Anaheim Union High School - Colonist Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)
- Class of 1955
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Dedication . . .
In recognition other remarkable
and devoted service to our school,
we the seniors ot Anaheim Union
High School dedicate the T955 Colo-
nist to Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz.
Atter graduating from Anaheim
Union High School, Fullerton Junior
College, and the University of South-
ern California, Mrs. Schulz started her
teaching career at AUHS. ln her 33
years ot teaching, she has instructed
Oral English, Drama, Speech, Social
Studies and has been a counselor for
three years. This year she is presi-
dent of the Colonist Faculty Club.
Three other outstanding former
students include Thomas Kuchel, U. S.
Senator, Charles Walters, Hollywood
movie director, and John Shea, Su-
perior Court iudge. Mrs. Faye Schulz
has dedicated her life to the students
of AUHS.
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RAYMOND B. TERRY
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TRUSTEES
The job ot the school board seems a
thankless one. They are paid no salary tor
hiring teachers, budgeting the money tor the
school, and deciding a policy. Their work
is sometimes unknown to many of the students
but should be recognized and appreciated by
the community as well as the students. We
would here like to thank them for services
given.
Public schools are a heritage ot our Ameri-
can way ot life. Through them we enioy a
better standard ot living than is achieved in
any other country in the world. Our public
schools afford man the opportunity to grow
and develop, to increase his assets according
to his energies and capabilities, to receive moral
as well as material benefits.
We as trustees have this responsibility: To
make good, loyal American citizens ot our
young people. Our aim should be harmony
and cooperation, and abiding faith in our tree
enterprise system.
RAYMOND B. TERRY
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ALFRED A. HOLVE REX L. COONS
LOIS D. WARWICK ROBERT C. CAWTHON
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PAUL H. DEMAREE
District Superintend nt
Congratulations to the Class of l955, the
first class to graduate from this school as a
senior high school! This tact is another indica-
tion that Anaheim Union High School is con-
tinuing to develop into one of the largest and
best high schools in the state of California.
The class of l955 has contributed much to
the reputation and prestige ot our school. This
annual will remind you of your many friends
and the varied experiences which you had while
aColonist.
My sincere wishes for your continued
success.
PAUL H. DEMAREE
Superintendent
L. FRAN K KELLOGG
Colonist Principal
l esteem it an honor and a privilege to con-
gratulate you, the class of l955, on your outstand-
ing record of achievement. ln every respect you
have lived up to the fine traditions established
through the years by graduating classes of AUHS.
Under the leadership of your student officers
you have established a new high in the quality of
student government. In sports you have played a
maior role in winning championships in varsity, "B"
and "C" football as well as establishing Anaheim
High School as the favorite to win the coveted all-
sports award of the Sunset League. In music and
drama your achievements have been no less mem-
orableg and your citizenship and academic accom-
plishments have been in keeping with the most
cherished traditions of our school.
lt is my hope that your future success will be
on the same high planeg and the courage, determin-
ation and good sportsmanship that you have dis-
played at AUHS will continue to be your personal
attributes in the years to come.
L. FRANK KELLOGG,
Principal
LOIS B. WHITTINGTON
Vice Principal and Dean of Girls
Planning and rearranging the girls' schedules tor
the coming year was one ot the dean of girls un-
tiring iobs, she also gave advice tor many of the
girl's problems concerning home and school. These
were connected with her administrative duties ot stu-
dent attendance, citizenship, and the placing ot sub-
stitute teachers. These duties and responsibilities were
handled by the expert hands ot Mrs. Lois Whittington,
dean ot girls and vice-principal.
Vic - Principal
Richard Ryan was Anaheim's new vice-principal
and dean of boys this year. Mr. Ryan has accom-
plished many things for Anaheim High in his 25 years
ot teaching.
This year, he had control of the merit system,
discipline, detention, and helping the boys with sched-
ules and counseling them. He also had charge of the
audio-visual equipment. Mr. Ryan took care of his
duties and responsibilities very capably.
RICHARD RYAN
Vice Principal and Dean of Boys
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Clyde Nickle Ralph Kingsbury Henry Walsworth
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STUDENT CABINET
Our executive body, the Student Cabinet had many rough
iobs this year.
The most important iobs were the clean campus program,
assemblies for next year, elections for next year, planning pep
assemblies, the revampment of the service club program, and
th sponsoring of many dances. They also attended the Califor-
nia Association of Student Council meeting.
One of the most exciting extra curricular activities was the
sponsoring of the students for the Gene Norman Show on TV.
These iobs were all efficiently handled by our student body
officers.
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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS fleft to rightj Row 1-W. Henry, president, FI.
Hermann, vice-president, adviser Mason Henry: M. Beach, secretary: and S. Morris.
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Richard Ryan, adviser.
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Second Semester Secretary
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Senior Class Treasurer
RONALD UTES FRODOLFO VALENCIA SHIRLEY VALLADE
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XVood Shop Major Mechamics Varsity Swimming GAA Board
Social Studies Major Social Studies Major Metal Shop Commercial Major
FRED FALKOWITZ FRANK GAFZRETT DICK JONAH PATTY LOU KINGSLEY
SCHUYLER C. MCLAINE JESS NAPOLES GERALD PATTERSON BERNARD F. PICA
RICHARD PIKE JOE RODARTE NICK SALYER
DIXIE LEE SELFRIDGE
Four eventful and happy years are past, con-
cluding the high school careers tor the young
men and women of the graduating class of AU
HS tor the year l955.
Among the achievements which will be re-
membered were the senior play, "The Inner
Willy", the Christmas Formal, the Senior barbe-
que, the Valentine "Friendship" Dance, and the
Senior breakfast. However, the brightest ot all
memories was the thrill and excitement of the
spectacular Junior-Senior Prom, which was to be
outdone only by the solemn moments of farewell
realized upon the acceptance ot diplomas on
the night of graduation.
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Long to be remembered are the great achievements ot the class ot
I956. A wondertul junior play, "Fresh Air", gained tor them the acclaim
ot taculty, students, and parents as did the junior-senior prom. Held at
the Long Beach Wilton, the prom will remain a treasured memory ot
juniors and seniors alilxe. Under the guidance ot their adviser, Fred Jeter,
and the class otticers they successtully ordered their class rings, and
sweaters and jackets ot powder blue and white.
Also noted tor their contribution to the student body were the
many junior class athletes who helped AU lead in almost every tield ot
sports.
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Row 2-V. Worthy. Row 3-I.. Cheatum, M. Taylor, D. Prondzinski, C. Gastelum, J. Olvera, G. Taylor, and R. Smith.
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GIRLS'
LEAGUE
All ot the girls in the school belong to the Girls'
League. This club provides assemblies and extra-
curricular activities for the girls. Some ot the activities
lor this year were competition assemblies vvithin the
dillerent classes, Vocation Day, and the Fashion Show.
Sponsored by the Girls' League, the Homecoming
Dance proved to he a great success,
Serving on the Girls' League Cabinet are two girls
elected liom each class each semester. Girls' League
has accomplished many things under the direction ol
Mrs. Velcla Vtforlhy.
have helped our sch
COLONIST
CLUB
All boys of Anaheim High belong to the
Colonist Club. Under the supervision ot Richard
Ryan the organization has worked to provide
special interests to all the male members ot the
student body.
This years activities have been limited with
only tour meetings. At these meetings short
subject movies were shown on football, swim-
ming, track, basketball, and interesting activities
tor boys. Also speakers on the Armed Forces
talked to the boys about plans tor a military
career.
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COLONIST CLUB Lower pictures fLeft to rightj This group of boys are shown counting the money that they heloed to collect by support
mg the band in their drive for new uniforms: presenting Paul Grover with his varsity letter at the annual football banquet is Nlr, Fi-gin
' ut our school spirit in one of our many pep rallies are a group of our Colonist clems: and one of t e
Kellogg, principal: helping to bring o
ny projects for some boys is working out at the agriculture building on the project they are most interested in under the expert guid
ance of Mr. Hanson, their agriculture teacher. Upper pictures iLeft to righti Art may be included as one of the boys favorite activities
extraqgurricular activity that was enjoyed by all clems was a visit to the new Delco-Remy battery plant: during recreation you will See
e boys Standing in line at Wimpy's for a morning snack before returning to their next class: and many boys belonging to this service clu
ool to maintain their high standards during the year.
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CLUB
Latin Club being one of our prominent
clubs at school was limited in its tield trips
this year because ot no transportation.
Some ot their activities tor this year in-
cluded a Christmas party in which the Span-
ish Club participated and their main club
event ot the year was the annual Latin Club
banquet, taking place at the end ot the year.
At this banquet the new members are initiat-
ed into the club.
Latin Club has completed an outstanding
year under their club adviser, Genevieve
Bennett.
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Schmitt, secretary-treasurer Nl Biggeis Red Cross representative and J
Avitia, vice-president.
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B. Flynn, J. Bnlfer. Row 2-J. Wfirnf-Q., P l-lnlif-its, S Nw-vvlin, Nl. Rmsmussen, Nl. Biggvrs, K Sc YI Vilusek V Bengoche1 9 Ben
qocheil, J. Daly, D. Hamilton, K Lziprin Huw l El Fvnziv-i, P. Kirk, K. Brnnd, R. Bolts, 11 I lll1l1'i wicwen ei
Donald, D. Blankmeyei, L Nlzirrill. Ftllw l K lfl.ilh.iw,iy, G. 'f.imuntnn, L. Schultz, L. Battle J Bury G Thueson W Wittesc L A
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gochea, J. Yett, C. Raines, V. Yett. Row 3-P. Roberts, G. D
C. Manns.
USHERETTES
CLUB
Usherettes may be called upon many times during
the year to participate, not only in school functions
held throughout the year, but for community affairs
also.
Some of the programs they ushered at this year
were junior play, senior play, Thanksgiving program,
all-Negro choir program, and the Christmas program.
Under the expert supervision of Mrs. Faye Schulz,
club adviser, the girls have provided courteous and
efficient ushering.
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Bengochea, vice-president: P, Roberts, president: P. Vaiusek. treasuirerl
and M. Gage, Red Cross representative, '
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VARSITY "A" tLeft to righty Row 1-L. Bushey, P. Grover, M. Beach, F. Doretti, M. Gouyd. D. Hathcock. J. Jennings. J. Villasenor, W.
Ensrninger. Row 2-R. Fuller, B. Turner, Nl. Flynn, L. Weaver, F. Cushing. R. Allen, D. Bielefeld, D. Glover. Row 3-R. Hermann. J.
Mackey, A. Story, J. Goodchild, J. Jungkeit, B. Lambeth. L, I-leitman. Row 4'-J. Avitia, R. Van De Warker, L. Weaver. S. Nluro. Ft. Mayeda.
Row 5-L. Gonzales, D. Lee, B. Knox, E. Verdin, J. Habener. and J. Williams.
VARSITY " "
CLUB
Varsity MA" is a service organization ol boys who
' J 'I have won varsity letters. At the end of the year, the
i boy who has proved to be the most valuable is named
the "All-Around Athlete."
A One ot their activities was the purchasing and de-
,, veloping ol tilms tor all football games. An assem-
S bly was then sponsored by the Varsity HA" showing
fl 1 the results ol some of the Iilms taken during the cur-
rent season.
I One ol their contributing proiects was the construc-
tion ot frames tor the pictures of past championships.
This club has completed an excellent year under the
supervision ot Dick Glover,
VARSITY "A" OFFICERS ILQH I0 Ylfll"IIl Huw I---B. Lnmhr-th, pres-
vdentg P. Grover, Rf-d Cross representative, F, Dorf-tti, vicr--pr:-sidr-nt,
D, I"IIlII"lf,UCl'f, secretary, Row 2-AL. Hr-ltninn, lui-,isurf-rg find lVl,
Bench, serqfrnnl-xwtfnrrvls.
