Anaheim Union High School - Colonist Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)
- Class of 1945
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DEDICATION
To our friend and feacher, Mr. Lehmer, who has confribuied
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Union High School, dedicafe +his l945 Colonist
CONTENT
ADMINISTRATION
CLASSES
ACTIVITIES
SPORTS
CLUBS
ADVERTISEMENTS
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MR. PAUL H. DEMAREE, Principal and District Superinfendenf
J. A. Baker F. L. Benson R. C. Cawfhon A. C. Riufcel A. H. Shipkey
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TOP ROW-Mr. Rickel, Mr. Rinehart, Mr. Cook, Mr. Williams, Miss Reasoner. BOTTOM ROW-Mrs. Schulz, Miss McPhearson,
Miss Sfreef, Miss Hunziker, Miss Alden, Mr. Loeffler.
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TOP ROW:MFi-Buiilhlni, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Ross. BOTTOM ROW-Miss Derigo, Miss Douglass, Miss Aiherion, Miss
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TOP ROW-Miss Barnes, Miss Hankey, Miss Frantz, Mr. Hedsfrom, Mr. Kellogg, Mr. Lehmer. BOTTOM ROW-Miss Pibel, Miss
Sclf, Mrs. Spicer, Miss McFauI, Miss Rigdon, Mr. Nlckle.
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TOP ROW-Mr. Fochf, Mr. Wilmore, Mrs. Seward, Miss Gelder, Mrs, Caverley, Miss Sproull, Mr. Erwin. BOTTOM ROW-Miss
Hanna, Miss Huff, Miss McKinley, Mrs. Smilh, Miss Slanley, Mrs. Heinlein.
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Mrs. Gay and Miss Brunworlh
Mr. Davis, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Peck
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TOP ROW-Mr, Ramm, Mr. Fledderman, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Con ner, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Waller, Mr. Ruedy, Mr. Scuif. MIDDLE ROW
-Mr. Orfez, Mr. Hildebrand, Mr. Sfankey, Mr. Baker, Mr. Cox, Mr. Planflng, Mainfenance Superinfendenf, Mrs. Halcher. BOT-
TOM ROW-Mrs. Sfankey, Mrs. 'Bouas, Mrs. Herlzler, Mrs. Nesmilh, Cafeleria Manager, Mrs. Arndf, Mrs. Stockwell, Mrs. Wealh-
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Very much concerned with improving the level of stu-
dent life are the three governing bodies of our school,
the cabinet, the student council, and the student court.
Throughout the entire year each body has very efficiently
carried out the tasks and duties set before it.
A few of the duties set before the cabinet were the
planning of assemblies and various other school activities.
All who have participated in the number of activities
planned by the cabinet know the praise it deserves.
The addition of new amendments to our constitution
and the revision of the by-laws is handled by the student
council. All moves made by this body have helped io
make Anaheim a finer and better high school.
To see that the laws of our constitution are obeyed is
the iob handled by the student court. Their reserved
attitude of procedureihas contributed to the fine conduct
of the student body.
These governing bodies have helped to make this year
one that will remain vividly in the thoughts of all for
a long time.
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CHAD BOLIEK
Student Body President
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LYLE NEWKIRK
CLASS PRESIDENT
CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Doris Koonfz, Treasurer: John Heying, Vice-presidenfg Mr. Wm. Rickel, Adviser: and Leona
Schwartzbach, Secrefary.
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DOROTHY BEAVERS ALICE BENGOCI-IEA
Deporfmenf Commlffee Song Leader
G A A Board Colonial Coeds
Home Economics Mayor G. A. A.
BLEVINS CHAD BOLIEK
Siudenf Body Presidenf
Colonisf Kniahfs
Jr. and Sr. Plays
PETER BOUCK BARBARA BROWN DON BROWN LOUISE BRUNET
B Track Honor Soclefy Varslly A Cub Yell Leader
A Cub Phofoqraphy Sensor Class Play G. A. A.
HI Y Girl Reserves Glee Club English Maier
BILL CARSTEN
Senior Hi-Y
Woodshop Maier
Engineers Club
ALVERA CHAIDEZ
Home Economics
Siudy Club
Social Science Maior
LORRAINE COLE LONNY COLLINGS DELPHINE COOK
G, A. A, Sludenf Body Vice-Pres. Orchesira
Spanish Club Hi-Y Presideni' English Maior
English Maier Colonisi Knighis Sub-Deb Club
EVELYN COONEY
Domecon Club
Home Economics Maier
Social Science Maior
MARION DAVIES
Home Economics Maior
Commercial Course
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MARJORIE DOERR
Girls' League Cabinel
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Science Maier
YVONNE COSYNS WALLY CRAM ANNA DANIEL
Anoranco Editor Sophomore Class Treas. Euphonics
G. A. A. Yell Leader Music Maior
Colonisl Sfaff Foolball Opereffa
RUTH DEMAREE BEATRICE DIAZ LARRY DOANE
Colonial Coeds Spanish Maior Colonisi Knighis
Junior Class Play Spanish Club Commercial Band
Euphonic Club Home Nursing "B" Foofball
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Mechanical Drawing Band
Machine Shop Maior Orchesira
E"19llSl'l Malor English Maier
JACK DUNTON MARCELLA EBY
Mafh Maior Science Maier
Woodshop Commercial Course
Radio Club Red Cross Club
BEVERLY EMERICK DOROTHY FEDEDRSPIEL
Social Science Maior G. A. A. oBard
,Band Maiorelie Glee Club
Operelia Entered from Oregon
WILMA FLEDDERMAN SI FLUOR
Gold Seal Bearer
Honor Scciefy Vice-pres.
Music Maior
Varsify "A" Club
F. F. A.
Varsify Foofball
ALLEN GARBER ROSEMARY GARDINER MARGARET GARRETT BILL GATHAS
Maih Maior Glee Club G. A. A. Junior Red Cross Pres.
