 5 'f 3 I JMX K X L 404'-f if Af WC M? Wgfjgiv Arg fag? . Pi V ff' gif' Dick Tarbuck Jerry Sllverman George WIIFOHQ Tab Braddock Swede Grimaud John Elwell Gordon Lamb Dennis Ash Herman Pollack Malcolm Ince Milne Talbot Gcorge Benson Hawy Sykes Pat Flynn Renfro Hoskins Jake King a if Q. 1 a.- . -u. Mark Davis I I A M P S AI Rodes Sonny Varner COGCF1 Durland Tommy Bryant Buddy Kohl Ronnie Grimaud V . H j i H- x me 5 ' una-rm: n s x M lm! ll J '51 ,X x x 1 I N A r 7 ' 51,14 ' 5 'c 4 f- 11514 f nk 4 ' ig AJ X P1 Nun 'Q x f N Y A 'Y-1 1 x 4 Q N .MUN i Q 2 VARSTY THE SEASON Capturing a Co-Championship with Escon- dido, the Green Wave played according to forecast, losing only one league game in the I95O season. The C.H.S. eleven began the schedule by beating a powerful Saint Augustine team, I9- I8, sparked by the running of Swede Gri- maud and Harry Sykes. The Green Wave then traveled to Brawley and beat the strong Mustangs 25-I9. Between the heat and the Referees, it was' a rugged battle. The brutal Pt. Loma team then beat the green team 27-7, but the score was very misleading, and the Islanders out-played these powerful op- ponents. We then journeyed trans-bay to whip the Sweetwater Devils 2l-I4, The mighty Escondido Cougars became the hosts and beat us I8-O in our first league de- feat. The Islanders, ridden by injuries, had two touchdowns called back. The Green Wave then became the home team and downed the strong Oceanside Pirates 20-I3. A9630 We were the host, this time to the Chula Vista Spartans: we downed them l3-0, The Islanders then beat the very powerful Long Beach Jordon team 3I-I2. The passing and running by Mark Davis and Harry Sykes was unequaled throughout the season, In the last game of the year the Green Wave was overcome by the gigantic Montebello team 2I-I4. And to climax ra wonderful season, Coronado placed five players on the all- League selections: these were: Jake King, .lohhn Elwell, .lerry Silverman, Swede Grimaud, and Haffv SYIYCS Who also was chosen on the all-S.C.l.F. team. Hats off to all of you and all the squad making this happy season possible. THESQUAD The injury-plagued C.H.5. eleven played .to the expected standards set before them, win- ning all but three games throughoutqthe entire season, to gain a Co-Championship with a strong Escondido eleven. . This berth in the standings was gained. bv good playing, good coaching, determination, and high team spirit. The team this year was assumed almost destined to make a ood showing, as it was composed mainly of, experienced returning lettermen. The hard-hitting forward wall driv- en by the fabulous Sunday Durland, was composed of the Three Blind Mice, Mal- colm Ince, Teb Braddock, and Dennis Ash: also Guy Chane lhaving no friends in the optical businessl held down the End positions wonderfully. The Tackle Slots were filled by the Little Giants: IBigl AI Rodes, Jerry lFat Boyl Silverman, and Renfro lThe Terriblel Hos- kins. At the Guard positions were Jake ll Love Refereesl King, Sonny lHelIo Junel Varner, and Pat lStudI Flynn. At the center spot and do- ing a fine iob was handsome John Elwell land fighter Herb Rhodes?l. And lest we forget probably the most glorious backfield in the history