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SUB DEBS
CLUB
Sub Debs this year have put in an excellent
year under the supervision of Miss Dora Gene
Golder. Some of their services to the school
was the selling of programs at football games
and serving at the PTA dinner.
Some of their projects outside of school was
taking decorated cookies and Christmas favors
to the Veterans Hospital and serving at the
Ebell Clubs annual luncheon.
A scholarship was awarded to the girl who
had done the most for Sub Debs this year.
The final social affair was the tea welcoming
new officers and members.
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Cherrie Goff, vice-president: Mary Lyn Head, secretary: Dee Dee Sngnn.
treasurer: and Bette Van Delden, Fted Cross representative.
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I' M Rasmussen J Gerber G Dupuis C Goff B Shimel. S Meger. M. Gunter. Ftow 3+B.VVl'l?lH1 F2 Wilt
wart C. Gastelum. S. Newin, . . . . . ... . . . . Q I
Mahtstedt E Sweet J Chapman, M. Gage, D. Heffern, D. Furr. Row 4-D. Golden-. B. Henderson. S. Bev-geson, K, Cgrdggi Y
Baari.ii11alhl,- B. McDougal.. S. Corldes, B. Blakely. and J. Winfrey.
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geant-atsarmss Mickey Giouyd, vice-presidentg Richard Hathcock, secretary-
treasurer: and Joel Habener, president.
COLONIST
KNIGHTS
Colonist Knights are ci selected group among
the AUHS junior and senior boys. Their main
purpose ot service is to the student body and
faculty.
Some services performed this year by the
Colonist Knights included decorating the goal
posts at football games, running a concession
stand at the tootball and basketball games,
and donating to the band, drill team, and
YMCA.
Their main proiect was buying a tilm-editing
machine tor the tootball tilms.
Colonist Knights have put in an outstanding
year under the supervision ot George De Rubeis.
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WI Izmifb, D. Lewis.. D I-Listwll, D, Turner, B. Flynn, FK. Hurst, D, K0i,l9nhel.ge'.- ROW 0
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2 P Bode, C. Booth, lVl. Buckner, D. Gruenemay. J. Ferguson. J. Roddani, B. Mauerhan, C. Logsdon, G. Taylor. Row 3-B. Olsen. G. Bar-
enger, R. Tsujioka, A. Thomason, M. Taylor, A. Williams, J. Stabbert, C. Walker, B. Boege. Row 4-L. Swim, J. Jungkeit. C. Fitz, T.
rter, J. Critchfield, K. Brand, R. Fischle, C. Hein. A. Mayberry. and S. Olding.
COLONIAL
COEDS
Under the supervision of Mrs. Mildred l-loien
ond Miss Maxine DuColy The Coloniol Coeds
hcive hod on oulslcinding yeor. Their fund-roising
proiecls ihis ye-or were selling progroms or fool-
boll games, cookie soles, ond rooier pins.
Other ocliviiies were serving or The foolboll
bonquel, conlribuling to lhe bond uniforms, Red
Cross conlribulions ond sponsoring on Eosler
porly for Orange County crippled children.
Some of The ClUlOiS sociol offoirs were o mem-
bership leo, breokfosl for new members, inslol-
lorion of officers, ond lhe iniliolion bcinquel.
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gent: ZA. Williams. treasurer: A. Young. historian: B. Olsen. sei-geant.a1.a,-me
ow --B. Boege. Red Cross representative: C. W lk , W A 5
Richards, vice-president. A er Secretmy' and M
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Sympson, J. Warnes. M. Buvinch. Row 6-W. Bea
nson. W. Henry, G, Newkirk. and P. Winters.
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rris, L. Swint. M. Siple. L. Hemphill. D. Ingwenson. L. Mar-
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NURSES
Future Nurses has accomplished an excellent
year under the supervision ot Mrs. Elizabeth 'V
Webb. Some of their activities were their
cookfe sales which proved to be a success.
During Christmas they served at the Orange
County crippled childrens party held in Santa
Ana and entertained the men and women in
the Gereatric Ward at the Orange County
Hospital.
A tvventyetive dollar scholarship is being
awarded to the senior girl who has done the
most this year and plans to go on with a nursing
career in the future.
FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS iLef't to rightl Row 1-M. Biggers, vice-
president: S. Kauffman, Red Cross representative. Row 2-B. Kramp, pres
ident: L. Pauls. Red Cross representative: L. Pletz, treasurer: and J. Hunt
historian.
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FUTURE Nldliranda, G. Sirnonton, C. Bainey,'J. Krahi, Biggers. V. Keele. Row 3-R. Jackson. L. Pletz. L. Pauls. M, Merritt. ,s Niqrirm.
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MACHINIST
LUB
'J ' ' Machinist Club is composed ot boys from the
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to work in machine shops as soon as they grad-
uate trom high school.
Taking vocational machine shop is a science
credit and necessary tor graduation. These
classes are three periods long so all necessary
Tar things can be covered.
The main extra-curricular activity ot the club
is to visit industrial plants and shops to see in-
dustry in action and hovv ditterent machine jobs
are performed. Some trips made this year un-
der the supervision ot the clulo adviser Claud
Booth, were to Fontana Kaiser, Brea Chiksan,
Anaheim Northrup, Kwilcset, Robertshaw Fulton,
and Downey-Rheem.
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Gwinn, secretary: Ft. Allen, vice-president, and F, Sparks. president.
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2-Larry Qume, adviser' M- Buvinichy D- Ngdiiipv Cr WeafkfggyerdlMr-ieginetrglgtzbolzi-lSRoIlgergs'1irE.eSKrg1n1ggmE.tBruhrlLzS, M. Diebert, D. Rouland. Ftow
J. Stanton, B. Van Delden, G. Hawkins, D. Stephenson, B. Knox, and D. Toussalu. V i gs er' ow 3-R' Hermann' F' Doreul'
COLONIST
PRESS CLUB
Press club is the only club on campus having
to do with iournalism. This club is composed
ot all members ot the senior publications class
and those students having an A or B average
in journalism. This club's purpose is to further
the interest and enthusiasm ot writing tor the
paper and annual.
The Colonist Press Club is affiliated with the
OrCoHi Press club with Anaheim furnishing the
vice-president and treasurer of the county-wide
organization. The members were also active in
the annual iournalism workshop at Santa Ana
College. Press Club has put in an excellent year
under the supervision ot Larry Quille.
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Sangster, secretary: Row Dbarggalzy 5:Jevgid1enc. gvhgeler, publicity: S.
and D. Toussau. vice-president. ' ' Oberts' treasurer?
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FHA CLUB tLeft to rightj Row 1-R. Hooper, B. Bay. P. Bode, Nt. Olvera, P. Dykstra. J. Morimoto, H. Aguilar. A. Flosales. P. Louis, P.
Provencio. A. Sanchez. G. King. Row 2-J. Schantzen. B. Nlclntyre, J. Chapman, F. Hatanaka, S. Lukens, J. Green, B. Henry, K. Caffee, B.
Benson. C. Gastelum, V. Philpott. S. Lopez. M. Fuente. Row 3-C. Davis. M. Pittser. D. Rutherford, S. Brougher. B. Henderson. M. Gravley,
M. Gage. J. Larnprecht. B. Blake. R. Tsusioka. J. Darshay. Row 4-K. Bashara. L. Huffman. J. Morrow. D. DeConnick. B. Nlesser. J. Forst,
J. Schwernmer, T. Cruz, E. Miranda, and Mrs. Walker, adviser.
M. FUTURE
HOMEMAKERS
Future Homemakers ot Americas purpose is
to promote ioys and satistaction ot homemaking
and to show the importance ot the home lite.
Future l-lomemakers have participated in many
activities this year including the state FHA
meeting at Asilomar, section conventions, taco
and sno-cone sales, a trip to Catalina, helping
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attending an exhibit at the Los Angeles County
Fair, and their pot luck dinners.
FHA has completed an outstanding year un-
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FARMERS
Anaheim's chapter of the Future Farmers of
America is limited to boys enrolled in vocational
agriculture. Their recreational meetings con-
sisted ot basketball and swimming while a bas-
ketball tournament was sponsored tor those
wanting to participate.
Anaheim's chapter, in addition to their local
activities, has participated in the Orange Coast
Field Day, Bank of America Field Day, and
Kellogg Field Day.
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awards were given to many of the boys. They
have put in an outstanding year under the fbi?--A-ve,v.'. A ' 1'
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FFA CLUB llir?2iisi.iO Laird, D. Bebereia, J.iRogers, R. Lee, F. Oelkers, R, Dunn.. Row 3-P. Garrison.. J. Dummel. J. Koepper, B, Sghur.
B0e"1GT'Sr:SJJ B Gfeen, L. Morehead, A. Tigger. Row 4-Mr. Hanson, adviser. D. Lippen, and D. Mctvlillin.
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Head, D. Sagan. S. Sangster, R. Smith. Row 2- K. Cordes, A. Mayberry, R. Botts, N. Shafer, C. Goff, C. Logsdon, G. Taylor. A. Slabaugh,
S. Zwart, D. Thomas, D. Heffern, C. Peltzer. Row 3- B. Henderson, S. David, J. Troutman, B. Olsen, E. Richards. G. Dupuis, J. Hunt, J.
Bokelman, D. Coons. G. Hawkins, B. Van Delden, J. Critchfield. K. Coker. Row 4- B. Shimel, C. Cashman, M. Dargatz. P. Roberts, B.
Kramp, M. Richards, R. Fischle, B. Boege, G. Jackson, J. Peacock, and M. Mooney.
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Pfennig, V, Plf-rz. A Thi,m.i'.fm, F1 Vlrimm, P, Anrle-iwln. J Stnlnlnrait. A, Williams, J, Xlviillrux. C. Vvill-xi-isuu. Cv. Hein. L. Battle. P. Coker. L
Qlzllfelf, E Unqf-ve, M. Taylm, EZ Flll!f'll,,J.JlII1l"S, 1. Nelson, J. Green. Nl. Zwart. L. Baiww. R Simtli. Row 3-fC. Allen. G. W.1tts. S
Brm,iql-if-r, H PM-rl, H l-lmffnf-1. Nl Eiiiplfnf-i, V I,1-in Q, Nevvlin. D. Prumlvinski. B, Blnl-wly. lx. Sflmiilt. D. Gl'llt'llCl1l.1y. lx. Caflce. B. Van
Dpilgfrn, l-l Nlillf-I P' '-Mlylfii, Nl, lfirlflmil. l' Filings. El. Harrie, R. Miimlvrson. C.. 5tr.1c'l1.m. J. Lvmcku, Row -le-G. Slmonion. ld. Eldrvd
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derson, Nl. Olvera. and G. Simonton.
TRI-HI-Y
CLUBS
Tri-Hi-Y girls have experienced an outstanding
-year under the supervision of Nan Moore and
assistance ot the council. Some ot their activities
tor this year included the membership party, the
formal induction ceremonies, the youth and
government p r o g r a m, the father-daughter
banquet, mother-daughter desert, annual girl-
date Cinderella Ball given by the Women's
committee, and climaxing the year by spending
a week at the new Camp Osceola.
Some ot their service projects vvere helping
needy families, gitts tor childrens wards, selling
contribute money to charity funds, and
items to
participating in the world service program,
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HI-Y SENIORS lLeft to right J Row 1-D. Turner, D. Fischle, D. Lee, B. Ryan, W. Henry, R. urs. - . ,
D. Stephenson, and R. Hermann.
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DRAMA CLUB fLeft to right? Row 1-D. Holmes, J. Doty, S.
man C. Walker, B. Mauerhan. Row 2-K. Brand, B. Boege,
K Cotler. Row 3-B. Blakely, D. Kohlenberger, L. Welsh, J.