F. F. A. Chrislmas Canfala Girl Reserves Colonist Knighis
Cade? Corps Enfered from Sioux Falls Lalln Club Varsiiy "A" Club
KATHERINE GEARY
Anoranco Slaff
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IRENE GILLIS
Orchesfra
Commercial Course
Home Economics Maior
DORIS GRIVEY
Orchssfra
Domecon Club
Muslc Maior
VOILET GUST
Sub Deb Pres
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MARY HANSEN
Glrl Reserves
Orchesira
Socxal Science Mayor
LORRAINE HEETER
Yell Leader
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GLENN GREDER
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GEORGIA HADEN
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ELWANDA HARBER
Domecon Club Pres
Home Economics Malor
Enfered from Paso Robles
AUDREY GOOD VIOLET GONZALES
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Euphonlc Club Music Mayor
JEAN HALL
Orchesfra
Toastmasters Club
Comrnerclal Mayor
MAHLON HAMANN
Band
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Rod and Gun Club
SHIRLEY HARLING MARILYN HARTELT
Girl Reserves Pres TrlY
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CLARENCE HEINRICH
Cade? Corps
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Student 'Body Treas. Hi-Y
Colonist Knights Colonist Knights
Toastmasters Merchant Marine
RICHARD HILBERS DOROTHY HILDEBRAND
Hi-Y Music Maior
Machine Shop Maior Operetta
Social Science Maior Christmas Cantata
PHYLLIS HERMAN
Euphonlc Club
Colonial Coeds
Deportment Committee
DORIS HILTON
Music Maior
Euphonic Club
Cantata and Acapella
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JOHN HEYING
Soph. Class Pres.
Varsity Football Cap't.
Honor Society Pres.
DOMINIC HOFFMAN
Varsity Football
Varsity Swimming
F. F. A.
BILL HOLLINGSWORTH RUTH HUCKABEE FRANCIS I-IUTAIN ROBERT HUTAIN
Varsitv Swin-ming Cap't. Enqlish Maior Math Malor . Sr.. Class PlaY
Varsity Football Commercial Course Mechanical Drawing Mid-Term Graduate
F, F, A, Home Economics Maior Photography Club Shop Maier
BETTY HYLTON
G. A. A. Sec.
Colonial Coeds
Orchestra
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DONA ROMA JENNINGS
Colonial Coeds
Sr. Class Play
Colonist Staff
GLADYS JOHNSON
Home Economics Maior
Record Club
Red Cross Council
Jr. Class Pres.
Jr. Class Play
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Spanish Maior
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Song Leader
Sr. Class Treas.
Jr. and Sr. Play
BOB JUSZKIEVICZ A PATRICIA KEITHLEY
Jr. Class Play
Sec. of Student Affairs Lalln Club
G. A. A.
DORIS KOONTZ VELMA KOONTZ
Colonial Coeds
G. A. A.
Girl Reserves
Euphonlcs Home Economics Malor
Opereffa Domecon Club Pres
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LETA LEDBETTER
Jr. and Sr. Play
Drama Maier
Social Science Maior
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Colonisf Knignls
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Engineers Club Pres.
RUTH LINDLEY
Red Cross Council
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Enfefed fron- MBFYWOOCI Annual Photography Opereila
CLAUDIA MARTINEZ LEILA MASTON VINCENT MAZZA
G. A. A. Commercial Course Sec. of Boys' Afhlefics
Home Economics Maior V-Mail Club Varsify Foofball 81 Basketball
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Senior Class Play Music Maior Home Economics Maior
Opereifa Operelfa Mail-iemafics
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Sludenl Cabinel Sec.
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Girls' League Cabinel Sec.
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G. A. A.
Girl Reserves
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MARION MERRILL
Colonial Coed Sec.
Girl Reserves Sec.
Honor Sociefy
HILDA MONREAL
Club Tropical
Commercial Course
Social Science Maior
LARRY MUCKENTHALER
Varsity Fooiball
Varsify Baseball
F. F. A.
Typnng Mayor
Down Bealers Club
Socual Scvence Mayor
FLORENCE NELLESEN LYLE NEWKIRK ELVERA NOLAN ROBERTA NORLAND
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Sr Class Pres
Maih Mayor
Canfafa Glrl Reserves Pres
Engllsh Mayor Euphomc Club
BARBARA OZBUN JACK PAULUS DOROTHY PEITZKE JACKIE POOL
Music Mayor Hn Y Music Mayor Trl Y
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Commercial Course Gold Seal Bearer
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Woodshop Malh Mayor
MARY RICKER
Home Economlcs Mayor
Chl Rho Club
Pcano Mayor
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Social Science Maior Home Economics Maior Enfered from San Francisco Social Science Maior
YVONNE SALAETS BETTY SALISBURY SUSANNE SAMPSON ELAINE SCHAFER
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PHYLLIS SCHANTZEN
Dornecon Club
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Home Economics Maicir
JOYCE SWEEN EY
Girls' League Pres.
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Language Maior
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Sec. of Girls' Alhlelics
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Anoranco Sfaff
Colonisi' Sfaff
Social Science Maior
Home Economics Maier
ELAINE STEINBORN
G. A. A.
Sub-Deb Club
Home Economics Maior
RUTH THATCHER
Sec. of Safely Bn Welfare
G. A. A.
Colonial Coeds
BILL TRIMBLE MADE' YN VINCENT LOIS VIPOND WANDA WATERMAN
Fooiball Mos? Val Man Social Science Malor Sub Deb Club Jr and Sr ay
B Basketball and Track Sub Deb Club Colonist Ednfor O G
Flrsl' Semesler Graduale O G Anoranco Asso Edlfor G A A
BETTY WATSON MARY LOU WATTERS PAUL WESTERHOLD JANET WHEATON
Colonial Coeds Home Economics Malor Commercial Mayor Commercial Malor
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Muslc Maqor Kmlhng Club Rod and Gun Club English Malor
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Sub Deb Club Music Malor J and Sr y
Make Up Crew Toaslmasfers Colomsf Kmghls
JOY WURGAFT
Drama Club Pres
Jr and Sr Class Play
Sub Deb Club
Commercxal Course
English Malo!
