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

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GIRLS ' LEAGUE I - 0S Gauer Spaenhowc Akernian Eltiste Sutton I ummingo Hendrickson Collings Schuiz Ward Schneider Hoskins Kerr Bell Baxter Badger Shaver Sweeney Arnold Cchumachci- Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Schuiz Rigdon Frantz Powell A new type of program has been inaugurated by the Girls League this year in which instructive speakers and advisers have presented the girls with study groups centering around etiquette, looking toward college, book review, flov er and garden, and aiding orphans. At first of the year the girls voted into which group they wished to belong, after which each section met once a month. The girls also assembled monthly in the auditorium where either a play, musical, or an exchange program from a neighboring school was presented. A highlight of the year was grandmothers ' day this spring. The grandmothers first came to the auditorium with the girls where they viewed the play, The Gay Nineties. They were then escorted to the cafeteria where tea and refreshments were served. Prizes were then awarded to the oldest grandmother and to the grandmother having the most grandchildren living. The last meeting of the year was the installation ot the next year ' s officers. League entertains at Grandmother ' s Party. . 26

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•? h STUDENT GOVERNMENT To arrange assembly proyrams, take charge ot student body elections, and to designate the students to receive letters and other honors in athletic activities are the main duties of the commission. For four years they have been partially disabled through the lack of an auditorium, but once more they are running smoothly, presenting programs at assem- blies that are especially interesting to student groups. It was through the commission that we were able to select a number of interesting motion pictures to hv presented at assemblies throughout the year. Our Today ' s Achievement in student citizen- ship is well demonstrated by the deportment committee. These were chosen by the students. Each morning this judicial body meets to consider cases in student citizenship. By giving students a fair chance to make good on their own initiative they have reduced the delinquency more this year than in any preceding year in A. U. H. S. COMMISSION TOP ROW— O ' Neill, Larsen, Fallis BOTTOM ROW— Hall, Ross, Oitez. Black. Mr. Clayes, Miss Walker, Mrs. Gay. DEPORTMENT COMM TOP ROW— Larsen, Hill, Groover, Fisher, BOTTOM ROW— Moore fee, Maas, Standridge, Truxler, Mr. Kellogg. ITTEE Heinze McA Baker, 25

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Larsen Quast COLONIST CLUB President Bob Lurseti Vice-president Bob Rt M Secretarv-ireasurer Bob Oii t Sergeant-ai-Arms -.Leighto)i Ross Sergeant-at-Arms John Beat AdViser . L. Piwik Kellogg Rimpau Ross Mr. Kellogg For the first time in the history of the Anaheim Union High School, the boys have organized a boys ' league, officially known as the Colonist Club. Its purpose is to promote good fellowship and to bring to the boys assembly pro- grams which are especially interesting to a boys group. In the short time that they have been organized the Colnist Club has en- joyed a number of outstanding motion pictures on athletic activities as well as several speeches concerning subjects especially interesting to boys. In working out the programs the officers have been aided by an advisory counsel consisting of class presidents, presidents of boys clubs, commissioners and other officers in the student body. Colonist Club Council Goas to Work 27