of C.l'l.S.: The great ball handling and passing of Mark Davis and the powerful, driving, never-say-die attack of Ronnie Grimaud and his brother Swede! And probably the most glorious and celebrated back ever to come out of C.H.S. is the Dynamic Harry Sykes. Congratulations and much thanks to all of these men. BEES E . ir-........n Front row: A. Bennett, J. Wilfong, L. Moss, E, Mauro, D. MacArthur, G. Moura, D. Knight, R. LaSalle, S. Edep, P. Corriere, H. Boynton. Second row: D. Sullivan, J. Cribben, G. Pound, W. l.eHardy, J. Sykes, D. Driscoll. R. Burns, B. Fair, C. Davy, E, Abbot, C. Tra pania, W. Cribben, J. Thach, F. Barton, T. Driscoll, G. Antonides. Lest row: Coach Lewis, T. Ashworth, R. Bing, S. Hayward, G. Williams. E. Pugh, M. O'Con- ner, L. Kracht, T. McHugh, R. Shiel, M. Hill, D. Stelter, G. Antonides, B. Lench. The Bee football squad had won seven games and lost their last game, losing the championship game to the Chula Vista Bees. Under the leadership of Coac Lewis, this squad has done a great iob this past year: one well worth being proud of. ETA X4 8 A S Mark Davis -'GY Turner Charles Rose Pike M eade Clarke Lewns 'Pi ,xf wsu' x ' Coach Ben Lewis IH E Q . . S X aj. K Front NV! C. Lewis, T. Braddock, N. Adkins. J, Turner, M. Davis. Back row: F. Barton. C. Rose. P. Meade, Coach Lewis. TEAM This year's club was short handed, but was long on spirit. The team was led by Mark Davis and his high-scoring sprees. The team worked together very well, but sometimes let down in the stretch. Coach Lewis had the boys hustling all through the season. Mail: pulled through with the scoring championship after missing one complete game due to ill- ness. Teb Braddock was high-scoring guard ot the leag, and so took over where Tom Brown left oft. The great playing of Charlie Rose and Jay Turner led to a lot of team- work and scoring abilities. The school is ex- pecting a lot from these two next year, All-Metro selection came out' and Mark Davis was placed on the first team for the third straight year. Noel Adkins and Teb Braddock took second-string honors, while Charlie Rose and Jay Turner received honor- able mention. Basketball Scores: Coronado Visitors Sweetwater First Game 49 32 Escondido 44 39 Oceanside 43 32 Chula Vista 30 40 Mar Vista 65 24 Sweetwater Second Game 45 32 Escondido 54 49 Oceanside 34 37 Chula Vista 25 28 Mar Vista 46 31 ff' QUN4 031- U ' WONA6 .1 iq? xii? X-an u-,vgr 'Q . nf if Front row: E. Mauro, C, Davy. L. Moss, E. Abat, D. MacArthur, B. Renner, B. Fair, J. Wilfong. Second row: . fl Wh' 4 s Coach Lewis, G. Antonides, P. Corriere, S. Edep, R. Faubel, T. Williams, W. Lei-lardy, L. Kracht. L. Jones, G. Antonidcs. R. Shiel, Manager. Q jpg .Eg X Q ,M Front row: S. Swett, D. Howell, W. Lel-lardy. B. Whitelccr, T. Ashworth. Second row: G. Current, J. Sauter, Coach Nottingham, M. O'Conner, D. Corbin. The C and D basketball teams although small and not too experienced came through with flying colors loy talcing second place in the tournament. The lower class- men can loolc forward to a swell varsity team if they can lceep up the fine job . . . ar!!! A J U in E .e ,gl Front row: J. Fiorito, T. Scott, M. MacArthur, B. Barngrover, T. Morton. Back row: F. Sub- lette, B. Stone, Coach Nottingham. F. Hornburger. J. Maclntosh, B. Hopper. Q 1 TRACK 9 af Q 9 Q T' 'Qi Q lim Froni low: H. Bing, M. Talbot, H. Pollack, W, Whitmire, J. Wilfong, D, Wheeler, P. Stone, U. MacArthur, D. Heclcard. Second row: E. Mauro, M. O'Conner, R. Byng, R. Faubel. S. Grimaud, J, Quijada, T. McClelland, J, Turner, Third row: Coach Niedermyer, P. Corriere, O. Pena, J. Wilfong, M. Ince, M. Hell, B. Roesner, J, Atkinson. xss.iE?f'i-1v. ' ' Qx5S?'