Soclal Science Mayor
GEORGE YEAROUT
Mechanlcal Drawing Manor
Socsal Science Mayor
'Joys Afhlehc Club
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Red Cross Sec.
Honor Soclefy
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Vicfory Corps
LESLIE ADAMS
ELMER CLABAUGH
WAYNE GATES
GUY HOLMAN
Girls' League Cabinet
KENNETH ATHY
DOUGLAS CROUT
EARL GAUTSCHE
GEORGE KELLY
DUANE SMITH MICKEY
OLLIE WILLIAMS
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Colonial Coeds
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Toaslmaslers Pres.
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MARY FITZ
DWIGHT HARVEY
DON MC DERMOTT
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TOP ROW-Fennell, Head, Grebel, Fischbach, Harthorn, Fleischman, Huffman, Friis, Guerrero, Franks. FIRST ROW-Hall, Fogg,
Hernandez, French, Gon1aIes, Felbaum, Garcia, Schmitt, Kordahl. SECOND ROW-Krumpelman, Fleischman, Booth, Baldassarre,
Dutzi, Knapp, Hart, Fish. THIRD ROW-Fischer, Fries, Gauer, Knutsen, Hinrichs, Inskeep, Eikholt, Hooker. BOTTOM ROW-
Graham, Dudley, Essary, Hemmerling, Hohlbaugh, Kemp, Harris, Moniaras.
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Bauer, Corona, Cox, Dean, Bengochea, Brooks, Allec. THIRD ROW-Blackstock, Briscoe, Clark, Fred Curran, Coburn, J. Co-
burn, Bevins, Davis, Bieber. SECOND ROW-Beck, Chaidez, Curtis, Brothers, Barnes, Cooney, Beat, Bath. BOTTOM ROW-M.
Anderson, Beddall, Aguilar, Cano, Carlson, Crooks, B. Anderson, Barbara Curran.
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TOP ROW-Lovett, Rains, Long, Peltier, Mahoney, Merriman, Malone, Mackay, Rogers, Montgomery. FIRST ROW-Rigker, Liek-
hus, Rodriquez, Ochoa, Lybarger, Monreal, Losleben, Loonie, Daniel. SECOND ROW-King, Robertson, Roberts, Presville, Mont-
gomery, McCoy, Peters, Minder, Pannier. THIRD ROW-Lutes, Plou, Pratt, Orosco, Mohn, Lerno, Lehmer, Rinehart. BOTTOM
ROW-Quesada, McWilliams, Newman, Ramsey, Marcell, Leverich, Larson, Mayer, McClure.
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ROW-Sfeuard, Salaels, Sieward, Romero, Sfeinbrink, Smifh, Smilh, Siewerf, Qualacker, Veyna, Rimpau, THIRD ROW-Sfevens,
Slracner, S'l'ory, Thompson, Zava, Vanderbloorn, Weir, Salveson, Terbeesf, Schanlzen, Torres. BOTTOM ROW-Yblood, Safzke,
Sfewarf, Van Anfwerp, Troulman, Saunders, Simms, Saunders, Slory, Shaw.
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O'HalIoran, Pargmann, Pecora, Tilly, Perkins, Riley, Noling, Melrose, Newklrk, Range. THIRD ROW-Pulaski, Meckel, Moore,
Meyer, B. Meyer, Marco, Marshall, Paulus, Maese, Morrie, Penhall, Naiera. BOTTOM ROW-Lopez, Peralfa, Ornelas, Osburn,
F. Meyers, Power, Ramella, J. Nichols, Mead, Morales, Miller.
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ROW Lara Hooker Hem Greder Jordan Lawson Jackson, Kublfz Fuck Forbes Llndley Llnk Harffxeld THIRD ROW
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ROW7-Soles, Tessner, Wllllams, Wrlghl, Weber, Woodard, Taylor, Wellis, Woods, Winger, Trindle. THIRD ROW-Jerry
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berger, Bouck, Benfialn, Beneke, Blysfone, Alplanalp, Bielefeld, Borley, Bembrooks, Bergenson, Allen, Brooks. SECOND
ROW- Culpepper, Borley, Baddall, Booher, Callaway, Ames, Afklnson, DeBruyn, Cooper, Anderson, Carrillo, Diaz. THIRD
ROW-Elekholl, Boucher, Beunef, Crenshaw, Cone, Allen, Bernsfein, Brown, Clodl, Carroll, Bosflck. BOTTOM ROW--Brock,
Baker, Aguire, Carroll, Corrillio, Bouse, Daniels, Crenshaw, Baskin, Busfilos.
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Coy, Kohlbush, Ramirez, Meyer, Brown, Clark, Young. THIRD ROW-Lufes, Copper, Fuersf, Callaway, Hall, Celaya, Garcia, Ber-
cher, Benin, Doane, Beazley. BOTTOM ROW-Boslieh, Tessner, Oelrich, Mr. Cook.
ORCHESTRA-TOP ROW-Doane, Bonner, Ramirez, Long, Peifzke, Schmifz, Dcrr, Siefken, Duncan, Hamilfon. FIRST ROW-
Kohlbush, Merriman, Hall, Salveson, Pefers, Forbes, Ahlsfrom, Osborn, Cook, Young. SECOND ROW-Rogers, Krumnelman, More-
craff, Doris Essary, Jean Young, Shirley Essary, Beddall, Peters. Hyllon, Hall, Thompson, Greder. BOTTOM ROW-Beafers,
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Only one letterman greeted Coach Harold
Hopkins last fall, and from the group which
reported to him he molded a team that end-
ed the season in fourth place. The Colonists
had a season's record of five losses and a
pair of wins.
ln his first year at Anaheim, Coach Hop-
kins had to work chiefly with inexperienced
material, mostly juniors and sophomores,
with a few seniors and a couple of freshmen-
Of this group more than three-quarters are
underclassmen. All in all, Mr. Hopkins de-
serves congratulations and applause for his
work.
