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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1950 volume:

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MNH' BERT BON NER Vice president CAROL McDERMOTT Secretary of Records Duane Bauer held the office of Secretary of the Treasury Durrng has term he had charge of all the Student Body tmances and all busmess transactuons Carol McDermott had the bug task of cretary of Records She was requured to keep a full and correct record of all Cabmet and Student Body meetungs read minutes of pre vlous meetmgs and to asslst the president ln all Student Body electrons Dan Demaree served as Secretary of Stud ent Affarrs and durung the year rt was has duty to promote good cltlzenshup among the students He was responslble tor all Student body awards and publlcuty In addntnon, he took charge of general Student Body bus mess BABE BAUER Secretary of Treasury Student Anaheum Union Hugh Schools highest ex ecutlve office of president of the Student Body was held thus year by Duttern Helsnng Helsing kept busy presldlng over all Cabunet meetmg Student Body electrons committees and all Student Body assemblies Dub also had the power to help appount student court members and to call specual electrons to full vacancles In the Student Cab Bu D b stnll had tame to portray a leading part In the senuor class play The office ot vlce presldent was held by Bert Bonner whose mam task was to preside over the Student Court I l DAN DEMAIEE Seerefary of Student Affelrs inet. 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' , ' - I, Cabinet Carol Hochull AUHSS Secretary of Safety and Welfare spent her tlme durrng the year tn charge of all actrvltles promoting the wel fare and the safety ot the student body In general Secretary of Girls Athletics Mary Whitney was reponslble for the sanitary condltron of the gurls gym and for the reception of vrsrt :ng teams Secretary of Boys Athletlcs Ronnie Maese was responsible for the reception ot vlsstrng teams lt was also hrs duty to recommend to the Cabrnent students ellglble for letters and awards PAUL H DEMAREE Adviser MARY WHITNEY Secretary of Girls Athlehcs CAROL HOCHULI Secretary of Safety and Welfare RONNIE MAESE Secretary of Boys Athletics Duties performed by the Student Cabrnet dunng the year were the plannmg of assem blues and sponsorrng Tuberculosus Red Cross and Community Chest drives In all social science classes The Student Cabinet meets every actrvrty penod under the dtrectlon of Student Body Presrdent Dub Helsing and Prrncupal Paul H Demaree to carry out the busuness of the student body All electrons tor student body and class otfrces are conducted by the Cabmet dunng the school year During the year they planned an exchange talent assembly wrth Pomona and approved letters and awards for the athletic teams t pe W, , . .I 1 Student Council FRESHMEN top to bottom Dominguez Gray Pelerson Hacker Glover Fllx Flynn Johannes Rall Glardlno SOPHOMORES lop to bottom Ruiz Cram Sfelnborn Clamp Head Ryan Bader Kellogg Garner Lemus JUNIORS lop to bottom Goff Gregg Huenemeyer Eckol! Wright Huesca Sanders SENIORS lop fo bottom Henning Duval Mllbral Lamers Weaver Slems North Bohger Pahn The Student Council IS the law makrng department of the Anaheim Unuon Hugh School student government Thus group IS lead by President Larry Weaver and super vlsed by Mason Henry council adviser Council members are elected by student vote and are representatlves ot the respective soclal scnence classes This group meets once a month to discuss and decnde on laws and problems of the students Bug problem of the year was the servace point change X.. l .r , t ,yi X , .fa Y I ls Q Y 3 r X '! ? e , 9 Student Court it-H A 'btwirady"E' " r 5 4 3 .rv 'I STUDENT COURT MEMBERS standing left 'lo right Mr Fronlr Kellogg adviser Larry Klrchman Bob Clemer Louis Middle Oon Sheldon Welch Bert Bonner Jlm Walsworth Jun Webb Sealed lefl fo rlghl' LaVonne Holtshusen Marlorle Cranston Mrs Lols Whittington Jean Schultz Pot Frahm Shelley Smnth und Connie Woods The Student Court campus Iudlcnal system rs the thlrd branch of the school government One of the biggest responsibilities on the campus ns taklng care of all the Conmes and Clems who lust love to get those llttle blue slaps called dements Bert Bonner vlce president of the student cab met has flnrshed a very successful year as head of thus busy branch The never ending 'ob of flllng demerlts gnvrng demeruts and the business of dealing personally with offenders which usually IS a suspension from assemblles when they get too many demeruts keep the court docket pretty well fllled This year the members of the court were chosen by the student commlssuon on the basus of theur Integrity and trustworthuness Court members who have been seen seated around the bug oaken table thus year are Sensors LaVonne Heutshusen Jum Webb Connie Woods Louls Mtddleton Jumors Shelly Smlth Sheldon Welch Jnm Walsworth and Margle Cranston Soph omores Pat Frahm and Larry Knrchmann Freshmen Bob Clemer and Jean Schultz The court met In the room to the right of the general offlce Mrs Loss Whattlngton gurls vuce prlncupal and Frank Kellogg boys vlce prmclpal were court advisers 3 1-, I , , Ygl I I I I I I - I ' , , 2 2 ' , I ' ' ' ' I . . . ' I ' I ' . 4 1 . ' I ' - . . .. . I . . ' I . . . I . . . . I . , . - . , . . I , . - . . I I GIRLS LE GUE Under the leadershlp of ottlcers pres: dent Jackue Whrteman, vice president Della Horn secretary Dorothy Melia, treasurer Jennre Welton advuser, Mass Velda Barnes and the tlrst and second semester cabnnet members thus years Girls League passed another very success tul year Lett picture left to rlght Glrls League Officers Jaclue Whiteman Jenme Welton Della Horn Dorothy Mena ill First and Second semester Glrls League Cabinets J Whiteman. D Horn, G Decker, J Welton D Megla, J Kellogg. relaxing after decorating tree tor County Hospltol childrens word I K. 5 3 in l if li I' an 5 E ss ' 'fx A' 'O va' V l. ss, tl? 5 . N K COLONIST CLUB The Colonist Club which IS on or gcznnzcmon composed of all The mole students of the compus wos under the drrectuon of L Frank Ke ogg deon of boys ond the cobmet con srshng of Mlnord Duncan presndenf Curfus Meade vice president Ronnie Lerncke scribe ond John Potnn ser geont of arms Lefi Do rlghf Colonlsi Club Officers John Pahn Mmard Duncan Curhs Meade Ronnie Lemcke if Bs, Agrnculfure boys fake: easy dur mg club period Boys viewing lnfereshng movie during Colonlsf Club assembly I , 1 . ll , , 1 1 ' U " '1 1 -X 1 ' 1 , 1 I 1 ' - u . . I 'X - ' I 1 .X L 1 , a v .f""'w ff" . . L-Li ,. . K . . . ,M -A 1. ,N 1 -.ft ' iff Safety and Welfare Commutee -U .gf it Q' '- qs CC all SAFETY AND WELFARE COMMITTEE Top row lell io rlghl' Sfandley Claussen Della Horn Genevleve Klrk Neva Wedln Carol Hochull Genevieve Bradley Carol Davenport Sally Fosler Mona Corner Shlrley Pannler Belly Snems Bollom row Ieff ko rlghl Dudley Frank Bull Burr Dan Demaree Ruchard Arnold Ernie Huenemeyer Jerry Henmnq Corl Halfnled Bobby Sanders Elma Clamp Red C ross Counc1l RED CROSS COUNCIL bollom row lefl lo lqhl Ernie Huenemeyer June Hokanson Connle Woods Phoebe Merriman J Ann Fell second row Joan Dovenporl Jeneol Reeves Marilyn Muller Shelley Small: Mary Lou Laessln Barbara Ryan John Palm fourlh row Arlhur lhnen Jo Ann Burdick Da Iene Morris Adviser Mnss Neva Soll Ronnie Lemcke Eddie Llplrapp rx N-,ax ag-uw Wal? l I - -- 3 5 F ' ' .:' W T R S .-- : ' - ' , .. f' 5 'Z' 1 k ,.,,..-- IKXQIP, !, ,e E ,,., P ik, 5 5 E .M . 1 . 4 I - q 5 -a ' 'e '1 1 ez 4 T f N '- ' sn 1 1 "t D 7 .4 1 K C - . r' . ' , , ' . ' . 0 , 4, Bon rd of Trustees PAUL H DEMAREE Pruncnpal and Dlsfrucf Superintendent A H SHIPKEY A BAKER H T WALSWOITH R C CAWTHORN M cone -1., J Maw A-flu yl gilx' J.. E. . ' S JJN g L,v , , W. xx rp v x J si ,' 4..J Congmtulntions . . . Wilt? V? mai SUPERINTENDENT PAUL H DEMAREE AND SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT RONNIE LEMCKE My srncere good wrshes and hearty congratulatrons go to the Semors of l950 the Mud Century class of Anaheim Union Hugh School lt rs most gratrlyrng that the class of l950 IS In many ways consrdered to be the flnest class ever to graduate here This In no way detracts from the glory ot the many graduatrng classes who have preceeded you They too have brought much credit to the school But the class ot l95O has made an mattcs music and school splrrt But most ot all you have made a superror record In scholarship Your excellent work In the classroom has resulted In the largest number of Gold Seal bearers rn the hnstory of the school And tor the trrst time rn frfty years sux of you have tied for the top honor ot valedlctorran of the class We know ot no other occasion IH the hrstory of any school when such a record has been made Congratulatrons and success to you tn your future endeavors PAUL H DEMAREE outstanding record in the many tields ot school lite-student government, athletics, dra- KDMINISTRKTIO Servrng wrth Mrs Whrttlngton rs the boys vrce prrncupal and Dean ot Boys Frank Kellogg In addutlon to the bug 'ob of helplng and advlsrng students he also teaches physrcs Kellogg as adviser to the Student Court has a bug 'ob rn advrsnng the students on merrt records and scho lastlc standmg He also advises the Colonist Club Part of the tremendous amount of work requured to operate the school us done each year by the admlms tratlve staff Mrs Lols Whittington gurls vrce prrncupal and Dean of Gurls form erly taught Spamsh here She loan ed the admmlstratlve staff over twelve years ago She rs lrked by the boys as well as the gurls MR CLYDE NICKL! Ml! RALPH FOCHT Assistant Suparlntlndent Supgrylgqr gf Affgndqneg . I - I . X . in N 'fs ak . . sr - f , . fs. , . 1 CULT Somethung new to the Anaheum Hugh School system had been added thus year and that IS the system of counsellng wherein students are given the opportunity to consult their counselors wlth any problems that may confront them Followung we have the enture Anahenm Hugh School faculty and the subgects taught by them YETTA V ALDEN CLAUD L BOOTH Machme Shop Machmc Arts KEMUEL H ANDERSON General Mathematics Buology WELDON C BRAMLETY Orientation VIRGINIA C BAILEY Buslness Englush Journalism REBA A BROWN Library VELDA M BARNES Plane Geometry General Mathernatucs HARRY L BURDEN Mechanical Arts Mechanical Drawnng f l-aft ETHEL J CAVERLEY W9 do 11: :V ff' W M JOSEPHINE N DERIGO Physical Educahon Jr and S RALPH E COMSTOCK Cadels MAXINE DUCOTY Ornenlallon Counsellor WILLIAM A COOK Band Il Tennls Orchesfra ll NORMA LEE ELLIOTT Physical Educahcn Freshman Junvor Sporls ELIZABETH BARTLETT Social Llvnng Counsellor PHILLIF S ENGEBRETSON Typing I General Busuness Scnence GANIA DEMAREE Boys Glee Mlxed Chorus Mozarl Choir RICHARD M GLOVER Sporfs Juniors and Seniors L N I M I. Engl' I ' ' ., . r. Senior Sports DORA GENE GOLDER E Ish ll E Ish III LELAND O HANSON Aqruculfure Mechanncs GEORGE C HEDSTROM General Maihemahcs Chemlsfry l pfcng,-ff! Y" gf C HELEN LOUISE HITT PUbllLSP!dklN1 Junlor Sensor Drama Sophmore Drama VIRGINIA V HUFF anlsh I Counsellor 47' 44? Sensor Mafhomahcs MARY HEINLEIN Subshlule Ieacher J. MASON HENRY Social Living Counsellor FREDERICK W JETER U S History Counsellor SAM L KEITH General Menhemahcs Sports Jr and Sr Afhlehcs RALPH L. KINGSBURY Social Living Afhlefics Counsellor 111 ESTHER LITTON Spamsh I Study Hall MARJORIE A PIBEL NMA KATHLEEN MCFAUL Secrelarlal Prachce Bookkeeping Typmg ll Elementay Algebra General Malhemahcs WILLIAM V RICKEL HOWARD G MESSAMER Mechanic AVIS General Shop Sensor Problems Tesl Admlnlslralnon VERNA E RIGDON VIRGINIA OAKLEY Coslume Designing A I Crafts ewlnq I CHARLES H RINEHART Senior Problems SHIRLEY L PAISO Soph Physucal Educahon Sophomore G A A LLOYD S ROSS Prmf Shop Home Nursing, Living S ' , ll rf ROBERT D ROUTH Social English II Phoiography NEVA M SOLT Sewung II Vocafuonal Homemakung I ll RICHARD F RYAN Wood Shop MINNIE SPICER GeneraI Mafhemahcs SIudy Hall FAYE K SCHULZ Orxenfahon FAY L STANLEY Semo English S CIBI EngI1sh I JESSIE N SEWARD Eng Ish I BARBARA R WALKER osl CHESTER R SHIRK Apphed Physncs Advanced Aigeara Afhlehcs JOHN M WALLIN Physical Educaflon Frosh and Soph Afhlehcs ms , ZA 'I Y . O . . I. W ffm d ,Il and Ill ""Q Nurse OSBORNE R WHEELER -2- GENEVIEVE BENNETT L un l and Il Social Enghsh I U S Hlsfory Counsellor AVON B CARLSON Voc Agrlculiure I and Il JOSHUA WILLIAMS Plano I and Il Instrumenf Brass Junior Band LOWELL T WILLIAMS Auio Shop Raduo and Elecfrlcufy ffice and Mai ntenn nee Q.-l 4' A. Mrs Elsle Brooks Mass Phyllis Herman Mrs Dorothy Peck and Mrs Frieda Gay Mrs. Adele Nesmlth heads one of the most important groups ot people on our cam- pus, the cafeteria staff. The statt serves, plnas, and prepaxes the wonderful meals that we get every day tor su h reasonable pnces Thus year we have tried to help by taking our trays back and cleanung up a ltttle but Mr Al Dutzl leads another lmportant group Th as th mauntenance staff These men do the yard work and keep everything working ettlclently We ve also tried to help these men oy putting our Cean Campus Campargn to work Nl N Campus Maintenance-4l3ottom row left to rlght Theresa Hertzler Pauline Merriman Ethel Cross Sadie Hatcher Amanda Stankey Second raw left to right Adele Nesml th Belle Gullette Emma Ruud Dorothy Hernze Katherune Hllderbrand Edna Weatherman Third row left to rlght Ross Soule Gordon Mahoney Charlie Hughes Adolf Hlld erbrand Louis Hamann Lester Roseberry Julius Stankey urth row left to ht Al Du I Red Hamilton Henry Fledderman Fsfth row left to rlght Bob Murphy Herb Ramm Duck Foster George Walters Jess Gorham Bud Hein vf"" AI Duhl Mrs Adele Nesmnh Ray Hamilton . s , . 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E. a I T lasses ff 4 5' 5-2 SOA .JI fi SENIOR CLASS Active senior class officers left to right Bull Burr Berry Serms Richard Arnold Ronnie Lerncke lower corner sen or class od :ser Mr Wall m V Rfckel Luvung up fo fheur moffo of Don f Make Excuses Make Good fhe Senuor class of l950 boasfs one of fhe funesf classes ever fo graduafe from Anaheim Unuon Hugh School Oufsfandung achuevemenfs such as havung fhe largesf group of Gold Seal Bearers and sux honor sfudenfs fyung for valeducforuan wuf an A average durung fheur four years of hugh school Senuor afhlefes showed unduvudual falenf un afhlefucs by havmg a very large number of fhree and four year leffermen The presenfafuon of fhe class play Soup fo Nufs and ofhers are accomplushmenfs of whuch any class could be proud Accordung fo fradufuon fhe senuors were honored af fhe senuor brealcfasf barbecue and fhe colorful Junuor and Senuor prom The class colors are maroon, whufe, and gold and fhe class flower us fhe whife carnafion. As well as being successful in all acfivifies, fhe seniors also proved co operafive wifh fheir very capable class officers which are: presidenf, Ronnie Lemckeg vice presidenf, Bill Burr: secrefary, Beffy Seims: freasur er, Richard Arnold: adviser, Mr. William V. Rickel. -D13 i' 'litem-Q ' r. isunqx 29 I I I I Q ---1... --1... A, --Q-., ' U a - Q .X I . A 'f f .ul l A Q , ' ' I f v A ' Q , Xu" ' ' ' - A L lo -M' M J 1 5 f 1 , , , I v , . Irv . ' ' ' ll I I ll ' I I . . . . - . . . . . 