! STN'-h f .,....4a-P bmi ' Q .gy , K 8' S N w- 4 ,.,. 5 .-...-.--1... ui P14 an .. bi ii N- My ' x 'K f 'Riemann ,i W, .-u-r Q. 9 11 Ax N ,, , LETTERMEN'S CLUB Front row: A. Bennett, G. Lamb, G. Pound, P. Stone, R. Grimaud, J. Silverman, A. Rodes, J. Elwell, S. Varner, D. Tarbuclr, H. Rhodes, D. Wheeler, H. Sylres. Second row: M .Talbot P. Corriere, S. Heyward. D. Chandler, D. Knight, T. Braddock, M. Davis, C. Davy, F. Barton, L. Harmon, G. Moura, D, Heclrard. Third row: M. Ince. G. Wilfong, D. Ash, P. Flynn, G. Benson, R. Hoskins, B. Cribben, J. Cribben, H. Byng, R. Faubel, P. Glynn, C. Chan, C. Stanley, W. l.eHardy. J. Wilfong. FOOTBALL SCORES FOOTBALL OFJFJOFICMS Coronado Saints .........,.. ....., I 9 , 7 Brawley ....... ...... 2 5 ' W Pt, Loma ........ ff U . ......... 7 X Sweetwater .... ........ ,........ . . 2 I fl, '5' lilly' f ' , f Il Escondido ...... ...... .I8 0 kg- , , . ? Oceanside .... , I3 20 f ' .. Af ,-7 4- 5 X 1 Chula vista - ............ .......... .......... 0 I 3 N 'ff'-'f5 'Xq Long Beach Jordon' ......... ....... .- .. - iu3L..,,,, Av--' i QB -viii 'hv ' ' ' Montebello . .... ...,. .... .... ,,,,,.,,,.,,, , I4 WRESTLING TEAM S-vis ,SLE , , -...M Ng X Y Front row: D. Macfxrthur, J. Macintosh, M. Macfvthur, D. Knight, J. Elwcll. Second row: R, LaSalle, J. Silverman, P. Flynn, J. Wiifong, S. Grimaud, wg- c as ...T 'Wo fs. 'vm Q. FV'-'M 'OWS D- Wheelzr. D. Cdywood, T. McClelland, D. Heckard. Back row: J. Dickenson, R. Elwell, J. Ouiiada. Firsf row: J. Kohnz, L. Moss, P. Meade, M. Davis. B. Ring, C. Stanley. L. Jones. T. Scott, N. Adkins. Mr. Bunker. Second row: T. Ashworth, E. Pugh, M. McHugh, J. Murphy. W. Bowne. T. Jeter. E. Brown, B. Parsons. K , Ni' 6 Noel Adkins Pie Meadc E W -gy. V . 3 E 1Fx:Q55?'VW2f' N x 7 ff.- wise Jack Kohnc Mark Davis Front row: J. Miller. W. Huffman. D. Zurmuehlen, J. Hinkle, G. Bunker, C. Eggers, D. Suter. Second row: C. Carroll, J. Kivlen, M, Carlin. J. Ludlow, M. Roberts, J, Francis. Third row: R. Suter, B. Muirhead, A. Tobelman, M. Soderbery, B. Briggs. . - r F-roni row: J. Kivlen, W. Huffman, G. Bunker, J. Hinkle. Back row: B. Muirhead, M. Roberts, D. Zurmuehlen, M. Johnson. QQ W B A S Q E T B . A L L S O 1 ' Q Q 9'?eaQQ A N 'i H--v...Qs1-.gt lil l f A-4 If 1. Q 3' J wi 1 x fx 1 'Nm rim '. fi ll 7?iiJ4.?'Q!:iiF 5if.' CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF '5I FREE BRCTHERS MARKET .X4 60l'l'l,9Afe 3006! .S7t0I'8 Ch les James M I IOOOlbIIA I-II 34 WW 05 , E !Ze7f,,f My W ll! CORON 0 DEPARTMENT SIURE food facie to tire C1444 of l9Sl 836 ORANGE AVENUE I Remember the wide-eyed fro-sh wandering the halls . . . Finding out who's boss during initiation ..., Senior girls trying for first row in assemblies . . . ending up in third .... Freshmen