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

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Qgfmf'n-" n ml , A 52 F V 'f'.":N ,MW HZWLHZW' I .":'iK',:.'QQ3: ' 5 ' wifilwiil ,, i' ' gf ,, ' 1' y 5 ' ' 1:-A Q -'raw-'f' "' dwiffr H f,l,,ygf,gQa 'g1f,w1'. .fl Q , 15' ' , 6 A ,inf .- f" 1. fx' .kwa 1 1 COLONIST I959 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL June I959, VoIume XLVI, Anaheim, California CAROL ROBERTSON EcIi+or -in - Chief BEVERLY SCHAFF Associaie EcIiIor JO E COWLES Adminis+ra+ion Edifor SAIL MURPHY Senior Class EcIiIor JUDY WILLIS Junior Class Ediior SARA SMITH Sophomore Class Ediior JERI HEIN Clubs Co - Ed i+or PAT JOSLIN CIubs Co - Edifor SALLY DAVIS AcI'iviI'ies Co - EcIi+or NINA PITTS Ac'I'ivi'I'ies Co - EcIiIor LINDA FREEMAN Girls' Spor+s EcIi+or DAVID NELSON Boys' Spor'rs EcIi+or LARRY DECKER Boys' Spor'Is AssisIan+ LARRY SECRIST Sfaff Phofographer .,' BOOK ONE - ADMINISTRATION 'MX' BOOK THREE - ORGANIZATIONS From childhood we all have known the heartwarming lgonas at triendship. We have made school triends. special friends, and triends down the street. Some Ol these school classmates and playmates may QVOW UP to oe lrrelong comrades, others may dritt away. EUT x-.nareser the length ot our friendships, the value is the sar-ne, Each triend makes us realize that triendship . , . rtselr is an essential auality ot men. Friendship bUlldS good will by helping us understand and appre-CiGlG others. Friendship can even build world peGC6 bt' binding us neighbor ta neighbor and nation around the world. to nation if J , iii llllll ' - X S A+ f: T , BOOK TWO STUDENT BODY This year s theme was selected not only to de- rlare the present friendship among the Sunset also to help lurther a Q all the schools in this e are proud that all the ague are excellent in their education, and participation in community activities. Because we wish to con- Leaaue members but lasting lriendship anion aeoaraphical area NN schools in our le administration, trnue and to better the inter-school relations and to promote student friendship amona the schools ol our league, we have Chogen to represent these schools in "Our Leaane Qt FilCr'tClSl1lp," If LEAGUE OF ssox FOUR - AcTuvui1Es fi " FRlENDsHlP" 13 MZ, I E 2 'f'i4 i W --1fLN:1-f lI,L K V " '58 an A if n'i"'T?-1fl g' fn' 49 - f Lv A 7 , -- . T,,W mga :Kem II BOOK Favs-ATHLETICS I 1-475 BOOK SIX - ADVERTISING P" 11-uv-1 R R, f ' ' R 'R RICHARD F. RYAN Students Honor Respected Deon To Richord F. Ryon, who hos devoted the mojor port of his odult life to the educotion ond develop- ment of the youth of the community, we dedicote the 1959 Colonist with sincere grotitude. He is respected for his stroightforword ottitude in deol- ing with the students. Holding vorious positions, Mr. Ryon hos served the students of Anoheim High for twenty-eight yeors. Storting in the physicol educotion deport- ment, he next tought wood shop ond loter become heod of the industriol orts progrom. For the post few yeors he hos copobly hondled his position os boys' vice-principol. After groduoting from Glendole High School, he wos gronted o four-yeor footboll scholorship to the University of Southern Colifornio. He grod- uoted from U.S.C. with o Bochelor of Science degree in educotion. Loter, during his first few yeors ot Anoheim High, he returned to U.S.C. to eorn his Monster of Science degree in educotion. For his stern but foir treotment of the students cmd his mony yeors of excellent service in severol copocities, we will long remember Richord F. Ryon. At Anaheim, Cur Grecif Alma Mcifer sid' 'ff WVWW .Uwe Shan always 'Ove , ,, ,Www , ,WW , M, ,T ' 'Q' f' f-. 1 and cherish" 14 F , f- ", , I I , , 44+ ? 4 7 , , Where special evenis 'rook place These Corridors Remind Us of Passing On our way fo Hue library ,,,,,,.o 1, ,fcy 1, , f , e if? ' Z? 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"We join in loyal chorus" 'FY' N Santa Ana High School began its existence as a four ear h' h -y ig school in l889 in the Washington School on Church Street. ln l9OO the high school moved to quarters on Main Street, and remained there until l9l3. ln that year it transferred to a new plant on the present campus, where it continued as a four-year high school until 1954-the year in which the ninth grade became a part of the junior high schools. On March lO, l933, an earthquake damaged the buildings so badly that it was found necessary to replace four of them with new buildings. The new plant is composed of five new, modern, earthquake-proof buildings finished in i937 and four older undamaged ones. The campus consists of 23 acres located in the southwest portion of the city on Walnut Street between Ross and Parton Streets. Ample room is available for athletic fields, 12 tennis courts, a gymnasium, and a swimming pool. Present facilities are adequate to offer a complete group of courses meeting the needs of the community, Since l900, l3,507 students have received diplomas of graduation from Santa Ana High School. . rrril 1 W, WM , 'tjgzywwfdf My ,Z f U. ,,1,,,a.'-,9"j1' 'W .., - my 7 i ' X. Zi K, 4 Q1 f if x f Z X 4 CW . . . Student administration headed Anaheim's largest student body. Ably carrying out the administration of Anahei U ' m nion High School, three departments are hard at work all year. These are student government, high school administration, and Board of Trustees. Heading student government is Joe Nakamura, student body president, whose responsibilities extend far beyond directing the student cabinet. As he leads the students in administra- tion, so he leads them in good will. He conveys his personal friendliness to the students and expresses friendliness representative of the school to the community. Joe's friendly smile is an asset to the campus this year. L. Frank Kellogg, as principal, directs the high school administrators in business and sets a congenial example for them with his friendly attitude. The high school administrators are headed by Paul W. Cook, secondary superintendent. Also coordinator of the secondary system for the Board of Trustees, Mr. Cook realizes the importance of good leadership and friendly cooperation. Lead- ing the Board of Trustees, Raymond B. Terry, president, also knows that friendliness is a desired directive quality. Along with excellent leadership abilities, our administrators possess the friendliness that is invaluable in human relations. ev M "' F The District Superintendent Joins with 'swf www? PAUL W. COOK SUPEFCINTENDENT ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I959 You have recognized the value of friendly competition in school and in lile by selecting your theme "Our League ot Friendship" in which you honor the member schools in our Sunset League. Realizing that we must compete in lile is an important part ol our education, and as you have prepared for athletic competition or classroom achievement while in high school, you must now prepare to achieve your goals in lite, and you can most surely