McC1uley, B. Van Delden, Mrs. Booth, adviser, D. Fischle, zu
DRAMA
CLUB
Drama Club consists ot those students taking
drama and participating in the dramatic pro-
ductions. Some of their activities tor this year
were the initiation party at the YMCA building,
sponsoring a student talent assembly, which was
enioyed by all students, and entering a one-act
play "Three on a Bench" at Orange Coast
College.
To end an outstanding year under the di-
rection ot Louise Booth, club adviser, the club
selected an outstanding senior from the Drama
Club at their last meeting.
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B. Klemm, A. Thomason, E. Bradley, M. Head. C. Hein, Z. Fort, C. Logsdon.
Warnes, J, Jungkeit, D. Sagan, D. Lee, S. Schafer. Row 4-J. Goodchild. C.
nd D, Toussau.
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DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS lLeft to right! Row 1-D. Sagan. secretary and
treasurer, B. Van Delden, president and B. Mauei-han, vice-president.
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BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS CLeft to rightp Row 1-L. Swint, ist and 2nd
semester president: D. Kent, ist and 2nd semester secretary: L. Crowe.
2nd semester vice-president: P. Winters, 1st semester vice-president: Ft.
Utes, 1st semester treasurer: and E. Rickel, 2nd semester treasurer.
BIBLE
CLUB
Bible Club is open to any student at Anaheim
Union High School ot all faiths who is interestf
ed in the studying and learning about the Bible.
This club has been very active this year under
the direction ot Kern Anderson.
Regular meetings ol the Bible Club are held
on Monday nights and Tuesday mornings, Each
Monday morning one member ot the Bible Club
reads a tew scriptures ot the Bible over the
school address system.
This club has enioyed various social activities
during the year.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB tLeft to rightj Row 1-K. Kopfer, B. Henderson, C. Anderson, S. Lillywhite, A. Rosales, A. Young, D. Holmes, J.
Morimoto, P. Kirk, B. Boege, M. Ritter, C. Colburn, J. Bettinger, S. Boutcher, V. Schneider, S. Powell, S. Meger, D. Sagan, L. Barge, J.
Spady, B. Van Dalsem, J. Rogers. Row 2-G. Hermosillo, K. Cordes, C. DeWitt, C. Barnes, J. Christensen, C. Pletz, F. Martinez, L. Oka-
moto, C. Kramp, E. DuVall, K. Kissell, S. Newlin, B. Blakely, D. Hollowell, L. Kiever, S. Elder, S. Lukens, J. Nelson, J. Green, V. Flicker,
J. Bauman. Row 3-P. Harker, J. Yett, D. Rutherford, L. Wichman, L. Cone, R. Unger, A. Lindgren, J. Christie, L. Daily, J. Roddarn, K.
Northup, M. Merritt, B. Burbridge, M. Oelke, B. Van Delden, C. Goff, R. Mungerson, C. Strachan, H. Aguilar. Row 4-J. Ferguson, C. Cox,
E. Sweet, B. Shimel, S. Schafer, C. Hebrus, J. Light, D. Richards, D. Gruenemay, D. Knutzen, C. Keele, K. Witte, B. Watkins, M. Matejka,
R. Loffhagen, G. Decker, A. Huesca. Row 5-Y. Norris, K. McFauI, R. Ingles, S. Bergeson, Mr. Hanley, G. Stewart, J. Bozarth, H. Ewing,
B. Cossey, R. Sutherlan, V. Keele, M. Romero, H. Mayer, E. Miranda, T. Cruz, S. Kauffman, J. annon, C. Thomas, M. Provencio, R.
Veyna, B. Babbitt, B. Lukens, and B. Hardy.
CQMMEREIAI.
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Commercial Club is made up of those it
students taking some commercial subjects.
Some of the main proiects this year were M
attending Santa Ana College Business I
Eduacation Day where the club president "'i 1 i A I
participated in a panel discussion, the 1 i i'-t'f
delegates attending the state FBLA con-
vention in Long Beach, and participating ,N
in Buttum's "Young Careerist" program. ',- f
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potluck dinner, installation ot officers and , ii
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dance which was semi-formal. iiii , life? ,
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porter: S. Powell, treasurer: J. Hannon, lst semester president. Row 2-V,
Schneider, historiang A. Young, Red Cross representative: R. Hardy. 2nd
semester president: K. Cordes, secretary and C. Goff, vice-president.
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GIRLS'
RIFLE TEAM
Girls' Rifle Team has put in an out-
standing year under the supervision of
Cora Watters. Some of their activities
were entertaining the veterans of Norco
Hospital which is done annually, a pop
corn sale, election of officers, a banquet
and the annual Military Ball, which is co-
sponsored by the Torch and Saber Club.
One of the rifle matches held periodi-
cally throughout the year was at San
Francisco where Dixie Lange took 'High
Girl" at the state match.
A banquet was held late in the year
to install new officers and end their year
of activities.
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0V'fl9i0l1, E- 'VI-313, D. Malone. Row 3-T. Leigh, J. Myers. J. Roe. B. Ensminger. Row 4-M. Rainey, H. Goodwin, R. Ganell, D. Kirkelie,
G Patterson.
TORCH
AND SABER
Torch and Saber participated in many ac-
tivities this year. Most important of all activ-
ities was the Military Ball. This formal affair
proved to be a huge success as in the past
years. Other activities which Torch and Saber
participated in were a field trip to Camp
Pendleton, Biouvac, annual inspection of ca-
dets, Naval cruise, Helicopter flight at El
Toro Marine Base, and the annual member-
ship dance.
This club is composed of all the Cadet
officers of the local unit. They have put in
an excellent year under the direction of
Major Ralph Comstock.
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GAA SOPHOIVIORES AND JUNIORS tLeft to rightj Row 1-C. Allen, S. Lillywhite, A. Thomason, D. Knutzen, A. Huesca. L. Valadez
Wilkerson, J. Foster, lVl. Rasmussen, J. Boddam, L. Blakely. Row 2-J. Williams, C. Booth, D. Gruenemay, K. Schmitt. A. Williams.
Pletz. Nl. Buckner, Nl. Taylor, J. Ferguson, C. Hein, J. Winfrey, J. Olvera. Row 3-C. Ryan, F. Nlartinez. J. Light, K. Anderson, T.
veles, S. Bengochea, V. Lee, B. Kiefer, S. Reed. H. Hoffner, V. Philpott. Row 4-L. Pletz, N. Wallace. V. Elliott. C. Kirven. P. Darga
J. Sympson, V. ivlejia, E. Lopez, T. Carter, C. Fitz. J. Reed, B. Bode, D. Nipp. Raw 5-D. Hathaway, L. Cheatum, Nl. Breadley, S. Ro in
D. Richards, K. Walker, F. Reid, L. Schulz, S. Staples. Nl. Olvera, D. DeConnick, L. Fischle, N. Feil, L. Kliever. K. Caffee, L. Haygood J
Jones, and K. Rennie.
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Alvgy, El, Nlziuerhzin, S. SflY'lQ'2tE'I', P, Flohr-rts. Row 2--D. Snqnn, Nl. Henri, Nl. Dnrgntz,
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g.ig.,-,fir-,gm-.Y Q, Dupuis. C. Ioqsdtin, G. Taylor, C, NN:ilk+-i. Flow l4A, lVl:1ylJ1'rry. B. Van
den, I Critnhlierlfl, K Crnrles, B C.inwn:1l'u.ippy, F. l,4"l1Sl'lOlll7f'Ii, and D. Selfiidqv.
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GAA is composed of all girls
in sixth period physical educaa
tion. These girls have attended
play days during the year at
Fullerton, Tustin, and Laguna tor
the ditterent sports.
Some ot their activities for the
year were attending the Orange
County GAA conference at Cap-
istrano High School, attending a
conference at San Bernardino,
and hosted an all-Orange County
volleyball play day.
Two banquets were held
during the year in December and
the one in May being the instal-
lation ot next years officers,
Adviser lor this club is Norma
Elliott.
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ART CLUB QLeft to rightj Row 1-S. Neiman, M. Talamantez, L. Valadez, C. Alvey D Hefferin Row 2-C Pletz M B dl C B th
lla. Rl3gtglginSRow 3-T. Wade, E. Kuykendall, L. Claussen, P. Valusek. D. Fluegge. Row 4-F. Alford, R. Hardy, D.'Loop, rg. iiKe'wkirk,ognd
ART
CLUB
Under the direction of Ted Wade, the Art
Club this year worked mostly on proiects for
the school. The members of this club had the
duty of keeping the campus clean for a cer-
tain amount of days.
Special movies were shown to the members
to acquaint them with the different fields of
art. These proved to help new members who
were interested in art.
Helping with the Red Cross project was
one of their contributing factors for this year.
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ART CLUB OFFICERS LLeft to rightj Row 1-C. Booth, treasurerg C. Pletz
president: L. Claussen, viceapresidentg P. Vaiusek, secretaryg and C. Alvey
Red Cross representative.
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and S Morris president
SPANISH
CLUB
Spanish club is composed ot only those
students taking Spanish l or ll. This club's
activities have been limited to only three
this year. They had a party with the Latin
Club and a taco dinner and party combined
Their main oblect is to encourage interest
in the language and custorns ot Spanish
speaking countries They have put In an out
standing year under the excellent guidance
ot their club adviser, George Zentz, and
their officers
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U Jill.. A lfillfr, fi TIl'sf'l"l, l.. lliilgf, 0 Hnlv., XJ M1-lin, M. lvlltchr-ll. Row 3-El. Penfield, H. Herrera. B. Hnthcock, D. Riclmrds A Wi
imma, l lfilyvufilrlf., f-. 'Jr-Hill-, 'V 1,1-ilillfl, l Tuul, l film'-,ntum, G, Yvntz, adviser, S. Morris. Row 4-R. Valencia, S, Nluro, S. Brougl
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MOZART CLUB iLeft to rightb Row 1-D. Gruenemay, D. Knutzen, H. Hoffner, J. Beeman, D. Lee, C. Logsdon, D. Fischle, B. Mauerhan,
T. Bonner, B. Olsen, D. Williams, J. Williams. Row 2-V. Elliott, P. Boettcher, P. Fenton, M. Mitchell, D. Seapy, D. Kohlenberger, W.
Henry, D. Nelson, B. Ryan, D. Visel, J. Critchfield. Row 3-G. Ehrle, N. Shafer, C. Fitz, T. Carter, M. Siple, M. Taylor, R. Loffhagen, G.
Decker, J. Kohlenberger, B. Lashbrook, C. Sloop. Flow 4-S. Disrud, adviser, A. Sitch, M. Taylor, A. Thomason, J. Stabbert, B. Watkins,
R. Utes, J. Lemcke, and J. Vale.
MOZ ART
CLUB
Mozart Club, under the supervision of Shel-
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don Disrud, is known as the music club of the
school. Their main project for the year is
the "Top of the Pops". This was one of the
most fabulous musical productions ever pre-
sented to the public of Orange County.
Some of their activities for the year were
sponsoring the Christmas program, giving
S500 to the band uniforms, giving S100 to '
the vocal music department, and to end the
year was the Mozart Club banquet.
MOZAFRT ci.ua oifsficeifzs, lLeft to rtgmi mw 1-.1 wmhimr,efQ..- Q.,
Qeant-at-arms: A. Thomason. secretary: D. cool-ts. historian, F245-.lfglg
Lee, president: G. Bonner, vice-president, and B, Ryxij, zrggiQLi,sQr,
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FUTURE
TEACHERS
Future Teachers Club consists ot
those students wanting to go into
teaching. This club has maintained
a Teachers' Service Bureau in which
members help teachers whenever
possible. At some ot their meet-
ings a teaching career has been dis-
cussed by members and by teachers
ot other schools.