0 u h ll ll 0 l I . . . . . . . . . 0 Il ll I . . . 0 . . . Q I . Q I I ' . Q I5 Q-H' -Q... ,phi SS 'fha JACK ADAMS LAWRENCE PAUL ALLEC VBFSITY Football Agriculture Malor arssry C u F F A H Y Rod and Gun Cho 'Mn ARLENE AN DERSON Ari Mayor G A A Toasfrnasfres DON BARKER Boys Glee Club Chrlsfrnas PKav BasebaH f W wfzpf' 'av 'VCV' H987 DUANE BAUER Secretary of Treasury Bee Swmmmung Cheer Leader 30 SONNY ARD Bee Wafer Po!o Colomsf Knlghfs Sensor Council JACK BARNES Mechanucal Draw J V Foofbali Aufo Shop PATRICIA BERRY S mor Tru Hu Y G A A Co Eds A f we JOAN MARIE ALLEN Cornrnerclal Club Sec Sub Debs C mme c al Malor its MURIEL ANDERSON ome E or 44g vs' sz DONALD C BARNETT Cade? Rlfie Team Tennis Chrusfmas Play '+,.-. ALBERT ALPONTE Agriculture Major F F A C ub Shops 46 KN RICHARD ARNOLD Gold Seal Bearer Vaieducfornan Varsufy Tennus JOANN BASTIAN Ar! Malor Sub Debs Ar? Club H in ELOUISE BIELEFELD BERT BONNER ec GA A Vice President Sfudenf Body Voce Pres Home EC Mayor Band Capfaln CQ E4-jg Var Baskefball Most Val V' "A" Ib '- ' 4- ...I I. 1 1' 3 r . ' 'S- . 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BARBARA CARROLL Anoranco Edlfor Lambda Sigma Journalism English BRUCE C SMITH Wood Shop Mayor 3l 41 :gm Af STAN DLEY W CLAUSSEN Gold Seal Bearer Senxor Play VBFSIYY Foolball HERSCHEL E COULTER Annual Slaff Cadel Officer Colonnsf Knuqhfs JOE CLAYES Co Edllor Com Paper Lambda Sugma Treasurer Malhemahcs Malor JACK CLEVELAND A P C Club Presldenl Bee Baskelball Track Asslslanf Annual Edulor 11 ROSALINE CRUZ BEVERLY MAE CURTIS Home DRUARY DANKER DUANE DUNCAN Cee Foofball Seal Bearer Varsuiy Baskelball H1 Y Valedlclorlan Toaslmaslers CAROL LEE DEWELL Gold Seal Bearer Secrelary of Harmonelles Spanish Club 32 Operella Mozarl' Club Commercial Malor G A A Tr Hu Y We 'J ,.,......v Q..-1 4 ew Q? Q Q55 DARYAN DAVIS Bee Wafer Polo Malhernallcs Mayor Hu Y ERNIE DIAZ ROSIE DIAZ Cee and Bee Foolball Home Ec Mayor Varslfy Football Glee Club Wood Shop Malor F H A HOWARD COFFMAN Wood Shop Malor Harmony Kunqs Prlnl Shop HUBERT DANIEL Sporls U S Naval Reserves 'fl DANIEL B DEMAREE Secrelary Sfudenl Affanrs Junior and Senior Plays Blue and Gold H Y Pres A D DOWNS Wood Shop Aulo Shop Machme Shop I H rl J QA S, , .gg '-r, 2 ii,,o 2 , l , Y le 1, ,, Wife R? , 'Y ' 1' ND 01 ao . F k ! Mr x' , j'e'f,Q,r uv A .- ' . ' . '- ' ' ' ' i- I A 'G' -- 1 l , A A 'J 1 f 'CBR gm? -lfx LLOYD D DICK MINARD DUNCAN VERNON G DUNTON ELLEN DURAN Wood Shop Colonusf Club Pre ldenl Band Mayor Annual Sfaff Annual Slaff 49 Varslfy A Cub Lafln Club FHA and A C Enlered from Kansas hee Enqllsh Mayor Home EC Mayor 9-fy A QW'-wr JERRY DUVAL KENNETH L DYMMEL FRED C EDWARDS EDWARD J EVERS Englush Mayor Varsuty Swummmg Malh and Musuc Mayor Cadel' Rlfle Team Lambda Sigma Chrlslmas Play Club Wood Shop Lafln Club Band Mayor Knlghfs at 'sf- N---f DALE RAY FANNING WANDA FICK JEAN FILADELFIA HOLLIE FITZ Junior Play Sub Deb Secrelary Rifle Team Presndenl Mozart Band Home Ec Mayor Harmonefles Vyce Pres G A A Wood Shop Comrnercyal Ma or Home Ec Ma or Colonial Co Eds l l DUDLEY FRANK BONNIE JEAN FREESE ERNIE GONZALES JOANN GRAHAM Var Football Swnmrnnng English Mayor Fulure A' Secretary Lahn Club Presrdenl of Y Councul Mozarf Cholr and Club Bee Football, Baskelball Home Ec Math, Mayor Jumor Play G A A Ushereffes Bee Track G A A , A J' S, sa' A E ,..,,. : I O Y Q J bw 1 flfyll .,.: ,.-' X L A , 1 S, M " " 'J " " 'l it , " .KV . . . IP. , 2' ls- f a , .T 4 ",,, " Q, r,4,- K K . :TQV ,... ,, I ,31 5 ,. f " 1 E tg f ll , l 33 vm EW ng g- DOROTHY GRASKI FRANCES GRASKI BETTE JO HALL Home Ec Mayor Home Ec Mayor Sub Debs Library Club Commercial Mayor Commercial Mayor Social Studies Mayor Home Ec Mayor .nm RODERICK HALL H Y Varsity Foolball Lambda Sigma MILDRED HARLING LA VONNE HART LA VONNE HEITSHUSEN DUFFERN KDUBI HELSING Senior Tri Hi Y r s G A A Home Ec Mayor Colonial Coed Pres Mayorelfe G A A Colonial Coeds Junior Execuflve Commlllee Drama Cub Sfudenf Courf 2 years JERRY HENNING Varsyly Easkelball Malhemalics Mayor Hy Y Club 42: sf Presidenf Tennis LOREN HERMAN EVELYN HERNANDEZ JACK HERSH Varslly Golf COIODIST Slaff Varslfy Tennis Sophomore Class Treasurer Anoranco Sfa'f Malhemafics Mayor u ure A Vy e Presiden G A A Bee and Cee Foofball ffiwz ANN HETHERINGTON CAROL HOCHULI ROBERT HOFFMAN JUNE HOKANSON Sub Debs Safely and Welfare Sec. Printing Maior G.A.A. Art Club Orchesfra Concerfmislress Wood Shop Mayor F.H.A. Prefidenf Y-Teens Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer Aulo Shop Honor SOCIETY ' 1.-J-' df .A. 31 h fr I., qi. A .l 1 f . , Q' L ,,, , l 5 -'s i"'1' , N .V H-, .. . f X , , . J, ,Hyip tx , lg. ui 1 - . .- '1 '.-' .f- 5 , x ' l 1 ifxff? .. ,' fi gal 'f S .N fl f .l lf. 1 :lg QQ I Ny! A l 1 QL 'NE 1. . ,,. L X-N. l l, lf' 4 . l r ah , l W , Q rl 3 .3 V -liil fl :ij iVi- T E.. Q . , , ,R ,w 'L ai ,x N uv P 1 8' 'S 9' Fifa X gr I sy' :i'f RICHARD HOSKINS Gold Seal Bearer Varslly Foolball Mgr. Valediclorlan DELLA HORN CHARLES HUBKEY Enlered from Long Beach Poly HERBERT HUNT Wood Shop Senior Band Girls' League Vice-Pres. Colonial Coeds G.A.A. 'i' WES HUNT Varsuly ANGIE ARTHUR IHNEN IOHN IWASHITA F F A Treaxurer Varsnly Tennis F F A Annual Sfaff Bearer Aufo Shop MARJORIE JOHNS HELENE JONES LESTER JOHNSON Honor Socoefy News Edllor FFA Ari Club Rufle Team Trl Publlclfy Chairman Glee Club JOAN KELLY Commercnal Club Semor Council Commercial Mayor Buble Club Secrelary Toasfmasfers GENEVIEVE A KIRK KENYON KOHNE Trl Hu Y Board Varslly Foolball Baseball Grrls Glee S onl' Council Safely and Welfare Com Varslly A Club Christmas Pro ram If Club G A A Harmony Kings Euler d from llson Vice Preslcltni EDWINA LA FORGE SHIRLEY LAMERS ga . ,, WT ff... sung as--A. E . 'A 4' , p . E A A A A 'fQf'4.L'ff??f'5Q-ff ' A F' .. rl if A . A - Q ,L ' , . af.,'pa,P4gf 'A ,Sa B . ji F',F:.01 A .a QQ. . xv . ,,v V,Y,.V "Mx, rw , . 4, -T - Meal A., nn" 'K if' f 'FM N ., , il D., s 1 - V ,A ' :gf 4, 35 -Z v 4 - . - is - W- , ,.-'A "' , E, . 5, , X , . b A H L .5 W 5 Q . . 1 " Tiff. Lu . ' '. .. 44,5--, I. , ' . V Y , W.. 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Col, C,C,C. LARRY LUTI Colomsl Knughls Wood Shop Mayor Malh Mayor X7 MAROLF Secrelarv Boys Alhlehcs Commercial Club Treas Bee Foofball Caplaln Sub Debs Bee and Cee Track English Mayor my s we ,gn- ,ve R M MARSHALL BETTY MARSHALL LLOYD ARMLL ANGEL MATA Varsuly Golf Tennns Sub Debs Ar? Pholo phy Mayor Wood Shop Mayor Sporls Edlfor Jumor and Sensor Play BYSITY A C u J V Fooiball Llne Caplaln A P C Offycer Ushereffes Cclonls' Knyghfs Varsrly Baseball 36 4 'sf 4 A A 45 I ' J A 'fx e 'f ,, i' ll y,,,.li V ,Tv A me ,,--E -, I . f - '.-ll :vl ll AAA- 1 - 1 .,-- A A . . . l - .- . V - A ,, , 1 I b I 4 ' . 4 - . 'BME CURTIS MEADE Vars'fy Foofball Caplaln 3 year Varslly Track Bee Paskefball Mos? Val. LOUIS MIDDLETON Varslly Tennls Sludenf Courl' Colonlsf Knlghl Secrefary JAY MEADE Band Mayor Orchesfra Phofogra phy BOB MILBRAT Colonusf Knlghfs Malhemall s Mayor Sludenl Councrl it HARRY MOORE HERBERT MOORE Bee Foolball Band H Y 434313 'Y' we Bee Foolball Varslly Tennus Malhemahcs Mayor 'Qu-U 4Z.f"'7'y' HAROLD LEROY McCARTY LARRY McGUlRE F F A F F A Wood Shop Harmony Kynqs Rod and Gun Club JGTSITY Foolball 2' . DOROTHY MEJIA 3 year Varsity Swimming Girls' Leazlrle, Secrelary Varsily Foofball Colonlsf Edlfor Mozarl, Reporter Co-Ed Hislorian :AY T7 JOE MOODY Varslfy Football Baseball and Sr Class Pla Colonusl Knlgnls VERNEL' MILLS Commercual Club Gurls Glee Clerl al Mayor 4' QM JOE MORA DARLEEN MORRIS Band and Orcheslra Mayorefle 4 years J V Foofball Capfarn G A A Board Baseball Fealure Eclllor of Anoranco """'-1... CAROL McDERMOTT ORLYN NORTH Sludenl Body Secrelary Var Foolball Swnmmnng Song Leader 2 years Var A Club Vuce Pres G A A Secrefary Siudenl Councul 37 y , I I l "' 5 l fl l so 'f A L.. . . 'C . D l .I . 'lr' . ' . . I ff . ,5 43" A N 'Q f ' 4.- ' 7 ,.., 1 -, - ,, 1 I i 4 I- . . . I I I ' I . Y ul X ' A .tj I7 .. W. 3 1 y , X 03: vx i eg' 4: I I Q . . , ay' T fl '. -'-: 32I5,,Ef' . ', A ...-M' BOB NORWINE ROXIE NUGENT Mafherna rcs Mayor Tran fe red I gong Beach Chrlsfmas Pla Cn y Co' e e Anoranco Sfaf' SHARON PARKER Co Eds G A A Anoranco Staff sr ""'0l' MARGUERITE PARRY Musuc Mayor Lambda Sngma Presndeni Riding Club Presldenl 'Wai :eps-elf' JOHNNY REVELES Band OrchesIra J V Foofball 38 fu BETTY Lahn Club Harrnoneffes ROBERT A PADGETT Vocaho al Aqrl ulfu F F A H f ,J-4 'eq iw" 'Z BEVERLY JEANN PAULUS Co Eds JOHN PATIN F F A PresndenI Bee Foo bah Capfam Try H1 Y Sec o Sludenf Councu Gnrls League Cablnef JANET PAR T HI Y Sub Dabs English Mayor 1' 'B'- CAROL REID Mafhemaflcs Mayor G A A Spannsh Club EARL PUGH JENEAL REEVES Musuc Mayor Rxdlng Club President Girls Rylle Team Var :ty FooIbaIi Varslfy Baseball Mafhemall s Mayor -Q PATRICIA RAE RICHARDS ROBERT DEAN RISNER BARBARA SPYKERMAN Scuence Mayor Colonist Knlgh1s FuIure I-gmgmakers Lambda Sngma Torch and Saber Club Rldunq u Lahn Club Cade? Mayor Home Ec Mdlbr A kwa J 41 X -fl .QQ I' ' 3 r o ' . ' nl . ': -'e ' ' v x,'I- .l g .U Q . 'T' 70 H' V I si ,, X ' xi i. A A 6, Su, 5 is N1 ,f . I ,W 7. T 55,2 i? ' M 1 - E - rl- ', . , . ' - I Q I l. . 7 7 V .I ,- . K V x as I Q q i 6 I , A iw x f' 36 .T I w NA' 1 K 6, xl N36-L fi'-v DON ROBERTS Malhemallcs Mayor Enqlnsh Mayor Lalm Club ROBERT B SALLEE Colonist Kmqhfs Anoranco Sfaff Mech Drawmg A-3516 sl-15 FRED A ROBINSON Ano anco Slaff Colonlsl Kmqhls Comme clal Club PAUL SAUCEDO Jr J V Baseball Boxing Prlnf Shop Mayor JANICE SCHAMP DON SCHILLING Junror Play Mech Drawing Mayor Co Eds Hu Y Tru H4 Y Chrlsrmas Play HARRY SEXTON Varsely Cheer Leader Fulure "A' Club, Secrefar Cee Foofball Champuonshyp I PHYLLIS Jol' ROGERS Co Eds A r s G Tru Hu Club 43" Gy T4 Nha- BILL SCHAEFFLER Agrlculfure Mayor Orchesfra Rod and Gun Club N5 GORDON SCHWACOFER Wood Shop Prlnl Shop Rifle Club 21117 RAMONA SELFRIDGE PETER RAYMOND T SHARP Sub Debs Treasurer VBFSITY Water Polo Lalun Club Vice Preszdenf VBYSITY Track Sludenl Councll Colomsl Kmghls ,,.55w. BETTY LOU ROWLANDS Musuc FHA MAXINE SCHANTZEN Cornmercual Club Vice Pre F H A Secretary Sub Debs Q. DICK SCHMID Honor SOCIETY Presldenl Band and Orchestra Colomsl Knlqhls ELEANORE SHEAR Honor Socsely Sub Dabs Commercnal Mayor S 39 .FW fur- BETTY SIEMS Senna Class Sec Co Eds Sluden Courf WN' ,La JOAN SPENCER Senior Pla y Mozarlls Sub Debs Usherefles PFESIAGFI ary uavuiliw .a BOB SIEWERD F F A Secrelary Cader Ofn e Tennis -shi- wr' BETTY JO SIMMONS ROBERT E SIMON Girls Rifle Team Secrelary Lambda Sigma Junior Red Cross Council Mathematics Maqor Orcheslra J V Tennis if 'Q HENRY SMITH RAMONA SNYDER ALFONSO SOLIS C Swimming Team Riding Club Wood Shop Mayor Foofball Commercial Club J V Foofball Anoranco Sla J V Baseball DON SOUSA English Mafh Spanish Club Varsity Tennis Mayor LOUISE SPEZIA Junior and Senior Co Eds G A A Pay DONNA STABBERI' MAY JEANNE STARR Co Ed Secrn:-'ary T H1 Y Hon So rely Usherelles Board marmcnefles t-f STEVE R. STEVENS CAROL STOVALL DONNA LYNN STUARD MARIJANE TALEVICH Ari Club Presidenr Harmonelies Tri-Hi-Y Lambda Sigma Boxing Art Maior Co-Eds Band Maior Fociball Lambda Sigma Usherefiesj Secretary Bible Club I+. ' ARTHUR L .kk MARY VOLZ JEWEL WALKQI' Agrlculfure Mozarf Chonr Gold Seal Bearer F F A Jr Play Sludenf DIFECVOI' Sub Debs Shop Rldlng Club JEANNETTE WARNER Ar? Mayor Commercial Club Rufle Club fa' LARRY WEAVER sk Sensor Execuhve Commllfee 'iam-IP JIMMIE WEBB All Sunsel Lea F fball Junior Class Presldenf Varsity Track Champs Bee Capfaln of Tennis Team Toasfmasfers Presndenf 4 year Tennis Lefferman ed- JACQUELINE WHITEMAN MARY WHITNEY Girls League Presldenf Tru H1 Y Presldenf Gold Seal Bearer G A A Presldenl Corn Glrls Alhlellcs Gold Seal Bearer JIM WRIGHT BILL WYATT Junuor Class Vuce Presldent Varsuly Tennis Harmony Klngs Prlnl Shop J V Baseball Fulure A vnvlsvrw BASEBALL ,.J W WINNEY olonlsl Knlghls Shop Mayor English Ma1or If 1 GORDON YATER Mall-nemahcs Mayor Varslly Foolball Englush Malor 9 ' ff-'x ff? we Q, F RODRICK WALLACE Wlmpy s Manager Rnfle Team Colonist Knlghls JENNIE WELTON Girls League Treasur Co Ed Vlce Presxdeni G A A Board CONNIE WOODS Ari Mayor Sfudenl' Courf Co Eds r""'w me mens vsAnnA Commercial Club Band Ar? Club Al ' 17? V E V Q Elf , as X I ,gli '." :-. . . ' . - ' I I . -. ' . - er Ql' Q' J . I X me ff? . If V Z, xg g ,Z ff-ok . ' Y :: ,i:f"" fr ,P s X . J P' A We AIJ ORA ZUNIGA MILTON GILBERT PETERS C Eds Cadel Officer or Socyeiy and G A A Mozart Club F fure Teachers Presudenl Social Sfudles Mayor DOLORES HUTAIN MADELYNE GILLETTE Commercyal Mayor Transferred from Puenfe Home Economics Mayor Unlon Hugh School Glee Club Home Econ Mayor OLENE SIMMONS Home Econ Mayor Harmonelles Gyrls Glee TOM CASHMAN HENRY DAVIS DON HALEY PAUL HUSON ROBERT KEECH CARL KING JACK MOYNII-IAN JOE SALAZAR JIM SANTIBANEZ .1 LOYD SIMMONS Colonlsl Kmghls Shop Mayor Wood Shop HAYNES SALLY MARTINEZ SHIG SHOZI f x I y E I l'1'- I I sc 1. J. fx M l yj X lv X Sl TDR CIJ-T55 Seated on front steps are the tumor class offtcers Ronme Bevms Rel Schmitt Jim Ball and Joan Wood Rnght Miss losephtne Derrgo advrser The lumor class had many successes thus year under the good leadershup of Jnm Ball servmg for the second consecutlve year as presldent for the class of 51 Rel Schmitt was vnce president last year as well as this year .loan Wood served as secretary and Ronme Bevms as treasurer Fave dances were sponsored by the lumor class at varrous tlmes during the year The buggest event was, of course the sponsor Ing of the annual .lumor Senior Prom held .lune 2 at the Santa Ana Country Club The bug dramatic event of the year for the lunnors was the lumor class play, "Glamour Boy", K held May 5 under the dlrectnon of Miss Loulse Hutt drama coach Tryouts for the play were held In March and as usual about three tlmes as many gurls showed up In proportuon to the number of boys The tumors voted to have class sweaters thus year somethmg that has not been done smce the war years The class colors are green and whlte but by popular vote of the tumors the colors grey and maroon were decided upon tor thelr sweaters The class of 51 has accomplished many things nn the past three years and showed great promnse of becommg tune seniors and future cltlzens 1U 0 p u n Q . , . M ' rm. 1 5 T: , 4-. T "wg ,. l 't T ' A ex . A' ' fl, T ,Q s l if K T Q f aw' l I S T ,. I I I ' I I l . . . G Q . I . I - . . I 1 ti A. I 1 F I yt J 'A"' X l' l all 1 g f 2 'i fx.: P' K 1 f' 16? Q , l. 4 4 l 9 it-P' Claudio Darlenf Acevedo Acosia Ronnie Eugenia Bevins Borley Mary George Carrilo Caperon Joan Pele Cooke Corona Joan John Dean DeBruyn Robert Margarei Eberhard Eickholi "l 'if ' 21 Q. Nancy Allen Tom Boudreau Raul Chaidez Eleanore Corfese Dennis Denny Joyce Enloe eb ls an '60 M 8 z ,ff ,. W, viii-an 4, JL: p 2' ' N . ,... ' ' n ja . 