The locals tackled the Tustin Tillers in the
season opener, and after playing very lack-
adaisical ball for two quarters they weaken-
ed and the visitors pushed over two quick
touchdowns. The Colonists missed a scoring
opportunity, by way of a fumble on the sixs
inch line late in the second quarter. Tustin
l3, Anaheim O.
The Jordan Panthers were next on the
schedule, and the vastly improved Colonists
battled them on even terms for three quar-
ters, when two lightning scores proved to be
the Colonists' downfall. Bill Trimble scored
the only Anaheim touchdown on a one yard
plunge. Final score 2l to 6.
Anaheim tackled Newport Harbor in the
league season's inaugural, and was defeated
7 to O. A thirty yard forward pass resulted
in the only score of the game. Twice the
'locals were stopped inside the ten yard line.
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Martinez, Jim O'Donnell, Ray Lamas, Don Marfinson, Si Fluor, Roger
Pannier.
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iron warriors as the Santa Ana Saints handed
them a 20 to 6 lacing. Although the Colonists
out-gained the Saints on the ground, a super-
ior passing attack again downed the Colo-
nists. Bill Trimble rounded leftend for nine
yards and the score.
Anaheim finally broke into the win column
at Orange, last November third, as they
squashed the favored Orange Panthers 28 to
0. After a mediocre first quarter the Colonists
opened up, pushing Mazza across twice, and
Liebhart and Ward once. The second and
third string finished the game.
The second victory of the T945 campaign
came to Anaheim as they nosed out the
Hunington Beach Oilers T3 to 7. Mazza and
Trimble each tallied once for the Blue and
Gold. Mazza scored on a twenty yard pass
and Trimble plunged nine for the second
score.
The locals tangled with their arch rivals,
the Fullerton Indians, in the season's finale
and after staying on even terms for two
quarters, tile Colonists succumbed 20 to 6.
Gil Luna bucked the line for three yards
and the Colonists only touchdown. "Bud"
Goodell ran wild that day for the Indians.
SCORES
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yardage againsf Huniingfon.
Gonzales packing 'fhe ball in
The Oranqe game. Mazza con-
verfs while Liebharf holds.
Anaheim's forward ball in ac-
fion against Fullerfon. Don Lieb-
harf wades Yhrough fhe Indians
in a big gain.
TOP ROW-Pelfier, Gibson, Smith, Requeio, McClain, Kindig, Ricker, Nichols, Sezma, Bufler, Tafolla Rodarfe. SECOND ROW-
Manager FischbachvBruce, Lamas, Leos, Luna, Marfinez, Marfinson, Pannier, Baies, Gessler, Manager Mahoney, Coach Hopkins.
THIRD ROW-Franks, Siolz, Sfeichen, Huffman, O'DonneIl, Weber, Mahoney, Ochoa, Ward, Bauer, Hernandez. BOTTOM ROW
-Zimmerman- Newkirk, Cram, Trimble, Liebharf, Hollingsworfh, Mazza, Fluor, Muckenfhaler, Gafhas, Heying.
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-Eafon, Hund, Penhall, B. Remeriz, Leopez, Dufzi, French, Doane, Losleben, Hamilfon, VanCasferen, Auala, Gergor, Coach Wallin.
THIRD ROW-Kellogg, Pafiin, Mires, O'Brien, Koontz, Liekhus, Gonzales, Knapp, Hurfado, Paffen, Bengochea, Tafolla, Manager
Lures. BOTTOM ROW-Kenny, Garabedian, Caslillo, Bell, Sfuarf, Cox, Paulus, Walsworfh, Siems, Wesf.
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michael, Ryan, Herman, George Grigqs, Veilers. THIRD ROW-Wells, Birlcher, Hubbard, NOS. Sfelnbofn. D- DlCke"'S0l'l. C- Dlck'
enson, Schmifz, Helsing. BOTTOM ROW-Calaway, John Brown, Brock, Ames, Jack Brown, Schmitz.
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Paced by Don Liebhart, who was chosen varsity
captain and most valuable man, Coach Sam Keith's
squad ended its league play in a tie for second.
The team lost only five contests, during the whole
season, and considering they played twenty games
this record is quite fine. The losses were three to
the Huntington Beach Oilers, and one each to
Valencia and Fullerton. The Colonists defeated
Valencia and Fullerton once also.
The squad entered the Huntington Beach tourney
but was defeated in the semi finals by the Hunting-
ton Oilers after two victories were garnered at the
expense of Orange and Brea.
Prospects for this year's team were not to bright
before the season, but even with some of his let-
termen gone Coach Keith molded one of the finest
Don Liebhuri shooting in Huntington Beach game.
aggregations in Anaheim history. For next year,
however, prospects will be bright with three of the
first string lettermen returning. Hugh Faulkner,
Roger Pannier and "Bunky" Ochoa will be back,
and a championship Bee team wil be ready for
Varsity action.
Anaheim ....... ....... 3 8 Newport Harbor .... 2l
Anaheim ....... ....... 3 2 Santa Ana ............,. l8
Anaheim ,..... .,..... 3 7 Orange .,................ 24
Anaheim ....... ....... 2 l Fullerton ................ 30
Anaheim ....... .....,. 3 3 Huntington ............ 38
Anaheim ....... ....... 3 5 Newport Harbor .... 31
Anaheim .v..... ....... 5 O Santa Ana .............. 30
Anaheim ....... ....... 5 l Orange ..........,..,.... 39
Anaheim ...... ....... 3 5 Fullerton .......v........ 24
Anaheim ....... ....... l 8 Huntington ............ 52
TOP ROW-Bielefeld, Juszkievicz, Huffman, Pannier, Kindig, Faulkner. .SECOND ROW-Coach Keith, Grabel, Steanns, Brown,
Manager Lutes. BOTTOM ROW-Ward, Ochoa, Luna, Hernandez, Llebhart.