Mainly this club's purpose is to
acquaint members with the duties
ot the teacher. One ot their proi-
ects was preparing Easter tavors tor
the hospital through the Red Cross.
Future Teachers Club has put in
an excellent year under the direct-
ion ot Mariorie Pibel.
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son, J. Faessel, S. Lillywhite, J. Williams, D. Knutzen, D. Gruenemay, C. Booth, A.
Young, S. Reed. Row 2-P. Roberts, M. Dargatz, B. Garrison, M. Olvera, C. Fitz, M.
Taylor, AA. Williams, S. Steffler, L. Strong, M. Buckner, C. Pletz. Row 3-K. Rickert,
Nl- BUVINICW J.-I SYWPSOYM C- Ryan, C. Kirven, T. Carter, B. Klemm, D. Richards, L.
Schulz, R. Tsujioka, K. Walker.
LIBRARY
CLUB
Library Club consists ot those girls
acting as iunior statt members ot
the AUHS library. They are under
the direction ot their club adviser,
Reba Brown.
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ticers were, First semester-Presi-
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dent, Barbara Messer, vice-president,
Mabel Gage, secretary, Marilyn
Richards, treasurer, Bonnie Garri-
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Cross representative, Nancy Berger.
Second semester-President, Bonnie
Garrison, vice - president, Jayne
Chapman, secretary, Jane Bauman,
treasurer, Alice Nakawaki, publicity,
Pat Grimes, and Red Cross repre-
sentative, Nancy Berger.
n right, Row 1-N. Berger, B. Garrison, S. Bedford, E. Richards,
-mprnrin. Pow 2-B. Mesalfr, B, Dawson, P. Kingsley, J. nBuninn, M. Richards. Raw
P, Ftrclww, Nl. Chirif-, J Hnllunft, P, Gaim:-'., .intl A. Nzikqiwnki.
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LAMBDA
SIGMA
Lambda Sigma's main purpose
is to promote an intrest in science
and biology and to give those
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learn from direct observation.
it Anyone taking biology or science
is eligible to become a member
of this club.
Some ot the trips this club has
taken this year were to Holy Jim
A Canyon, Los Angeles County Fair
at Pomona, and a trip to Mount
Palomar.
Lambda Sigma has proved to
put in an excellent year under
the supervision ot Kem Anderson.
LAMBDA SIGMA fLeft to rightb Row 1-L. Swint, B. Bircher, L. Oden, G. Ehrle, M.
Downey. Flow 2-F. Alford, M. Mitchell, S. Cuthbert, B. Burns. Row 3-Kem Anderson.
adviser, J. Habener, B. Lashbrook, D. Powell. Row 4-F. Fidler, D. Drennon, Fl. Utes,
and E. Rickel.
FREN
CLUB
French Club has iust organized
this year by the club adviser,
.lack Copenhaver. This club con-
sisted of those students taking
French.
Some ot the activities of the
club was a French party and
showing ot motion pic'rureS ot
France. Their money-making
proiect for this year WGS lOl' the
Red Cross. This prOiGCl Pfoved
to be a great success.
For French Club's first YGGV Ol
organazation, they have PUl in
a excellent year.
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FRENCH CLUB fLeft to rightl Row 1-D. Prondinski. P. Anderson, S. Vanclor. M Vincent.
B. Sirns. D. Hollowell, D. Wright. Flow 2-L. Cabral. L. Blythe. A, Thoiimsnn, C, Booth, EX
Palmer, V. Yett. Flow 3-F. Hurtado, K. Brand, R. Unger, J. Critcl-itield. FY. Jackson, G Jen.
kins. Row 4--Jack Copenhaver. adviser. B. Boege. G. Morford. and Grwliam.
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Lenain, J. Roddam, P. Anderson, E. Miranda, T. Reveles, M. Buvin-
ich, N. Salyer, D. Hushman, J. Stanton, L. Quille, adviser, T. Tang-
ney, D. Stephenson, F. Doretti, L. Ross, printing adviser, J. Bushnell,
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kins, D. Flouland, P. Grimes, L. Quille, adviser, B.
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BARBARA KRAMP Ell-EEN BRUHNS
Edif0F-in-Chief Associate Editor
ANORANCO STAFF, second semester Ll.eft to rightj T. Cruz, C
Walker, Z. Fort, A. Mayberry, D. Nadorff, H. Jones, M. Diebert, S
France, L. Quille, adviser, R. Hermann, D. Hefferin.
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BETTE VAN DELDEN GARNET HAWKINS
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Administration Senior Class Junior-Sophomore Class Clubs
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PAT GRINIES DON TOUSSAU BUDDY KNOX MARIE ANN DARGATZ
Assistant Clubs Boys' Sports ASSiSfal'1f BOYS' SDOHS Girls' Sports
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Activities Activities Cartoons Art-Snapghgt
DANCE
CINDERELLA BALL VALENTINE FRIENDSHIP DANCE
ANAHEIM YMCA SENIOR CI-A55
HOMECONIING DANCE SANTA'S TOYLAND
GIRLS' LEAGUE AND COLONIST CLUB SENIOFI CLASS
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SENIOR
Don Toussau ..
Merle Meyer
DiAnn Sagan ..
Carol Logsdon ,,,,
Zoe Fort ,,,,...
Clara Walker ,,
Don Lee .....
PLAY CAST
,,e,,, Willy
...mlnner Willy
.,.....Aunl Olga
........Aunl Hester
Fred Fischle ,.,,Yvee...
.......Aunl Louise
......Marybelle
........Sfanley
...,..Milce
Barbara Mauerhan VVVYVV,, Trudy
Barbara Olsen ,,,s,, ,,,VVAVV,AA,, C qrol
Mary Lyn Head .....l ....s.. I vlrs. Fuller
Barbara Shirnel ....s ,,A,e,,, J Cine:
Clara Walker as "Marybelle" and Don Toussau as "Willy". Willy is trying
to get up enough nerve to ask Nlarybelle for a date.
SENIOR PLAY -
Chosen as the senior class play of V955 was "The lnner
Willy."
Willy, a young 'reen-age boy who is unable lo decide a thing
for himself because ol his lhree old-maid aunls whom he lives
with, finally decides lo lake mallers in his own hands and
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"THE INNER WILLY"
creales quile a lol of confusion.
Under the direction of Louise Boolh, lhe play was presented
on Nov. 4 in lhe Anaheim High auditorium. Porlraying the
leads in the produclion were Don Toussau and Merle Meyer.
This comedy really broughl down The house.
Shown above are members of the senior
class play, il.elt to riqhtl. they are-First
group: F. Fisclile. M. Head. D. Lee. B.
lVl.iuvrI1.in. B. Shimel. nnd C. Walker. Sec-
ond group: Nl. Meyer. D. Sngnn. C. Logsdon.
Z. Fort. B. Olsen. and D. Toussnu.
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Terry Tangney
Charlotte Hein
Betsy Blakely .
Lois Battle
Ken Cotler ....
Terry Carter ...., .
Vicky Schneider .
Jerry Trotter ,,,,,,,,,
Lloyd Stockwell . .
Johnnie Stanton
Sally Bengochea . .
Betty Klemm .....,c
Jean Beeman ......, ...
Don Kohlenberger Y,,,,
Si Walter Wittesch ,,,,,,,..,,.
T Howard Dickerson ..
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JUNIOR PLAY CAST
Ralph Brooks
loan Walker
Valerie
Nana
.. Pelly
Mrs. Slater
. . Elsie
. ,,,,, Bruce
. ...Mr. Cass
Thomas Green
....Mrs. Green
Daphne Gordon
Mrs. Gordon
.. . ,,,, .Harry Myers
... .Jack Dodds
.First Sinister Character
...Second Sinister Character
QNKeYndellWPrice ..... ,,s,,, .Third Sinister Character
One of the sinister characters, gagging the young girl Daphne, played by Lawrence W?lSl' "" 'A Bullerily Colclrler
Betty Klemm. Daphne was waiting for a talent scout to discover her. Cl'lClllES PeCll'lCl4 . .. .,,...,... ,,...., . . ...PGpel' BOY
Sue Reed, Sue Ann Powell .. Tennis Players
Cleda Pletz .,,.., . .. . . . ...Nursemaid
Muriel Downey . . ,..... Panhandler
Doris Holmes .,,. . . ,,,, Woman with a Dog
JUNIOR PLAY - "FRESH AIR"
With Terry Tangney portraying a young discouraged insur- who by the way directed her last play for AUHS in this one,
ance salesman, the junior play "Fresh Air" was presented on the play was considered a success.
April l, in the Anaheim High auditorium. To you, Mrs. Booth, we say "thank you." This ends her
Under the expert direction of Louise Booth, drama coach, highly successful series ot dramatic productions.
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gochea, NI. Downey, L. Stockwell, W. Price. H. Dickerson. I.. Battle, W. Wlttesch. Front row-B. Klemm. D. riohlenbeiger. C. l-lem, T
Tangney, W. Van De Warker. H. Brown, T. Carter, J. Beeman, K. Cotler, B. Blakely. V. Schneider. and J. Trot
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SONG LEADERS . . .
FRANCES HURTADO COZETTE PELTZEFZ ROSETTA SMITH MARY TALAMENTEZ
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Because the main purpose of the
string ensemble is to play at dinner-
music affairs that is what they did this
year. They played at the Elks Club
several times, the PTA program, and
for various church programs. All-in-
all they had a very successful year.
STRING ENSEMBLE
STRING ENSEMBLE tLeft to rightj Row 1-A. Williams, C. Cashman, A Sl ch
L. Evans, and M. Gravley.
.- t ' ht Row 1-T. Cone, J. Baker C. Nickle, B. Brookman, R.
SEZ Belly? Zf-LIsTtHgkgl1gsolf, S. Morris, F. Fischle, J. Esickie, J. Barthelmes. Row 3
,ID Adams B, Ryan, D. Lee, B. Lashbreek, R. Utes, R. sfeek. Row 4-B. cook,
adwsery D, 'Bam-ne, G. Bonner, W. Henry, and J. Bultena.
After the pep band was organized
this year, they played at the basketball
games and the dedication ceremony
held at Western Junior High School.
They also played at a PTA program.
This group was called to play for var-
ious types of programs because it was
small and mobile.
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rlghtp Row 1-C. Logsdon, G. Taylor.
and B. Nlnuerhan.
BOYS' QUARTET lUpper right. left
to righty Flow 1-J. Vale. D. Nelson.
Flow 2-T. Frank, W. Henry.
IVIOZART CHOIR lCenter, left to
rlghtl How 1-C. Logsdon, G. Bonner.
J. Beemzm, J. Critchfield. D. Nelson,
J. Slabbert. Row 2fA. Thomason. EL.
Knox, J. Vale. T. Frank. B. Olsen.
Row 349 Boettcher. W. Henry, J.
Seott, N, Shafer. Flow l-S. Dlsrud.
ildVll5El', B. Nlauerhnn, D. Senpy. :md
G. Trlylor.
GIFZLS' QUAPITET lL0vvPr Left, left
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GIRLS' GLEE QLeft to rightj Row 1-D. Bovee, R. Jackson, P. Briggs, P. Musheg
ott, D. Kent, Sanders, A. Lopez, J. Nelson, S. Vatcher, G. Martinez, C. Helms,
Saucedo, S. Disrud, adviser. Row 4-L. Herron, J. Bush, B. Evert, M. Mejia, L. O
Vesterby, S. Ross, R. Hernandez, E. Clayton, and J. Cantrell.
