Colton High “Fact of the Day” – Oct. 27

Pepper Bough StaffOctober 27, 2021

More CHS Facts...

The turf at Memorial Stadium was laid in Sept. 2014.

Colton High “Fact of the Day” – Sept. 12

Back in 1975, Colton High debated whether or not to add a designated smoking section for students.

Colton High “Fact of the Day” – Sept. 8

The Colton High Pepper Bough Staff of 1950 enjoys going through their papers.

Colton High “Fact of the Day” – Sept. 7

John Fisher gets ready to give blood at the 1983 Blood Drive.

Colton High “Fact of the Day” – Sept. 6

Ted Smith set Colton High track records as a senior with the class of 1975.

Colton High “Fact of the Day” – Sept. 2

Courtesy Colton High Archives

Joey Romero and Jimmy Casillas enjoy a candid with the 1999 Homecoming Queen, Serena Martinez.

Colton High School opened in 1895. It is one of the oldest high schools in the Inland Empire. In this daily feature, we celebrate Colton High’s rich history.

Colton High celebrated its 104th football Homecoming on October 15, 1999. The Yellowjackets defeated Yucaipa 28-17.

At halftime, Jason Calderilla was crowned Homecoming King and Serena Martinez was coronated as Homecoming Queen.

The Homecoming Court included princes Chris Muir, Joey Romero, Jesus Velasquez, and Brian Pope; Homecoming Queen included princesses Jennifer Smith, Nicole Reiter, Melissa Zamora, and Reina Ramirez.

Fact of the Day

Donate to The Pepper Bough

$175

$1500

Contributed

Our Goal

The CHS Publications department is dedicated to covering all things Colton High. Like all of our organizations, we have needs, from site maintenance ($500 annually) to equipment (cameras, microphones, video cameras) to spirit gear (t-shirts, press passes). Please consider donating. Every little bit helps support good journalism in Colton.