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Tip off play in Huntington game with Kellogg iumping for Bees
Coach Sam Keith's Bees produced the 'first Sun-
set League Bee Basketball championship since l94l
and captured for the first time in tournament history
the annual county Bee tournament held in Ana-
heim. ,
Playing ten practice games and ten league games
the Colonists won l8 out of the 20. They went
Gonzales recovers off backboard in Huntington
Beach final.
were: Vince Mazza, .less Gonzales, Bill Kellogg,
Kenny Knapp, Ralph Rodriquez, Jaime Lopez, Bob
Fellbaum, Jerry Liekhus, Ira Brooks, Chuck Bengo-
chea, Chuck Van Paepeghem, Bil Koontz, Tommy
O'Brien, Bob Rameriz, and Manager Mahoney.
LEAGUE GAMES
Anaheim ........,....,...... 40 Newport Harbor .... 30
undefeated for l5 consecutive games until Newport Anaheim v-'-.. .------ 4 3 Sonia Am -----,,-,---W. 32
Harbor, who they had defeated twice before, up- Anaheim .-.'-- -.A-"- 2 8 Orange ----.----.-..----- i8
set them 40-29. The other loss was sustained from Anaheim ----.v ,k,---- 3 4 Fuiierioh ----.-------.V.. 32
Huntington Beach, in the seasons final. Anaheim ivvhii A-,-v-. 2 8 Huntington '-.-.-'..... 27
Jess Gonzales, dependable guard, who entered Annneim ,,..,, -,-,--, Q 9 Newpgrf i-inibor v,-- 41
the Navy shortly after the final game, was elected Annimeim hlllh- bglhgih 3 7 Santo Ano .--.----,-,- 35
captain of the team. Bill Kellogg, scrappy center, Anaheim --'--- .4----4 3 3 Orange ,--',,- -,-,,.- 3 2
was elected most valuable man. Anninieim ,vliii iibiiii 3 0 Fullerton Vilii ililtli i 3
Boys who received silver lfiasketballs and letters Anaheim ................,.,. 22 Huntington ..v......... 32
TOP ROW-Felbaum, Liekhus, Kellogg, Bengochea, Brooks. MIDDLE ROW-Coach Keith, Hurtado, O'Brien, Koontz, Ramirez,
Manager Mahoney. BOTTOM ROW-Gonzales, Rodriquez, Mazza, Knapp.
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TOP ROW-Salaets, Santibaniz, Brown, Elam, Dutton, Minder, M anager Mahoney. BOTTOM ROW-Coach Hopkins, French, Her-
man, Garabedian, Louge, Carmichael, Ryan.
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Coach Harold Hopkins' Cee and Dee basketball
teams, ended their league season in third and sec-
ond places respectively, with the Cees winning
five and losing three, the Dees winning six and
losing two. A
The two teams played one of the heaviest sched-
ules in the past tour years, and both won a vast
majority of the tilts.
ln their league games Coach Hopkins' Cees
clipped Orange twice, Fullerton twice, split with
Newport and lost twice to Huntington Beach.
The Dees, who played steadier ball than the
Cees, whipped Orange twice, Fullerton two times
and held a brace ot victories over Newport. With
a little height the clees might have detected the
Huntington Beach Dees and won the championship-
These were Coach Harold Hopkins' tirst Cee
and Dee squads, since he has been coaching here
at Anaheim High School.
TOP ROW-Manager Maese, Calaway, Sutton, Hubbard, Martinez,
Jimmy Schmitz, Dickenson, Ryan.
Coach Hopkins. BOTTOM ROW-Brock, Jerry Schmitz, Ames,
Anaheim's varsity swimming team finally raised
themselves out of the doldrums of the Sunset League
swimming cellar, as they nabbed a second place in
the league meet, behind Fullerton's favored Indians.
The boys who finally turned the trick were the fol-
lowing: Wally Cram, Bill Hollingsworth, John Heying,
Tom O'Brien, Bob Juszkievicz, and Erwin North. These
boys garnered T9 points between them to nose out
the Santa Ana Saints.
Wally Cram, fifty and medley swimmer, was chosen
captain of this year's varsity squad by his teammates.
Cram placed in every meet in which he participated.
The Bees were less fortunate than the varsity, but
paced by their captain, Jimmy Westenkuehler, they
placed third in the league meet.
The Cees composed almost entirely of freshmen,
grabbed off runner-up honors. Only some very bad
luck kept them from winning the midget title. Jimmy
Salaets, veteran Cee splasher, who paced the team
throughout most of the season was elected captain
This season's finals and semi-finals were held in the
local tank.
LEFT TO RIGHT-Start of the 220 yard free-style. .Irwin North
is third from left. They're off, in the varsity 50, Wally Cram, is
third from the left. Beginning of 'the varsity backstroke event.
LOWER PICTURE-Top Row-Westenkuehler, Harper, Holling-
worth, Fluor, Wingert, North, Mahoney, Coach Ryan. MIDDLE
ROW-Elam, Salaets, Stringer, G. Mahoney, VanCastern, Samp-
son, Stolotz, !BOTTOM ROW-Lutes, Fishback, Heying, Cram,
Custer, Parker.
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Greeted by three returning lettermen, Kenny
Knapp, Chuck Bengochea, and Warren Cox, Coach
Cook developed a tough Colonist tennis team. The
ineligibility of Cox, however, weakened the team
considerably.