'f A 4:1 2' 4-.. .,.., -if? - : . Richard Carol Beffe Anneiie Alvarado Andrade APPl9Y Afef Edward Pa? Ted Mally Brick Brooks Browne Brurnrnef Mable A,-H-,ur Crystal Philip Chavez Chavez Cldflf Cl5YP00l Frances Rose Marie Mariorie Edwin Cowee Cram Cransion Curry Pairicia Jerry Pai Carol Dewell Dickenson Dixon Domries Pai Ronald Lois Mary Jean Ervan Faulkner Fish Fiich f my ff 4 1 V If 7 m , R ' ,ir i " 'ff- M ,af Nb, ' X IA' as -fffr if x i X-...-. Y ' Barbara Aihy Dick Brundaqe Donna Cold? John Cyprien John Dressler Jan Fori UL f IE nv , , y wa,-an -2:Q.i,:. ""' .. 2 'E ,ka 1 R'-17 si 1 Jim Ball Joan Burdick Jack Conklin Joanne Davenpori Madolyn Dunagun Kafhleen Friesz 4117' nw. ,. iw ' Q? E ,V,1,r 43 x ,, , J Wh if Dick Bell Bob Burfon Tommy Cook Dorofhy Davidson Donald Eberhard Marlene Fox 'Pu ' 4 V for an ,. is i E re f -,Mn mv J, ffl? Edward Don Glenn Goff Juanifa Tommy Heallon Heinrich Ernie Augie Huenemeyer Huesca Alvin Doris Jenkins Jerles Ronald Erwin Kay Kelly Ronald Philip Larnb LaMori , ff , ' '5 . Q e 4 f -we l 4 I , C 7 l 'V 55. ,L U 3,1 If z i ' q .. 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Schmiff Schmift Schwarlz David Shelley Theresa Shirley Helen Louie Smilh Smilh Smifh Snyder Spezia Sfephens Bonnie Virginia Doris Marlys Edwin Bennie Tabalf Talevich Taylor Teske Taylor Thornlon Virginia Gilberi Pedro Liliane Janet Jim Vasque1 Veilleuz Verdin Verheyden Vincenf Walsworlh Sheldon Larry Barbara Edward Wendell Sue Welch Welsh Williams Williams Williams Wilson Angela Margie Marqarel Dan Wren Wright Young Youngkeil 'HIV S. fl dy C im x if ...- ' 'C' l , 'T' 4 ,,r A' " 3 G3 -' 2, -QUT., 'S Jane? Carol Dennis Schachl Schafer Schanlzen Joyce John Bonnie Shunk Siewerl Smith Marlene Carol Don Sufherland Swarfs Swensen Ralph Barbara Frances Tikker Trapp Tucker Lee Neva Jeanefle Webb Wedin Weiszbrod O H ..,, 14, '- . rv v. 45 W 4 fa, M faf A M 4 A, , ,M 'Q ,es 'sr-3 V i LJ I, f E W 22 l - f::: , 1 ? , V S , Z E i V - f A, xi' J" i 4 , H 'H LIL, 's I, ,ll -A ll f '-" it I ,.,.,. f Kg! D 3 Lorraine Sehr Joanne Sloyall Jack Thorsen Roberf Wafson Bonnie Wood i E l SOPHOMORE CIJ55 .... SOPHOMORE OFFICERS lra Webber Carl Har freld Larry Krchmann Elmo Clamp and Sluard Schmrdf Class ad :ser Mr Mason Henry Thus year s sophomore class s+ar+ ed +he year off wn+h +he fradlhonal Freshman and Sophomore recephon held In Ocfober Thus was a huge suc cess and much credlf IS guven fo fhe sophomores The sophomore moH'o IS He conquers who con quers hamself They chose blue and whI+e as lhelr colors and fhe whlfe carnahon as 'rhelr flower Leadlng fhem +hrough a successful year were +he1r offacers presldeni' Ira Webber vuce presldeni' Carl Haffneld secrefary Sluard Schmldl and freasur er Elmo Clamp Advising agaun was Mason Henry social llvmg feacher One of The sophomores grealesf honors was +o serve al 'I'he Junior Prom and fhe sophomore gurls ushered a+ graduahon If fhls group carries on fhe 'Followlng fwo years of hugh school as I+ has lhus far Ii' will soar io new helghfs In fhe fufure Q, as ' S X 4 . f ' x - 5 . Q 5 f 1 ' 1 l f A . v4 , . . 0 I . . . ' :Y I . Q A. . ' C' . . . . 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Q Y FRESHMEN CLASS fvvvsmg, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS left fo nghf Joon Honson Glorlo H lron Mono Corner ond Ronnie Legg Class odvrser IS Mrs Faye Schulz As usual ln Sepfember a new group of sfudenfs en fered Anahelm hugh school Affer fhey became used fo fhe roufme of hugh school which was new fo many of fhe sfudenfs who were from ouf of fown fhey found 'rhere were many acflvlhes ofher fhan classes fo occupy fhear hme Alfhough fhls class us nof fhe largesf In fhe hlsfory of AUHS nf IS fhe largesf one sn a number of years wlfh 338 members Their class colors are sky blue and whlfe whale fhe flower IS fhe red rose When fhey chose fhe moffo llve fo learn and you wull learn fo llve fhey showed a fme philosophy fowards llfe One of fhe flrsf fhmgs fhey dad af fhe begmnlng of fhe year was fo elecf fhelr class officers They vofed In Ronald Legg as presldenf and Mona Carner vlce presldenf The poslhons of secrefary and freasurer are bemg fllled by Joan Hanson and Gloria Hllfon respechvely They proved fhemselves 'ro have plenfy of Colomsi' splrnf when fhey were lnlfuafed af fhe beglnnmg of fhe year They had fo wear blue and gold beanies and carry fheir handbooks for fwo weeks. 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JoAnn Floyd Franklin Edward Escalera Esparxa Estrada Farmer Faust Ferrell Perrin Fink Darlene Margaref Manuel Melvin Fred Barbara Anfonia John Fitz Flynn Flores Furr Frank Galloway Garabilo Gardner Donald Dolores Eugene Gerie Virginia Socorro Verne Richmond Gayler Giardino Gibson Glover Goelling Gonzales Granere Gray Julia Palsy Zelda Odell Wayne Joan Dick Norma Griffin Hacker Hall Harnilron Harris Hanson Hanson Harrison I l V l X l f' V M' 3 D .1 Z ' . 1 4, -6 7 f 1 I 'Z ' V 1 an my -6 , , x ,:-3:22 , J ' Tia' 2 E' 1' -', x ' , ' D ,L ' V :I ? 1 P -sl' 1 , V. .V y if 'G is M to gil Ronald Dominguez Belly Engler Larry Fischbeck Ronald Garrison Dororhy Green Dorolhy Harryrnan sr' div 'QW' 47.- ... .4 g '4.,,,zi.'xxf no Josie Hernandez Ethel Jenkins Marie Kadow Kennon Lanker Esfher Lowery Louis Madriqal ,,..-r - A 2 . A ,. so 1 , 1 V V ...., ,Iv I . , 7 ss, I VQXX 41, 'A 3 5 7 w b. Af.. I f 5' W 2 ' , gas. fi '-fn 'I ' ' ,L , "V l L "' -qu! ' QQ ii -. 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" ' " fu- ,fx W cr fx X .SQ 1' W Joe Don Mello Merrill Caorl Glenda Muckenlhaler Mungerson Charles Marcia Ochoa O'Grady Barbara Gary Penkunas Perdue Doroihy Alice Lowell Pozos Gary Rufh Ralzlaff Raum . 1, . ll .- "' 4, ' ' fly, uy lif' G Q 6' gf! iff Y, Z Q H ,isszgg Amr Hu' vw, mf 're .2 vu Y in ,M , . V' V 3 ,. 1 K 4 us..M A , "' 1 - -W .-g.-- 1- ----A A --'-Q A ' '- , ,ip -ml, ' . ,Q ini- Q' 'A' V i i va-. I ' N kd ' .,,. l "" A i Q A A .J 'M Dennis Dennis Richard Beverly Gloria Ann Barbara Ryan Redmon Reed Reynolds Rios Risner Risner Alma Hubert Vic Leonia Raul Richard Ronnie Rochin Roddam Ruedy Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Ramona John Bill Ronald Jean Shirley Shirley Schley Schmid? Schneider Schnifger Schullz Scof? Seekins Gladys Marie Helen Efola Kevin Edward Kafherine Slabaugh Solis South Sparks Slanfon Sfarncs Slocklon Steve Richard Dean Delos Sfanley Ted Tom Sfewarl Sligall Slokes Summers Swarls Talamanfez Taylor Roberl Ophelia Tommy Blanche Donald Thurman Dale Tice Tirres Todd Torres Tollen Tramel Trogdon ff- ' f M , A . iv" if ? T "' H R' I 4 'wr , ,. pf' .. 7,1 f A l -Z . J 'M ........ . Q 'EF vu 'Q' Rudy Rivera Rosie Sanlellan Donald Seliridqe Jim Sferba Leon Taylor Kay Turner x , Q. X , Dale Pal Roberls Roberfs Marilyn Agnes Schimming Schinhofen Barbara John Simonlon Simpson Marlene Bob Slewarl Sfewarl Sally Joyce Taylor Thomas Doris Rafael Unqralh Valencia 41 13 'uf' , 2 Q I V Lfjl. As., ,l l 4' - V I- i' E, ..,, , LM, ii-" x L f i W M W W ,, or ' Sx ' 2. , ':'iWiif-if Lois Verda Sherry Roberta Alberv Jess Jon Valenfine Van Buskirl Van Dalsern VanDeWarlwer Van Klaveren Villa Wagner Weslon Burl Andrea Alice Clinion Judy Marilyn Warwick Washburn Wasla Weaver Wells Wicker Winfrey John Phillip Rose Marie May Monte Wrighl Wright Yaler Young Ziebell Vidor Zuniga l 'J' rid . 1 V Richard Wagoner Michael Winney Helen Zuniqa 0 ,M sy," W' , A . . , 4 Gene Bruce Waldo Wallin Dolores Patsy Wollenrnan Wood l f..,,,A. lubs gf u HN 3 5 .xii X 'Q 'W 5 K INORINCO PRESS CLUB Officers Bob Marshall Jack Cleveland Sue Lane and Jack Moymhan Membershlp nn the T949 50 Anoranco Press Club has climbed thus year to a record roster Club actlvnty has been slught The club s annual Prgskm Ball started three years was postponed by club oftlcers early un November due to several op posrng condltlons The club marly to enriching lournal school publucatlons The chnet acttvuty thus year was In helplng varlous school and communnty fund drives and asslstung lnduvzdual organlzatuons rn puttxng across their dances and actlvrtles Anoranco Press Club members hold meetlngs rn the lournalxsm room Thelr adviser IS Mass Vlrgrnra rsluc Interests d ot students working on C Barley new to Anaheum this year Il tiff Top row Marshall Herman Cleveland Faulkner Goluslla Kalllen Rumfell Row Il Coulier Denny Hun! Bruce Schmlll Ard Conklin Brun dage Row Ill Lane Parker Roy Colbaugh Hooker Tucker Wedm Carroll Cram Appley Row IV Morns Jones Davenport Mena Saylor Mana Welszbrod Row V Bruce Tanqney Hernandez Merrlman Duran 67 I I I I I ' . - I . . . .. . , . f 1 1 . . ... I . . ,IS E . , . --M Ar' -.,. ,K . e In 'Vinh-. 5 A ' , ' Wh--ru, ' T ,Q H in " Qloi Y ,N 'T I I.. , , I f I f A e 'A , V Q r 1 1 X I V ,A K M A Q I , . ' 0 'zr 5 'W' +L 'T-Mfg 3, K 'T I I I I T I I ' T I I I I . I I . I ' ' T I I 'I I I I l I I I ' T .I I I U I I I . I T I I I . I ' BIBLE CLUB Organtzed last tall by students hoptng to encourage Chrtsttan tellowshtp at AUHS the Btble Club newest organtz d carnrus club proudly boasts a membershtp roll at thtrty students Representtng all denomtnattons the club meets each Frtday to study and cl s uss th B be wtth a dttterent student Ieadtng each nneettna Leaders are appotnted bv the club pres dent durtng each meettng Thus year they have devoted rnost ot thetr tame studytna the late ot Ch tst It ts hoped that 'nore students vvtlt eventually see the helptulness ot such a s hool organtzatton and parttctpate tn tt regardless ot denorntnattons or ractal Rosalte Butler lea the Club as prestdent durtng the trst semester whtle Sylvta Mack auted as prestdent durtng th second nalt Kemuel Anderson was advtser to the group Lett Officers Dymmel Mack J Stovall Johns Rowl Lmdebloom Tabott Panmer Pratt M Johns Row II M Butler Harrer V Talevlch F-annmg Amllng Jordon Hemp shall H Johns Phllllps Mack Stoval Row III Maas Howard Mondervllle Graham M Talevlch Muller Row IV Mr Aner son Davis R Butler Chambers Dymmel , , . D , . - J , , ' , Q : ' e i T ' ' . V. ,- , E ' ' . , U . . ' 'l . . C ' A . . . . q X X. A ditterences. i X 'G .N . , f , e u, . I . I I I 4 I I T Q I I' - I. I " ' T ' I I. 'I I I I I ' I 'i I I I . " l I I ' I I ' I ' T ' ' fs if , , COLONIZU. COEDS Celebrating another year as one ot the oldest and most active campus service clubs, the Colonial Co-Eds have again illustrated the type ot winning service and helpful activity that has made it one of the outstandf ing organizations among AUHS girls. The roster contains 35 girls all at whom were select- ed as members on a basis ot their character, grades, citizenship, and good sportsmanship records. As activities, Co-Eds have held several candy and cake sales, served at the annual football banquet, taken orders for "A" pins, and organized a co-rooting section with the SubADeb club at football games in the tall. Adviser to the group was Miss Shirley Paiso. Coed officers: Left to right: Historian, Dorothy Meiiag Vice- president, Jennie Welton, Secretary, Donna Stabbertg President, Mildred Hurling: Treasurer, Barbara Trapp. -gf Iii .lill -fr 0 we 4.1 , , is t 1 1 "FF dugg' we s WS . 49 N ff rv Ir i D , J' 4239? 'lk gf'-'s 4' Row I. Locke, Heitshusen, Sehr. Row Il, Young, Bosticll, Holxanson, Horn, Zuniga. Fitz, Spezia, Merriman. Row Ill, Meiia, Ater, Berry Trapp. Horton, Whiteman, Bieletield. Hurling, Isbell, Cram. Row IV, Smith, Dunagan, Welton. Lucas, Parker, Rogers. Row V, Stuard Schamp, Woods. Siems, Whitney and Stabbert. COMMERCIAL C LUB Bottom row left to right Napoles Slabuugh Foster Row ll Wren Hokanson Reveles Martinez Haney Hopkins Row lll Brummel Cram Phillips Enloe Warner Fox Whiteman Frank Row IV Kllllngsworfh Robey Snyder Wood Llndebloom Schanhen Berry Row V Allen Colbaugh Hellsllusen Carroll Domrles Row Vl Moralf Hollleld Sallee Worklng to enrich Interests an the commerclal treld are the tufty students who are members of the AUHS Commercral Club local chapter l4 ot the natronal FBLA An nnntratron tor new members was held as th frrst club soclal actuvrty early In the semetse Vrsltrng the Los Angeles stock exchange promotrng the annual Friendship Day In February and tak ang part In the Southern Calrtornra conventron ot hrgh school commercual clubs on Aprrl 29 rn the Brltmore Hotel have been but a tew ot thelr num erous actrvltles Advising the club the past year were Phrllp Enge bretson and Mrss Kathleen McFaul both commercual rnstructors Club oftncers are Pat Berry presrdent Maxine Schantzen vlce preslclent Joan Allen secretary and Marly Ellen Morolt treasurer The skit, "Hero. Villain and Everything," was presented during 'the Commercial Club initiation. DR Ml CLUB QLFW Top row lefl io Roseberry Glover Love Fosler Har row Mlser P ye Mary Domrles Wedln Raley Isbell Mallox Schwarlz Davus Glenn Wallace Corluss Kahlen Row Il Smllh Whllemun Spezla Burdick Schachl Schunlm Sampson Legg Tulum Row Ill Harrow Korn Keulhley Spencer Muller Woods Smllh Herner Fo-n nmg Flynn Heldeman IV Mlss Loulse HIM Schamp Kurk Johns Elckholl' Locke Schafer Maas Flfl Wmfrey Bashan Row V Carocausc McClain Nlpp Anderson Lane Morris Clamp Gerber Frahm Rees Sluarl Johannes The Drama Club completed :ls second year as a the 40 students who compose lls membership re ognrzed servlce club Cluo ocnvmes rncludecl a formal rnrlrohon of new Under club ofhcers Jerre Locke president Mor members ol the Mother Colony, and 0 lrrp lo Paso garel Erclcholf vrce presldenl Bo rn e Wood, secre dena ro fee The Tempest Members were rnvrred tary ond Kenneth Dymmel treasurer The club ha back stage to meet The players of the produchon helped foster the :nl resls In drama work held by offer the performance K1 MEMBERS OF DRAMA CLUB DISPLAY ENJOYMENT AT MEETING FUTURE A fl uf T e Fu ure A club has passed Its tnlrd year mark an l953 under the leaaershrp o the club president Harry Sex on secretary Ira Webber treasurer nad Mr John Wallun advlser The purpose