reach your ambitions through more education. , - A few years ago the United States Chamber ol Commerce made an elaborate study in a number of cities of the relationship between the educational level ol the residents and their average incomes, and in every case it was lound that the higher the educational level ot the community, the higher was its average income. This simply points up the tact that the high standard of living in our country is clue i primarily to the high educational achievement of our citizens. For you, more train, ing along the lines ot your special abilities means a higher income, a better social it lite, and a liner contribution to the lite ot this great nation. There is a business 'I college, a technical school, or a college eager to serve you. Now is the time! Bon Voyage! WZMZQA -.I ,gf "-'lX' 1ii 3' tf"ffg,, I ' I'-:'ii'Ll si ' fftiii T f 91Lw11f:r."f'iJ'J 'li I ' -i si it it -rss ALJ, ' rvirzs. MARIE s'roRv DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT SUPEHINTENDENPS SECRETARY I4 Anaheim's High School Principal and MRS. FRIEDA GAY E PRiNciPAi.'s SECRETARY L. FRANK KELLOGG PRINCIPAL ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS The theme ot your annual, which salutes the Anaheim Colonists and the other schools of the Sunset League, characterizes the good sportsmanship which has been an outstanding attribute ot your class throughout your tenure at Anaheim High. Through the years you have grown in stature under the friendly rivalries and spirited competitions that have prevailed. Striving to become champions has been your goal in athletics and in many other different school activities. This is good tor it is one ot the important ingredients in the American Way of Lite. As you tace the future, strive to measure up to your greatest potential, not only in competition in the extra-curricular but also in the important pursuits ot your educational and vocational careers. Continue to take advantage of the many opportunities that will enable you to develop your talents both in school and out. Keep ever in mind that you can become a champion in the classroom and in the work-a-day world as well as on the field ot sport, and that the championship does not have to depend so much on surpassing others as upon being your own best PRINCIPAL selt. I5 Grcicious Vice Principal, Decm of Girls 4g f , Q f K X Lei QW, 'fn , aw , ELAINE BERGER Registration Secretary f .WM if , LOVICE IVIACKAY Records Secretary Q., ' vm 33, d"""' MARY LOL! BENTJEN Vivo Pium'np.uI5' Seci'et.il'y MRS. LOIS WHITTINGTON For Ql yccuz, Miz. LOI3 Vlfl1lllIFlQlOH, vice piurvlpol, lIf13flf:V0lf'fl lu-I Iam'-, wllml, mill irigcriully to the gurlz ol f-xrucilirgum Union Higli Cclioolc I-lol only docs Mrs Vl!lIlllIl'IQlOfI qivr: riasuslorirc willi prrumriril pmlmlf-mn, lm! -,lui cil-in lfmslfgs l'lCI'Zl'Jll will' piognommuriq, gclioclulmg, orirl flizriplimvirg fx-, fl:-fm ul qgnl-., sln- is advisor lo llwc Drcaz Boord, llflrz, Nfiflwittiriclori It llf.'IlIf!HClOU',ll Urlmiirgrl fuirl 10211-rlf-rl lv Im frnwmli-I-. mul IJ l f by llw czdrrilrvualrfilmz in llirg fllzlrurl. Siu: in oluo low-fl fmfl liolimi-cl lay llu- slilclivnls, U5 i 'NY proved by the lofi llml llic IVU8 Colonial was dcdlculrfcl to lim, H Aa rruoriy ol you lfrnow, llwss pclwool yum, WSH IWW, was Mix Wl1illlr1Cll0'W5 ll'lUl N one ol Arrol'ncurrn lliqli Allm rilily tfroclwing ol AUHZ lm I6 yi-0:5 final rompcflifiilly lilling llir, qirle fum prmclpcl pozlliorm lor QI ycor5, Mrs, Vlflilllllliglfjll lccle. Ilwcxl slic is :cody lo WINIFRED GMM: rcllrc. Sluclunt Accounts I6 jf ,, , L,,,,e4,3.4,,..m1:x-.ii.fi,..f, Mw-U and Active Dean ot Boys, to Help Our We ,aa ffl sgvg: ,ff,v.f.x.i ' if-' t RALPH Ki NGSBURY Attendance Supervisor -ww. .V .V ORVILLE NELSON Attendance Officer Ik? WINIFRED ROBERTS i RICHARD F. RYAN Richard Ryan, accommodating and tair, again served Anaheim High School this year as Dean ot Boys and Vice-Principal. Attendance Secretary Some ot the duties Mr. Ryan has had to deal with this year are the recreation situa- tion and the discipline ot Colonist boys. Extra-curricular advisory activities ot this busy administrator include advising the Col- onist Club Cabinet and instructing the Student Court. For rewarding Richard Ryan tor twenty-eight years ot capable service, the '59 Colonist statt decided to dedicate this years annual to him. All who know this energetic person admire his interest in the students ot the school. As ci final thought tor the year, Mr. Ryan concludes, "I feel that the conduct ot the students KAY HERBEL has been much better than in previous years. This is, in large part, due to the class ot '59." Attendance Secretary l7 .., 'WR Q--i DOUGLAS G. ALLAN KEMUEL H. ANDERSON DOROTHY G. ARMSTRONG G. C. BEALE CLAUDE L. BOOTH Mechanical Drawing Biology Girls' Phys, Ed. U. S. Hislory Exch. Teacher to England , fa.. S L llrfrs. Ad ol' b T ill l ll' Sl LOUISE BOOTH English Q35 U FLORENCE BORROR Librarian Nlr. Frederick Jeter, using his fabulous knack ability, here has captured one of his classes r 45, . , V K7 72" 'Zi 1 ff,. f mf y. ig ROY F. BROWN Driver Ed., Swimming LOIS F. BRADLEY MILES BRAKKE Shorthand, Typing World, U. S. HislorY DEE COX Typing, Business JACK COPENHAVER BRANT COWSER Spanish Boys' Phys. Ed. l8 l l i l of making the study of history really interesting spellbound. ROBERT E, CARLBERG JOSEPH L. CARTER Aulo Shop Chemislry YN BARBARA CRANE WILLIAM DALY Senior Problems English, Lalin t Xe. il hrough his story-telling ALLEN F. CHAMNESS English, Drama THOMAS DARDARIAN Machine Shop f Jiffy 1 , Z Qs J V c in , 5 , . 1 Q, 2, 'hw LAWRENCE P. DECKER MAXINE J. DEKKER JOSEPHINE DERIGO GEORGE J. DE RUBEIS EUGENE L. DONNELLY JOHN L. DRENNAN U- S' HI5'f0fY Girls' Phys. Ed. Girls' Phys. Ed. Metal Shop Driver Educafion V General Shop Bring Meaningful Legrning Techniques " W , f f W ' , ' 'fs AC fi w 2 JAMES D. EDWARDS Spanish W 1 X f f yi' 2 s rw' . . -. ...Wy ,ogy ,gs s 'W-H-mm I' . WW' Anaheim's business department features many subjects . . . typing, bookkeeping, office machines, shorthand . , . Mr. Phil MILDRED ELLIOTT Engebretson and class are shown above. Girls' Phys. Ed. NORMA ELLIOTT PHILIP ENGEBRETSON ROLF J. ENGEN JOAN A. FEE FERDIE L. FERGUSON ROBERTA K. FINCH Sophomore Counselor Typing Business Girls' Phys. Ed. Maihemaiics Shorthand, Typing 5 r 1 Egg elf? 42 ic- . We DORA GENE GOLDER HOWARD P. GOODMAN SAMUEL H. GOSNEY GILBERT J. GRANGER GERALD L. GRAY MARGARET M GREEN English Science, Biology Bookkeeping Driver Education Boys' Phys. Ed. Algebra Geometry I9 'Tw' ROBERT H. HAGER AARON D. HALEY LELAND O. HANSON Boys' Phys. Ed. Junior Counselor Agriculture Ns ., , , ,..LLx . sw 3 uk VICTOR HARBER World History WILLIAM R. HEADINGTON Business GEORGE HEDSTROM Chemistry cincl Ample Subject Materials to Aicl is--- ,,,, 7 .. U, . . . . KN! vm nuns kb .ilu , Di ? My? , pw. wg, . My ' V hwy Q fi -r f ff"0f ff ff, Um . rf rw ,ff fm My .. WW f , ffym' V, ...iff , ',-i,.z,62: " " 'W K Vff' 'ff A , Wm M M WWWWZMWMQWM , HAZ.. IJ! X V , JL' ! ff f t! X , f f M f f f f Wyf Q ,Q f K ., JA -ff f .' -- ,ff n Q 7 , f X f 1 2 Z X ff X 4 1 . .4 5 X 7 ., '-: J X y' fr .5 , f X f y ff H, f ' 7 I QW. 1 ,f 4 . W , I XV Cf., f ff X A MARY HEINLEIN Study Hall '4?l2f"" lf'-, 561' ca y. JESSIE HERMAN Art, Homemakinq ,,e I HowAno c. i-iovev f f I 'W f . ,f A, f f .4 f 4 i V English, Public Speaking 1 4 , .f ff f of-:ff f y, l . 