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Hollars, B. Favreau, D. Wilker. Row 2-R. Saavedra, V.
Starrner, D. Dawson. Row 3-D. Howard, P. Perez, A. Ha
Hutson, S. Disrud, adviser. Row 4-R. Mack, T. Tanaka
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A CAPPELLA CLeft to rightj Row 1-L. Crow, M. Siple, T. Carter, R. Weaver, C. H
Utes, D. Coons, D. Walton, M. Oelke. Row 2-V. Lee, M. Rasmussen. J. Winfrey,
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ow 2-L. Simonton, P. Rettig, J. Hemsley, L. Pletz, J.
ay, C. Ryan, J. Reynolds, G. Hermosillo. Row 3-V. Elli-
er, C. Davis, P. Coker, M. Diebert, D. Sonnie, L. Campbell, T. Reveles, J. Becke. R
Jones, E. Stokes, K. Eldred, B. Clark, P. Kirk, K. Bashara, S. Clayton, J. Darsh
M. Vincent, D. Heffern, E. VanKampen, J. Schwemrner, U.
kamoto, J. Antolin, L. Santi, S. Boutcher, M. Watkins, J.
H. Brockett, L. Bushey, W. Thomason, L.
ver, J. Williams, C. Fitz, D. Parks, D.
mmers, J. Sanders, J. Torres, R. Reeves, C.
Corbett, K. Benfiel, G. Fix, R. Mata,
ewitsolfl, D. Peters, D. Visel. D. Haskell. G. Hubbs, R.
D. Prondzinski, J. Resteok. P. Goebel, J. Williams, B. Otto
G. LaGreide, D. Hicks, E. DuVall, W. DeBoer, B. Palmer, S. Disrud. adviser. Row 3-B. Vvatkins, R. Loffhagen, D. Gruenemay. B. Bur:
bridge, J. Lamprecht, H. Herrera, J. Jurigkeit, J. Morgan, J. .KohIenberger, J. Hunt, C. Thomas, R. Botts. J. Lemcke, M. l-lodges. Row 4
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would be complete. The above photographers could be found partment. They are responsible for the printing of all Anor-
anywhere from a formal dance to a football game getting ancos, the Colonist, iunior and senior play programs, as well
pictures for the yearbook. Ted Wade is their able adviser. as other programs for football and "Top of the Pops '55".
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AU STUDENTS VISIT DELCO - RENIY PLANT
'I954-55 HIGHLIGHT
SEPTEMBER-School begins! Senior play cast is chosen.
FHA wins second on booth at county fair. Bruhns, Kramp elect-
ed OrCoHi officers. Toussau elected senior class prexy.
OCTOBER-Subscriptions are sold by band. Swint is elect-
ed Bible Club prexy. Gouyd voted new prexy of Honor Society.
Rifle teams win honors in Frisco. Walker chosen chief justice
of student court. Colonists bid farewell to Mrs. Ethel Caverley.
French is elected Latin Club prexy. Future Nurses initiation.
Seniors win PTA membership drive. Junior Red Cross represen-
tatives are chosen.
NOVEMBER-"The Inner Willy" senior play is presented.
FHA delegates attended convention in Monterey. Walker cops
chief clerk of California Youth and Government assembly.
Senior council is chosen. Colonial Coeds initiation. Home-
coming game with Fullerton. Homecoming queen, Rosetta
Smith is honored. Mclntyre elected state FHA songleader.
Hurst, Olding elected co- presidents of Y-Coed Club. Van Del-
den named yearbook editor. Colonist enjoy Thanksgiving. Y
delegates attend convention in Asilomar. Delco-Remy plant vi-
sited by AUHS students and faculty.
DECEMBER-Handel's Messiah presented at AU. Dave
Turner is AU speech winner. Tri-Hi-Y induction is held.
George C. Lutz, AU pressman dies. Critchfield receives "Good
Citizen Award". Yule program presented to Colonists. 'line of
Dimes" for AUHS band uniforms. Band wins third in Huntington
Beach parade. Christmas holidays enjoyed by all.
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FHA REPRESENTATIVES LEAVE FOR MONTEREY
ART CLASS PREPARES HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS
CANDIDATES FOR I-IOIVIECOMING QUEEN
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1954-55 HIGHLIGHTS
JANUARY-Dorgatz is new Press Club prexy. New West-
ern Junior High dedicated, R. K. Vtfines principal. Ana-Hi-Step-
pers bring first place trophy from Huntington Beach Santa
Claus Parade. Koesel wins FFA co-op quiz. Band members
ioin Cadets to sustain regulation quota. GAA confab held at
Capo. Beberia places in FFA speech finals. Warnes wins third
place in Legion speech contest. GAA initiation. OrCoHi holds
Holiday dance. Dick Powell is new prexy of square dance club.
PTA art awards are announced.
FEBRUARY-Approval given new band uniforms. FHA ad-
viser, prexy attend state meet. Night baseball proposal fails.
Some AU buildings condemned. Delegates attend Youth and
Government. Juniors receive blue and white class sweaters.
AU hosts rifle match.
MARCH-Peltzer selected "Miss Anaheim High". Van Del-
den is second semester prexy of Honor Society. Military Ball
held in study hall, Mardi Gras theme. Brownfield cops FFA
annual top award. Benson named FHA state treasurer. Hoff-
ner, Stephenson are named youth leaders. Reba Hooper wins
speech contest. Second period auto shop wins Industrial Arts
basketball trophy. Drama Club talent assembly is huge success.
Maiorettes, flagtwirlers chosen. Hooper wins second round in
Odd Fellows essay contest. Anoranco wins second place at
Santa Ana JC. Journalism VVorlcshop. Girls' League conven-
tion held at Fullerton.
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'I954-55 HIGHLIGHTS
Pops" cast is chosen. Calonists on Gene Norman Televisicn
Show. Bank of America award winners are announced. Ba'-
bara Kramp is chosen second best iournalist in county. FBLA
delegates attend convention at Wilton Hotel in Lang Beach.
Cozette Peitzer is chosen "Easter Week Oueenu. Mrs. Laurence
Martin, installed PTA prexy. AUHS open house is presented
citizens of Anaheim. Colonial Coed Crippled Childrens Easte'
party is enioyecl. Spring Vacation, "Bal Week". Walker is
chosen "Cinderella" of the annual Cinderella Ball.
MAYfPaul I-I. Demaree elected prexy of California Assc-
ciation of Secondary School Administrators. Song, yell leader
tryouts are held. Wesley Beach picked to attend Boys' State
in Sacramento. Girls' League Vocations Day is held. Student
Body primary elections are run-off. Joan Stabbert is new heao
maiorette of Colonist band. Siple announced as Valedictoriari
of T955 graduating class. Taylor is Salutatorian of graduating
class. Brand wins Panhellenic scholarship offered by Nartti
Orange County Panhellenic Association, Junior College visita-
tion day for seniors. "Top of the Pops 55" is presented tvva
nights. Moore, iunior, wins Realty Board Essay Contest. Drarra
Club wins One-Act play tournament at OCC. Teachers visit
Industry.
JUNE-Senior breakfast. Junior-Senior Pram at Wiltcn
Hotel in Long Beach. Senior bar-b-q. Baccalaureate. Student
Body elections. Mozart, a cappella groups tour to San Fran'
initiation breakfast. GRADUATION.
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What a year! That's right,
what a year and a year it really
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corps ot varsity, NB" and "C"
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For the second time in Ana-
heim's colortul history, all three
Colonist football teams won their
championship in one year. The
student body enrolled at AU dur-
ing the past season will always
remember the hard fought, clean
played games that the "C's",
i'B's" and varsity exhibited in
winning their titles as Sunset
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The builders of the varsity
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CLARE VAN HOOREBEKE
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PAUL GROVER
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the I954-55 varsity will go down
as one ot the greatest teams in
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The team saw tit to choose
Paul Grover as Most Valuable
Player, Bob Lambeth, line cap-
tain, Mickey Gouyd, backfield
captain, and George Dena, the
most improved back.
On Sept. 6 there were 47 can-
didates tor the varsity squad who
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Van Hoorebeke.
To start their practice season
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lands on Sept, 24, picking up
their first win in their first try by
a low score of I2-6.
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counter tor the Vanmen, where
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Weaver, M. Gouyd, R. Van De Warker, V. Weaver, D. Elder, L. Heitman, G. Dena. Row 2-K. Hysom, J. Sanders, N. Balenger, D. Snave-
I , R. Stoufer, F. Hund, T. Zava R. Fuller H. He R. P ' k J. K' J. F 'I . .
y , , rrera, aja , lngsbury, ei , B Saska, J Trotter, E. Chambers, H. Sandoval.
D. Hathcock. Row 3-J. Restek, D. Mayeda, T. Doerr, J. Villafana, J. Villasenor, L. Gurney, B. Van Klaveren, A. Contreras, R. Blansett.
D. Quinn, B. Emerson, R. Cancino, R. Senum, B. Ensminger, W. Beach, L. Morehead, J. Finck, G. Morford, R. Winters, F. Doretti, J. Good-
child, B. Lambeth, R. Hermann, T. Dinkler, S. Muro, J. Flynn, D. Bultena, P. Grover, D. Penfield, and J. Avitia.
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Anaheim took to the road for their
next victory by whalloping the Citrus
Cougars 33-7.
The Fullerton stadium was the site for
last practice game where the Colonists
met with the Las Vegas Wildcats. They
belted the out-of-state visitors in a thrill-
ing game of treacherous ground attacks
by a margin of 28-18.
League season started following the
Las Vegas victory. Anaheim met Santa
Ana with fire in their eyes and dropped
the Saint's halos 40-13. Mickey Gouyd
scored three of the six touchdowns. Paul
Grover, Roy Weaver, and Bob Lukens
were also in the scoring spotlight.
Huntington Beach invaded La Palma
Park trying for an upset for the second
league game. For the first half it looked
like the Oilers were on their way for an
upset, but the Colony took hold in the re-
maining half and tallied four times to
topple the Beachers 28-0.
"Gouyd Scores Three Touchdowns" was
the echo heard after the Orange game.
The Panthers fought furiously in their
struggle with the Colonists only to be
dropped 20-7. Anaheim just couldnt find
the end-zone until the third quarter when
they finally exploded for two quick touch-
downs. The third TD came on a spectac-
ular 75-yard run down the left sidelines
by Gouyd. Orange fought valiantly to
the final second as they scored their lone
touchdown on the last play of the game
on a 48-yard pass.
What could be a better Homecoming
than to scalp the Fullerton Indians 27-14.
And that the Colonists did before the big-
gest crowd in Fullerton Stadium history
displaying excellent all-round playing.
Newport was the next and last league
encounter for the victorious Colonists as
they picked up win No. 10 by polishing
the Tars 40-20. The easy win over New-
port gave Anaheim the title of "Sunset
League Champions of 1954-55."
As champs, AUHS met the Covina Colts
in the first round of CIF play. The speedy
Colonists mashed the outclassed Covina
eleven 35-6 to gain the right to meet
Glendale Hoover in the quarter-finals.
lt was this game that Anaheim's valiant
football season came to a close as luck
took a detour when the famed Orange
County champs wrestled with the Glendale
Hoover Toronadoes to finally be tripped in
a heart-breaking 27-13 defeat. Bad luck
struck at the end of the second quarter
when Paul Grover fell to the ground with
a broken leg and was carried off of the
field. When Grover left the field, Glen-
dale realized that Anaheim's key man was
disabled and they suddenly caught fire
in the second half to score three touch-
downs.