ot the club rs to work rn conlunctron wuth and to promote the actrvrtnes ot the Varsrty A club tor the enforcement ot all athletlc regula tions Twenty eught Anaherm boys tnls year became members or th F ture A cl b Contrary to the custom of o h r servuce C ubs no rnltlatlon at new members was held Actuvrtues for l949 l95O the Future As Collect 72 o l Burr Cleveland Holden Stokes Bevlns azelle Lamas Huenemeyer Cypruen Row II oulfer Bokelman Winger Wells Clark Sanh anez Sfelnborn Webber Herrera Loyola aese Hatfneld Herman Row lll Pahn Herble F Saucedo P Saucedo Klrchmann Solis Ard Head D Duncan Huesca Sexlon Gonzales S gon Al left Future A Club Officers Webbe Pahn Sexton Herman ed news artucles about all ot the many football games played during th year by the A Bee Cee prclures ot each game the boys made an unterestrng and qulte complete scrapbook whrch wall serve as a hustorlcal account ot thus years actrvutres ln addutron the club held a basketball banquet un late Aprul wrth the Varsrty A cub They also held a square dance with the Varsuty A club members and the GAA In the gurls gym IH May The boys ot the Future A as thetr tlnal actuvl tres roused money and purchased badly needed equrpment for the boys gym l l . . . . x Q ' V A R w . - . . . ' . G . . . ' - . C . . ' . . . '- b . ' . . . . Y 'I I ' ' Q h I . ,. . l. . A ' ' l ' S , , olticers: John Patin, presidentg Loren Herman, vice- and Dee squads. With these articles and with the V 1 T -, : , l , I ' 7 I . I . n . . . ' e u " " tu , ' . L G . , , .. . , U ., ., . , . .4 FUTURE F RMER F' Top row left lo right Herrera Davls Solls Bass Bur rouqhs Burr Crutchfield Williams Burrous Clark Hedgecock Rivera Swenson Allec Eberhard Hune rrleyer McKenzie Helnrlch Thornton Second row M SI Carlson Ames Alvey Stevens Saucedo Lalola Golf Mata Cyprlen Schlnhofen Coulter Morris Clemmer Calron Mllobe Davis Holland Mr Hansen Last row Slewerd Palm Lenz Davenport Holland Kelly Gra mere Alponle Mello Laird Beberla Teague A Teague Iwashlla The Anaheim chapter ot the Future Farmers of America started the year off with many plans and through their activities have brought many honors to the school. The purpose of the F.F.A. organization is iden- tical with that ot vocational education-training ot interesting youth in farming and improvement of both agriculture and rural living. Some of the many activities they have partici- pated in this year besides many field trips and social gatherings are: the state convention the national convention the Great Western Livestock Show and the annual parent-and-son banquet. Officers Iwashlla Slewerd Fahn Lenz Clark One of the bigevents for the F.F.A. this year was the Big California co-operative test which the iun- iors and seniors took and from which Bob Sieward Paul Lenz and Bob Padgett went to the finals at Placentia. Anaheim placed highest and took first place in the southern region. The sixty members ot the F.F.A. were under the able leadership of John Patin president- Paul Lenz vice-president- Bob Sieward secretary- John Iwa- shita treasurer- Glenn Clark reporter- and Lawrence Allec sentinel. Advisor was Avon Carl- son department head. 3 FUTURE HOMEMRKERS UF MERICZK FHA officers left lo right, Mock, Hempshdll, King Heitshusen, Schonlxen. laura-wi' -1 , , Left Picture, Row I, Top to bottom, Wren, Brooks Allen, Amling, Green, Rule, Heilshusen, Tucker Hurlodo, Duran. Row ll: Sangsler, Cleveland Hempshall, Filch, Semis, Phillips, Sluord, Col bouqh, Hokunson, Rodriguez. Row llI: Brummet Roberts, Robey, DeGennero, Schanfzen, Davenport King, Andrade, Mrs. Walker. Row IV: Killings worlh. Burnelt, Morolf, Anfolin, Brooks, Schmitz Meiia, Dodson. clubs is the Future l-lomemakers' Club. title tor the group ot AUHS girls who like to carry homemaking interests and study turther than the classroom. As in past years, the club sent delegates to Asilomar in the tall to represent Anaheim at the state FHA convention. served by members. An impressive initiation was held earlier in the year followed by a Christmas party. As another club activity added to the already long list, the future housewives held a demon stration in the April "Open House" program Adviser was Mrs. Barbara Walker. One of the more helptul at campus service Future l-lomemalcers is indeed the appropriate The club also sponsored their taco sale which brings out the Latin tastes ot students annually All toad sold by the club was prepared by and Upper lett: Margaret Colbaugh and Fran- ces Tucker work on clothing in sewing class. Upper right: June l-lokanson mixes tempt- ing dish while Adviser Mrs, Barbara Walker supervises. Center right: Margaret Colbaugh measures clothing on model LaVerne Stanley. Lower left: Sue Dodson and Beverley Schmitt arrange table setting in the Little Cottage. Lower right: LaVonne Heitshusen and Max- ine Schantzen practice caring tor baby. -4.x ws., .Q .L ,,.-.- -f"M,g1, , -11 K g-4 FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES, Top row, Duncan, Ryan. Glover, Frahm, Bradley, Davenporl, Alva, Zuniza, Koss, VanHunnick, McKee, Schulfz, Biele- field. Slabaugh, Clamp, Knox, Johnson, Sfewerf, Pannier, Mungerson, Johnson, Garbarilo, Lopez. Hurfado, Branf, Lufz, Duke, Bohan, Carfer, Buckner. Row III, Benneff, Marfin, Enneman, Tirres, Risner, Appley, Lanker, Richards, Rowe, Sangsfer, Rafhbun, O'Grady, Solis, Pullman, Decker. Turner. Clark, Gasfelum, Anderson, Andre, Anfolin, Howard, Fergus, Winfrey, Fifz, Simonfon, Kellogg, Larson, Fukudo', Scheley, Morales, Weaver, Young, Perez. Row Il, Clodf, Barneff. Afer, McClain, Hilfon, Carner, Glover, Han son, Johannes, Jiles, Valadez, Kerr, Scoff, Risner, Fell, Heidemann, Schachf, Soufh, Avalos. Firsf Row, oBofs, Rodriguez, Meiia, Oropeza, Galloway, Wicker. Johnson, Kelliker, Flynn, Boudreau, Slabaugh, Valenfine, Coelho, Head, Murphy, Hacker. Coffee, Wollenman, Hurley. GIRLS ATHLETIC ZKSSOCI T10 JUNIORS AND SENIORS, Row l, Harer, lsbel, Louison, Dolye, Vincenf, Whifney, Horn, Kirk. Hokanson, Young, Head, Schafer, Merriman, Cook, Her- nandez, Andrade. Morris, McDermoff. Row ll: Gardner, Hooker, Ray. Fox,Harf. Spezia, Heifshusen, Fifz, Ybarra, Zuniga, Hurfado, Reid, Miller, Smifh, Rogers. Horfon. Row Ill, Davenporf, Nipp, Dunagan, Afer, Tucker, Berry, Bielefield, Freeze, Anderson, Whifemoln, Burdick, Trapp, Weir, Sfabberf, Wel- fon, Siems, Curfis. may? W' W . - F -F S 'nqgl ' 75 ' ' 4 xx x l 1 , , in 1' w,j , . - 5 .. Q C xl if ' 5" ' X 9 I rf l J 1 Q rx ' x F A ' 3 i , 4 Q A, ' 4 4-arf' ,gk ., "Q x, lg - . b Q v l l ,, X ,Q 511' TRI-HL fm! JUNIOR SENIOR left Io rghl Row I Horn Brooks Wedm Enloe Mary Fox Hooker Roy Domrles Wood Sanders Russo Lane Morris Row II Schamp Klrk Jones Rhoades Sehr Helherlnglon Anderson Smllh H Johns Jordon Nlpp Vlncenl Appley Row III Whlfney Fllz Curhs Slems Rogers M Johns Spencer Berry Lucas Mahon Schafer Woods Hempshall Brummell Hellmlller Row IV Davenporl Trapp Bruce Afer Isbell Shear Sum mans Freeze Harllng Para Merriman Cranslon Row V Burdick Dunagan Welr Walker Hochull Whlleman Hellshusen Slarr Sluard Morolf Blelefueld K. s We -www 'S as FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE lefl Io rlghl Row I Gerber Kellhley Korn Dlxon Fosfer Coffman Hansen McClain Morales Bools Glover Row II Aler Rees Pannler Clamp Duncan Slmonlon Flh Davls Decker Gaslellum Clark Turner Larson Carner Row III Roberls Smllh Helme Rees Carocausa Boha'n Buckner Ryan Glover Rall Wasfa Sparks Row IV Bnelefleld Rucker DeGennaro Cave PIaN Johnson Luh. Davenporl Poyel Jones Schlmmlng Maas Frahm Schuley Woods Prldy Pannler Hlllon Row V Helmly Benneil Garner Sowden BarneM Rees Kellogg Anderberry Koss Glenn Mungerson VlIIoH Lenz Smllh Taylor Marhn Rlsner Schulh Fausk Weaver Winfrey 77 A I .f 1 a ' Q 'Q' 5 'N 3 - vp U R E ji 1 -4 . . A If N? . I wk , A in i I A ., '- Q '? f . 3-1 'f ' M I V . I f nf ex I , , 4 iw ,yi y Z? X 3 .. . I , - ,,.. 5, -ff " I 'fr I - -1332 f' -' L ., , . . I I I I I I I I I I ' HO on socnary Top row Iefl lo rlghl Helsing Hull Mackey Claussen faylor Hlllary Walker Ihnen Koss Poyel VanHunnlck Schmldl Arnold Ho Inns Holve Schmldl Le-mcke Demoree Second row Bevms Fulmuda Vorhess Kellogg Anderbury Cram Young Muller Thlrd row Glover Dunagan Smllh Dewell Fourth row Duncan Panner Gerber Aler Aler Shear Slonley Heldemann Flflh row Hosluns Holden Cleveland Ryan Hokonson Zumga Boshck Boshck Fell Whllney Whlleman Schamp Harllng Whlfeman Bradley Dovenporl Koss Poyel VanHunnlclr Anferberry Roberts Walker Thnrd row Aler Bosllclz Muller Slew arl Slabberl Wellon Cram Four-lh row Carroll Bools Johns Slmonlon Glover Flfl Caracauso Dewell Ryan Flflh row Claussen Holden For? Luh Johannas Duncan Hokonson Aler Fulruda Slxlh row Hoskins Mackey BEVIHS Arnold Bollger Claussen Hosluns X! 18 r, Top row. lefl lo righl, Coen, Taylor, Henning. Holve. S. Schmldl. Sch mldl, Lemcke. Ihnen. Fiqgins, Hillary, Lyons. Second row, Shear. 7 ff I , , S 1 L. S A Nl 7 COLONIST K IGI-IT Row I Mr Rlcllard Ryan Marschall Brunh Norill meyer Wallace Jackson Lemcke Coulfer Slewerd Row B Hosluns Forl Roberfs Rlsner Row IV Lusln Lyons Wunney Sharp Hoskins Webb Adams Row II Slmon Arnold Huene Bevlns Moody Ard Claussen Burr Weaver Holden Edwards Duncan Luft Schmid Duval LaMorl Above, fhe Colanisl Knighl members parlicipaie in o' club meeling in the cafeleria. Presidenf, Ronnie Lemcke presides. 79 L TI CLUB Row I Fell Gerber Fulruda Gaslelum Simmons Knowles Nlpp Johnson Row II P Wright Legg Schump Andeberry Larson Carter Beazley Hunemeyer Noe Row Ill LoMorl Graham Vonl-Iunnlcl: Jlles Sparks Boss Blllow Scllmltf Holve Row IV Clonler W Wright Simpson Snyder Ballelman Bass Bevlns Girls Interested In wholesome outdoor recreation enloyed the several horseback traps made during the year by the Rldrs Club Adviser was Miss Dora Gene volder President was Marguerite Parry Row I Reeves Burnett Nlpp Foster Coffman Vol: Glenn Boots Keithley Knowles Row ll Yoles Cave Fulxuda Row Ill Miss Dqrq Gene Golder Parry Snyder Sangsler Clodt Roberts Teslme Martin Hopluns 80 RIDERf5 CLUB I. MBD SIGM Rovvl Bevlns Sumons C Slovoll Wood Bosllck J Slovoll Sonllbunez Row ll Lusm A Cloyes Conklin Coperon Reeves Carroll Warner Elckholl Duval Lyons Row Ill Hlllscher Jordi' Albrlghl Galusho Tolevlch Parry J Forl J Cloyes Mr Kemuel Anderson Above Officers Reeves Parry Cloyes Duval and Hllfscller Another actrve campus club rs the group ot future scrence enthuslasts who compose the Lambda Srgma Students meet every other week under the super vrsron ot Club Advrser Kemuer Anderson to plan each tollowrng trrp tor studyrng :tems ot screntrtrc Interest Headed by a frrst and second semester statt e c ths year traveled to lr une Park early rn e semester A hrke up old Saddleback to study e surroundrng terrarn followed the lrvrn trrp A rr to the desert was planned but postponed and a fl to the puke was used as replacement Several other traps were made Leading the club as otllcers the trrst semester were Jrm Santrbanez president Frank Galusha vrce pres: dent Carol Bostlck secretary and Roland l-lrltscher treasurer 8l , F N Club. 4 , th lub i v' ' th . ' th .I , , . Q Vp , , , t'p RT CLUB Loessln Eberhard Mmnlck Slrlckland Winfrey Maffox Clarke Dunagan Jones Johnson Swarfs Schachf BenneH Schvvarh Davenporl Brick Spencer Second row Cooke Dawson Fergus Anderson Helherlngfon Lucas Berry Slamley Locke Rodriguez Rowe Farsi row Miss Oakley Clamp Famer Prof? Fell Jay Davls Oviedo Bashan Smllll SPANI Koss Aler 82 5 ZKNISH CLUB SH CLUB T Fanning Slo b Dewell ,tv row From lei? io rlghl Hosluns Claussen Taylor Arnold Mlddlelon Wallace Rogers Second row Shunk Whufeman Poyel erl Third row Smllh Whlfney Glover A Aler Dunlgan Schamp Harllng Fourlh row Ryan Duncan Zunlga Hurlado N I -1- 'V R e 2 , s . t as is . xgg . . . . I- Q . . . ' ' . - . . . ' . . ' : ' . . . . . . . - - xx' S' 4' , .. :. L "' 4 , , Q - Q 9 5 , 5' J' of J- ' .X ll, if . D , A X. f S J -5, W-A - N 'J 1 . 1 F' - l HM-4 , , V sr 0 x J, ' ls R WW- OP . ' 1 '. .' '. . ' . . - 1 . ' . . ' . 'b . ' 2 ' . ' . . - ' . . ' . 1 . . ' . . SUB DEB5 The purpose of the actuve Sub Deb Club has been to be of servuce to AUHS by supportung all school actuvutues and mauntaunung a hugh con duct standard at all tumes Club actuvutues may be lusted as numerous Early un the tall an unutuatuon ot new members was held durung whuch unutuates attended regu lar classes attured un weurd costumes The Sub Debs served at the Alumnu Banquet held sever al candy and cake sales besudes sellung pom poms and mauntaunung a rootung sectuon wuth the Colonual Coeds at early tall 'ootball games These are but a few of the varued actuvutues carrued out by them Candy and cake sales are guveru tor the ex press purpose of buuldung up he clubs scholar shup fund The scholarshup ot tutty dollars us awarded to an outstandung senuor gurl or boy or a start on a college career Last years Junuor College The wunner at the award thus year had not been announced as The Colonust wentto pres The club was durected by Joann Bruce who Sub Deb olfucers Wanda Fuck secretary Carol Hochulu vnce presudenl Ramona Self rudge lreasurer Joann Bruce presldenl ed as presudent Aclvuser was Muss C:-enevueve benneh Other otlucers ol the club unclude Carol Hoch .uuu vuce presudent Wanda Fuclc secretary and Under theur leadershup club actuvutues have gone to a hugh mark Club membershup dropped slughtly durung the year but stull seems to be a avorute wuth AUHS gurls 'ref' Q. Rowl Cranslan Schafer Walker Dodson Schmull Parra Schanlzen Row ll Maley Hochulu Spencer Freeze Shear Teske Kung Morolf Row Ill Fuck Hall N Allen Burdick Row IV Bashan Branl Helherlnglon Bruce Selfrldge Wood J Allen ' l l 0 N., . Q A, I u . . - gg . . f . - y , , , . . . . , N - . . L 1 ,. . . . I u - u , - 7 u , winner, Richard Hoffman, is attending Fullerton Rgmgng Selfridgel treasurer, . 1 , . . I , . ,r X ff it wx , . fl: T I F '. Q uf X r if , A Q I 1 1 xl T Q ' rs- 1 xi 4 u ' P , A f 5 Q Y 4 T 5 . A I V A -Ju , I , , , ', , . : . 1 - . . . ' . : ' . '. . , A . : ' . . ' . u ' . . - - TOASTMASTER5 LARRY WEAVER Presldeni Another large group turned out thus year as members ot the Toastmasters Club organlzed to help students become more at ease whale speaking before others Meetrng rn the lnttle theater every other Tues day the club was led In theur actuvutles by Pres: dent Larry Weaver Vuce presuclent Stanley Claus sen Se retary Jack Conklun Treasurer Craig Bott ger Sergeant at arms Genevieve Bradley The enrollment was belreved to be larger than 84 :Hung Conkhn Weaver Claussen Boitom row Duncan Morris Lane Roley Sanders cClaln Hansen Glover Row Il Smith Herherlngfon PraM Anderson N Aier Hilton Ca ner Larson Johannes Rall Jones Row Ill Rees Sfonhey Loretta Pratt Glover Decker Rose Crux Pannler Advisor Frank Kellogg Row IV Helsing Whnfeman A Afer Enloe Mary Wedln Hart Mungerson Simpson Top Row Frank Chambers Demaree Simon Edwards Sllhlfllff Danker Taylor Korn Legg In prevuous years wnth snxty members At each meeting the students chose topics on whrch they would luke to talk or would like to hear and placed them rn a box Selected students then drew topics and gave speeches on those toplcs extemporaneously The mann qualttlcatuon wht h each Toastmaster had to meet was to be Interested IU publrc speak rn J '?X X ! 