9 ' I W f ml- 553: , K .w wf .jf Q --v y ,P M f ' .f Faye Schulz teaches difficult senior problems course , . . students study personality, vocations, and California government . . this class is DALE J. HUGHES required for graduation. 20 History, Athletics GENE K. HENDERSON Spanish, French GLENN A. HEYNE English, Tennis X i gig, , ie i 1 'NV JOSEPH E. HUARTE Biology, Science i es' IX '. ,-Qs AN DONNA J. HUGHES Homemaking HENRY J. MASON Counseling and Guidance MARTIN HICKS Cadets VIRGINIA HUFF Junior Counselor HAROLD J. JACHIMSKI Typing, Office Practice WW' . . N? 1 7 f Q gk ki if X 1 Z W ma , fu. ni Zag? 5 ' arg' " W 'R wr -. 'M 'H' RICHARD G. JACKSON FREDERICK W. JETER VERNON D. JONES RAYMOND S. JULIAN RICHARD KAYWOOD MARIE KEELER Mechanical Drawing U, S. History English Mathematics Driver Education Senior C0U"lS9l0l' Students Aspiring for Future Voccitons ...Q .sux W 61 ,T I an ,W FRANCIS A. KELLOM ROBERT L. KELLY WILLIAM H. KELLY Driver Education English Typing' Office P,-adice ypfX! f 1 E . ,i zu. X, . . 4 , A ,,,k Mfg -Sf A 4156 QQ-Q ,I Q, N3 fa A """"" ,043-. i I of ,ZX ff-W , , S S J0 CAROLYN KENT ROBERT C- KETTER JAMES KOVACH ' " English Senlof Problems Electronics c X N X X W X X h , . Sw ' 5 4, nas - ., U Q fum. N. X . X N X X S lt X YM X f V X .M i, Q, BETTY l.ANcAs1ER Joi-IN R. LEE noNALn LENT iyii Girls' Phys. Ed. General Math, Athletics Boys' Phys- Ed. 'h gy wy e X w k . X 5 N ., X KS Qt . me-::. Ag, N 'img ix- , I V., xx YZ .RX I F .V 155' "" DUNN-D W- l-IEBHART RAYMOND A. LINDOW ROBERT I-INN English literature, grammar, public speaking, and American literature ll f ll Boys' Phys. Ed. Driver Education 50Pl10m0fe Counselor under the direction of Mr. Howard Hovey, English department heaczll. a 21 ROBERT A. 'vw lg,---' MALLEN DER Mathematics cincl A ' ,, wr:-f ky 4 3 , , l , ',, ,V ff 'ff f M4 f . ff. R , W f ' 7 . x X , X gf X f H P ff ZWW! W f 41 fj I W ,,:, 4 N-:- f f ,,,, ' 2 , 'sf f J R X X J 7 1625! Z Q 7 Z' fr JW f A' Us ., if fs f f -f W lf!! JOHN E. English, ', f 'ul JK. Z ww' J. Amffs MILLER Debate r f fam, 5 f 5 L ,ff Q " ' . ZW' is , iw Ax .Q t y i is X,f-:nik I Q., 4' , " 7 Nl' ' X K Y .,,. , i ff .4 MS 'QF' Q M359 EUGENE D. MARCY DONALD M. MATHESON WARREN D. McCAULEY ELIZABETH J. MELBY HOWARD MESSAMER Science, Chemistry Machine Shop Mathematics Girls' Phys. Ed. Wood ShoP ololecl Ecluccilionol Aolvcincemenls Z9 W 'W V kwa ff 1, f 5 ' 7 ff FRANCIS P. MURPHY World History, English V R .ff DONNA L. NOBLE Homemaking soNn'A PETERSON English 22 W , AW .W 76 f SJW. lVIl'. Skilfully instructing An:nheln'i's nmle students in use of chisel :und Howard Nlessarner teaches wood shop as hand of Industrial Arts de- partment. Nlr. Nlessamer represents one of 11 vocational nrts instructors, 'WX Wm ORVILLE M. POWERS Driver Education MARJORIE PIBEL Algebra, Geometry LARRY W. QUILLE Publicalions, Enqlish STEVE E. MITAKIS Boys' Phys. Ed. FRED B. MYERS English 05 JACK D. PARIS Vocal Music sm- -' ROBERT H. REYNOLDS Music, Prac. English ROBERT D. MOHR Senior Problems 11... .0 .M-wm a ' -S Nsyssg, .: S. N! .X ss Qg yx. it ff in sc Zi A. A X R. ' wc ' isis 1 , R Q .N ' X - .N ' ' "K -s s . N1 J Q, .1 Q P E SX is X W s 3. S f :mmwfix X , Jr,-X. fn Ja- x X 11 '-N , R X 2 X s Xxx-,I . ALLEN C. NELSON Senior Problems 1, ' . s. 3 . .. 3, st.. R s .lil :.'vg 5 Q. xg X wk' Y P ' Qs S SSX 2-- A . . ' MAR YN J. PAUL Girls' Phys. Ed. 'R sl x .R ms, . . Q Q U P' 'P 1 LLOYD S. ROSS Print Shop 'X x P Q X . wk xx X- X x whom. ,, , . . , X, f "bf 5 V654 4 rw Www it 5 .E i an A . M W 'f GEORGE N. ROUSSOS WILLIAM B. ROWLEY DAVID E. SALISBURY JOHN S. SAROIAN FAYE KERN SCHULZ LESLIE W. SIM Mathematics, Athletics Physics Senior Counselor French, Spanish Senior Problems Driver Education through o Chollehging Course of Slucly Y f Q M " 4 -stzriif' i i l NEVA SOLT Homemaking GLADYS SLIPPY W. BUFORD SMITH Typing, Bookkeeping Algebra, Geometry " STEVE P. TURCHIK GORDON M. sPlvEv JOHN roNrl . Senior Problems World History Buslness as-ag' iii? W Q N I as 196 xx X x ,S X X X X .i is is Si l With his charming wit and vast knowledge of science, lVlr. William B. Rowley entices all who take his classes to study and enjoy the knowledge of physics. lVlr. Rowley and seven others form the science department. CLARE VAN HOOREBEKE CLYDE D. VINEYARD Boys' Phys. Ed. U. S. History Photography .-, , Nts., as . is 2 JOHN WALLIN LESTER W. WAY ELIZABETH WEBB GRACE L. WHITTEN LOWELL T. WILLIAMS BARBARA R. WALKER . Homemaking Boys' Phys. Ed. Algebra, Geometry Nurse Spanish, English Auto Shop 2 As Anaheim's Board of Trustees Len 5 4 Y Q LOIS D. WARWICK DON R. LANGSON 0. ky N f ,, f 7 7, gf: M7wsff' Wg.. eq X J -f Q 24 W? X PRESIDENT RAYMOND B. TERRY f if BOARD OF TRUSTEES ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Controlling the educational policies and acting as the governing body of the district are the functions of the capable Board of Trustees. Although the board members are selected by the people, they are volunteer workers and receive no material compensation for their efforts. Six secondary schools come under the jurisdiction of the board- Anaheim High, Western High, Brookhurst Junior High, Fremont Junior High, Orangeview Junior High, and Trident Junior High. The board controls the activities and functions on these school campuses. Providing for expenses of the district, approving employment of all district personnel, and supporting the school administrators and student leaders are further duties of the board. Members of this dedicated group of citizens are Raymond B. Terry, president, and Lois D. Warwick, Royal C. Marten, Don R. Langson, and Ben H. Shroeder. The sincere efforts of the Board of Trustees is genuinely appreciated by the students and staff of Anaheim High. Q 4 J. i t ROYAL C. MARTEN BEN H. SHROEDER . . , a Helping Hand to the Active Leaders lor Nwiavviuiaw STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT A most tamiliar figure on campus this year was smiling Joe Nakamura, student body president. Leading the Student Cabinet in all activities and representing Ana- heim High School were Joes main duties this year. He also attended many community efents, PTA board meetings, and student gofernment conferences. Not only was Joe president ot the student body, but he also was a member ot Key Club, Pep Club, Hi-Y, and O. C. Jays. These combined activities contribute to the well-roundedness necessary tor a good leader. Proving his leadership ability, Joe was second place winner in the Anaheim Ellfs Youth Leadership Contest. "lm glad l had the privilege ot this ottice, says Joe. 