finally putting on assembly . . . Passed If you can't take a post-graduate cruise to Hawaii you can come in and outfit yourself from our stock l of Hawaiian imports. f The Hawaiian Sport Shop Coronado. California Hotel del Coronado Henley 3-3I6l CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Buenger Studio Distinctive Portraits by Photography H. 3-5867 938, Orange Ave. approval ot all .... Football season starting ott with a big bang . . . Encl- ing up as co-champs ..,. C.t-l.S. proud ot Harry Sylces, Jerry Silverman, John Elwell, Swede Grimaud, Jake King malcing all-Metro .... Band making E L C O R D 0 V A Hotel and Apartments Dine in Coronado's newest and finest EL CORDOVA CAFE AND COFFEE SHOP Where the standard ot food and service is alwaysat its highest Telephone Henley 3-4I3l Coronado, California CONGRATULATIONS from Aidan 4 lgorfraif ' .gzwlio CONGRATULATIONS lOI5 lsabella Ave. H. 3-4894 8 Cmdov SPUHTING Bonus H. ,3-5432 I009'f2 C St. a huge improvement. ,. . . C.H.S. finality getting a Drill Team . . . Choosing lslandettes as their name .... Mr. Henneburg, a great boost for school spirit .,.. Booster Club decorating for games .... Green and White Day CONGRATULAT'iON5 sooo LUCK seuioizs SENIORS lllllllil IVEHUE CIIIIIEHS llllll LAUNDRY 909 Orange Ave. H, 3-5666 Shay's Mobil Service MOBILGAS STATION 400 Orange Avenue Henley 3-4424 ldndelgpn Q .xduerme Manly .Slap lOver Avenue Pharmacyl HOME BAKERY COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Fine Baked Foods and Confections 956 Orange Avenue 920 Orange Avenue H' 3'4'9' H. 3-4447 was a huge success . . . All the cars looking so swell .... Islander Staff working hard on the paper . . , Gossip column changing name to On the Spot , . . Sophomore class putting on a fine Sadie l-lawkins Dance . . LAlVIB'S MARKET FRESH MEATS AND ICED VEGETABLES - FREE DELIVERY - ii' , ,.,. E ' : 'i E .,., 7 I I Fourth Street H. 3-6266 r ': ' E 'i ' - -i BEST WIS!-IES TO THE CLASS OF 'Sl from BRUNNEWS F000 STURE SHELL KCRNER II34 Orange Avenue 980 Orange Avenue H. 3'4I5I H. 3-533l Walt Short Everybody gettin' hitched by Marryin' Sam .,.. Metro League Prom .... Basketball season oft to a big start . . . Pep Band furnishing music . . . Mark Davis high-point man in the League . . . Youth Club giving a fine CONGRATULATIONS TO Tl-IE CLASS OF 'SI flmer mule! J e w e l e r I l3O Orange Avenue HENLEY 3-454I THE BOBBY JEAN SHOP oe Kolknyer Oualitied Electrical Contractor Infants' Boys' and Girls' Q--4 Ready-to-Wear -ln Coronado Henley 3-5264 I I I2 Orange Ave. Coronado H 3-3336 835 Orange Ave. dance tor the basketball Iettermen, . . . All-school play But Fair Tomor- row making a big tiit .... Miss Whitaker working forever tor C.H.S. . . . Really appreciated ,... Twirp Seasonrand the boys' revolt . . . Seems CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS OF I95I from The AHHEN5 I33I Orange Avenue Henley 3-6832 ,ff TROXEl'S HARDWARE Orange at Tenth H. 3-3626 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '5I UNION OIL CO. , I any 900 Orange Ave. Gifts H. 3-68'O Electrical Appliances IOO9 C St. l-l. 3-4956 levis are here to stay .... Senior Taclcy Day .... First period Civics entertaining Study I-lall with Jingle