Kenny Knapp held down the number one posi-
tion and was winning most of his matches at the
first singles post. Chuck Bengochea was playing
regular with Cox at first doubles but because of
Cox's ineligibility he had to play with a partner
with less experience. This proved to be the only
weak spot on the Colonist team. Tom Archer and
Ralph Rodriquez held down second doubles. Bill
Kellogg played steadily at second singles. Third
and fourth singles were alternated between Bill
Gathas, Sam Bogoshian, Tom Hartley and Don
Hamilton.
The Colonists are sure of a first or second place
as the annual goes to,-press. They massacred New-
port Harbor 27-0 in the opener winning every
match. Chuck Bengochea and Don Hamilton pulled
the surprise in this match when they won at first
doubles 6-4, 6-4. The Saints then challenged the
Colonists on the Anaheim courts and the Colonist
pulled through to upset the Saints l5-l2. Kenny
Knapp defeated Tom Tapscott, the Santa Ana ace
6-0, 6-0. Tom Archer and Ralph Rodriquez also
played good tennis to cinch the match for Ana-
heim by winning second doubles.
Anaheim has Orange, Fullerton and Huntington
Beach yet to play. Orange will be the only tough
contestant. Fullerton and Huntington Beach are
gifted with weak teams.
Next year the Colonists will probably have the
strongest team in the county as all of the letter-
men will be back. There are no seniors on the
squad this year,
VARSITY -TENNIS-T R -M rriman, Rodriquez, Knapp, Brooks, Franks, Walsworthu BOTTOM RQW-Hartley, Cox, Bengoclwa.
Hamilton, Kellogg, ATiPche?tvCoaT:h Cook. JUNIOR VARSlTY TEN NIS-Top Row-Merriman, Bogoshian, Noe, Hunt, Ryan. BOT-
TOM ROW-Patrick, Ater, Schmid, Davis, Kohlbush, Coach Cook.
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Coach Sam Keith's combined track and field
squads garnered a total of 49 points in the league
meet, with the varsity placing fifth, the Bees fourth,
and the Cees second. Below are the boys who
placed in the league meet.
First: Bevins, Bee 660, Fellbaum, Bee High Jump,
Herman, Cee Shot Put, French, Cee Hurdles, and
Logue, Cee Pole Vault.
Seconds: Ochoa, Varsity 880, Lopez, Varsity Mile:
Carmichael, Cee Pole Vault and Cee Relay.
Thirds: Maese, Cee Broad Jump, Patin, Bee Shot
Put, Bauer, Varsity High Hurdles.
Fourths: Bauer, Varsity Low Hurdles, Carmichael,
Cee Hurdles, Requeio, Varsity 440, Dunton, Cee
High Jump, Van Poepenhem, Bee High Jump,
Maese ,Cee 50.
Next season the status of our thinclads should be
considerably raised as many returing lettermen
will be on hand to bolster the spikesters hopes.
The annual novice meet was again held on the
local field with all the schools in the county show-
ing a fine spirit of participation.
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Herman.
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LEFT TO RIGHT-Finish of the Cee l0O at the league finals. Doug.
French is the fifth from the left. Finish of the novice varsity hundred.
Bob Palm and Al Steichen at the extreme. left. Al Maese and Leroy
Penhall sprint for the tape. Norman Ryan winning the semi-final Cee
660. Colonists number one battery of Vince Mazza and Wayne Grebel.
Starting varsity outfield, Don Liebhart, Ray Hurtado and Dave Hernan-
dez. Bill Kellogg placing in the Bee broadiump at Harbor. Larry
Muckenthaler tags out Art Bielefeld in a close one at first. Cee relay
team is nosed out at the finals. Grebel slaps the ball on Milne Stearns.
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Coach John Wallms varsity baseball team had
played only two league tllts before the annual went
to press The locals had clubbed Newport 12 to 6
and ID turn were upset by the Santa Ana Saints
6 to 2
Working wtth only four returning lettermen coach
Wallin has gulded his proteges to eight trlumphs In
fifteen games The Colonlsts have spllt wnth every
team they played twice
The top battery of the present time IS composed
of two veterans Vmce Mazza and Wayne Grebel
Mazza IS a newcomer as a chucker but Grebel
has backstopped for two years
Other boys handling the pitching assignments
Bielefeld
The Colomsts partucupated In the annual Pomona
Baseball Tourney but were defeated In their first
two games by Monrovia and Fullerton At that
time Coach Wallin had not yet uncovered some of
The Jayvees and the newly organized freshmen
team have washed through several games In prep
ping for thelr future varsnty playung Harold Hop
kms IS coachmg the two teams
SCORES
Anaheim
Anahelm
Anaheum
Anaheim
Anaheim
Anaheim
Anaheim
Anahelm
Anaheim
Anaheim
Anaheim
Anahelm
Jordan
Downey
Excelsior
Monrovla
Fullerton
Downey
Jordan
Brea
Marines
Newport
Brea
Santa Ana
the squads hidden talents Anaheim Tustin
TOP LEFT Left to Right Muckenthaler, Kvndng, Brelefeld, Lvebhart, Stearns, Pannuer, Grebel, Weatherman BOTTOM ROW
Coach Wallin, O'Brlen, Ramerlz, Colllngs, Murro, Hurtado, Hernandez, Mazza TOP RIGHT Grebel cuts hard as Blelefeld
looks on BOTTOM LEFT Mazza llnes a single against Jordan BOTTOM RIGHT Left to Right Top Rod Schmitz, Martinez,
Schmitz, Justus, McDermott, Blelefeld, Machay, Jensen, Hund, Reyes, Henning, Lamag, Carmellgl R.-,mera BOTTOM ROW
Huffman, Rodgers, Range, Mascnel, Ramarlz, McConaghy, Boner, Gregor, Albm, McCIaln, Faulkner, Martunson, Coach Wallm
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TOP ROW-Henning, Patrick, Kersfen, Heying, Kellogg, Wesierhold, Wells, Jenkins, Boliek, Koonfz, Bonner, Fleischman. FIRST
ROW-Sweeney, Slory, Barfooi, Barnes, Sherman, Zabel, Osborn, McCoy, Kennedy, Davis, Fischer, Ealon. SECOND ROW-
Miss Huff, Homan, Norland, Nellesen, Rhoads, Porfer, Lenz, Fledderman, Merrill, Fleischrnan, Thompson, Colbaugh. BOTTOM
ROW-Monfiio, Frafl, Rodriguez, Boslick, Salveson, Miller, Friis.