'lt has given me personal experience and an appreciation ot helpiul co-worlfers. l have learned the tunctions oi the school by working with administrators, and l believe l have gained valuable lfnowledge worlfing with others. "K..f-" was .MQ Nw- yj, , V J, A . r yy, t i, my Q . ,, .,.. ,MMM fy If MA.--Af 'Hr . A N ' 1 W-wr' M Ww4.,,,,..--vt W My M fwfs f ,y i ff The Student CClbll1Sl',S QR, 'QW' Q X, ' QV Xxx .Nc ff! JOE NAKAMURA BEVERLY SCHAFF Student Body President Secretary of Records . ' Decisions dn 4 -N , t i f i S T 1 32 , H ggi 3553 wig 1 T :'1 ' -N is T ? i ' f sf 213 5 S 1 x 1' , f 2 A e L , Mwihfewv MARGARET KISHIYANIA Girls' League President ,F is W X 3 www' Shown in their new :tudent cabinet room are. standing. L, Frank Kellogg Bob Bikei John Easton, Tony Taylor, Jim Shiota. Joe Nakamura: seated. Pat Joslin. Nlargwiet Kishiyanm ell Hein, Lynne Lombard. and Bev Schaff. This 10-member cabinet completed a very successful yew: ,ii 26 ibg em 13473: ' TONY TAYLOR PAT JOSLIN JOHN EASTON Secretary of ASSen,bl,e5 Secretary of Safety and Welfare Secretary of Student Affwiis 1 ff Q WW l ll i S lO Y l A lt l W A ' , tt.. A , ' ,g rrr rr rr fi 5, , W 1 l GZ ' 3 5 W i f BOB BAKER Vice-President STUDENT CABINET "Successful" can best describe each activity undertaken by the T958-T959 Student Cabinet. Starting oft the year, this active group promoted the largest sale ot student body cards in many years at AHS. Another tirst-ot-the-yearactivity was sponsoring the successful dance, the 'Howdy Hoop." Among some ot the better assemblies arranged tor by the Cabinet vvere i'The Mississip- W LYNNE LONIBARD Secretary of Treasury plans," the Fullerton J. C. exchange assembly, Eric Whelan and his color slides ot Mexico, and a special full-length movie, "Anastasia." Some of the many every-day duties ot the Cabinet members vvere attending meetings, ar- ranging tor pep assemblies, presiding over respective groups, and corresponding vvith other schools. A tevv ot the big expenditures ot the Cabinet this year vvere table and chairs for the nevv, modern Student Activity room, a cinemascope screen tor the auditorium, and a cinemascope lens tor the movie proiector. Finishing up the year, the Cabinet carried out successful plans tor ci CASC conterence on AHS' campus and tor the outstanding Service Point Banquet. Although this governing group completed many worthwhile activities, their main accom- plishment was learning to vvork together as responsible citizens ot their school community. 'W' t X 2 .iiivi si-iio'rA JERI HEIN L, FRANK KE,-I-OGG Colonist Club President Anoranco Editor Adviser 27 Add to the Council's Legislative Action BOB BAKER MARGARET KISHIYAMA President Vice-President .-cess, sy .. yqw L 4 X I MARILYN WATTS GARY SHEPARD Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms STUDENT COUNCIL During the T958-59 school year, Anaheim's Student Council or- ganization, under the able guidance of Mr. Laurence Decker, President Bob Baker, and Vice-President Margaret Kishiyama, has risen to unex- celled heights in improving the Colony's status. The Student Council is composed ot one student from each history and senior problems class. These members bring to the Student Coun- cil ideas that have been discussed in their classes, then the Council votes on the suggestions. A sporty event, the Beachcombers Ball, was just one ot the many activities undertaken by the Council. Another activity, and perhaps the biggest undertaking completed by this large organization, was that ot introducing the idea ot the "Victory Flag". To start ott the idea, the Council held contests to see what person might submit the best design tor the flag. The sketches that numerous students turned in were then voted upon by the student body. With the desired design selected and the flag constructed, it now hangs in tront ot the school, proudly proclaiming when and in what sport Ana- heim has conquered an opponent. DY4 b,4 7.4 7.4 s'4 5.4 s'4 v'4 5.4 vga P64 D61 0 0 Q 0 0 Q CT' 5? 1 Q A 5 to I A ,Ta J 4 :Ni 4 aff 'tt f . 4 ' tl if I it Mil tf TI sr . iso .. ,. lt 2- 'f 5 1 f 45' fr 'fi I Sy I P' l r , , 1 1, I 'Q M he V 'fr J AWK ' , ' ff" ' I t' , w, - hr, ' Y f ' i 'T -I I A ' 1 , ' , ' ' I I s, Qf, Q K f 'YUM 1- "" ' t ' S , f 2 it i "-W I ll QW ..., F 1 E I in ' WZ , I ff , ' gpg Q in ,A IM, gp..- -any -qv! A Headed by Laurence Decker as adviser, the 75-member Student Council was composed of.D. D'Amore, R. Avenmri, P. Beasley. J. Berry, D. Bertch, T Bunnell, S. Burns, M. Campbell, C. Cosindos, C. Currier, S. Davis, S. Dickerson. J. Drlley, J, Dominick, P. Dowdy, DeVaIIIe, B. Erhle. S, En- ger B' Eppersonv E. pelchery NI, Feilbaunt, C. Ferguson, G. Garber, T, Gispert., B. Gibson, L, Gordon. G. Hart. E. Heinzie, J. Hitchcock, G. Holt, G. Hguvard, L Inman, L. Iverson, M. Jenkins. D. Johnson, R, Kertscher, M. Kishiyanin, J. Link, J. Laner, C. Larson, L. LGQQ. B. Loard, J. Marchall, J Millard Morris, Je, Mortensen, Ju. Mortensen, P. Murphy, J. McDonald, D. Nankervis, D. Nelson. S. Peterson, S. Petitt, K, Perkins, A. Pruitt 5' Quist 'J Ftatliff, S. Seirsen, G. Shepard, D. Sheppard, S. Simpson, V. Skaggs, B. Spino, M. Stagner, C. Stanley, D. Stewart, B. Stromquist, T. Tiqueso,-,i J, Troxrll, C. Turner, M. Watts, L, Weaver, H. Welton, N, Wilkins. and J. Toussau. 28 v with Our Competent Court's Functions JANNAE HURLBET ,j i,..' fly' 1' . fe ' -.X , . E fs,4Mwt4w ff Z' Tb Wg? f XNQX , Wk, 4 Ns N, xitfffsjzs , ii K 1 GW? S, Q Q52 X s .. E: :i 1,-2:22 .1 ,' .Quai f.'.6,sv,:sss. iz in .XI ,K fwf- vf 1 gms f gif? Q 4 QS 5 is iz f if Q s Q KX GY SQ' X ff QV? X f X Q Gs, fs f A 1 P y 1 N, ff f :WJ .f s 1 ig, 2 W X gy I x I s ' l t , JI 5 W 5 t tt 1 I 4, N 2 file' ff V i 1 W ,,N, ,Y Junior i l A34 , ' " BILL BIELEFIELD Senior -nw 'QR fu 'Nm s A Trudi Borden, Chief Justice of the Student Court, enlists the help of Richard i Q Ryan, adviser, and Robert Kubota, one of four senior members, to assist her Qsftw Q 'V i "" ' s r with the details of an idea she has which will be of great benefit to Anaheim ft,-, ' A V High. L ' " , , ..., , .9 RICHARD KELLER C'-ARE .UNHN0 Senior Senior STUDENT CGURT Judiciously handling many ot Anaheims maior misconduct and discipline problems, the Student Court tor T958-59, under the super- vision ot Mr. Richard Ryan, has just completed a most highly success- tul year. Meeting each day tor a full hour, these competent court members gathered to discuss Ways and means ot upholding rules and order at the student level. l I Chief Justice Trudi Borden presided at the meetings, sitting various Nw, V M ,,,, c cwss . Ei. N GARY GRAY LAURA LEGG Junior Sophomore ideas suggested by the other members and throwing them open tor discussion. Some ot the problems curtailed by this group include cutting classes, tardiness, smoking, and other untavorable practices indulged in by a very small percentage ot the students. The Student Courts duties go little unchanged over the years, but each year it can be called upon to help maintain desirable campus order. W