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' . is M U HERETTES Spencer Rogers Starr JOAN SPENCER Head Ushereth The purpose of the now actuve Usheretfes Club has been to be of help un promotung school func tuons Club has been a recognuzed servuce club Wuth only a years start the 26 uunuor and senuor gurls who are Usherettes have added a long lust of servuce actuvutues which wull make ut one of the funest among campus clubs for gurls A merut record of 90 and a hugh school standing of a uunuor or senior qualufues a gurl to become an Rowl Butler Locke Cranston Smith Wood Kurk Row II Spemua Shunk Schochf Stabbert Wedm Welton Row III Megla Siuurd Hurling Schamp Freeze Walker Bruce Warner Usherette The Usherettes unuforms are made of dark blue taffeta unduvudually taulored to each gurl the Senuor Play the Thanksguvung service the Phul harmonic Concert the Christmas Program the play Vurgul and the Musuc Festuval the Junuor Play and Baccalaureate They also held one party during the year The advuser of the group us Mrs Ethel J Caverley Head Usherette us Joan Spencer 85 l l This has been the first year that the Usherettes Activities this year were as follows: ushering at vzuzsny .I . . A 42.53 .1-Q 'Vis ew wait t sf' ' mit Row I Meyers Llptrapp Dymmel Arnold Yaler Helsing Lemclxe Cashman Row ll Meade Duncan Hersh Bruce Webb Mlddlelon North Denny Frnak Bollqer Hosluns Muro Mr Glover Row lll Adams Hun! Weaver Moore Moody Row IV Faulkner Walsvvorth Weaver Marshall Kohne Pugh Lower picture lefl lo right President Joe Bruce Secretary Eddie Llptrapp and Vlce president Orlyn Norlh Contlnuung nts excellent record ot creatung good feeling an sportsmanshlp In athletics the Varsity A club proved to be one of the most ettrcuent an hardworklng clubs on the campus thus year Club actlvnty has Included the promotion ot an evenings entertarnment of amateur boxlng and wrestlung square dancing between club members and members of GAA and stagung the annual potluck for the basketball teams Coach Richard Glover advlser was ably assisted by has cabmet consisting of Joseph Bruce president Orlyrt North vuce president Eddne Luptrapp, secretary and Curtis Meade treasurer -gl I S rm A K ml A 1, : .. V lf? ,guru - A , ,. .. Z to . , x ,l :z-I 4 : Q ' uf 5 t azklli ,ww l ,I A t X rf f -W ' T 5' X lf. V lltiw A .' ftfue it fi 4, :uv tv 5. . , ',:N:'Sf 42 sf. Hfll " his Q It if ,Q 2 xx! 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I . , . , . , ' z , ' - ' 1 A ' z ' , 86 HI- 11221 Seen In lhe lop plclure are Weaver Herman Faulkner Denny Schmlll Cyprlen Ball Wells Brunlz Conklln Malheron Hosluns Bollger Edwrads Marshall Cleveland Webb Couller Wallace Walsworlh Noe Kahne Burr Hersh Kahlen Hall Wrlghl Slmon Davls Demaree Schilling Lemclre Fort Adams Helsing Norlh Frank Danlrer D Hosluns Henning Claussen Mlddlelon Duval A nold Holden Eberhard Llplrapp Weaver Webb Above HIY officers Sealed Moody Crllchfleld Claussen Clayes Ramos Kolb Schmlll Holve Clamp Slandlng Faulkner Conklin Ba Under the able Ieadershrp of Paul H Demaree, Walter Schmrtt Bob Quast, Instructor Fred Jeter Tommy Thomason, Anaherm s Hr Y group has exceeded a hundred boys thus year As an example of their work the group roused S100 for the World Relref Fund as a yearly prolect Through unavoidable cxrcumstances, the prcture ot the Freshman Sophomore group was unabtannable Cl V' W r '- 5 l ' i 4 .,. 1.-1 ' :, -- ., a-- ' ' N mir txt , 1 L D 6 - , lv r 1: 11 1' '11, ' l l 1 1 1 1 l 1 D 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . I I . . I I I .I I I I - J I ' I I I I I . I 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r- . 1... 1 ll. , . M02 RT CLUB w.-an MOZART CLUP Row! Mr Wnllam Cook Mlss Gunn: Demuree Mr Jo hun Wlllnoms Flh Lcmers Muller Cransmn Reveles Cowee Glardlno ger Duncan Wrlghf Meyes Roberts Pore son Ferrn HBR R CLUB READERS CLUB Rowl Ccracausa Isbell PraM Aier Huriado Yburra Row Il Weaver Slems Enlow Mooney Roddum Wright Johnson Henshu sen DeGennaro Parra Morales Schonhen A W i I I I 1 1 Hopkins, Schimmingg wedinl Freeze, Hor9o'n, Rhodes, I-Qochuli, Sehr, Lovei Row II: Sehnilger, Marsshcll, Hatfield, Cohklin, Sirnon, Dernaree, Beit: -482 Top row lell lo rlqhl Malor Ralph Comslock Ll Charles Klpp Ll Herschell Couller Ll Russell Dllbeck Ll Don Barnell Ll Col Bxll Verdln ONCOMMISSIO , TORCH HND SZTBER Kneeling lell lo rlqhl Cpl Phlllp Wrlghl Cpl Ronald Davenporl Cpl Manuel Flores Cpl Lee Bass Cpl Grady Hamlllon Cpl Jlm Graham Cpl Bruce Perrln Cpl Websler Wrlqhl Second row Mayor Ralph Comslocll Commandanl lsl Sql Roy Janes lsl Sql Raul Padllla M Sql Gllberl Moore M Sql John Dressler T Sql Dan Younqlmell T Sql Ronald Wrlqhl T Sql Charlie Lechuga T Sql Arlhur Saavedra Row lll S Sql Alfred Lallln S Sql John Felkner S Sql Richard Wagoner T Sql David Teeler Sql Dean Younqkell Cpl Gary Perolve Cpl Dan Couller Sql Dan Culpepper Sql David Hahn ,m xfmm Nm A QV 5- ,351 rl' ' 5 Burr. Bollom row, Ll. Col. Eddie Liplrapp, Capl. Henry Bryanl. Major Jack Adams, Capl. Paul Huson, Capl. Millon Felers, Ll. Pele l RIFLE TEAM, Left to right. top row: Mrs. Watters, Reeves, Verheyden, Brookman, Warner. Parry, Barnett. Bottom row, Blanchard, Simons, Jiles, Yates. Johns, Dick, Laten. FUTURE TEACHERS RIFLE CLUB Practice and competition this year helped to bring high honors to the AUHS Girls Rifle Team. At the state competition, Anaheim girls took first place and now rank lourth in the United States among high school girls' rifle team competi- tion. Advisers are Mrs. Charles Watters and Maior Ralph Comstock. With the aim 'To develop an interest in and this year, Carol Hochuli, was vice-presidentg and to give information about teaching as a career," Ramona Peter, treasurer. the Future Teachers' Club seems to have reached When Miss Fay Stanley was unable to continue their goal. as adviser because of illness, Miss Genevieve Ben- Joan Bruce headed the organization as president net was chosen. ,Q FUTURE TEACHERS: bottom row. left to right: H. Zuniga, Alva. Garcsbito, Cruz, Zunigadlxacond rovvj: Hurtado, Young, Antolin, Avalos. Third row, Heitmiller, Bohan, Fitz, Rail, Morales. Fourth row: Young, Roberts, Davenport, Cloat, Mungerson. Fifth row: Miller, Kellogg, Weaver, Miss Pibel, Mo'Mox, Felt, Hernandez. 90 c' ii l tt ... 45.1, cfampub C.LeAn UD I 7' Y x "" A ,' X i QI? '.-- N 1 i x Y -Q-.NNNNMMN I 3 nw! 9 if 91 DOROTHY MEJIA MISS VIRGINIA C. BAILEY Editor-in-Chief Assistant Ed was ltor Adviser The annual staff put in a good many hours this year getting together one ot the most orginal annuals the school has ever seen. To produce a successtul annual takes co-operation from the photography, art and printing departments. The photo- graphy department takes all the pictures at the direction ot the section editors. The annual statt, mounts and writes the copy. The art department designed the theme and many ot the sketches, and the print- ing department takes all this material and makes it into your yearly review, STAFF GROUP belowl left to right, Top row- Craig Bottger, Activities Editor: Jack Cleveland. Assistant Editor: Herschel Coulter. Faculty Editor: Jack Maynihan, Boys' Sports Editor: Bottom row -.loan Duran. Underclass Editor: Pat Ketchum. Business Manager: Barbara Carroll, Clubs Editor: Dorothy Meiia, Editor: Evelyn Hernandez, Girls' Sports Editor. 93 ZKNORZKNCO if x F 1,QW Je? BARBARA CARROLL FIRST SEMESTER EDITOR JACK CONKLIN SECOND SEMESTER EDITOR .ar- Msg From Iell fo rlghf Barbara Carroll Jack Conklin, Evelyn Hernandez Doranne Tangney, Sonny Ard, Wesley Hunl Bob Marshall, Herschel Coulfer, Loren Herman Jack Moynlhna, Duck Rald. Frank Galusha, and Helene Jones K N... ' I - 'XJ I NY X U , -v'-- - "" T: ,W , A l J A .,i,,f,:yxN I gf 1 .L f Qi' X lf' D s si K x. xx' l s , 41 l ' ' Y W 1 ' LH . f NW 'Q ' , X xx , W., k 5 , " 4 . V , .1 Q N ffl 94 Zlnnunknnd Anomnco PRINTSHOP7 PHOTDGRZKPHERS7 RT IN ACTION MR. GEORGE LUTZ The Colonist printshop serves a dual purpose. Besides printing all the schools' absent slips, brown cards, demerit slips, programs, and other business and ottice material, it also gives the boys enrolled in the print- shop class a sample ot what a vocation as a printer would be like. The boys learn much of the printers lite under the capable guidance ot Mr. Lloyd Ross and Mr. George Lutz who spend many patient hours showing the boys how to set type, run the Intertype, operate the printing press and many other printing routines. Besides all the demerit pads, brown cards, programs that are print- ed throughout the year, the Colonists also pride themselves in the Anoranco, the Colonist newspaper which is also printed throughout the year by our loyal printshop. And we cannot overlook the biggest accomplishment of the school printers and that is the printing ot the beautitul annual that brings to a close at the end ot the school year The Doors ot Ye Ol Print Shop." MR. ROBERT ROUTH TQM QASHMAN ROLAND HILTSCHER SONG IND ysu. LEADERS SONG LEADERS Carol McDermo'H, Jeanne Sanders SONG AND YELL LEADERS Rel Schmi++, Carol McDermoH', John Cy- prien, Jeanene Sanders, and Jim Ball. YELL LEADERS Rel SchmiH, John Cyprien, Jim Ball. ' FM.. re... SQ an-L ,aw ...re-.,. L 4 is Band and The Anaheim Union High School Band under 'I'he direc- 'rion of Mr. William Cool: and loroughl' home many honors fo capiained b y B e rl Bonner 'lhemselves and fo lheir school. They pariicipaied in nearly ev- Q :.:.' ery parade which lhey were el- 4 R I Mar um, Y JoAnn F f JABdk l 2 a--if a igible +o enfer and placed high J in performance in every one. .QC fi A+ fhe varsi+y foofball games kbp Top row: from leil lo righil Jim l-'lolvel Erland Eberhard Raul San' chez Richard Schmid Roberr Meneiee Jaclc Thorsenr Ken Dymmd Dennis Ryani Don Younglceifd Richard Johnson, Ronnie Faullcner. Second row: Wes Vifarwiclc Kevin Sianionl Rel Schmiiii John Cyf Orien, Richard Reed, Raul Rurniefi, Herb l-lun? Jerry Diclcenson Gr- lyi Norihi lfugehe Bahenhus Keri Gross Rele Corona. Third row: Val Wieihorn Milce lvluro. George ldishop Vernon Dunionr Carroll Coylcendall, Richard Ramellal John Wimberl Don l-lillaryl Margueriie Parry. led Browne Joe Criichiield. Fourih row: Edward Finlc, Lec- Majorettes fhis snappy ou'rfi+ led rhe sing- ing of 'rhe Sfar Spangled Ban- ner, manouvering and s+ruH'ing during half-lime. This spring 'rhe band joined forces wi+h ofher bands of Or- - ange Counly and pu'r on a class- y presenfarion in +he All-Coun- - ,rv-. ' f x bw K--ef., f . ,f , Q ,g W.,-fp, ...Q ly Fesfival. All in all, we are e X ' Q ' f g W, V: M ,L Ve'Y Proud of our band and fhe sf" J ii B ii B . gl fix wonderful record fhey have se+. Q- X B g Q, "5 fii. M,- :igt ,,,'+-ixi,ff! is H -+1 f- 4""f' 1L,,fsfi,gi, nard Kolb, Berr Bonner, Joe Mora, Dale Fanning, Bill Schneider, Har- old Daniel, John Reveles. l-loward Olsen, Jeneal Reeves, Maryiane Talevich, Bob Vifarson. Filrh row: Mr. Coolc, Tom Browne. Qliver Newron, Par Broolcs. Irene Ybarra, Belly Rowlands, LaVerne l-larer, Sruard Schmid, Jim Ball, Ray l-lulson, Sieve Knurzen, l-larry Moore, Don Junglceil. Eldon Bemland. Bollorn row: Joanne Fausr, l-lelen Weir, Lavonne l-larr, JoAnn Burdiclc, Darlene Morris, Barbara Mary. Mary Lou Gasrelum. Darleen Morris, B baro Mary, L V Hari Mr. William A C Dirccior Y, ve A ,.v,.1., ., J-V lm Urchestm Top row, from left lo riglll: Jay Meade, John Cyprien, Oliver Newlon, Mr. William Cook, Janel Fulruda, Dianne Carve, Craig Bollger, Mariorie Cranslon. Middle row: Myrna Lewellyn. Vic Ruedy, Jerry Brunh., Jerry Kissell. Barbara Ryan, Arlhur Korn, Gretchen Glover, Janeal Reeves, Dudley Franlr, Harold Daniels. Gilelle Rowlands. Rel Scllmidl. Ballon! row: Vir- ginia Talevicll, Mary Lou Love, Genevieve Bradley. Evelyn Morris, Margarel Eicklloll, Carol Hocliuli, Phillip Taylor. Mar- guerile Parry, Nancy Rail, Audrey Wasta. George Maloulx. Mary Jo Duncan, Bob Simon. Laurel Bollon, Ronald Garrison. The high school orchestra under the direction of Mr. William Cook has completed another year of successful performance and various other activities. On January 2l, during a regular assembly pro- gram, it combined with Santa Ana, and Fullerton and presented a very enjoyable program, including several different types of selections. The orchestra also participated in the annual spring festival which was also held in Anaheim this year, This is a grand affair when all high school musicians of Orange County join forces to present a worthy showing of their years accomplishments. Carol Hochuli, Concert mistress tor the past three years, has had many musical programs during her four years in the orchestra. One of the big things the orchestra looks for- ward to its annual band and orchestra beach party which is usually held at Corona Del Mar. Here the cokes, potato salad and hot dogs flow freely while the tired musicians bask in the sun and ride the breakers. The string ensemble is a select group picked from the orchestra, which entertains service club banquets and other social gatherings throughout the year. Mr. Cook and Carol Hochuli lead the group. U O aim rf ! 1 W lei? lo righl: Craig Boffger, Phillip Taylor. Carol Hoclluli Bradley, Bob Simon, Mcry Lou Love. Moriorie Cran sion, Mr. Cook. -K simon PLAY The seniors did themselves very proud" with the riotous ren- dition of 'Soup to Nuts", a three act bedlam of laughs and vivia animation, which included Craig Bottger as Hotloot, Standley Claussen as Dr. Pflski ', Jackie Whiteman as Trudy Trudella , Dan Demaree as 'Bob Bennington", Marjorie .lohns as Miss Rice Q Betty Marshall as "Veronica Beams, Louise Spezia cs "Mrs, Beams , Kenneth Dymmel as 'Damon Goodfellowm, Joe Moody as David Strong", Joan Spencer as 'Miss Selena Cafchwell, Betty Palmer as Claire Daltonu, and Dub Helsing as Lincoln Lewis . 