Bells on ulces ..,. Faculty and Varsity game with the Varsity outshining . . . Trying for 5I points to stand for the I concmrumrioiws CONGRATULATIONS S E N l O R S ro THE ctfxss or wsu i Coronado Flowcrland THIIIFTY 5-I0-251: Store I I I4 Orange Avenue 944-946 Orange Avenue Henley 3-4l2I CONGRATULATIONS - f SUCCESS TO fOfn l9SI GRADUATES nl GOFWMJO from A Store for Men KlPPY'S 'I l62 Orange Ave. H. 3-68l6 They Do Sell Nice Things III6 Orange Avenue At Kippy.s H. 3-4050 best class . . . but ending up with 52 ..,. Peace-Not A-Bombs signs marring school . . . Big question . . . Who done it??? . . . Jr's. getting their rings during Christmas vacation . . . Seems that some got sent back. COMPLIMENTS OF DUUELAS FINE STANLEY'S Complete Food Center BEST wismes ro ri-ie CLASS OF wsu Pt Grocery H. 3-8307 I350 Orange Avenue Meat H. 3-4203 Henley 3-5:21 962 0 '9e Avenue CONGRATULATIONS AND Coronado BEST WISHES TO THE Radio a Electric CLASS OF I95I C. W. INCE Coronado Radio Hospital O 857 Orange Avenue Henley 3-5249 H. 3-5I8l 952 Orange Ave . . . French Club putting on their annual Dance on Christmas Night. . . . Loads of alumni returning . . . Some of the girls riding on Santa Claus' Float .... Ed Pugh winning Hoffman Hi Time TV Show ..,. Marian ,ZQLL gffggn CONGRATULATIONS Gowns TO THE CLASS OF I95I Sports Apparel ll27 Orange Ave. Coronado, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS JIM INGRAM TO THE CLASS OF l95l COMPLIMENTS OF Ilcarq fleet:-ic Service 'TUTS TU TEENS' K l ' ator and Maytag em . EXCHANGE Sales and Service . Our growth depends on your growth I37 Orange Avenue H. 3-5423 IOI3 Orange Avenue Coronado Mcliechnie winning a wonderful trip to Hollywood in the Ulce contest .... Spotlighter and Thespian initiation, . . . Pajama Top Day . . . Loads ot cookie, apple and sandwich sales .... Girls' League Fashion Show .... Wim BEST WIS!-IES TO THE CONGRATULAT'ON5 SENIORS CLASS OF '51 BAY LUMBER MARTlN'S and HOME SUPPLY COMPANY FURN'sH'NGS IOI Orange Avenue Coronado' Calif' I307 Orange Avenue Phone Henley 3-3I76 Hanky 3-3344 CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF I95I FINE FOODS O Reservations: I-I. 3-3298 Bowden's Barber Shop H. 3-9962 IIO7 Orange Avenue I02l Orange Avenue Coronado' Cam:- Melloettes singing at A.T.B, March ot Dimes Rally .... State C-ollege Assembly . . . What happened to assemblies this year?? . . . First of the year rolling around with the Seniors getting impatient about Ditch Day CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-'IE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '5I CLASS OF '5I CORONADO TEXACO CQRONADO SERVICE LAUNDROMAT Complete Automo-tive Service 937 Orange Avenue I'I. 3-4I94 It your car won't start mm Call us 8OI Orange Avenue Sott Water H. 3-552I Flutt Dryers JNO. R. ROBERTSON Coronado's Chevrolet Dealer Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac Service Service is Our Business I55 Orange Avenue Henley 3-6289 CIIIIUNHIIII WIIIIEIIGUSI 8 SUPPLY INC. Moving Around the Block or Around the World Agents REPUBLIC VAN LINES, INC Moving Modern Storage Packing Shipping Fireproot Vault We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture Cold Storage for Furs Herb Wilcox TeI.iH. 3-3855 