Cf ? iii Si t is yy .., R ,iti . . L wi Qi, V Y TOM SCA'-I NORMA FREEMAN Sophomore Junior 29 Students Each Morning Arrive to Find MAINTENANCE, AND BUS DRIVERS Keeping up the appearance and condition ot our campus em- ploys the work ot many men. Carpenters, painters, gardeners, and electricians cooperate in maintaining a clean, well-organized campus. With the help ot the students, these men have been most successtul in tultilling their duties. Transporting ot over one-third ot Anaheim High's students to and trom school is also a necessary part ot school lite. Besides chautteuring students on the regular morning and atternoon runs 1 i busy bus drivers provide a late run for activity-minded Colonists -cm, and participate in many special activity trips and athletic events. ,n z , , , 212 -f if , W 3 1 4, it if 11-tif" E tttt ft, 1 'Sf I , , , 'RED HAMILTON f',' fs? Stage Manager MAINTENANCE-'TOP ROVV fLeft to rightmz Hermann Gloislein. Earl Requar-th, and Stanley Terrey. SECOND ROXV: Emliry NV-est. John Rink, and Roy Lane. BOTTOM ROXV: Yance J. Ilalderhausen. t . , Q ,,.. V s www t.,c f f We any tt X X 5 xi f - E BUS DRIVERS--'FUI' IQIJVY3 '11 t't,1.,'-yn, IZ, lfi-wit, M, Xhiils, lf, ArinviiI:i, ll. .l:ivlasnii, I,, S+-Iiiilx, N. lfrii-S, U, lim.-1-a.,,,, iq, 1-,-im. M. IA-,whr :md 1' lilill. SIGVUNIP Ii0V,'1 II, VVrmdxx':ii'il, Nl, f.QlI2lFlllIN, VY. Ellis, M. Vuii Ili-1-, I-'. Mull, IC. XY:-:iw-i', lXlt l'ltli'I'S1llI, :iiiil l., Npivi-i'. llO'I"l'UlXi HUXX3: H. Nix, li. itztienii ia. lmiif-, ,wil Aiftuiifpv, 19- 0"AH'i"" M' U'1""Il, J. M'V"'f'lSN- wid N. lilllllltll- 30 , ', fit - 'iFt5mHM tBlE1lndEU1!t42Z6 I a Clean Campus, a Sparkling Place to WIMPY'S AND CAFETERIA During recreation and lunch periods this past year, Anaheim's cafeteria statt and Wimpy's workers, under the management ot Dorothy Heinze, strove to prepare hot meals for hungry Connies and Clems. Due to the condemnation of the cafeteria building, no tray lunches were served during the maior portion ot the year. These wonderful chefs prepared hamburgers and nourishing sack lunches for student enjoyment to aid the taculty and students over- come the loss ot the usual hot tood program. When the new cate- teria is completed next year, Anaheim Highs lunch schedule will no longer be an emergency program, MQW ts tr, i 4- is :--5: ' n X ' 5" DOROTHY HEINZE ,,,c,..,,, Cafeteria Manager S 5 .7 ilk 43 fr ' W4 ,gwwl 4 1 , I '- A f S 5 H K7 fi s, 7 K. Lz, :f Z l V tai! ,SY " szgk, X 1 X W M ,fs N 4 , .lf 't ar t Q2 gs 3 5 ii? an 5 If 444 My K as A. K sw 4 CAFETERIA WORKERS-'FOI' IIOXY: Giwifye Iiivker. Itflhyl Knitrtseti, M:u'y Hitux mil 'l'i'1nlv lletiisim. SIGVUNI1 HUXY: N:-lliv flx'+li'111yei', lliwqr zillti--ws. Ali'-it Kiilwvll, :intl I.ii+'illi- Volliiis. l2fJ'l"I'UKl ROV" Glnrlvs H illllllnlt lhtwtllix' H 1-inze, :intl l'flllllIl1" Alewimeil. cs i t I L Y- A ' . 'I ' M: ,Lil Nui'111:1 Moran, ,luck ltfgati, John Daw, .lolin l,'t'lllOlIlE', L'ltai'len1- Oliver, Carol Vanity WllVlPY'S STUDENT WoRKERS'Glad3? Hflluilsill:-ilillii ?Ia11eiuAln1:in, Pniiliile Alk'I'l'llN1lIl, :ind Dorothy Heinze-, mainuger. Carol Killiitgswoirth, -7111191 D1f'Vl't"'ge"' bam- +-...M s Q' s We? 't 'Q Rv We 1 L. gimp 31 Eat Lunches and Talk of Club Activities v .fs " QE ', it fit I TN i N 5 1 f Q Q , ' A Y s I .- Q is 'l K X 11 X, 1 -. K ,. is . l N ,,-is 1 s A S KE , , MN K S Q X t g . I if-7'v Q'- J ,, I t A I c 5 I VT! A kk , I - X Q ts X rw .vs K I xx ,.-. ,X . M f ti it A ' N X V.. 5 ts if K -W xt xx x A 1 - .s-- . , 1- .Q X 'N , -v: J wg , r S xi 2 . 7 .c HZg!,X ,xx R . Z xx . k it fr I 'Y Tlx: A R Q X v Qt '. - ii 5 i K M Q ,fy f Q I 'I f Y 1 'sis S .4 4 i ' Q ...i..-,,... . .11 A Rants 9 , 1 BOOK STORE PERSONNEL-TOI-' HHXX' iI.eft to riulili: 1':1i'oI lmvis, Saiuilixi Ni-i'i'is, I.ini,Ie. Lhiliiis, :in-I Mary Ulveiwi. IIOTTOBI HOXY: Adviser Siam Llirsiiiiy, .Iiiily Bielwille, Elaine Xlirreiiii, an-I Ili-suite XY:iIIi-ei: NHT SHOXYN: 1':ii AXHIUIIII. Mziillin Anderseii. Lti-iinri Lunily. 1tiz1i1:1 Mori-ilu, hatheriiie Russell, Diane XYIi:ii'ta1'i, ,Iinly xYl,ii,s' 311,71 ,xml xyim-,.sl-.lu STUDENT STORE AND INNER-CLUB COUNCIL Although Anaheim I'ligh's Student Book Store and Inner-Club Council are only in their second year ot operation, they have become very important elements in the lite ot the student body, The Student Store, opening onto the patio from the driver educa- tion building, proved to be handy to tultill many students' needs. Supplying the necessary school equipment, such as paper and pencils, the Book Store pertormed a valuable service to AU Connies and Clems. Other functions ot the store were to sell tickets tor school i i l I Qs , fi I ' T Q '-Q I Q. it f . i5?ftw I if ll WH?-rg J fin? I 9 activities and to measure seniors tor caps and gowns tor graduation. The most valuable service pertormed by the Inner-Club Council was its support and promotion ot the Foreign Exchange program, Members ot the club, presidents ot all the clubs on campus, sold shares to raise money, and also made substantial contributions trom their club treasuries. To establish unitorm club constitutions and to co-ordinate campus activities are the purposes ot ICC. W.: ,L 1 if INNER-CLUB COUNCIL 'I'HI' Ilftit S'I'.XNItIX41 4I.i1tI Ii- itglitti IN-:ui Nliirlwlip, l.,xili.i nina, .lililt xl"llll"ll, XI.ii,..iiiI Ixlxltlt ini.i, Iliil I iililmiii , N l,,,,, ffl 4'jIy,ly Vi,-i i'y-fit Vtiy-is Iflxmi .Nl:ii'iIxii Xlillf-t' 'I'Ii'-iiilii Ilill, :iii-I Iiiilii-rl l.yiiii, Jiiltlrvly I:il'l"l'it1l liiixyg .l:iH,- 451,-,ml.i,.,1.l' ili ii ii ' ' lm, 1 - 1,, , itil, .nh I., . . , , , p,,ii,j,,,.1i,, Iii-xirily Svlirilt, .Ii-Vi I'iiIliii:iii, Ilxxwii Iimilli, :iiirl .li-:iii Mir 32 N' . Books Or Browse Through Interesting , ss., i 4 l i I " f'r -trirv t Several ol' Anxilminrs IIIQUU' office workers are shown as they liiisill' kr-Vim the 1-ainlpiis wheels rolling rlfroni Leftlt Mrs. F'r'ii-lfl:i,h:iY. Sf P 2 , O lllf? lJl'1liQl1t1lI, Mrs, Ilovice Muvkziy, Mrs. Lois xxvlllillllgiljll, Dean ol' Girls, Mrs. Elaine ilerger, Mr. Orville Nelson, :mtl Mrs. XYlIlllI'vf,l llrut, OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF Smiling faces which greet students and faculty upon entering the main hall belong to Anaheim's office workers. These are the busy personnel who keep the hub of our big campus wheel oiled and free from friction. They must answer telephones, keep the typewriters humming, run off bulletins, give broadcast announcements, and answer all questions with smiling faces. Providing a quiet place for students to study, to do homework, or to gather research information is the campus library. Florence Borror, head librarian, directs the efficient staff of student workers, and manages library activities in general. Carol Lewis, library clerk, and Alta Isbell superintend other functions of the smooth running library. Students take advantage of library facilities by using it for study before and after school and during the double lunch periods. Research work must usually