1 'Sax 1 ,H Sgt k Country Style Special Tap right Helen Weir knocks 'em cold with her vocal. Middle: Craig Botlger a the idiot sings his song. Bottom: Square dancers promenade in their special- Q When the curtain went up on March 30th and 3lst in the high school auditorium, the root went with it as the choral department under the direction of Miss Gania Demaree presented the original operetta "Country Style Special". The first halt ot the show constituted a variety ot choral presenta- tions by the combined groups ot Harmony Kings, Mozarts, Harmonettes, and Girls' and Boys' glee. The second half ot the show was a talent show woven into a hilarious plot, Country Style Special" was written, casted, pro- duced, and directed by the students. As usual the hi h school resented a number of successful Q P dances including a Christmas Dance, Military Ball, Sock Hop and other after game events. The Christmas dance was formal and was held in the study hall, which was decorated with an eight foot Christmas tree at the far end. The band stand was decorated in red, and there were red lights to illumine the dancers. Principal Paul H. Dem- aree, masquerading as Santa Claus, passed out Iollypops to the students and guests. The event featured the dancabfe music of Raul Garcia and his band. The Military Ball was similar to the Christmas dance except the music was furnished by Ernie Ferrel and his orchestra and for the fact that a military atmosphere accompanied the affair. It was another gala occasion that had all the pomp and splendor of a real ballroom dance. As guests entered the main entrance, they were quite impressed with the ap- propriate decorations consisting of ivy around the room, and the traditional arbor in the middle of the floor. Re- freshments consisted of punch and cookies served by the Girls Rifle team, who sponsored the Ball with the Cadets, Other dances held were record af- fairs and held in the girls' gym. ASSEMBLIES This past year has seen a variety of interesting as well as educational and entertaining assemblies. These gatherings are usually held on Thursday morn- ings right after second period and for the most part the students never know what they are going to wit- ness. The programs are traditionally opened with the flag salute and the singing of the Star-Spangled Banner with the student body president officiating. Most of the programs are sent our way through the National Assemblies sponsorship. These shows give us everything from glass- blowers to marimba artists. The different types of programs afford the students opportunity to gain some appreciation of all types of entertainment. Top: Combined Anaheim, Fullerton, and Santo Ana orchestras in action. Top Center, "The Fabulous Fann- inqs." Bottom Center: Music from Pomona Way. Bottom: Looking in on the Girls' Senior Assembly. HKRMON INC Q at as in L L' i 'fail' .42 35 ' X RQ? rjx' r my .44 Ig, ' is g as Y ' 'X ' 'U A .M yr ? cs? ff? , N5 W i Wy Y .. - - x, . ,fi -Q 5 Q' xx Q w A " ,F 1 . 1 4 f - Q Q ? Y' W my V 5' . 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P Lf Christmas Program A hundred twenty-five people par, ticipated in the beautitul Christmas pageant presented by the choral and dramatic departments of the high school. Miss Gania Demaree directed the musical part of the program ancl Miss Louise Hitt, the dramatics. Au- thentic costuming and staging were big factors in making the pageant a won- derful spectacle to look upon. ' . 5 xl X lx dv 4, bf' 7 A X -f f in ' Lil 'NU SUN N7 1 WARNNGY QXSSEESZ Sluugssjkf ' m-pxiywf Er,-R lx 3 To 6 ar Sl Yr Q 2 5 1 F X ,N Q . li ii W 1 1 . , srst Q. 1 Q "H an fqf , , LD 's, K., .M y . ' QI, A t . V Y if in q55'ifif"fli 1 ,W aint 41 F, x , iQ , fx - 1 ii 'fi ' f ' J I i Nl 4 I 'Q W ,- 1 3' 'C ,arg NE E "' Q '2-+4 -:Y Q 8l L. 'Q .ff fi v 2 xv g gm. A44 qw' in , ,-ff' im? K Ar v fi!-if 4 4 x x ' 1 ' A :Z-Nu ff ' i ML7, WM v M .Y - mx 9' ' ff' . ' k ' 'A k i' ' K 1-f'wffi'f F1 4' f ,A N. . ,4 . Al, ? 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The third quarter was in many nistances the turning ponit in the game. After an even first half the Blue and Gold seemed to fold in the third period and regain some form in the last quarter. COLONISTS 6 ARGONAUTS I3 Statistically out-pointing Garden Grove at La Palma Park, the Varsity lost its opener. Picking off an Anaheim lateral at the very start of the game, the Argonauts scored and converted. Moody recovered a fumble that led to Petersons score a short time later. From this point the Anaheim attack started to roll only to bog down short ol a T.D. Garden Grove on a sustained drive sparked by passes finally scored and Anaheim, in the second half, held Garden Grove but failed to score on to good opportunities. COLONISTS 7 DONS 28 Blue and Gold again tasted defeat at the hands of the CIF finalists. After the first score was called back for out-ofrbounds, Santa Barbara in seven plays scored and converted. Not to be outdone Anaheims Dickenson, on Anaheims first running play, went 58 yards to a score. Meade converted. The rest of the half things were even though Santa Barbara did threaten once. Anaheim, never regaining 'first half form, gave the Dons three touchdowns and the game in a penalty filled second CURTIS MEADE half- Halfback penalties, COLONISTS 26 PANTHERS 20 In La Palmas mud Anaheim defeated rival Orange in a close contest. After both teams fumbled through most of the first quarter Orange finally scored. Taking turns Anaheim generated a 69 yard drive with Weaver scoring from the two. Meade converted. Orange in their turn also scored and converted. The Colonists came back to score in the last seconds as Weaver went over from the one. Meades 56 yard run back of kick set up the score. Orange started the second half with a score to be followed by Weaver who scored another for Anaheirr. After Weaver's spectacular run for final score Ana- heim held Orange for the remainder of the game, COLONISTS 0 INDIANS 33 Before 9000 fans Anaheim lost its last game ir th Eullerton Stadium. Completely stopped on the ground, Weavers passes II6 Every Colonist drive ended in a fumble, intercepted pass, or loss of ball through to Meade, Moynihan, and Lemcke made most of the Colonist gains. Early in the game Liptrapp hurt his bad knee and North, his ankle. Later, Meade sprained his ankle. The Indians scores were made in various ways. two on passes, one safety, one run, one intercepted pass. COLONISTS 20 LANCERS I3 In the second game of the season the Colonists overpowered Bell Gardens in a see-saw battle in La Palma park. The Colonists scored first on a 40 yard drive with Vxfeaver going over from the two. Meade converted. Anaheim had two chances to score before the half but failed to do so. In the second half Bell Gardens scored twice and converted once. The Colonists scored twice. Dickenson passed to Weaver for one and to Moody for the other. Meade made one of the two conversions. FODTB I.I. COLONISTS 20 SAILORS 37 Anaheim lost its league opener at La Palma Park to Newport who scored first but failed to convert. The Blue and Gold roared back with a Peterson-to-Meade touchdown pass. Meade converted. The remainder of the first half was a see-saw bat- tle with both teams on even terms. ln the disastrous third quarter, Newport in ten min- utes scored four touchdowns, two on runs, one on a blocked punt, and one on an intercepted pass. This quick succession of touchdowns seemed to stag- er the Blue and Gold. Never again in the game did they show the snap and precision of the first half. Anaheim didn't threaten during this quarter. The last Newport touchdown was scored on a run in the fourth quarter. Anaheim's last two touchdowns were scored on Dickenson pass to Weaver and Moody, respectively. COLONISTS 6 SAINTS 25 The Santa Ana Bowl was the stage for Anaheim's second league encounter and defeat. Santa Ana scored on a pass after their first touchdown had been called back. ln the second quarter the Colonists drove to a score as Peterson went over from the one. The second half was all Santa Ana's. The Colonists never got a drive underway that did not end in a fumble or intercepted pass. Santa Ana scored three touchdowns in the last half one run- ning, one intercepted pass, and one passing. COLONISTS 28 VIKINGS 6 Homecoming at La Palma Park was the stage for the first Colo- nist league victory. In five plays the Colonists scored as Weaver, skirted end, lateral- ed to Meade who raced 58 yards to score. Meade converted. After an exchange of punts Weaver scored from the l3. Meade converted. The second quarter was a see-saw affair. ln mid-third quarter, Downey scored on a run but failed to convert. After that, the game was all Anaheims with Weaver scoring three more on runs, behind beautiful blocking, and Meade con- verted all. When the season was over Curtis Meade and "Butch" North were chosen backfield and line cap- tains. Larry Weaver was chosen as the most valu- able player. ln the all-league selection only fullback Weaver placed on the first eleven. He was also voted the leagues best all purpose back. Center "Butch" North and guard Eddie Liptrapp were on the second all-league team and Dudley Frank and Curtis Meade were honorable mentions. Of this year's varsity only five lettermen will re- turn for next year's team. LARRY WEAVER Fullback Q' ff'- W 5 X . Ca g r 1 Eddie Lipfrapp Righf Guard Dudley Frank W Le'f+ Taclde BIBMM x fg. ' 1. ., Al Capt Bufcln Norfh Cenfer Capt Cur+is Meade 'U' Kenyon Kohne Righi Guard . lf? iff' 155' Leonard Weaver Biocking Back Mosi Valuable Larry Weaver Fullback 2 SK Jack Moynihan Righf End V 5 gf Y 1 A J 4 Z4 QB ' f 'EQ 5 r JAN wk Jerry Dickensan Full Back iv".w1v E i .,.. L "q'q ' '-'-': Sfan Claussen "-' Lefi Tackle T""" X Righi' Tackle Ec Mike Mu,-0 Enoch Pefe ,K iw FSO!! Joe Moody ' Tailback 1,1 ff 'S Rxghi Guard ' Don Meyers f , Leff End zz- -V A. ff cf Rn h+ Half 1 I Q I Q Dan Demaree Cenfer K g L i S Leff Guard i Earl Pugh 1 1 X xxmrl' s we 4. ,,.f x dl 1 X Q Jack Adams J 5 A, -fr, y Righf Tackle Ronnie Lemclce A 1 Lef+ and if r n, may of , All ff Z I, jffl sw Dan Berg xy ' xg A Leff Taclcle ag ,E g we an p Al , . . ll A v www Hi ll 'QA A Tom Cashman igl Right End V sr Q O Jim Wright Q , ? Full Bach al . la Gordon Yafer 4 , r 1, a 2 d Blocking Back Y Q E gf ,Q 3 .fl 5 Q L. 'hz-i "n A yu..-f 5+ v'! ,H eff Oo right bop row Duncan Bass Hatfield Cyprlen Burr Dlux Noe DeGrouI Mackey Tucker Spacer Bohom row Mm dey More KUIIIIIISRY Jones Reynolds Nelson Hull Holden Webb and Coulfer FOOTB I.I. 44 'X IA! . af' " , . CO-CAPTAINS ERNIE DIAZ AND JOE MORA. The JayVee's went through an unsuccessful sea- son this year as they lost all their games except the first one in which they defeated Colton l2-6. JayVee lettermen were: Bill Burr Herschel Coul- ter Ernie Diaz Duane Dun an Dale Fanning Rod- rick Hall Carol Hatfield Eddie Herrera Dan Ho- UNIDENTIFIED COLONIST BRINGS DOWN NEWPORT BACK Q? 1,1 J.V. FOOTBALL COACH RALPH KINGSBURY den Jim Holve Roy .lanes Dick Johnson Charlie Lechuga Russell Mackay Manual Mendez Joe Mora Andy Nelson Russell Noe Alphonso Solis Stanley Spicer Ralph Tikker William Watters and Lee Webb. lFhoto courlesy Chuck Polurdl. Sunaet .feague Claampiona COACH CHESTER SHIRK For the second time since his return from the Navy, Coach Chester Shirk had a champion- ship Bee team. His assistant this year was Eddie Stringer. COLONISTS 43 ARGONAUTS 0 The first game, at Garden Grove, was a scrim- mage. Sparked by Ball, Huesca, Weber, the tin" team scored tour touchdowns. When the second and third strings took over they scored three. COLONISTS 43 TIGERS 6 At Valencia the Bees won again. Although scored upon, the Colonists came through with seven touchdowns and a conversion. COLONISTS I2 LANCERS 6 In Bell Gardens both teams held until the last ASSISTANT EDDIE STRINGER FOOTB I.I. ot the half when Huesca scored. In the third quarter a Steinborn-to- Maese pass was good. COLONISTS I9 SAILORS 0 At Newport, Herrerds intercep- tion set up a Steinborn-to-Ball pass which scored Anaheims first T.D. Hawkins blocked a punt and Anaheim drove to another touchdown this time Weber carried. In the last quarter, Kolb stole the ball from New- port and scored. Patin scored the extra point. COLONISTS I3 SAINTS 7 At home again the Bees finally scored on a sec- ond period Kolb-to-Ball pass. Steinborns intercep- tion set up a T.D. pass to Patin. Santa Ana almost won but Huescas last minute tackle saved the day. Sitting: F. Davis, Thorsen, DeWitt, Talomantex, Green. Tramel, Mackay, Cyprien. Row II: Jungkeit, Ralston, Ramelln. Hacker. ' ' I:C hSh'kBIIL M ,K LMi,Weber Ochoa. Cloussen, Gregg, Conklin, Miller, Medwick, Luh. Row II occ If , a . amos, oore ay, a or , Hawkins, M. Putin, Herrera, Kolb, Clayes, Gazelle, Laiolc, Brown, Huesca, Steinborn, Hoffman, J. Putin, Winger, Head, Al- vnrdao, Davis, Maese. Coach Stringer. CAPTAIN JOHN PATIN COLONISTS 33 VIKINGS I3 Af Downey Huesca Scored the Most VALUABLE, AUGIE HUESCA first T.D. to climax a 69 yd. drive. Downey scored and converted on pass in the second period. In the third quarter Huesca scored two more and still another in fourth period. Kolb made the final score as he passed Vikings craczy. COLONISTS 20 OILERS 0 Completely outclassing the opposition, the Bees sco red three times and converted twice. Huesca scored CAPTAIN RONNIE MAESE twice and Ball scored once. Moese, Patin, and Head were outstanding on defense. COLONISTS 20 PANTHERS 6 Bee's scored first as Weber went over. Orange marched to pay dirt. Hawkins blocked conversion. Hues- ca scored in second. Weber scored on a pass. Hues ca converted. COLONISTS 6 INDIANS 6 Anaheims lone score came when Steinborn passed to Weber. Indians scored in third on intercepted pass PATIN PICKS UP YARDAGE AGAINST ORANGE Bottom row left to rlgllt Brown Weulhorn Slarnes Salceda Davis Tanaka Clark Wallln Cabral Cone Mason Heinrich San ders Cenler row Wagner Emerson Herbel Moody Knox Flynn Stakes Cram Helden C Wells Perdue Standing Coach Comstock Malella AUSTIN Hernandez Slagner G Wells Sanchez Shields Claypool Ames Duncan Swlhler Revera Buss CE E FOOTBALL CEE COACH RALPH COMSTOCK This year turned out to be a rough one marked with hard luck and key injuries tor the Cee Football team who dropped three ot their seven encounters to tinish in the league standings. Maior Comstock took over the coaching reins from Coach Sam Keith and proceeded to turn in a good iob. Comstock had only three returning lettermen with which to work, Frank Saucedo, guard, Gil Her- nadez, back, and Gary Wells, back, yet the record of the team shows no game that the boys were beaten by over one touchdown. Coach Comstock had this to say about his team, "Whatethr these boys lacked in experience and ability, they made 124 :F q? LINE CAPTAIN TEI TANAKA AND BACKFIELD CAPTAIN GARY WELLS up