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TOP ROW-Huffman, Pannier, Stearns, Fishbach, Gaihas, Friis, Wesferhold, Wingerf, Barksdale. MIDDLE ROW-Collings, Rains,
Enix, lg1AahoReyl,IFasf, Clark, Benflen, Rees. BOTTOM ROW-Greder, Mefzger, Heifsfchusen, Lieb, Boliek, Zimmerman, Harris,
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Herman, Hylfon, Kooniz, Demaree, Harling
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TOP ROW-Wilson, Sweeney, Walsworfh, Sauer, Hylton, Harling, Zedaker, Plou, Schwarfzbach, Kennedy. SECOND ROW-
Thafcher, Velma Koonfz, Doris Koonfz, Mohn, Hemmerlinq, Essary, Thompson, Graham, Belly Hylton, Miss Reasoner. THIRD ROW
-Rineharl, Fisher, Fledderman, Knulson, Dudley, Wurfz, Young, Jennings, Benqochea. FOURTH ROW-Morris, Meyer, Booth,
Baldassarre, Wagner, Demaree, Norland, Herman.
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TOP ROW-Dedic, Slearns, Amling, Haylon, Benlien, Muckenfhaler, O'DonnelI, Graski, Nichols, Palm, Mcnlgomery. FIRST ROW
-Curran, Hollingsworlh, Palin, VanCaslern, Garber, Smllh, Boellcher, Clark, Rapp, Marfinez. SECOND ROW-Pannier, Wyebb,
Buller, Veller, Jennings, Masciel, Coolidge, Wilmore. BOTTOM ROW-Benlien, Fife, Clabaugh, Palm, Colburn, Fasf, Kordahl,
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Miles, Rogers, Palm, Hollingsworth, Muckenlhaler, Amllng.
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TOP ROW-Smock, Briscoe, Clabaugh, Morris, Miss Rigdon, Lindley, Ronconl, Salisbury, Dorr. MIDDLE ROW-Allan, Saenz,
Cooney, Beavers, Lindley, Lenz, Culp, Clabaugh. BOTTOM ROW-Carroll, Grlvey, Harber, Larson, Daniel, Schanlzen, Johnson.
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TOP ROW-Miss Street, Lawson, Underwood, Meyer, Moore, Saunders. BOTTOM ROW-Borgeson, Reed, Rulh, Rowland, Miller,
Ozbun, Pool.
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TOP ROW-Miss Sproull, Moniaras, Ruiz, Confraras, Torres, Monreal, Marlinez, Alvarado, Rodarle. BOTTOM ROW-Alva, Lopez,
Oviedo, Garcia, Peralfa, Solis, Cano, Mrs. Heinlein.
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TOP ROW-Sweeney, Friis, Hernandez, Ochoa, Welsh, Kersfen, Wingerl, Friis, Boliek. FIRST ROW-Gauer, Lenz, Barfocf, Plou,
Dudley, Kennedy, Harling, Cole. SECON-D ROW-Presville, Fleischman, Fleclderman, Fischer, Rineharf, Graham, Knulsen. BOT-
TOM ROW-Bieber, Reid, Marcell, Leverick, Sherman, Miss Huff.
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GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS
Roberfa Norland, Vice-president, Joyce Sweeney,
Presidenig Dorofhy Morris, Secrefary
Williams, Menges, Miss Reasoner, Miss Frantz, Sampson,
Sweeney, Fisher, Miss McPhearson, Miss Weber, Eldred
Morris, Doerr, Zabel, Sexfon, Norland, Lehmer, Menges,
Eldred, Tews, Beef, Sampson
TOP ROW-Sweeney, Barfoof, Zabel, Doerr, Fischer, Sampson, MifFran1z.'-MIDDLE Rillwillilams, Le5mer,'Ea5+, Kruse, Rim
pau, Eldred. BOTTOM ROW-Norland, Evans, Sexlon. Marcell-
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TOP ROW S+ueckle McCoy Harlell' Gusf, Cooney Vlncenf Wurgaff MBSSEFSMITH Todd FIRST ROW Roberls Good Bean
Cook Temple Valenfune Vupond Beal SECOND ROW Levernck Larson Smxlh Sfelnborn Wllbern Lehmer Bath Walker
BOTTOM ROW Su-nons Webb Griggs Glfford Marcell Ruth Miss Hanna
ROW Plou Messersmlfh Walsworlh Shuffel Reade Sfelchen Franks Walsworih Bollek Kersfen THIRD ROW Fleddeman,
Demaree Fisher Davis Underwood Wilson Hall Harlmg Zedaker Kennedy BOTTOM ROW Kellogg Rinehart Smlfh Smlfh
Meyer Hawkins Marcell Knufsen Dudley Walker
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TOP ROW-Wrighi, Monfgomery, Lowe, Cyprien, McCov, Hochuli, SchuHe, Whife, Hund, Jenkins. FIRST ROW-Heiischusen,
Miss Sfanley, Salveson, Hernmerling, Mohn, Forfer, Booih, Valentine, Hersey, Ausiin. SECOND ROW-Fisher, Miller, Culberison,
nlebb, Garabedian, Noe, Temple, Roberfs, Zedaker. BOTTOM ROW-Ornelas, Kirk, Praff, Bersiien, Simons, Wagner, Beddail,
eyer.