be done in the library, but Connies and Clems may check out books for entertaining or educational reading at home. A We T Q is f ii iw.. sw Q . sss C I ..... felis WB f ss, Q., N21 6 LIBRARY STAFF TOP ROXV i,Left to rightt: Alice Pepper, Janice Brown, Diane Cobb, Margaret Chavez, Nancy Burke, Alta lsliell, Litiiary Clerk L is Librairv Clerk Front Row' Janet Allman, Janis XYarren. Donna Snelgqrove, Barbara Kudetieh, Linda Dodson, Evelyn Burnett ilegngaahglieeldio, Barbara McNally, and Florence Borror, Librarian, 33 '14 t 3 'r fr v tx, fi .5 t 5415, A ll Taking office in l869, James M. Guinn served as Anaheim High Schools first principal. During his term the Board of Education granted the first high school diploma in l88O. Located on the cor- ner of Chartres and Emily Streets, the first campus site moved, in l9Ol, to 608 VV. Center Street. In l908, the Ana- heim, Loara, and Magnolia school dis- tricts united to form the Anaheim Union High School District. Upon Anaheim Highs present site, purchased in l9ll, six beautiful Greek-styled buildings were erected. Added to them, the old auditorium, the gymnasium, and shop and science buildings became part of the Anaheim campus. But the earth- quake of l933 destroyed many of the buildings causing others to be moved or remodeled. Three years later the new main buildings replaced the old one. Between i955 and i957 the com- merce, homemaking, music, and shop buildings were built, Anaheim Highs auditorium has been beautifully remod- eled this year, Although the "Union" in Anaheim Highs name was disquali- fied when Western Junior High became a high school in l957, Anaheim Union High School is official until the "Union" is dropped some time in the future. 'Z . . . Familiar faces were most often seen in classes. From a graduating class of one in 1880, to a senior class of over 1100 in 1959, Anaheim High's student body has certainly grown. Growth increased slowly at the start, though, because after the first di lom p a was granted no class grad- uated f 20 ' or years. Classes reopened in 1898 with 808 students. Then, in 1938, enrollment took a big jump to 1113 students. Student population did not match this figure again, however, until after World War ll when 1289 students enrolled. This year's class has the distinction of being the largest class yet to graduate from Anaheim High School. Approximately 700 iuniors and 800 sophomores are currently in attendance. Most of the time these 2600 students can be found in classes-studying, discussing, disecting, or doing homework. Occasionally, however, students may be seen rushing to the next class or chatting amiably in the patio at lunch or recreation. Many smiling faces appear around the campus as friends discuss recent assemblies and club meetings or join each other on the way to class. is .ss 5 e s Q: ss- A r w X S c s, Y - A t :f sf. tg u. 2 rf- 'Si ts ffi, V PAM DAVIS Secretary JERI PULLMAN Treasurer cn I'I'l Z 70 cn . 1 .px X , gi s . -pa Q, Q ' gs' . . Q Q 5 4-ff.: X C 9 1 MIKE ANDERSON r J President C y S 5 ll I BOB McPHILLIPS Vice President Armored with Youth, Spirit, Enthusiasm, Standing up to the fine traditions and heritage established by preceding classes, the seniors of '59 are summoned to face the re- sponsibilities ofthe adult world. Officially recognized as the largest class to graduate from Ana- heim High School, the seniors of '59 have made many proud contribu- tions to their school. They have planned and carried out many successful dances. Out of their accumulated treasury, the graduating class left an outstanding gift to the school. Cherished memories of the senior class play, "Cloud Seven", the achievements of fellow graduates, spirited pep assemblies in the senior circle, the colorful Christmas formal, the fun-filled iunior-senior prom, Blue and Gold day, and Baccalaureate are fondly kept by each senior. Organizing, supervising, and promoting the activities of the senior 36 XXX X sg ' in "' ALLEN C. NELSON Adviser class are the tasks that the Senior Executive Committee has successfully undertaken. Deserving special recognition, the members are as fol- lows: Mike Anderson, Judith Blanford, Dick Bobenhausen, Trudi Borden, George Bragg, Tanya Brickman, Pam Davis, Grace Erhard, LeRoy Fry, Richard Gimino, Glenda Griggs, Vic Hausmaninger, Glen Herbel, Keiko lwashita, Betty Jaeclicke, Pat Johnston, Ray Lambeth, John Mc Commons, Bob McPhillips, Marilyn Mayberry, Marcie Milbrat, Chuck OSlJOrn, Harry Owen, Jeri Pullman, Bud Reeves, Bonnie Sedloff, Mary Snow, Mickey Stacy, Sharon Troutman, Jeanie Visel, Denis Vollom, Fred Webster, Judith White, and Joyce Wilbur. Under the capable leadership of the Senior Executive Committee, the senior class officers, and Allen C. Nelson, senior class adviser, the class of '59 enjoyed a memorable and beneficial year. - .... ---1 .9541 'A .. 'af ., ' gg' is ' ' i" NI : , K ' H . HM M Q' 'R V x- QT x M-14 V WW W, EE 'Q 3' E W3 , RICHLEY H. ABBOTT ALBERT ABELLANA. JR. HENRY ACEVEDO ALICE ACOSTA DAVID ADAMS STEPHANIE ALEXANDER BOB ALFRED D Walef P0-IO. 3 YFS. JV Foolball Track, 3 yrs. Drill Team Sr. Leader Malh Major Business Major English, -Malh Majors Mallh MBIOTFL Track, 3 yrs. lnduslrial Arls Major Business Major Shop Major FBLA AQVEFTISIDQ Slflif SW"'l"""l'flQ bil-'IU Colonisl Club Colonisl Club Tri-Hi-Y Colonisl Club English Major AFIIONS Tfamfef ! f QWQQ 'P 5 M X f wif 15 if 9810? gf qw, ,, -M.. K4 ,W,,,,., I . ...,, -. ff Qs V 3- MARCY ALLEN RONNY ALLEN JANET ALLMAN LEO M. ALPONTE MARY LOU ALVARADO CAROL R. AMELOTTE Drill Team, .2 yrs. Colonisl Club Girls' Rifle Club Pres. Malh Major Homemakinq Major Art Major Flus ness Major Social Sludies Major Girls' League English Major Business Major Tri-Hi-Y GAA, l yr. lndusfrial Arls Major Tri-Hi-Y Wood Shop Major English Major Girls League - ff -S ' X 1,4 f s gm S! J , yr-as W 4 is We gs . l sw , -. , . f, MARTHA K. ANDERSEN Sludenl' Slore Worker Business Major Girls' League Anol Confidence, the Grooluoles of '59 lmswi d"T"'q , lr, -'fb X' fauna! JAMES H. ANDERSON MIKE ANDERSON ROBERTA SUE ANDREWS GLENDA ANDREWS JIM ANGELLAR Mililary Science Major Varsily Foolball, 2 yrs, Spanish Major Girls' League Prinl' Shop Major Torch and Saber Jr., Sr., 'Class Pres. Tri-Hi-Y Social Sludies Major English Major Colonisl Club Eng., Science Majors Bela Gamma, l yr. FBLA Colonist Club . L ' :Lg jfs! . '-We A S I N .,,,, Nj ,,a,...o PATRICIA M. ANTOLIN DOLORES M. ARIAZ ADELE ARMSTRONG PATRICIA ARNOLD GI-oRjA ARTHUR Arl Major Girls' League l'l0HOI' 5O.Cl9lY, 3 VVS- Pep Club R01-0.Hj Bela Gamma, 2 yrs. Spanish Major Malh, Science Majors Gi,-lg' League FBLA Business Major English Major Lafm Club. 2 VVS- Business Major English Major K s Nuff 'Win our ,pw . :SNA T News Y ASHBY BILL ASHTON GARRIE C. ASPENGREN GILBERT ATHERTON RICHARD R. AUSTIN JOHN AVITIA B Gilkajh Major English Major Colonisl Club Malh Major Malh Major Varsily Foolball, 2 yrs. Rl?1S+T'iBl:.glj-aErY English Major Malh Major Science Major Business Major English Major