for ina hard working determined and a never give up manner." The Colonists tell before Downey, Huntington Beach, and Fullerton all in thrilling style. Downey won by a I8-I2 margin, Huntington by a I3-7 count and the Indians barely edged out the lettermen by a conversion l4'l3 in the last game ot the season. A key iniury to Ronnie Sanchez, star backtield man, sverely hampered the attack ot Anaheim. Sanchez will be back next year to play lots of ball with the Bees. Tei Tanaka was elected the most valuable player while Gary Wells received backfield cap- tain, and Frank Saucedo, line captain. nrsity if Q -Q Basketball H L ' K , u K 1 COACH SAM KEITH MOST VALUABLE PLAYER. CAPTAIN, JOE BRUCE BERT BONNER Berf Bonner, Dub Helsing, Joe Bruce, and Dennis Denny scraping for The rebound in the second fray wifh Sainis of Anaheim 1 Rated by experienced observers as the best ball club in Anaheim Union High Schools history, and coached by Sam Keith, the varsity whipped through a 24 game schedule with only four defeats. End- ing in a co-championship position after losing a heartbreaker to Santa Ana in the first round, the varsity ended the season in cz deadlock. Anaheim and Santa Ana were forced into a playeoff game to decide the Sunset League representative in the C. I, F. The other defeats were at the hands of Tustin and Garden Grove in two nip-and-tuck en- counters at the annual Huntington Beach Tourna- ment. Because of speed, height and being well versed in fundamentals, coaches classed them as the ideal team, but with lack of experience their outcome was uncertain. Proving to their onlookers that they had it in them, they traveled north to Santa Bar- 126 bara where they indulged in two terrific games of which the outcome was Anaheims trouncing Car- penteria in the first nights game, 53-7. With a slight distinction between the score of the follow- ing night's game, Anaheim took home its second win by defeating the highly rated Santa Barbara Dons, 42-37. Under their belts the Colonists had eleven prac- tice games to start off the Sunset League with a bang-up win over Newport Harbor. After being defeated by Santa Ana, Anaheims comeback was six decisive wins over Downey, Huntington Beach, Orange, Fullerton and Newport Harbor. A game lead brought the Saints face-toeface with the Colonists to decide whether Anaheim would be co-champions or in second place position in the league at this point. After winning this game, the Colonists were not at all assured of their position. They had four teams to play, each of which was a potential threat to their position. Tak- ing each team in stride, the Colonists fought their hardest by defeating Downey, Huntington Beach, Orange nad Fullerton. These wins ended the sec- son for the for the Colonists in a dead-lock. A playoff game to see who would represent the Sunset league in the C. I. F. was inevitable. ln front of an over-flowing double-capacity crowd, the Colonists - Saint fray took place. As favorites in the game, the Colonists kept a slight margin in the first half. Coming back in the second half, at a fast pace, the Saints caught the Colonists and widened their margin. Unable to regain their foot hold, the Colonists were left at a defeat. The team was captained by Joe Bruce with Bert Bonner getting the most valuable man vote. By placing five on the All-League team, Anaheim proved undoubtedly that she had a well balanced team. Taking first string positions were Bert Bon- Bonner and Dennis Denny. Of the other members, Ronnie Faulkner and "Dub" Helsing placed on sec- ond string All-League with .loe Bruce getting Hon- orable Mention. With the loss of three graduating stars: Forwards Bert Bonner, Dub Helsing, and Joe Bruce, Coach Keith will have to rely on his four returning letter- men: Dennis Denny, Ronnie Faulkner, Shelden Welch and Don Goff, for his coming basketball season. 127 N S 2 X 1 Y iz, 'swf x .5 ga M. .U I Ronnie Faulkner L' , 1 Eff. f Cenfer ' X b 3 1 X Z .QE :::E.:,:, xg V . ' ' QXAH5 f " Aft ,io ,S 'gl if ', f Mos? Valuabie S H. A ' f in 3 x Bed' Bonner , fx, b Forward F y.NAl1 E , i- 374 Q. K 1 Dennis Denny Q3 kk 7 GUdf'd in A E 1 Qt: . . x i .ff AQ 1 rf K A nz 3 .2 1 ,A Q ' X' f 35, X? if u 3 . ,VQQHS Capt E X 4 A X X Joe Bruce ljw Uuane Duncan ,,. Guard f Ai Ffaxrward F 3.5 QV if I X 1 WR ,fi If X' I 4 .. ng ff-1 5 fl IZV, 5 X QV if f if Y 5 1 W ,R -U., sz N ww' Jr fy Hennmg Guard N'-Q.,-H' Mmard Duncan Forward V 1 , f Q T X ' X' 5 e Q f X Q ii Q . f I S P 11.57 ,J y 3 5 . . 4' , - , Q fin' fi f K ill., , vi x gl w i M, X 5 In 'Z Vx f Xi 5 Y , Q, ks' 2 5 5' X in '1 'X L 5,- f i X 5 3 . 1 4 2 , ' ,A x X l I xk I rf gm fQ.iw-AH-5,-n -' 4 'ln-EFF! img, 1 5 xx I 4 . 2 5 E 5 1 .fs BEE BASKETBALL Coach Sam Keith had another champion in bas- ketball besides the varsity as the Bees came through to capture top honors. The Bees at the first of the season looked like a second division team. They were small and did not have the ability to become a championship team. The Anaheim tournament was the start of basketball for the boys. Most of them had been out for football and had just come in to basketball, about two weeks before this tournament. Most of them had played Cee ball the year be- fore and they were accustomed to playing with each other. Excelsior, the winner of the tourney knocked the boys out in the semi-finals by T7 points. Anaheim then defeated Newport Harbor for third place. Coach Keith recognizing the teams lack of height started working the fast break and other speed plays to run down the opposition. This plan worked throughout the entire season. Anaheim's first league defeat came at the hnads of Huntington Beach in the first round of play. The Oilers won the game 47-42. Ending the first round of league play the Bee's record was six wins to one loss. Anaheim again was undefeated in the second round up to the Huntington game which was played in the Anaheim gym. Meanwhile Huntington had been beaten by Orange. lf Ana- heim won this game it would have given them first place. SCHMITT RACKS UP TWO AGAINST SANTA ANA Anaheim won the Huntington game 34-33. This was the best played game of the season for the Bee s, Their teamwork and alertness were at their peak performance. With only two games left Anaheim 'blew' a game to Orange putting them in a first place tie with Huntington. The league finished in a tie. Anaheim's post season games were played in the Santa Monica tournament. Anaheim won the first game over El Segundo, but lost the night game to Burbank, champion of the Foothill League, 37-34. Coach Keith could not be at the Burbank game because the varsity had a game that same evening. The finale record for the Bee s was lf? wins 4 de- feats. They scored 934 points to the opponents 655of the team not in the Sunset League, Anaheim defeated El Segundo, Rosemead, Laguna Beach, Valencia, Long Beach Jordan, and Bell Gardens. Coach Sam Keith said, "Physically, they were the smallest Bees l have ever coached but they made up for it with their hustle and scrap." The starting lineup throughout most of the season was Jim Ball and Augie Huesca at forwards, Rel Schmitt at center, lra Webber and John Steinborn at the guard spots. Ball was captain for the season and Webber the most valuable player. The other lettermen were John Cyprien, Jack Cleveland, Leonard Kolb, Robert Santibanez, and Gene Winger. SCHMITT MISSES REBOUND AGAINST FULLERTON i ::': -5 ,RN W . ,Q J, Q? 55' G ,,:. , S55 Eff 3351? 3 x E ,1,, o n Cyprien X 3 ,.. I 59 Lenny Kolb I John Slelnborn Mosf Valuable Jim Ball Rel Sclnmill' -:,-- .. l Capiain lra Webber Augie Huesca IQ Q Jack Cleveland 5 f I X vii Q: . R x Bob Sanfibanez DEE BRSKETB I.l Not up to par, Chester Shirk's Dees lost sixt out ot the ten league encounters to drop tar behind in the league standings. Atter winning the champ- ionship in '49, and placing second in '48, the tly- weights could never seem to get started and dropped six games, tour ot them by less than four points. It was truly a hard luck story as the little men came out with some scrappy basketball and were never beaten badly except on one occasion against Downey. There will certainly be some potent Var- sity material worth watching when these boys grow to A exponents. George Bishop was elected cap- tain and Frank Navarro most valuable tor the sea- son. Lettermen are: George Bishop, Bob Stewart, Rudy Rivera, Frank Navarro, Bob Pickard, Ronnie Scott. League Resume: Anaheim 2l ,,,,.,,, Newport l8 Anaheim i2 ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., D owney 33 Anaheim i5 , , , Huntington Beach 27 Anaheim 23 ,, , ,,,,,,,..,.,,...,, Orange l6 Anaheim 2l ,,.. ,,,,,,,,....,.,c,, F ullerton 23 Anaheim 24 , ,A . Newport Harbor i9 Anaheim ll ,, , ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,Downey 14 Anaheim l6 Huntington Beach 20 Anaheim 34 A .,,. .,Orange 35 Anaheim 30 ,, ,Fullerton lo Group, Row I, left fo right: LaMori, Sluari, Pickard, Bishop, Navarro, Ri- vera, Scott, Coach Shirk. Row II: Heiden, Slarnes, Yarra, Rees, Meyers, King, Heinrich. Top right: Frank Navarro, most valuable. Middle: George Bishop. caphxin. 1 . -5 pls? , t My ' NT fees 1 , ff it A 4 -: Y! -P if 1' Q 5 J ,""'v 52919 ,if 9 ,v T 1' .. ix""""""5 .il . 'Y 5 L . e ff. B 4 , f' 44... xrff-.sl i Standing Iefl to right: Demoree, Webb. Moynihan, Henning. Guerra, Barnes, Bourne. Kneeling: Yater, Sharp, Fanning. Wea- ver. Kirchmann, Lenz. vmzstry TRACK Anaheim's cindermen did not do to well this year in the spikefests held during the past season. The Varsity and Cee's had no depth. The Bees were the only team with much punch in the league meets. The first meet in which the Colonists participated was the Southern Counties Meet at Huntington Beach. lt was a varsity meet with Curtis Meade placing in the l00 and low hurdles and Larry Weaver won the broadiump. Larry Kirchmann took second in the 440 yard dash. Anaheim opened the league against Santa Ana and Orange. The Bee's and Cee's won the meet with the Bees showing excptional power. The next meet was with Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach on the Anaheim track. The princi- pal fire works of the afternoon came in the Bee division with Huntington nosing out Anaheim by three points. The Varsity and Cees were badly beaten. The El Monte Relays was the next meet for the Colonists. Anaheim made one point in the meet. Larry Weaver, Rel Schmitt, and Ronald Maese com- bined their broadiump talent to place fourth in l34 varsity broadiump. Schmitt and Maese came in from the Bees to lump with Weaver in the meet. Competing in the novice division in the Chaffey Relays, Anaheim finished in second place. Weaver won the broadiump and Larry Kirchmann set a new record in the 330 yard dash. The sophomore relay team of lra Webber, Larry Kirchmann, Don Davis, and Bill Walker won also. Weaver again won the broadiump at the Comp- ton Relays. The relay team of Ronald Maese, Ronald Hawkins, Don Steffan, and Larry Kirchmann placed fifth in the Bee 660 yard relay. Weaver also took third in the l8O low hurdles and the l20 high hurdles. The league preliminaries were held at Hunting- ton Beach on April 25. Anaheim qualified three men in the varsity, 13 in the Bees and two in the Cee's. The finals were April 28. Varsity men placing were Larry Weaver first in the broadiump and third in the l8O low hurdles. Paul Lenz took third in the 440, Ray Sharp placed fourth in the 880. The Bees scored 35 points in the finals. Larry Kirchmann won the T00 and 220. Jim Ball took :--,l 1... V Top row, left to right: Walker, Lin, Crux, Davis, Meade, Swihler. Row ll: Wells, Stagner. Cluypool, Browne, Clark, Saucedo. BEE ZKND CEE TRKCK fifth in the l2O low hurdles. Ira Webber received Bill Walker took second in the lOO and Don ci second place medal for his efforts in the 660. Davis fifth in 660 to score Anhaeim's seven points Rel Schmitt placed fourth in the broadiurnp and in the Cee's finals. Jirn Roberts took third in the shotput. Left lo righi, sitfing, Bull, Ramos, Robinson, Brown, Sagon, Gazelle, Maese, Weber, Herrera, Steffen, Chuidez. Standing: Azura, LuMori, Kohlen, Barbon. Kolb, Winger, Kya, Ralston, Laiolu, Roberts, Rees, Hawkins, Cyprien. Lee, Schmitt. . .. ,. GT 'Ihr l CAPTAIN JOE BRUCE x jifl.. 1' 4 1? 'Q Kneeling leff fo righf: Moody, Kohne. WyaM. Pafin. Duncan, Ramella Mgr. Wagner. Standing: Mgr. Adams. Capl. Bruce, Herrera Peter son. Barker. Pugh, Coulter. Lemclle. Weaver. Coach Wallin VARSITY BASEB I.l This years Colonist baseball team didn't have a successful season. Lack of a competent pitching staff was the main drawback. Though the pitchers performed as well as they could they were handicapped by number. Ramella was the only regular pitcher. Weaver, who did a fine job, was also out for track which took a good deal of his time. Bruce and Pugh were moved from first and short, respectively to the mound when relief was nec- essary. Joe Bruce first baseman and captain played ex- ceptional ball all season and was the spark plug of the team. He had held down first base for three seasons. The hitting on this year's team has been very good. Five of the regulars are hitting over .300 which should have won ball games. ln their ll nonleague starts Anaheim won only two. When the league competition started the Colo- nist won only two of the first round games. At press time the second round has begun and as yet the Colonists have to break into the winning column. . . BASEBALL As we go to press the JayVee Baseball squad, Coached by Dick Glover' has won one league game had has lost two. lt has won four practice games and lost three practice games. The games played by the JayVee up to press time are: Anaheim Vs. Newport lwonl T3-0 lleaguel. Anaheim Vs. Santa Ana llostl T3-9 lleaguel. Anaheim Vs. Downey llostl l2-6 lleaguel. Anaheim Vs. Excelsior llostl 7-l lpracticel. Anaheim Vs. Excelsior lwonl 7-6 lpracticel. Anaheim Vs. Valencia lwon 645 lpracticel. Anaheim Vs. Chino lwonl lO-4 lpracticel. Anaheim Vs. Jordan llostl ll-5 lpracticel. Anaheim Vs. LaJolla lwonl 8-2 lpracticel. Anaheim Vs. Rose Meade llostl l2-7 lpracticel. The JayVee carries a very large squad, this year totaling 37. lt consists of Bill Ames, Ronnie Bevins, George Bishop, Ken Coen, Bob DeGrott, Vince De Witt, Jim Emerson, Joel Esparza, Greg Garcia, Don Goff, Ed Harker, Carl Hat- field, Fred Head, Gayle Herble, Jim Holve, Carl Jameson, Glen Kaminsky, Charles Lechuga, Louie Lemus, Ken Mackey, Russ Mackey, Pat Roberts, Dennis Ryan, Ron- ald Schnitger, Ronald Scott, John Steinborn, Ted Talamantez, Jack Thorsen, Bob Troutman, Jess Villa, Jack Conklin, Clinton Wells, Gary