Anaheim Union High School - Colonist Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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MARION KOPFER CLIFFORD ELGER GALE HARMON DOROTHY EICKHOLT AFTON REINERT HERMAN SCHACHT ROSIE LABOURIJETTE MARIORIE PIBEL NERLAND TOBIN i261

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MAE BELLE 'PUMA EVELYN CORDES CHARLES PANNIER HENRY HODGES KATHRYN CRAYATH FLOMA SCHNEI DER CLIFTON HOXVELL ST EYE FERDINAND MARIE NOLL AIOSEPHINE RIZZOTTO l25l

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SENIOR CLASS Class Oillicers President ,,,.7,...,,.. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,A....,..,,,7,....., J ou SCHVVEINFEST Vice-Preridenz ,,.,,A,, ...., ,,,,,,,, O R VILLE REDDEN Secretary ........... ,,,,,,.. M ILDRED MAUERHAN Treasurer ......, A,,,,,,.,.,A..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,, P AUL LEUSCHNER Class Advisors MR. Ill2DSTROM Miss BICKLEY MRS. SWAN MR. STEELHEAD Miss WALKER MRS. SUTHERLAND MR. CLAYES Class Motto Be Square Class Colors Red and VVhite Class Flower Carnation CLASS HISTORY XVe entered our beloyed A. U. H. S. in 1920 as Freshmen. Wie were green Cas the saying goesj, we were too green to burn. Although we were green, we were ambitious and with our motto Be Squarei' we aspired to do great things. This first year we did our best to support all school activities and always 'llie Square, VVhen the next school year started we were Sophs. Now we at least had one class to look down upon, although there were still two to look down upon us. VVhen the calls came for gridiron men our boys were right there. Four of our men made letters on the first team. The lightweight team was well represented by Sophs. Al Hile, one of our members, was elected captain of the Varsity for l922. Mae Requarth has won fame in athletics for our class also. As Juniors we claimed the football captain, Al Hile, and four other letter men, namely, Howard Mulvey, Bus Hayes. llialter Gustosky and Victor Rees, of the first team, besides a large percentage of the Skeeter team. Evelyn Cordes, Mae Requarth and Rosie Labourdette brought fame to our class through their work in basket ball. while Fred Amsbry and Marguerite Loranger were our tennis stars. Lauren Wfright, joe Schweinfest and Henry Hodges upheld the honor of the class in debating. l27l