Spanish Major English Ma-or Colonist Club Waferpolo, 3 yrs. Malh Major Lalin Club Colonisl Club Sludenl Council Science Major 37 X WX ,A wr- wr ss . X--fa .., . S X -- s yum, ,dew- S sm? JERRY BAINES BOB BAKER BRUCE BAKER LOUISE BAKKER JUDY BALCH Colonist Club n Student Body Vice Pres. Mech. Drawing Maior GAA Business Maior Industrial Arts Maior Varsity Football, 3 yrs. English Maior Colonial Coeds Girls' Glee Wood Shop Maior Math Maior, St. Court Colonist Club Commercial Maior Tri-Hi-Y VAN' V""""'0vw .pg xss-v. " we rx .... W A - x Ra , - we ' BNN X XXX QA Q . X X ,M " X X X x X 5 E X N X S ix 'QT XX f 6 i DIANE M. BALLENGER WILLIAM T. BALMER Business Maior Business Maior . Sub Dabs Visual Aides Assistant Drill Team Chess Club , Q, so E. , as ww -.,,.g-se BARBARA BANDLOW P. K. BARNES SHERRY BARNES JEAN ANN BARNEY PHILLIP BARNHARD LORETTA SUE BARNWELL DAVID BARRIOS Drill Team, I yr. English Maior Business Maior English Maior Science Maior Business Maior Business Maior Art Maior Sub Debs, Tri-I-li-Y Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs. Work Experience Gamma Pi, ICC Girls' League Colonist Knights Business Maior Pep Club, Latin Club Pep Club, Sub Debs GAA Roto-Hi Social Studies Maior Social Studies Maior Surveys ci Grown-up World Filled with wrww.. r PAT M. BARRY WEST BARTON Spring Concert Varsity Wrestling Pep Club Vice Pres. Industrial Arts Maior Yell Leader, Sub Debs Varsity A Club 4 ff .amvff , JEFF BATES Enqlish Maior Industrial Arts Maior Sr. Executive Council 'Ft ROGER BAYMILLER CECILIA BEARD RAYMOND G. BEATTY Transfer Student English Maior Student Council Honor Society Spanish Maior English Major English Maior A Cappella Choir Hi-Y 'V -I" si E fi s ,s . MARY BAUER J. WILLIAM BAUM Pep Club Mani Maior Transfer Student English Maior Girls' League Colonist Club X-as ,psa- X5 . is N fi X K LEONARD J. BEDWELL LINDA BELANGER Advertising Staff Girls' Glee Colonist Club Social Studies Maior Social Studies Maior Girls' League Nm we KATHLEEN M. BELGER HERBERT BELL PATRICIA BELLMORE l MICHAEL BELMONTE CLAUDIA BENNINGER ROBERT E. BENTLEY SAM BERGER An Maior Coionisf Club Foreign Language Magor Industrial Arts Mayor Roto-Hi Business Maior Colonist Club Business Maior Social Studies Maior French,Club Colonist.Club U Business Maior Shop Maior Social Studies Girls' League Industrial Arts Maigr Advertising Staff Electronics Mayor FBLA Colonist Knights Science Maior 38 Maior WW DE ANNA BERRY Music Major FBLA Pep Club gov' ww NICK BERRY Aufo Shop Major Malh Major Social Studies Major WWW "wg-mfirf BILL BIELEFELD ,, A - BONNIE BLACKWELL Tri-Hi-Y Girls' Glee Girls' League JUDY BLAKE GAA English Major Girls' League BONNIE A. BERRYMAN DAVID J. BERTCH DENNIS R. BIGHAM MARILYN BILLUPS Honor Sociely English Major, Hi-Y Mafh Major Math, Lalin' Majors Bela Gamma Mozart Club Social Studies Major Colonisl Club Officer Social. Siudies Major GAA - n Lalin Club Treas. Foofball, 2 yrs. Varsily Baseball, 2 yrs. Colonisl Club Social Sludles Major 'sf wg "" ,f f' -:Vg zf'v,1i:'i,,,W"iff""yf1:W?QT5'f,'ffEj',,f?Q ,QKI , A I . . "-' . A I-A L Lfffa 'f ""- - . A fwfr 'im f ' . fm' p ,hw Wy f' ' 0 , . as , ' .Y ,W 5 me A f 0 ,125 -A-7 324 ' wi. ' l ,EQIEIE ' PATRICIA L. BLAKE RUTH BLAKE JUDY BLANFORD Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs. Lusiness Major Business Major Music Major Social Siudies Major Tri-Hi-Y Commercial Major Girls' League Missouri Transfer Responsibilities cincl Challenges . .. mf ORVILLE N. BLEVINS MARTHA BLIAZES JIM BOBBETT CAROL BOBENHAUSEN RICHARD BOBENHAUSEN English, Malh Majors Business Major Colonisl Club Tri-Hi-Y Auio Shop Major Colonisf Club Girls' League Malh Major Girls' League Senior Executive B Foofball, l yr. Social Sludies Major Social Sfudies Major Social Sfudies Major Colonisf Club K W s vegas-as we JOHN BOICE MICHAEL A. BOLSTER DESMOND BOOTH DWEN BOOTH TRUDI BORDEN Varsify Wreslling Malh Major Maih Major English Major Tri-Hi-Y, GAA Social Sludies Major Science Major Aulo Shop Major FBLA Presidenl Siudenl Council Colonisl Club Gamma Pi Lalin Club ICC Vice President Social Sludies Major -sw., IANNE ELAINE BRADD PHYLLIS BRADLEY GEORGE M. BRAGG DOROTHY E. BRANCH GENE'-DA ligzafiff D Colonial Coeds FHA Presidenf Football, Track I GAA, i yr, Commglcib I YL Spanish Club, GAA Arf Major A Cappella Choir Pres. Debale Club iljjgrfigiing Slaff. Girls' League Cabinef Home Economics Major Senior Executive Science Major S f . ' ' f ssl . s S- r Q . x S W I' XX X, . ..,.. b i N 1 x r ,.,,,.,, ,,.,.,: ..,. K: .' ' im , BETTE BOVA' DORA ANN BOWLES Lalln: English Majors English Major Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' League Commercial Major Sl. Louis Transfer Girls' League B-EN E. BRANNON EARL L. BRECKENRIDGE D?M0l'3Y. 3 yrs. Science, Malh Majors H'-Y, I Social Sludies Major EnQl'5h MBIOI' Colonisl Club 39 SV A X ' - ?., ..-yy , f , vs j 214111 ,f W A j Ruse f ...Q 1' FW ai ' i. M" . f ,. A K W f , .,..:' . JERRY BRIAR Business Major Bible Club, 2 yrs. Transfer Sludenl BOB BROWN Colonisl Club Malh Major Social Sfudies Major Fond gf 3 Wu? ' ff 5' ' MQ: ,vm X mem, rf . f "work 'X " M ,,,f, 4 1 XT ,ff , lL .. TANYA LYNN BRICKMAN Homemaking Major Senior Execulive Girls' League . ZA, . 1. BYRON E. BROWN Chess Club, Rolo-Hi Foofball, Track Science Major ,cg Nxv,-.:-gzgsgwzegf . -- , ,, . :fs : ye,,:g:g:::-1-V --ss 2 if ,. ' ... -..- 1 , 'SNR .f5"1 " QSM "" I " ,.,., H . f .N - ' - ssss sv X 1 ' ' j sf" ff. .sb ' ' s - .. ax ss ,yo M SHERRILL BRIESACKER SHARON BRIGGS BETTY BRISQOE JULIE BROADBENT BE!EIH.Yr BROENN Girls' League FHA Treasurer El'1Qll5h MBIOF. GAA T""l'l"Y , B "'. sag . yrs' Social Sludies Major Pep Club Coeds. A Cappella TYPIUQ MPIOV S"'S'l'TSS .alo M . English Major FBLA Safely, Welfare Comm. Malh Major OC!-3 Clenfie alof' LAURALENE BROWN JUDITH L. BROWN TERRY BROWN ' Business Major Malh Major Machilne SIIOP MGIOV FBLA, 2 yrs, Social Science Major COIQFIISY Cl!-Ib U FNA, Pep Club Girls' League Social Science Malo' Memories Will be Cherished ,uw JUDY CAROL BROWNELL DONNA BROWNFIELD BILL BRYANT English Major Usherelles Varsily Foolball, I' yr. Mafh Major FNA Vice Presidenf Social Sfudies Major Sludenf Council Pep Club ColoniSl Club SANDRA BUNGER Tri-Hi-Y Reporfer FBLA, Z yrs. Lus., English Majors A-MW WKW X JANICE FAE BUHROW Girls' League, CSF Science, Language Mjrs. Social Studies Major GEORGIA BUKER Bus., English Majors Transfer Sludenl Lalin Club JOHN BUNNELL ERNIE BUNTROCK BARBARA BURGESS ROBERT' BURGESS RUTH BURGOS JAN BURK Swimming' 3 yrs, Colonisl Club Tri-Hi-Y Machine Shop Major Commercial Major English Major Walerpolo, 3 yrs. English Major Business Major MBCIZIIDISI Club English Major Tri-Hi-Y Swim Club Pres. lnduslrial Arls Major Girls' League Varsily Foolball Girls' League Social Science Majo 4 .1 5 f ff , f W WK 4 C f 1 4, 'MQ fr! I, ' 'W f ,,,,, , hiss. '7 ' 1 . in-aa -wg, X KE NANCY R. BURKE EVELYN LUCILLE BURNETT DENNIS BURNS RON BURNS' RON J. BUSH DARLENE BUSSONE Enalggjinegftiggios,-UR Social Science Major Business Major Mavlh Major. English Major lnduslrial Arls Major Social Sludies Major S ' l Sludies Malo' Business Malo' FB'-A Science Major Malh Major Colonisl Club Girls' League Ga,-Eclif, League GMS' League Girls' League Colonisl Club Wood Shop Major Social Sludies Major Commercial Major 40 A - I is I. 2 7 - 2 ' Z . f AA 'I ,ll X 1 4 f 4 if f-fi A f M ' V My . yi? I -My V al 3 Us 5 og iw! sl I L Q My U , if X , V1 A j M Asif , , A Q 2 Q floyd, . ii' ' . . ,H j 'ZAR ,A ff . 