Res. Hamilton 2-9I43 . . . Decided at 3:20 one atternoon to leave the next day . . . Loads ot fun but not much snow . . . Seniors making a good impression for C.H.S. at Cuyamaca ..,. Dick, Alan and Sonny leaving tor Boyden's .... All LOTS OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 'SI For Good Food Come to THE MEXICAN VILLAGE O IZO Orange Avenue H. 3-4749 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '5I A L L If N - WRAY Real y Q tate -91:4 ul-ance 93l Orange Avenue Henley 3-8l I7 When Out-of-Town Friends Visit for Graduation or Other Times, suggest IIUHIINAIJU MUTIIH INN The Place to Stay N.W. Corner Orange Avenue at 3rd Street Coronado's Largest and Finest Duncan Hines and A.A.A.-recommended For Better Food P A T 'S CA FE Steaks Chops ' and Short Orders P A T ' S C A F E 863 Orange Avenue Open 24 Hours Daily the boys worrying about the draft and wishing for better recommenda- tions for college .... Guy Chaney taking over Prexy for Senior Class .... Valentine Dance , . . at least three couples .... Senior pictures. . . Warwick's Stationers School and Office Supplies Greeting Cards 824 Orange Avenue PAT and BOB'S Radio and Television Sales and Service IS6 Orange Avenue Henley 3-3409 CONGRATULATIONS C O M P L I M E N T S of PERKlN'S B O O K Waldlr ,9ce Cream W 0 R M 822 Orange Ave. l'l. 3-6lO6 I2l2 IOth St. Jr. Civic Association .... Badminton Tournament .... Miss Beachcomber candidates .,.. Coronado High School deeply regretting the loss of a fine art teacher, Mrs. l-lagstrom . . . Students held a memorial service assembly. M l L L E N TT Manor llotel M Overlooking Glorietta Bay 1 X l For Room Reservations, Private Luncheons, Teas. and Parties telephone Henley 3-4l 77--Coro-nado I Ml. Q distinctive clothes accessories gitts ,Hg Omge ,Wen EGGERS SERVICE Henley 3'54l I 1240 First Street Coronado . . . Big discussion on gold tootballs . , . Boys finally won .... Seniors talring college entrance exams .... Mr. Nottingham taking classes on field trips . . . Girls loving it. . Everyone chipping in for a memorial trophy COMPLIMENTS OF BALJOI-IMAN REAL ESTATE CONGRATULATIONS Pliillqnh Mews wen A ,026 C 96I Orange Ave. fiffftrff fl mfg lf r Ccwiisgriigizfs msn jlwfgfSf3!ARfsS news noosr may Hamburgers, lmalts Gills F' , ..... . X- IOO7 C Street IOI4 C Street l-l' 3-6049 Henley 3-4847 for Jike Wong .... C1H.S. putting on a mellow Hi-Jinx . . , Cute Holly- wood talent .... Joyce Copsey talcing second for Miss Amphibian .... Spring vacation spent at the beach .... Jr.-Sr. Dance held in the Jr. High x ,,g'Scwv5'-3. c :ELK-' WXQALQJVX - ' A-,,N,- O- Qiafw 115353959 Tascssococ NGLQ ru, ionr,anwoie ri esosgsgx- VNS, Qi5Nmi. Qs. Q5 Ygxmfx Q H Swsowp XXSIN-Dfx.kJJVxc 33272:-.px fgfooguiilt .ucbbuf 5 Ovwglx M 5-as Q- cP'orlpgiii?S?:Sf1iC Q35 NQQW' W' 5 so stwwaf Os Mi- Yi ' X ,425 Q9 J l SXNXL lV r X '? E 0 ,lfii W! 