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TOP ROW-Jusxkievicz, Boliek, Greder, Henderson, Mefzger, Wingerf, Cram, Liebharf, Hufain. MIDDLE ROW-Waferman
Gusf, Ledbeffer, Rineharf, Bafh, Wilbern, Wurgafi, Koonfz, Miss Sfreef. BOTTOM ROW-Harling, Hylfon, Demaree, Reid, Mor-
ris, Samon, Jennings,
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TOP ROW-Tessner, Hochuli, Schuffe, Reade, Officer, Borgeson, Malone, Eafon, Nelms, Sfarr, Roquef, Newkirk, Saulsbery. FIRST
ROW-Haas, Gibson, Kruse, Taylor, Middlefon, Saulsbery, Moore, Ball, Ahlslrom, Hatfield, Jackson, Barfoof, Underwood. SEC-
OND ROW-Roberfs, Abplanalp, Gregor, Wright, Crain, Link, Miller, Evans, Knapp, Wrighf, Wilson, Huffman. THIRD ROW-
Essary, Kahl, Fosfer, Crespin, Sfedman, Saunders, Saunders, Payne, 'Blysfone, Beneke, Hayden, Bouck. BOTTOM ROW-Leigh,
Tews, Cone, Griggs, Power, Hillary, Summers, Simms, Gannon, Beddall, Benne'H'.
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TOP ROW-Zornosa, Zedaker, Wheafon, Garreff, Harling, McCoy, Plou, Gauer, Messersmifh, Walswcrlh, Doerr, Dean, Wilson:
FIRST ROW-Hemmerling, Morris, Schwarfzbach, Hall, Bernard, Sherman, Zabel, Fledderman, Holhbaugh, Valenfine, Bieber,
Mohn, Wurgaff. SECOND ROW-Leverick, Ruth, Gust, Koonfz, Thafcher, Koonfz, Harfelf, Richards, Davis, Ozbun, Pool, Wilbern.
THIRD ROW-flBeddall, Norland, Demaree, Herman, Baldassarre, Wagner, Meyer, Lehmer, Graham, Essary, Fischer, Hylfon. BOT-
TOM ROW-Simons, Smilh, Young, Marcell, Larson, Boofh, Dudley, Walker, Wurfz, Knufsen, Rineharf.
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TOP ROW-Colvin, North, Rains, Carslon, Collings, Bouck, Zimmerman, Wingerl, Hilbers, Hamann, Henderson. FIRST ROW-
Weber, Merriman, Mahoney, Cox, Kerslen, Fellbaum, Gafhas, Barksdale, Huffman, Welch, Friis. SECOND ROW-Fishback,
Harris, Stloslrom, Long, Hernandez, 'Bengochea, Sfeichen, Franks, Ochoa, Mr. Loeffler. BOTTOM ROW-Heilshusen, Boliek, Black-
sfock, Mlnder, Rodriguez, Luna, Lufes, Rogers, Ward.
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TOP ROW-Faulkner, Asper Davis, O'Brine, Meyers, Hamllfon, Jensen, Kellogg, Elliofl, Kohlbush, Range, Koonfz. FIRST ROW
-Griggs, Carmichael, Sluard, Hales, Salaefs, Parker, Brown,abedian, Fife, Kohlbush, Greger. SECOND ROW-Ryan, Hartley,
Herman, Boliek, O'HaIlcran, Loudon, Birfcher, Hunl, Walsworlh, Mowry, Oelrich. THIRD ROW-Salveson, Knuisen, Ames, Marti-
nez, Calaway, Houfcher, Adams, Meyer, Bell, Paulus. BOTTOM ROW-Maese, Griggs, Brock, Dickenson, Ryan, Louge, Sanlibanez,
Young, Coolidge,
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FIRST ROW-Coach Hopkins, Grebel, Sfearns, Pannier, GDh16lBS, Norlh, Hernandez, Bengochea, Ochoa, Heying, Liebharl, Kell
logg, Sfolz. SECOND ROW-Coach Wallin, Ramirez, Leos, Franks, Van Paepeghem, Knapp, Penhall, Brown Mahoney, Steichen,
Ward, VanCaslern, Koonfz. THIRD ROW-Doane, Maciel, Fischbach, Cox, Salaels, Mahoney, Wesfenkuehler, Merriman, Car-
michael, Elam, Bevins, Kohlbush, Griggs. FOURTH ROW-Rodriguez, Emerick, Hollingsworfh, Bauer, Mazza, Luies, Salaefs, Gar-
abedian, Hall, Meyers, Parker, O'Brien, Murro. BOTTOM ROW-Weafherman, Pafin, Koonlz, Luna, Bafes, Noe, Ryan, Loudon
Maese, Hartley, Herman.
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riman, Mahonsyhjllllamirn5fHei'll1anj3z?Ochoa, Leos, Eaion, Bengochea, Hulam, Luna, Bafes. SECOND ROW-Fife, Blackstock,
Loudon Walsworlh Pemhall, Luies, Salaefs, Rodarfe, Knapp, Fischbach, Cox. THIRD ROW-Davis, Krumpelman, Boulcher, Lep-
nard, liogg, Emerirfk, DuBois, Ryan, Maese. BOTTOM ROW-Bo nner, Hall, Waikins, Cooper, Shrank, Garabedian, Yblood, Baskin
Coach Wallin.
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Graski, Raquel, Newkirk. FIRST ROW-Boeckeler, Bodkins, Lopez, Veyna, Bouse, Kruse, Benbrooks, George, Moore, Underwood,
Haas, Harding, Beavers, Miss Douglass. SECOND ROW-Lara, Robertson, Sowden, Griggs, Aillark, Tessner, Leigh, Hayden, Ben-
neit, Miss Afherion, Jackson, Huffman. THIRD ROW-Hooker, Tews, Cone, Powers, Hein, Kenyon, Jungkeii, Beddall, Saunders,
Bouclc, Homan. BOTTOM ROW-Abplanalp, Kahl, Payne, Adlcison, Ornelas, Summers, Wollenman, Allen, Culberlson, Trindel.
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