With less than a minute to play, and
the Mighty Colonists nearing their first
defeat of the season, thousands of Ana-
heim supporters raised from their seats to
join in with the AU student body to give
the Colonists probably the greatest ova-
tion ever given to a team so near defeat.
It was this great ovation of loyal support
that the huge throng tried to show their
appreciation for the greatest football team
in Anaheim Union High Schools history.
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' ' TEAM KNOWN AS THE CHAMPS
"B" FOOTBALL lLeft to right? Row 1-D. Caffee. A. Tikker, L. Sutherland, J. Dickey, L. Salyer. B. Zahrte, J. Morgan, L. Wolter, B.
Dykes. Coach Bill "Red" Hunstock. Flow 2-A. Moody. B. Darrow. D. Elder, Fl. Audoma, E. Villa, J. Hoare, B. Williams. T. Najera, Fl. Ram-
sey, B. Poe, D. Bracket. Row 3--T. Frank, N. Azzara. D. Daniels, K. Wallin, T. Tanaka. D. Onstenk. K. Harker. D. Grover. C. Conyers.
P. Morris, F. Conyers. B. Gwinn. Flow 4-Coach Niellsen. B. Aguirre. E, Nlacias, R. Cancino, C. Pollard. T. O'Hara, B. Ortiz, B. Porter, and
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Coach Bill Hunsloclf lead The Anaheim
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Along with lhe line coaching of Hun-
sloclc and assislanl, Don Nielsen, The "Bs"
allained a knowledge ol good sporlsman-
ship and valuable loolball lundamenlals.
PRACTICE AND LEAGUE SCORES
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D. Darden. Flow 2-J. Maldonado, R. Bouse, R. Burns, J. Baler, J. McDonald, N. Gonzales, R. Jay, E, Loard, D. Van Fossen. Ftow 3-N.
Olsen, L. Marolf, R. Rinehart, H. Washburn, J. David, G. Koehler, V. Larnas. D. Schlagel, G. Thueson, L. Oden, Coach Dick Glover.
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Coacheol by Dick Glover and Lloyd
Paxton as assistant coach, the Anaheim
HCS" captured the Sunset League Pen-
nant.
The Little Colonists won the crown by
a halt win when they tied Newport, thus
making the Colonists' season record of
tour wins ancl one tie. Fullerton was
runner-up with tour wins and one loss.
Including league and practice games,
the Colonists racked up l57 points to
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Anaheim 28 Huntington B. O
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VARSITY BASKETBALL QLeft to righty Row 1-C. Rogers, M. Beach, L. Bushey, G. Frederick, B. French, Coach Bill Hunstock. Row 2-
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Under the excellent coaching ot Bill
I-Iunstoclc the I954-55 basketball edition
walked otl with high honors in the Sun-
set League race.
Besides compiling a league record ot
seven wins and three losses, the Anaheim
baslcetballers ended their season In a
tie tor second place in Sunset competi-
tion with the Newport Harbor Sailors.
The most notable triumph ot the sea-
son was the Fullerton game in which the
Colonists won by a single point, 52-51.
To win the right to enter the CIF play-
otts, the Colonists met Newport in a post-
Ieague tilt to see who would rneet River-
MIKE BEACH DUIVIPS ONE IN AGAINST RIVERSIDE IN CIF PLAY. HENPIY I-IEFZRERA-Guard
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side in the first round of the playoffs.
Anaheim won and the Garden Grove
gymnasium was chosen as the playing
site for the Riverside battle.
This was the most exciting game ofthe
season as it went into an overtime with
a 52-52 deadlock. Anaheim fought
courageously and played extremely well.
"Marvelous" Ivlike Beach was chosen
as the Most Valuable Player and for the
second consecutive year was named to
the All-CIF second team.
Beach was also named 'Orange Coun-
ty Basketball Player of the Year" by
unanimous choice.
Bill French was elected captain of the
team, and Lew Bushey received honors
for most improved player.
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Coach Clare Van Hoorebelce was kept
busy drilling his iunior varsity baslcetballers
who ended up in fourth place in the Sunset
League race. All-in-all the JVs broke even
with live wins and tive losses.
The Fullerton Indians wore the Sunset Lea-
gue crown tor T954-55 with Huntington Beach
second, Newport Harbor, thirdg and Anaheim
fourth,
The most thrilling game was the 39-38
victory over Santa Ana when there was IO
seconds lelt in the game and Anaheim froze
the ball until the final buzzer giving the
Anaheim team the win with a one-point mar-
gin.
FINAL SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Fullerton , 8 2 ,800
Huntington Beach , 7 3 .700
Santa Ana , 6 4 .600
Anaheim 5 5 ,5OC
Newport Harbor 2 8 ,QOC
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Morgan, George Dena, Bill Poe, Dennis Daniels. Row 3-Coach Paxton, Don Penfield, Manager, Ralph Caballero.
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The T955 season ot the "B" basketball team
ended as Anaheim bowed to Huntington
Beach in the "B" division ot the Sunset Lea-
gue. Coach Brant Cowsers boys took sec-
ond place behind the Oilers in the league
race.
The team displayed their ability by collect-
ing seven wins in ten tries for a percentage
of .700.
Ken Harker, Tom Frank, Dennis Daniels,
Don Penlield, and George Dena were the
live starters tor the Colony. Ken Harker led
the pack and was elected most valuable
player.
"B" SUNSET LEAGUE STANDING
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Orange ....... ,. 3 7 .300
Santa Ana .... .. l 9 .l00
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Olsen. M. Fowler, K. Howery, D. Pagano. Row 3-D. Flatzloff. Ft. Delesus, J. Reinhart, Ft. Bouse. J. Baker. and L. Provencio.
The AU "Cs" placed second in the Sun-
set League with seven wins three losses.
However, the Newport Tars have an eight
and two record to make it a champion-
ship.
The Little Colonists were defeated twice
in the tirst round by Orange and Newport.
Newport repeated the only win in the
second round.
High point man Bob Burns tallied up
86 with John Reinhart and Richard Espi-
noza tollowing second and third respec-
tively,
Bob Burns was elected captain by his
teammates.
CLASS HCL FINAL
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Newport Harbor 8 2 .800
Anaheim V 7 3 ,700
Huntington Beach 5 5 SOO
Fullerton Ll 6 .AOO
Orange A 6 ,400
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COLONIST RIFLE TEAM
The AUHS Ritle team was kept very
busy this year capturing many titles in dit-
terent matches.
The year started with a warm up
match for State championships held in
El Monte with the team capturing second
place and a second place in individual
competition.
The Brea National Record match, co-
sponsored by the AUHS Cadet Corps, saw
the AU four-man team win second place
and the two-man team also capture a
second place.
In the Cadet Area Match held in Ana-
heim, the ten-man and tive-man teams
both won tirst places and the top tour
places were captured by AUHS Cadets.
The second El Monte quarterly saw the
Cadet team drop to fourth place and
filth place in individuals.
The Junior National Championship
were entered by 33 teams among which
AU placed eighth. They also placed titth
in the individual matches.
The AUHS Cadet Corps has co-sponsor-
ed tour national record matches in Brea
where 33 national records were broken.
The cadet team was able to capture
these awards under the expert guidance
ot Major Comstock.
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AM L ft t rightt Row 1-Nl, Mitchell FK. Jonah, R. Caballero, E. Verdin, A. Hutchens, R. Gor ell, H. G d ' . PY r-.-
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B. Bain, S. Nluro. Row 2-B. Todd, G. LaGieide, J. Baker, M. Fowler, R. Hathcock, D, Ramsay, B. Williams, R. Smith, D. Mayeda, M.
Gouyd, R. Mayeda. Flow 3-C. Pollard, A. Contreras, D. Quinn, J. Jungkeit, C. Sloop, D. Tatzlaff, M. Wise, J. Jennings, J. Osburn, G.
Morford. J. Trott, B. Gwinn, L, Lehman, J. Carter, J. Stilwell, F. Moore, B. Johnson, D. Schlagel, B. Burns, J. Dickey, J. Mackey.
Anaheim and Huntington Beach varsity cross country teams finals was not expected because the Colonists had won over the
tied for third in the Sunset League. Anaheim was defeated by Oilers in a dual meet.
Newport, the first place team in the league and Fullerton who The Colonist JV team came in fourth in the league. Newport
placed second. The Colonists tie with Huntington in the league also captured the league crown in the JV.
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The Colonist "B" track team came through in fine fashion Larry Lehman, Chuck Pollard, Mickey Gouyd and Dick Maye-
this year as they captured the first Anaheim Sunset League do were the four ie, men who Composed the fabulous relay
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Anaheim High School in recent years.
The pitching statt was led by Joe Villa-
senor and Dave Stephenson who alternated
in league games showing excellent form and
control.
Credit is given to Coach John Wallin for
the fine record that they acquired.
Some of the standouts were: catchers-
Frank Doretti and Leroy Heitmang third base-
man, Alan Story, and Captain Lupe Gonzales,
second baseman.
FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Fullerton ...... .. I2 3 .800
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Newport Harbor ...... .. IO 5 .667
Huntington Beach ,..s.. .. IO 5 .667
Orange .................. . . I I4 .067
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Rovv 2-Conch Wallin, L. Gonzales, J. Avitin, D. Bielefeld, R. Weaver. A. Story, V. Weaver, B. Scholz.
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Anoheinrs JV horseliiclois started the
third round with a nine win and tliicc-
loss record which has ploced Fullerton
in the lead at press time with a ll won
and one loss record.
Newport, Fullerton, and Santa Ana
are Anaheinis three losses. In the first
round Newport and Fullerton defeated
the JV Colonists with an identical score
ot 4 to 3 in the first round. Rallying
back in the second round Anaheim de-
feated Newport 7 to 6 and Fullerton
6 to 5. The Colonists loss to Santa
Ana, 3 to O, came at the beginning ot
the third round. This was a discourag-
ing loss as the the Colonists defeated
the Saints 4 to O and 7 to O in the first
and second rounds respectively.
STANDINGS AT PRESS TIME
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D. Smith, R. Blankmeyer, B. Favreau, E. Leonard, R. Larson. Row 2-
P, Winters, B. Wieser, L. Rodin, J. Leonard, D. Dillon, R. Johnson, D.
Wieser, B. Fults, D. Bultena.
This year's Waterpoloists placed sixth in the league, increasing
the vital experience needed in having a winning team.
The seasons thriller was with the Colonists' old rival Fullerton in
an over-time perioc. The game ended in a seven to seven tie
between Anaheim and Fullerton varsity poloists. The over-time
concluded in tavor at the Indians eight to seven,
Waterpolo elections were held tor captain and most valuable
player. ln the varsity Buddy Knox received both awards. Richard
Blanlcmeyer and Ernest Leonard tied tor captain and most valuable
player in the "B's". The "Cs" elected Bill Weaver captain and
Bill Riesen most valuable,
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Anaheim s "Bs placed sec-
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swimming tinals with Newport
talcing varsity and 'B' chame
pionships,
The Anaheim swimmers who
qualified tor the state CIF
events are Diclc Grover, Fred
l-lund, Jack Trott, and Bill
Favreau.
Colonist Jack Trott gave an
outstanding performance by
capturing the class "B" diving
championship.
Anaheims tour-man medlay
team broke their own marlc ol
V544 to set a new lg46.l for
both varsity and "BN classes
at the Sunset League tinals.
Dick Grover broke his old
record in the 200-yard tree'
style.
Bill Favreau set new marks
ot l:O8.0 in the lOO-yard back-
siroke 'lor classes "A" and
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P. Winters, D. Bultena. R. Larson, and J. Goodknight.
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.IV TENNIS SQUAD
Barry Ryan, captain and
three-year letterman led the
AU tennis team to the Sunset
League championship for l955.