'X M! GRATULATIONS lj of fy! y' HAPPY TRAVELING W A ' W1 mom Now on fwffd Wimwfr 'J' Olga, Av! .ue if i j lcaliforls 1 Coronado Travel Karma jf' LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL 5 QQ, .X -'f -- C2 M Q . I-lome and Garden Supplies I g -1- ' F CJ N. B. Taylor -I Mgr. 1' I i .2 5 f - A I ,P-ifwfib C7 V0 3-6-Z 9l9' Orange'7A-venue 'Q 1' M I X i I I Gym . . , Seniors complaining .... Seriiorsfgetting announcements' 1 . . Also measuring for caps and gowns .... Band ancl lslanclettes trying for letters .... Track and Tennis Teams doing a great job, . .',. Senior Play, f KX SUCCESS TO I95l GRADUATES GEORGE CRAWFORD I PLUMBING COMPANY Wearing Apparel Accessories Plumbing and I-leating I-I. 3-3444 H. 3-4442 IOI7 Orange Avenue Henley 3-3635 I44 B Avenue R , x i .h 5, V I ,4- I I' f gi ,gf g CONGRATULATIONS TO ,THE CLASS OF I95I BIIIIIIEII BEVIIIIHGES LTD. 0 90I Orange Avenue Henley 3-4059 Gray's Self Service AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 20 New Bendix Automatic Washers Dryers 45-Minute Wash in Soft Water Open 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Mon. Thru Fri, Sat. 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Closed Sundays l00 Orange Ave. l-l. 3-6448 Our Miss Brooks, gave out with a lot of laughs. . . Spring Prom . . . Beauty Court and all ,... Seniors having their annual dance .... At last Senior Weelc . . . everybody wondering what happened to it. . Under- RICHFIELD T STATION ll0I Orange Avenue l-lenley 3-4033 N. D. MCLEUD Furniture and Upholstering Drapery and Slip Covers 957 Orange Avenue Henley 3-4542 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS from' ORANGE .xdgce olzzwia AVENUE REALTOR PHARMACY 9I8 Orange Avenue ReaI Estate and and P Insurahntces d W I 8 DRUG STORE Phone Henley 3-5956 IO23 Orange Avenue H22 Orange Avenue A. H. FORET OPOITCI 0 IlO8 Orange Avenue-Henley 3-4344 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE RENTALS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Associates CORINNE CARLE-CHARLIE BROWNING-R. E. ARCHIBALD ' CAROL FIFIELD E 52 si QQ fxgg Wi 2? QQ? if ES Ill! STUDEBAKER Us ' v 4 J..R.TOWNSEND co I E ...... A 'N 3 y J. B n lO2 Bra hM ager QfiiPiHY MARKET E . 1 5 E SRS Mx Hgneyxxx mo, ange Av enue A - . A: ff, .gf N55 v AFR f ,,, -A av,. ,Q Q-f' . .S ,N ,ff ,-In . K ,F wr I 4,1-'xtsw 1 1 3' , R I - , I J! Ate If A 4, gwxw! . J. 5 3 mf K 5 A 'R' a dalenida C A F E The Doorway to Good Food CONGRATULATIONS TO Tn-as CLASS OF msn nnililfnllgun' 6 With Compliments ff' flrinnm K L of VQHUH5 M. R. MCCOLLEY mms Com traction Co. I44 B Avenue Coronado PO. Box l86 l-lenley 3-8l28 SPECIALISTS ooMPuMENTs or 'N DRYWML JAKES NAVAL TAILORS CONSTRUCTION f 953 Grange Avenue Louis Millen, President lC.l-l.S. Class ot '27l Lee Mather, Vice-Pres. Martha S. Burkett, Secy. Ida C. Dewar Bette Dean GOOD LUCK BEST WISHES CORONADO HOME SUPPLY Peter J. Glynn Emma J. Glynn l78 Orange Avenue Henley 3-5I63 ll7O ORANGE AVE COllCfN'Kif C UFORNIA classmen studying while Seniors have parties. . . Baccalaureate Services. . . . Graduation . . . and then???? . , . Last on the list we all give hearty thanks to the wonderful faculty and principal of CORONADO l-llGl-l sci-root. V , do 7 j f 'THAT'S 30 Fora Now' 'ff' ,cffafff f 1 yi' Iii 4'o 41gCf'34?2fL,, - 5' Uf' df 'ffm ,ffe-if Inc Q-Qc mugs pd ce 1114.0 .i i diff bilyd A A O 'X JQUUC A iLtL,l L-' M-fo lik rvxli- f O Qglvx Vic U A 'DQ n ix mi l P Nay aim Q0 ig ,xlqxp R M-N13 K3 mxQ.i.f1Q,Q4r- 3-,,+, Nd!-1-va' 1 1-No'-J :,xuciz,,L.. 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