Wells, Manuel Mendez, John Wimber, Ed Schmid, and Joe Cyprien. Row I. left to right: Huescu. Garcia, Head. Hatfield, Coen, Herbel, Lemus, Sieinborn, Goff, Wells, Thorsen, Wallin. Row II Ames, Esparza, Bevins, Hacker, W. Mackay. R. Mackay. Bishop. Holve, Mendez, Cyprien. Row III: Villa, Wells, Troufmun Jameson, Emerson, Tulumanfez, Navarro, Ryan, Kominsky, DeWiM, Scllniiger, DeGraf, Villa, Leclluga, Coach Glover. ...tiiizb , g+w,Ws2v 4 Q0 SJW' Top row J Clayes Mrddlelon Wrnght lccptaml Schmid Sousa Hunt Mr Wllllam Cool: Boffom row Moore Arnold Bottger Webb Hersh Marshall Helsing TENNIS The favored Colonrst netters last years Sunset League champions appeared to have the crown served up agarn thus year at the time the Annual goes to press Wrth a strung of sux stralght league vlctorles and a perfect record for the flrst half of the double round the worst the Cookmen would frnrsh would be In a deadlock with the Santa Ana Samts Most of the league matches were won 90 wrth the Sarnts provrdrng the only real competrtron rn the frrst round The score of the match was 63 wrth the three pornts lost by Anaherm all berng close matches gorng three sets Coach Bull Cook switched the lrneup from last year In an effort to reach a stronger team Crarg Bottger and Jrm Webb remarned rn the frrst dou bles spot whrch they have held for four years but Bob Marshall and Loule Mrddleton moved over to singles In order to strengthen the top of the ladder and provrde more srngles power Both boys were undefeated at this wrrtlng and Mrddleton was ex pected to be seeded flrst In the Sunset League finals to be held at the end of the season Wes Hunt Dub Helsrng and Jack Hersh made up the other three srngles to gave Anaherm a certarn four wins out of the flve Dow Sousa and Jam Wrlght made up the second doubles team and were also undefeated to date They provrded the necessary two pornts rn the all rmportant Santa Ana skrrmrsh Anahelms preseason record was very good CRALQ JIM WEBB CRAIG BOTTGER wrnnrng l2 of therr I5 matches losrng only to Beverly Halls twrce and South Pasadena once They defeated South Pasadena for the second tame rn therr last 9l matches Beverly Hrlls eked out a 5 4 vrctory the frrst match and a four and one half to two and one half wrn In the second encounter Besides being awarded gold balls for champnon shrp fave boys will recerve special ment as Cralg Bottger Jim Webb Wes Hunt Louie Middleton and Jem Wright receive awards for making a letter three years rn Varsrty Practice Matches Anaherm Colton 90 L B Poly 8 l Jordan 8 l South Pasadena 4 5 Poly 9 O Ruverslde 9 0 Chaffee 9 O Beverly Hills 4 5 R cl lands 8 l Chaffee 9 0 San Bernardino 6 3 Beverly Halls 45 Compton 90 League matches Newport 90 Santa Ana 63 Downey 9 0 Huntrngton Beach 9 O I . 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I I I I ' f I I- I I I I ' 1 : -, . . . f- ' f '1 '1 'r '1 ' I '1 '1 '1 ' T -I ,I 'St 7' Rowl Ieff to right Coach Kingsbury Mgr D Haskins J Ard R Nao Mgr D Meyers S Claussen B North L Weaver J Walworth B Bauer J DaBruyn Row II A Mafheron B King F Davis D Moist D Bruns A Clayes J Hoffman S Ard W Gldney V Bunnsll D Wagoner D Hahn R Sanchez R Rlvcra Raw III B Hosluns S Whitten D Moody R Burnes R Carroll V Grenore F Galusha J Crliclllield H Helnrich A Heiden J Showalter D Summers G Perdue SWIMMI G The wlnter CIF champlonshrps were held at El Segundo In March and saw the Colonust Varsuty four man relay team whlch consisted of Dudley Frank Butch North Leonard Weaver and Kenneth Dymmel place fourth In the fmals They also broke the old school record of l 526 setting a new rec ord of l47l Leonard Weaver took third ln the dlvmg Whlttrer Relays In whnch the Varsity four man relay agaln placed Thus year It was Fullerton s turn to be host for the league sem: and funals whnch were held May thlrd and fourth In the Fullerton pool The Indian s pool proved unsatusfactory for the Colomsts as only seven Varslty sux Bee and one Cee swimmer qualtfaed for the ClF meet The Indlans pool s 25 feet longer than the Colomsts thus addutuonal distance proved dlsastrous to many Colomsts In the Varsnty dlvnsnon nn whuch Anaheim took third place behind Santa Ana and Fullerton seven local swimmers placed Leonard Weaver took first and Orlyn North second m the 50 yard free style Weaver took second In the dlvlng and Don Meyers took fifth The four man relay conslstang of Weaver North Dudley Frank and Kenneth Dymmel took second the Medley Relay consust mg of Dymmel Standley Claussen and Jrm Wals worth took thurd Dymmel took fourth In the l00 yard back stroke Frank fourth In the T00 yard breast Claussen fnfth In the same The Bee four man relay which consists of Joe Hoffman Babe Bauer Al Clayes and Dick Wago ner took thlrd place and the Medley Relay of Sonny Ard Dale Moist and Babe Bauer took fourth Verne Granere was the only Cee to qualify for CIF placing second In the 50 yd breast stroke There were 22 letters gnven this year eught Var stty mne Bee and fuve Cee The seven to recenve Varslty letters were Captain Orlyn North Dudley Walsworth Standley Claussen Don Meyers and Mgr Duck Hoskins The mne Bees to receuve letters were Captann Sonny Ard Joe Hoffman Al Clayes Bob Kung Dale Moist Duck Wagoner Duane Bauer Rudy Rivera and Mgr Russell Noe The flve Cee letter men were Captam Verne Granere Joe Crutchfield Jum Showalter Al Helden and Mgr Art Mathron Seven out of the schools mne Varsity records were broken by Coach Ralph Kungsburys Varslty swlmmers thus year The four man relay Meyers North Dymmel and Weaver set a new record of l47l The medley relay Dymmel Claussen and Walsworth set a new record of l 344 North and Weaver tved ln the 50 yd free style to set a new record of 262 Claussen and Frank hed to set a new record ln the T00 breast thelr tlme 'll88 North set a new school record of l O2 8 for the T00 yd free style Weaver set a new record In 75 yd mdnvudual medley tnme 49 seconds No Bee records were broken this year and only one Cee record Verne Granere set a new record of 376 for the Cee fifty brest stroke 139 U . WSJ 1 I 4 I .t ' 1 3 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 -1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . . . . : . , . , . , . ' , . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' f - . - l 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 p s l . . . , , ' 1 . . I . 1 I I I I . . h I , . ' I I . I . - . . I 1 Z N . . . I . . . .. I . I . I Also prior to the league schedule, was the Frank, Leonard Weaver, Kenneth Dymmel, Jim l - I . . . I I I . I . , . . . . . I . I I I I . . . , . I . I I . I . . . I . . I . . . . ' ' i ' , ' , . . , . . .. I . . . . . v I I I I I I . : . . , , , , : . . 1 I 1 . I f l f ' ' I 7 I l ' f ' , I - . . I . I . u . . . . I . l , , . . , . . l 15 1 Top row lefi fo rlghl Huenemeyer Muller Welch Luh Forf Bonner Row ll Herman Ochoa Marshall Schllllnq Helslnq Lemcke Coach Shlrlr Row Ill Sleward Claussen Selfrldge Meyers Wellhorn GOLF W TER P010 The members ol the Team five sensors and one freshman were as follows Bob Marshall Loren Herman Dub Helsmg Ronnie Lemcke Don Schrl Img and Scrub Ray Echols Jr Bob Marshall Ronnle Lemcke, Dub Helsing and Don Schilling are four year lellermen whale Loren Herman was a three year lellerman Varsrly leltermen were O North D Frank .l Walsworfh .l Ard R Sharp S Claussen K Dym meI,L Weaver K Kahne C Bollger L Mnddlelon Managers R Noe and D Hoskins Bee players were A Clayes J Hoffman S Ard B Kang G Claussen and.l DeBruyn Summers V Granere J Crutchfield a G Perdue ali Top row Dudley Frank Jlm Walsworlh Leonard Weaver James Ard Don Meyers Jerry Brunh Kennelh Dymmel Bufch Norfh Cro1g Boliger Row ll Coach Glover Slandley Claussen Joe Crllchfleld Sonny Ard Bob Kung Joe Hoffman AI Clayes Duck Wagoner Mgr Hosluns Bollom row Gary Claussen Gary Perdue Verne Granere Richard Burns Richard Carroll Mgr Noe 1 l l l J l I Q I ' Z ' I ' I ' 1 , 1 - 1 r 1 ' 1 - ' " " ' ' ' , ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 1 , f A , I I . , . . l H -A , 5 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 I I ' . , . . . ' I Playing for The Cees were R. Carroll, R. Burns, D. ' . , . , . ' I 3 . lv J 'C Qs A we 7. Q , '. 5 W, E li B k x ii Q , vi , i .1 4 S W. 1 w, , N . MRS NORMA ELLIOTT GAA Adviser Freshman and sophomore physrccl e.Iu oiron Teacher MISS S'-IIRLCY PAISO Assussont G AA Advxser Sophomore physucol educohon IFISIFUCIOF sy, T4 fi MISS JOSEPHINE DERIGO Head of the physical educoilon department Sensor class physrcoI educohon Ieocher GAA OFFICERS Eloulse Bielefeld ireasurer Barbara Trapp vice presldeni Mary Whitney presldenf Carol McDermoN secefary -qv I rjkl XA xy I I I I HOCKEY L Top row Mrs Ellloll Trapp E Bielefeld Loessln Helfshusen Horton Whitney Andrade Morrls Mlss Derlgo R w ll T Smllh A Zumga Reld H Fmt: Merriman McDermoM Bottom row Weir Welton Davenport Young Thus years hockey Inter class play offs was won by the senrors under the gurdance of Mass Jose phune Derlgo They also became vrctorlous by wtnnung therr game at playday agatnst Newport to The Iunuors who played a very good game of hockey lost out In the play day for they were beat Duncgan Berry Vlncenl Nlpp Klrlm Horn Muller en by Orange 2 O The sophomores pulled through playday success fully In deadlock wrth Fullerton The frnal score s l o Much crednt goes to Mrs Norma Elllott for her guidance of the freshmen and lunror gurls and to Mass Shirley Parso for her work wrth sophomores ,4 -M' rv 1 lf" W E- 4..-., ...Ulu-u. Top Row: Barnell, Rees, Kellogg, Koss, VanHunnick, Bradley, K. Bielefeld, Buckner, Ralhbun, Decker, Johnson, Hurludo, Jannier, Schulh, Jiles. Middle Row: B. Ryan, Gerber, Duncan, Fakkuda, Anlolin, Glove r, Garner, Gaslelum, D. Fitz, B. Johnson, Larson, Hanson. Bolfom Row: A. Slabuugh, Avnlos, H. Zuniga, G. Glover, J. Clark, Turner, L. Slab augh, Sfuurd, Mc Clain. 144 TENNIS .... 'ini QQW4 "5'4nlHf ,-1' ,ef isvw' ,V 'vs Top row lei! Oo flgh, Afer K Buelefeld Whllney Bradley Wlnlemon E Bielefeld Berry Row II Scofl Corner McLane Cranslon Wm frey Row Ill Clamp Fulruda Glover lunlgu Yborra Hurfado Exlreme lefl Miss Josephine Derngo qrves proper way fo hold racquel Thus years rumors and sensors rennrs playday was held at Santa Ano on December 6 Freshmen and sophomores playday was cancelled Barbara Athy manager and Mrss Dengo dvd a frne 'ob rn gurdxng the gurls Through active season SMIMMI G Th mann even. o Mrs yea s swxmmlng playdav was The Water Carnrval with Brea Ollnda Garden Grove Valencra and Anoherm portlcupahng Brea Olinda nosed out Anoherrn for top score wnh Valenco and Garden Grove placing 3 and 4 "N-ofa -".-dliiy we -w.,,.v "wha A9 35 no we 1 we -N, WWNMN 10 'Ns Top row B Johnson Ponnler D Mo hn H Flh G Mungerson G Rafhburn Mlddle row L Slabaugh Andrade Slmonion Larson Buckner Decker Glover Duncon Rees Bollom row Galloway Wicker Johnson D Flfz Andrade Freese Barnefl l45 A 1 , x r Q. in , M .. - J S r 1 W 5 ' , 'vs Q . A Q. ax J - f , , ,ma in . ' , E 8 U xl : Z!! Lk, 'X A "W f' . , . . . . 1 . A , l . r. , . . , I . I I - . . I I I I Em A V A 'F l Wai V G 1 as ..,, Y , A gg? i s x las, ' t "'-I-' . I v ' 1' W 1- so 1' N N- fuk' A r J , l Q.: 'v 'T N ' N ' ...N 'll' ' 1 4' e 1 2:2:s2E' A V ,W 5 5 0 r x if . 'Q r :ll H I xo wir 5 , Q MQ l'h41'i -I-QI. .' W G.A.A. members display their vim and vigor in the following action shots. The girls, since the point system was removed, had an equal chance to play and receive their letters. Most of the girls received their letters and bars j by maintaining good posture, swimming the length of the pool, and displaying good sportsmanship. The majority of the girls maintained these re- quirements and got along successfully in all the sports. SYWSW We ..fIi" rv Top picfures, Hurlado picks up a rolling bull while competing for first sfrinq. Stabbert demonstrates her ability in catching flys. Bielefeld pitches her famous pitch which go! her into first string for four years. Bottom Picture: D. Morris catches with A. Anderson of the buf. C. Andrade bals wlh T. Smilh catching. Behind the leadership of Mrs. Norma Elliott, jun- ior instructor, Miss Josephine Derigo, senior in- structor, and Miss Shirley Paiso, sophomore in- structor, the G.A.A. members wound up the school year with a successful softball season. After inter-class games the teams traveled to Newport for softball playday. The annual banquet was held after this season in honor of the departing seniors, which meant for them the last G.A.A. activity they would be attend- mg. Ol.I.E Bill. . . . V X, gl Top row: Nipp. Vinceni, Spezia, Merriman, Tucker, Hover, Fox, Hooker. Schafer, Horfon, Freeze, Gardner, Anderson, Curiis, Holmanson. Row ll Loessin, Davenport, Head, Fih, Young, Whitney, Kirk, McDermoM, Welfon, Sfubberf, Yburru. BoMom row: Morris, Mrs. EIIioM, Hari, Miller, Daily, Ray, Whiiemun, Burdick, Weir, Trpop, Bielefeld, Andrade, Hernandez. VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY RESULTS Firsl Teams - . I L - - - Seniors 33 . .. ..., ..,,.,,,.....A,A,,, A......,, N e wport T8 Juniors 22 ...,, ,A ,, ,. .Fullerton 3l Sophomores 41 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, O range 30 Freshmen 65 .......,......,.,,...........,...... Valencia 9 Second Teams Seniors T7 ..i,.i,,L,LLLA..,,,,..,,..,,.,,,,,,, Santo Ana 43 Juniors 4l .,,,.,,,,... ...,..r.. H untington Beach 27 Sophomores 45 . .....,....,......, Garden Grove 22 Freshmen 49 .r...r. .....r... H untington Beach TO SIB 1. : sw- l ' s 2-, , Q , s 1 ,F it I ri A L ll I Top row: R. Johnson, Enemon. Kerr, Alva, Zuniga, Clark, Turner, Carter. Luh, Risner, Buckner. Fergus, Kellogg, Clamp, Sangsier. Oropeza, Heidaman. Bielefeld. G.A.A. members "went original" this year by holding a color playday in which only the seniors participated. This color playday probably will be- come a tradition with the senior members. The object of the playday is tor the members of all the schools participating to draw a color in which all of one color played on one team, in this manner it gives the girls an opportunity to meet girls from different schools. The schools participating in the playday beside our own were: Valencia, Brea, Santa Ana, Fuller- ton, and Orange. Later on in the season, Anaheim traveled to Orange for the annual playday where all four classes participated. The iuniors and seniors particularly enioyed it for everyone of the members had a chance to play. mf, M m. Bottom row: Burneff, 1. I lp... L...- 4 UI' VIE our lmf 15 o L Qwyaaiaf 144 FMMWAQ J:,.J,4,,.4 10,z..,ffMJ. J,zA,,,MQ.WJ,, ,f 1615 ZW I ' U "Lf -44,4-41-'O . 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