Mike Bouck, iunior, was the
only other three-year letter-
man on the team.
Anaheim gave up her six-
year reign as Sunset champs
in i953 and waited two years
to regain the title.
Santa Ana was the stiftest
competition for the Colonists
as they took second place in
the league ahead ot Fullerton,
Orange, Newport, and Hunt-
ington Beach, respectively.
The most exciting matches
were the Santa Ana encounter
when hopes tor a win faded
away, when in a crucial match
Gary Bonner pulled the leg-
ments in his leg and lost by
detault costing the Colony an
important win.
Coach Bill Cook has hopes
ot retaining the championship
next year.
JV TEVJPIIH lL'ft to vuititi Hr,-,v 1- D. Arianna, J. Blur-, Nl. FlIIl41'ISOI1.I3, Fenton. C. L.1k0n1.1r1. D, Hamilton. Row 2-G. Brookmnn, B, Knox,
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Chief GAA Adviser
JOSEPHINE DERIGO
Director of Athletics
JOSEPHINE SNYDER
Assistant GAA Adviser
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The Girls' Athletic Association is the
activity for the sports conscious coeds at
AUHS. Under the leadership of the club
adviser, Norma Lee Elliott and assistant
advisers, Josephine Derigo and Josephine
Snyder, good sportsmanship, team play,
and the emphasis of the social and educ-
ational value of sports, as well as physical
skill has been stressed.
Some of the highlighting events ot this
year's GAA activities have been the
numerous playdays held at the various
schools in Orange County with the volley-
ball playday for all Orange County held
at Anaheim, the GAA conference held
at San Juan Capistrano and the GAF con-
terence held at San Bernardino.
Not to be forgotten are the traditional
basketball spread after the basketball
season, the initation ot the new members,
and the annual banquet in June when the
new board members were installed.
tllletic Ssociation
GARNET HAWKINS
GAA President
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L. Fischle, J. Critchfield. Bow 2-B. Mauerharl, M. Zwart, D. Nipp. K. Caffee, D. Thomas, B.
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Eagan. Bow 3-H. Hoffner, J. Williams. A. Williams, C. Allen, D. Richards. S. Sangster, and
Clara Walker.
SENIOR BASKETBALL fLeft to rightj Row 1-G. Dupuis, M. Dargatz, C. Cash-
man, K. Cordes, B. Olsen, J. Rees, B. Mclntyre. Row 2-C. Goff, E. Richards, A.
Slabaugh, S. Zwart, M. Richards, J. Gerber, J. Hannon, B. Garrison, J. Troutrnan,
and B. Henderson.
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JUNIOR BASKETBALL lLeft to rightj Row 1-S. Nieman, A. Huesca, C. Wilkerson,
D. Gruenemay, L. Santi, H. Aguilar. Row 2-E. Lopez, T. Reveles, T. Carter, J.
Winfrey, M. Rasmussen, J. Ferguson. Row 3-D. Villa, A. Lopez, K. Schmitt, S.
Bengochea, V. Lee, C. Pletz, J. Reid, J. Olvera and J. Wilson.
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SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL fLeft to right? Row 1-L. Blakely, S. Boutcher, J.
Jones, J. Vandiver, S. Lillywhite, D. Laub, R. Sympson. Row 2-K. Walker, L.
Cheatum, J. Huckabee, K. Rennie, L. Haygood, M. Bradley, J. Simpson, L, Pletz.
Row 3-C. Ryan, J. Light, M. Olvera, B. Bode, F. Martinez, P. Dargatz, L. Schulz,
and F. Reid.
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SENIOR HOCKEY fLeft to rightj Row 1-J. Gerber, G. Hawkins, C. Alvey, A. Wheeler,
B. Olsen, B. Mclntyre. Row 2-B. Mauerhan, C. Logsdon, B.-Van Delden, J. Critch-
field, M. Richards. Row 3-D. Selfridge, E. Richards, G. Dupuis, C. Goff, S. Sangster,
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Wilkerson, M. Rasmussen, V. Lee, T. Reveles, J. Winfrey, M. Buckner, A. Thomason,
L. Santi. Row 3-E. Lopez, A. Huesca, C. Pletz, J. Wilson, J. Furgeson, A. Williams,
K. Schmitt, S. Bengochea, V. Philpott, J. Olvera, J. Reid, B. Keifer, C. Booth.
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Olvera, C. Allen, L. Blakely, S, Boutcher, K. Hathaway, J. Sympson. Row 2-J. Huka-
bee,AR. Sympson, N. W.ill:ucf-, C, Kirven, S. Rodin, V. Elliott, L. Pletz, M. Mager, J.
Williams, K. Andf-rsrm, J. Llqht. Row 'i-B. Bode, L.. Chentum, F. Reid, P. Dargatz,
K. Walker, K. Flfmnifr, I-. Schulz, F. Mfurllnfez, D, Richards, M. Bradley, N. Feil.
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Logsdon, G. Taylor, P. Roberts, B. Van Delden, G. Dupuis, B. Henderson.
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Volleyball Manager SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL QLeft to rightj Row 1-L, Klever, M. Olvera, J
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SENIORS SOFTBALL fLeft to righty Row 1-J. Critchfield, P. Roberts, B. Olsen, B. Mc
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2-L. Santi, M. Buckner, M. Rasmussen, C. Wilkerson, J. Olvera, J. Roddam, M. Taylor,
K. Schmidt and B. Kiefer. Row 3-S. Bengochea, V. Lee, C. Pletz, C. Booth, V. Mejia,
J. Wilson, A. Thomason, H. Hoffner, J. Reid, and A. Huesca.
CAROLINE CASHMAN
Softball Manager
SOPHOMORES SOFTBALL lLeft to rightj Row 1-K. Rennie, L. Haygood, F. Martinez,
D. DeConnick, L. Klever, M. Bradley, L. Fischle, M. Major, L. Schulz, M. Olvera, and
S. Lillywhite. Row 2-P. Dargatz, L. Pletz, V. Elliott, M. Zwart, K. Hathaway, K.
Anderson, C. Allen, D. Rlchards, N, Fell, J. Williams. Row 3-L. Cheatum, S. Staples,
J. Simpson, C. Ryan, K. Walker, J. Light, L. Blakely, N. Wallace, and B. Bode.
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co-MANAGER C0-MANAGER
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2009 E. CenI'er SI'. a'I Pluceniia Ave.
LINCOLN AT MANCHESTER ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA
Complimenfs of 'Phe
Mlsslow IIIIIIIUIIE B- B- I H- NW PARIS
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and SUPPLIES
C O M P A N Y
MACHINE SHOP SERVICE
FINE FURNISHINGS AND INTERIORS MAIN STORE BRANCH STORE
I20 WesI' CI1es+nu+ I3OII Cenfury BIvcI.
ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE
223 Easi' CenI'er Phone KE. 5-6166 KEys+one 5-2828 LEI'1igI1 9-2I79
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Since 1919
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BACKS, CAMPBELL Phone KE. 5-3022 Res. Phone KE. 5-2524
AND KAULBAR5 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
MORTUARY
25I N., LEMON ANAHEIM 503 N. Los Angeles SI. ANAHEIM
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HARDWARE - BLACKSMITHING - WELDING
117 SouI'h ClemenI'ine KEysI'one 5-4206
ANAHEIM
SCHULTZ
TOOL 81 MACHINE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Oscar F. Schulfz
HEYING'S DRUG
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495 Easf LaPaIma Avenue I44 Wes? Cenfer S+ree'r
ANAHEIM Oscar W. Heying Herman J. Schafer
MANY CONNIES AND CLEMS
ENJOY THE DELICIOUS
FOOD PORTRAITS BY PHOTOGRAPHY
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Delco Battery Operations Delco - Remy Division
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
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CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE GRADUATES OF 1955
FROM
APPLIANCE AND TELEVISION
SALES AND SERVICE
WM. IBiIII BALLMAN
Owner
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.FRIGIDAIRE DEALER.
122 W. BROADWAY ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA
Largesf in Orange Counfy
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Fresh Fruif Malfs and Shakes Pin+s and Quarfs in Flavors
I5C, 25C Shakess SC, IOC, I5C Cones
735 N. Los Angeles Si. Phone KE. 5-5588
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE CLASS OF 1955
AERONAUTICAL DIVISION
QBERTSHAW- ULTGN
CONTROLS COMPANY
CONGRATULATIONS
GRADUATING CLASS OF '55
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New for Fall - Skirfs Dyed Io Ma+cIn Swea+ers
gcaflaacfl BUSINESSSCHOOL
IO5 Wes'r Cenfer S'rree'r KE. 5-336I 5I2 Easf Cenfer Sfreef Phone KE. 5-520I
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Cong ratulations
Class of I 955
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SATURDAYS un AM. to 3 AM. 406 Noah Los Angeles S+ +
327-331 E. camel- Phone KE. 5-4519 A N A H E ' M
Anaheim Phone KEystone 5-62I2
Congratulations
Graduates
Mercury
S'I'1I'I'IIIIIIEIIS 82 PRINTERS
Phone KEystone 5-2263
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ANAHEIM DIVISION WE GIVE
NORTHROP AIRCRAFT, INC. BLUE and GOLD
500 Easi' OrangeII1orpe Avenue STAMPS
A Good Place fo Work
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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 Phone JAcIcson 7-l57l CYPRESS
FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS
Gif
FuIIerton Anaheim Placentia
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COIN E BRIIS. CIIEVRIILET
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For Records, Rodios,
Kwik,
Television, Music
Its . . .
LOVELL'S
158 W. Cenfer Sin KE. 5-2419
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BETZ LOUVERS
WHERE PRESCRIPTIONS
HEAD MILLING
ARE FILLED SCIENTIFICALLY
CUSTOM MOTOR NNORK
KQCMCQMIJ S5049 Home of Mighiy Moose
237 E. Ce-mer Ke 5-2322 STAN BETZ 629 so. Lemon ANAHEIM
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Theafre is dark on Mondays and Tuesdays
COME HISS THE VILLAIN AND APPLAUD THE HERO.
CHICKEN DINNERS STEAK HOUSE
I2 'I'o 8:30 p. m. 12 fo 8:30 p. m.
Excepf Excepf
Monday 81 Tuesday Fridays
GHOST TOWN foo affords counfless amazing, inferesfing, and educafional feafures,
Always somefhing new is added.
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from
a4nafzeim gurnifure
c o M P A N Y
"For fhe Besf in New or Used Furnifure"
I46 Norfh Los Angeles S+ree+
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CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1955
ARTHUR C. ELLIOTT, M.D.
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MISSES' AND WOMENS VJEARING APPAREL
FEATURING JONATHAN LOGAN DRESSES
'I34 Wesi' Cenfer Si'reeli'
LOOK YOUR BEST
BE COTLER DRESSEDH
CONGRATULATIONS
GRADS OF '55
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ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA
The Pioneer Orange Juice Processing Firm of Orange Counfy
Our Modern, Sfreamline Operaiions of Bofh Canning Lines
and Concenirafor Enables Us 'ro Guaranfee
IO? PETURNS TO THE ORANGE COUNTY GROWERS
Whose Iruii we are exclusively processing presenfIy
QI eomeclor
Specializing in fhe Besf
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SPANISH AND MEXICAN FOODS
CLOSED TUESDALYS
Befween Anaheim and Fullerfon
Phone LAmber1' 5-9050
BRUWN and IIASKINS
Dealer
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
"Service is Our Business"
CENTER AND PALM
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DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS
PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS
DODGE PASSENGER CARS
KEyS+0ne 5-2977 328 Wesi' Cenfer Sf. Anaheim
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"Where You Can Shop With Corlfidelwe
CHARLES NEUKCM, PROP. 0 C03-tg O Sweafers
' Suits ' Skirts
' Sportswear ' Blouses
9 Hosiery ' Robes
llO0 Lincoln Ave. Phone Ke 5-36lI 181 West' Center Sf. KE. 5-404
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ANAH El M BULLETIN
your first vacation stop:
a trip to Buffums' . . .
Good advice trom Young Careerist
Sharon Bergeson, who lcnows you'll win
plenty ot compliments in cottons
that come from Buttums'-cool,
summery fashions cut tull tor a trothy
petticoat. From our
Sun-Charm Sportswear Shop.
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Congrafulafions fo fhe Graduafing Class of '55
CGEPFHIH
MERRIFIELD TRUCKING COMPANY
1122 Norih Lemon Si. Phone KE. 5-2121
Anaheim
Brake
Service
WHEEL BALANCING
AND ALIGNMENT
Wholesale and Refail
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930 Norfh Los Angeles Sireei' VHCIEVJQFCIDIR GE, HACIDILYY
ANAHEIM JEWEI-ER
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Phone KEys1'one 5-1514 CONVENIE1? CSEQEDIT
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105 Wesi' Sycamore S'l'reeI'
KEysI'one 5-8412
ANAHEIM
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955
.IOHNNIE LARSON'S
CHEVRON SERVICE
401 Wesi' CenI'er SI'reeI'
ANAHEIM. CALIFORNIA
Phone KEysI'one 5-9123
M9 l4inley7
I66 W. Cenler S+.
WINDOW SHOPPING AT MCKINLEY'S
Diclcsie Heffern, Sherryl David, and Pa+ Muslwegain
FORMAL WEAR Enjoy a Hobby This Summer During
MQW' S SUMMER CLASSES
Copper - Enameling - Earrings -- Necklaces -
Bells - BuHons - Fibre Flowers - Corsages -
COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE
WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY
SEEN EVENINQQ Pl-KDNE Klmloerly 2-5764
by eppoimlrnerrl lO6'fg, E. 4lIw STREET
frilfllffl Ana, Calif.
Flower Arrangemenrs
No Charge for Insfrucfion
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822 Wes+ Cen+er Slreel Across from AUHS
HUB FURNITURE
"Comple1'e Home Furnishings"
500 Wesi' Cenfer Sireei'
ANAHEIM
Phone KEysI'one 5-6028
Former's Insurance Group
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433 Wes+ Cenfer S'rree+ Phone KEys'rone 5-2326
A Large Home Concern Serving You
ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS
I Federal Tires Aero Ba1"l'eries
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COMPLETE BODY SERVICE
Fender Repairing A SpeciaI'ry
. BAKED ENAMEL FINISH PAINTING
WE MATCH ANY COLOR - FREE ESTIMATES
H6 Wes, Cenher Sheef Anaheim 234 S. Los Angeles Sf. Phone KE. 5-8573
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CLASS OF I955
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SPORTS Gooos A N A H E ' M
I3l Wes+ Broadway Anaheim Phone KEys'rone 5-3947
Congrafulaiions
Class of '55
almene Studio
222 E. Cenfer ST.
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516 EAST SANTA ANA ST.
PHONE KE. 5-8111
llrange County Urug Cu.
Dependable
Prescripiion Druggisfs
Agenfs For
EASTMAN KO AKS
PENSLAUR REMEDIES
STANDARD HOMEOPATHIC CO.
Exclusive Agenfs For
RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES
George Nnrwine 8 Son
. 5-2408 236 W. Cen+er S+.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
High Grade Points,
Enomels
Glcasswork of All Kinds
Fine Wall Papers
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CLASS 0F '55 I 219 Wesf Cenler S+. KEys+one 5-2305
M. E. BEEBE RAY O. LIINK
M. E. 8 ISEEIIE 82 C0.
Work Your Dollars Here a+ Home
They'II Earn as Much as Though They Roam
Dollars Spenl' aI Home You See
116 Sou'I'h Los Angeles S'l'ree1'
Help The Whole Communifyl Phone KEySIone 57221
ANAHEIM
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Savings Insured lo Sl0,000.
ANAHEIM BUIHJING AND LUAN ASS'N ROBERT L- CUFFORD, MD-
MEMBER FEDERAL Home LOAN BANK svs-rem 1009 E. CBIYIEI' SIR KEYSIOIIS 5-8336
Corner Cenler and Lemon Slreels ANAHEIM
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
lt lives on, the Colonist spirit, not only on our campus, but within every student who
has ever attended Anaheim Union High School. Without this spirit the '55 Colonist would
have been impossible, for it was behind every action of the innumerable people who
worked on this book that it has been completed.
My most sincere thanks and wholehearted appreciation goes to the good-humored and
ever-patient iournalism adviser, Larry Quille, for his constant supervision, undying interest,
and encouragement on the production of this Colonist yearbook.
Working untiringly long after the sun had set, printing and aiding in many phases of
the Colonist preparation was the very capable and ever efficient Lloyd S. Ross. My great
appreciation goes to the cooperative, untiring efforts of Arthur Combs, new pressman, who
did such a fine printing iob this year. Print shop students giving their splendid help and
assistance were: Joe Huckabee, Jack Phelps, and Roy Potts on the lntertype, Robert Schrodt,
Edward Villa, Gabe Mata, Edward Rickel, Tom Schimmer, Larry Salyer, Terry Neal, Jess
Madrigal, Wes Van De Worker, Mickey Flynn, Virgil Justice, James Konzal, and Joe
Ramirez helped in the setting of advertisements and the making up of annual pages.
Because this yearbook is a story in pictures, my special thanks goes to the Photogra-
phy department under the very able and excellent direction of Ted Wade, for completing
a iob so very well done. The student photographers were Bernard Heimberger, John
Stanton, George Hushman, Gerald Patterson, Joe Green, and the junior photographer,
Henry Sandoval.
Many thanks to the Peterson Engraving Company and the Henderson Trade Bindery
for their great contribution to the making of this year's Colonist.
A final note of grateful appreciation goes to the A55 Colonist staff who have gone
completely out of their way to produce a yearbook so different and original to serve as a
memory book of this year's events and activities. Thanks to Garnet Hawkins, associate
editor, Alison Wheeler, administration, Doris Rouland, senior section, Eileen Bruhns, iunior-
sophomore section, Sandy Sangster and Pat Grimes, clubs, Pat Roberts and Barbara Kramp,
activities, Don Toussau and Buddy Knox, boys' sports, Marie Ann Dargatz, girls' sports,
Diane Coons, snapshots, Harvey Brockett, cartooning to carry out the theme, and for the
careful handling of the advertising section by Eileen Bruhns and Dicksie Heffern.
To all these friends who contributed to the making of such a book as the '55 Colonist,
l offer my sincere and heartfelt, Thank you.
Baits flfafz Bsfdsn
Editor-in-Chief
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Shown above is Arthur Combs, Colonist pressman, printing the yearbook for 1955.
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AI-LAN. PAUL - Shoes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,
ANAHEIM BRAKE SERVICE .....,. , ..,,,......
ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN
ANAHEIM BULLETIN ,,,,.,,,.......A..,,..,.,,,...,,..
ANAHEIM FURNITURE ..,.. ...,,.,...,. ...,. ns..
ANAHEIM LOCK 81 KEY ....,.,.,. ..
ANAHEIM MINIATURE GOLF ,..,...
ANAHEIM TRUCK 8: TRANSFER ............
ARSENE STUDIO ,,,,...,.,......,.....,,,,,,,
BACKS. CAMPBELL 81 KAULBARS
BALLARD' S ............. -, .... - ,,,....... - ......,.
8ALLMAN'S APPLIANCE ....... -
B. B. 81 H. MOTOR PARTS
BEEBE, M. E. 81 CO. ....... .. .... .
BETZ LOUVERS ..................,..,
BLACK'S ...- .... - .................
BOEGE, J. N., D.D.S.
BONEY, ROBERT H. ....... ,
BOTTS NURSERY .,,.... - ......
BROWN AND HASKINS ..,-
BROWN, DR. GAYLORD .....
BUENA PARK SKATING .....
BUFFUM'S ..,-..- ,..........
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CARL'S DRIVE IN ...........,....
CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC ,... ..
CENTER FURNITURE ...- .....
CLARICE'S .....,............. - ...... -...
CLIFFORD, ROBERT L., M.D.
CHUNGKING RESTAURANT ...-
CONE BROS. CHEVROLET .,,,,
COTLER'S ....,..,........,A..................
CRISS BUSINESS COLLEGE ....
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DELCO-REMY .,,,.....,..........
DOLLER'S RADIO ............
EL COMEDOR ...- ..,. - ......
ELLIOTT, DR. ARTHUR C .........
EXCELSIOR CREAMERY
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FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP ..............
FIVE - POINT PHARMACY ..........
FOSTER'S FREEZE ...-..- ...... ..-.
Fox. H. R. a co. ...-..- .........
EREn's House os FLOWERS .....
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GANAHT. LUMBER
GI8B'S LUMBER ....... - .......
GT.ENN's CAFE ...- ..........
GOLDEN RULE MARKET .....
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T-TAm.EY's BAKERY ....... -..
HATFIELD CLEANERS .......,......
T-TEvmG's onus STORE ...,.
HILGENFELD MORTUARY ......
Homes IN CERAMICS ,,,..
Home on coMPANv .....
HOME TOWN PRINTERS .....
T-Tun FURNITURE ........... ....
HURST JEwET.ERs ....,....
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JACKSON'S DRUG .....
JUL'S AUTO ,..- ....
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KERSTEN, DR. ERWIN ....
KNOTT'S BERRY FARM .,,,
KWIKSET LOCKS ....... -.,
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LAKE'S MENS' STORE ,...,,,,.
LARSON'S CHEVRON ,,A.... - ...s,....
LAURETTA'S DRESS SHOPPE ,,,,.
LEAVITT FORD, Siudebaker ......
LOLY'S JEWELRY ....
LOVELL'S ......... - ......
LUND'S PAINTS ......, E .....
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McKINLEY'S ,,,, ..,........,,
MAJOR'S TUX SHOP
MARTENET HARDWARE ..,....
MERCURY STATIONERS .....
MERRIFIELD TRUCKING ...s...
M 81 H MARKET ..............
MISSION FURNITURE ...,..,,,,..,,,,
MITCHELL S ,,,,,,,,,,,,, - ,.,, - ,,AAA,,,,ss,,,,,,,
MORRIS 81 FRANK INSURANCE ....... - .....
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NEFF'S PAINTS ........... ,,,- ,,,,,,,,,, ,
NELSON, HOMER A., O.D ......,. -
NESLUND, DR. HAROLD C. ,.,.. .
NORTHRUP AIRCRAFT .....,,...
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ORVAL S ...Wm ,,,,,,,,,,,, - ,,,,,,,,
OWEN'S, BURT .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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PRESSEL. ROGERS, AND PRESSEL
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RITZ CLEANERS ,,,,,,,,,,,,---
ROBERTSHAW-FULTON ....
ROBINSON, GLEN ..,..,.....
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SCHULZ, AARON ,,,.--,,--,---, Q .-----,
SCHULTZ TOOL 8. MACHINE .....
SEDLOCK'S JEWELERS ....... -.
SILZLE, E. A. CORP, ..., ..... -
SHIPKEY 8. PEARSON ,,-,-- u -,----.i
STEFFY BUICK ,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,.- -A --,,-.-4.w- --
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WAYNE'S FLOWERS ..,...
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WILLIAMS SHOES .,,,,,,A,.,-..----,V,w--,
WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS -.AY-AAVw---,-
WISSER'S SPORTING GOODS .,...
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