3 . 32? I F 1 l A 'X 'l K W A I 4. sf A MARILYNN CADARET LARRY D. CADY CAROL CALDWELL JUDITH CALDWELL Thespians Vice Pres. Colonisl Club Flag Twirler, 2 yrs. Business Major LARRY CAMPBELL Social Sfudies Major Gardena Transfer Colonisl Club 1 2' fi" ' MARGARET CAMPBELL English Major Social Science Major Girls' League . W ' f Z , K ff ' Vx W3-W, ,gl aj, X "3 W cf f I , ' ' 'A 'AE'-2 i , Q ir I ,,,,.?f W MM ' f?f'i,. " M! ,ff 'W jj: ' .W NWAIW., If 1. W . L. I JAN L. CARR Girls' Glee Social Sfudies Major Jr. Play, Choir Social Sfudies Major Sludenl Council Drill Team, l yr, Languafe Major lndusirial Arls Major Pep Club Girls' Le-59'-le X W ll' ' I fm, I : 9 i f 'F x 5 W ,,,vQ1Ze.1 .. f ii -f 'ms' ,f J ff I f 'yi V . . sf Z, c 47' f' ' 4 .... I gi , ..w,.,i ' A ai RAMONA CAMPBELL TAL CAMPBELL BOB CARLSON JANE CARMICHAEL Tri-Hi-Y Malh Major Malh Major Thespians Pres. Clerical Major Business Major Elecfronics Major Spanish Club Pres. Girls' League Colonisl' Club Spanish Major Colonial Coeds Forever . .ve 'mm BOB CARTER JACK CARTER English Major Social Sludies Major Ivlalh Major Colonisf Club Co'onisf Club Bus., Science Major Wkygiw JOHN A. CENTOBIE CARL E. CHADWELL MIKE CHAFFEE Wimpy Sfaff Phofography, 2 yrs. English Major Swimming Club Social Sfudies Major Spanish Major Band Colonisf Club band, l yr. Girls' League WILMA KAY CARROLL Tri-l-li-Y, FBLA Commercial Major English Major MERRILL CAMPBELL Lalin Club, Tri-Hi-Y Malh Major, GAA English, Science Mjrs. I .... , X . ,g n ,xv ' jf 54" y. " . ff A S fs PAT CA R S W E LL Tri - H i- Y Bus., English Majors Homemaking Major . . The Accomplishments . i ,Z W- M.. 'VW ,Y vw 4 M1 'B if V 2 1 we Y' ' fail' We W MICKEY CASTRICONE Varsify Football, 3 yrs. Varsily Track, 2 yrs. Varsify A Club J' -1:4 ' ft W. ,, ua.-.cs X Y , 1 rw N I 1 MW ,N X S Ms . kjj i Q ,WH -mcg WQ..,,l,x OLIVIA CASTRO Business Major Homemaking Major Tri-Hi-Y A E , . ,,.. , . Ne " Q Q 7, '-'s..,a..-A V, v c ,, sg - , 2-1:12 , ' DOUGLAS P. CENTOBIE Waferpolo, 2 yrs. Swimming, I yr. Band, Yep Band MIKE CHAMBERLAIN Varsify Foolball PETER B. CHAMBERS Mafh Major Social Siudies Major English Major Colonisl Club Colonisl' Club ' ' ' QR, 15, .W , ima W, . 'W - qc... . si Si .7.'-'1rs'ass.535Q ,. ef x re '-'Ass . E JUDITH L. CHANDLER CLARENCE CHAPMAN MARGARET CI-IAVEZ PAUL CILLEY MICHAEL CLARE BRUCE L DEFslii1l3sscM3bIiF Arl Major Colonisf Club Business. Major. English Major Malh, Science Mjrs. SociaFS:i1l:Iiies Ma'or AH wood Shop Mi,-S, Girls' League Machine Shlop Major Homemaking Major Ma+h Major Colonisl Club Colonisl Club l Mojarj Choir Youlh-Government Social Sludles Major Girls' League Tennis, 3 yrs. Social Sfudies Major lnduslrial Aris Major 4l '-rx - A me N, DAVID A. CLARK Marh, Science M'rs Gannr--a Pi Machris' Club Wye! 7' Y x Nw I 1 I gk? TQ , DONALD R. COLE Colonlsf Band, 3 yrs. Business Maior Colonisr Club clncl 'F ' My A V, 4 SANDY COOMB Girls' League Social Sludies Maier Work Experience af' ., aims 3Eff"L-,w'4Zl! l f 1 cg .Z . W . " H. A.. A CHRISTINE COSINDAS Van Nuys Transfer Business Maior 4 ff he .af . ,M 1 'W 1' . Y - .5 , V. -' ' vs, 'Os , ... 'M K? 1 ' ' .,., 4 A . 'Of as -S Ar' . QI' C, Q , ,, Y-L THOMAS H. CLARK DENNIS L. CLAUSSEN DANNY CLEAL JACK R. CLEMENT DIANE COBB A LOIS-COFFPEAY' F Varsiw Wrevirg Mafh, Scie-:e M'rs. Cclo-isf Club E'q'iSh VS Or l'lCf'e"'B'f 'Q M5 C' B V955 'E O Sc:'al S'.c'es Vaci' l-loner So:'e'x, 3 xrs, Sccial S'.:'es Ma' l.a"" Cl-b I Soience Ma cr FBLA D N, Cclcrisf Cl-b La+'n Cl-b 3 xrs l'zi.s?r'a Ads Ma'cr liars". Tenns G ' s League MSDN' 5- we fawfi rwWWWrWE" WWfWMTW'WSTWM4??wZ. ' .s-" 1 7 ' nw il s.. c , f A-., A Y A. ,E '-'H " ' I rl Q 2 ' I 6 V Q ff 'ef f f , S H SX " 'kc was , 'Uhr' JON COLLIER JACQUELINE COLLINS MICHAEL S. COLLINS SUE COLLINS BETH EILENE COLTEN GARY CONNER Rolo-I-li Girls' League Co onis' Bang Girls' League Hornernalring Mayor Colonisl Club - Girls' League Social Srudies Maior Spanish Maier Mafh Maior Bible Club, fl-'lA Social Srugies Maior English Maior l-lomerriakfrig Maier English Maior Girls' Glee Bus ness MalO" Gamma P' Successes Shorecl by the Senior if CAROL LYNN COONEY Business Ma'o" English Ma'or Spring Concert " W r T V142 f J, , ,., Q 4 v 5 L . , , s...,.. f , in , . A.-rg' I LARRY S. COSSID Malh Science Mirs Colonisl Band E. .,. is All .ings--v CT' C.. GARY CORN WANDA LEE CORDER DOMINICK CORRADINO Focal SfLc'es Maior Science Maior Varsifx Baseball Mgr, Colonisl Club Mafh Maior Ma+h S:'ence M'rs, Language Maier English Maior P-lar-or S:-ciefx 'MQ ji. EMILE J. COUTURIER Wood Shop Maior Socal Sludies Maior Gi,-is' League Pep Band Work Exbenenze i , Q 473 ,f -,f .V i , ,,. iv" ' , , , 43 2- f E' Try EV . sl K 4 4 Q if ' I - X. XMV JV' Y l V X "" X 's ' A". ,fo-f , E. , I ,f A DAVID L CRANDALL CHARLOTTE ANN CREEL KEITH CRONIN JUANITA CRUCE Musi, 'Maiw FBLA Radio Club Girls' League Mfzalf Choir Bib e pep Clubs Key Club Business Maier Mezarl Club Englsh Mabr Social Sfudes Maior Pen Club 4? JOE COWLES CAROL ANN CRAIG COlO"'Sf 5'-SW Business Maier Ancrarco Slab' Grls' League Ar', Journalisrn Mirs Segal Skies Mabr xr. Lf 'D vi i 2' JERRY CRUM FINA CRUZ PATRICK C. CUMMINGS Colonisl Club- Ccrnrnercia' Maier Arizona Transfer AU? 5l"OD Maiorl Homemaking Maior JV Football Social Slud es Maier Girls' League Social Studies Maier of H IU 'WWA TOMUMEY J. CURREY GORDON CURTIS MARTHA ANN CUTHBERT ROSEMARY DAILEY MYRNA LEE DAMERELL MICHAEL C. DANIEL DONALD DANTICE Tr11Hi-Y Science Maior Thespians, Roto-Hi Music Maior Art Maior Music Maior VarsitY Wre5i"n9 Business Maior Gymnastics Spanish Club Social Studies Maior Top of the Pops Colonist Club Math Malor English Maior Art Maior Jr. Play Spring Concert Social Studies Maior Cadets VGFSIIY A Club f' , :.,, if, 762' , wig? We 'Vw Nw , Yr 0 fs, .1 ,, LORETTA M. D'ANTONI BILL DARNELL TINA DAUGHERTY English Maior Varsity Basketball Transfer Student A Cappella Choir Math Maior Girls' League Girls' League Science Maior Social Studies Maior Closs ...Senior Boccolo fmt' 'W f , 4.7. vii il. . ff M -1 Q f , ,Q , JAMES VICTOR DAVIS PAM DAVIS SALLY JANE DAVIS Math, Science Mirs. GAA President Anoranco, Annual Colonist Club Sr. Class Secretary Sub Debs, Tri-Hi-Y Social Studies Maior Colonial Coeds Press Club, Pep Club vm., f if rvvf wr' Mir ww S .wwisw SHARON KAY DAINDY WARREN DEACON LARRY DECKER MIKE DECKER SUE DECKER PNA' 3 yrs, Eng., Language Mirs. English Maior Auto Shop Maior Coeds, Tri-Hi-Y ICC Girls' League Advertising Staff Annual, Anoranco Machine Shop Mnior Science Maior English Maior Anoranco Staff Swimming, Waterpolo Colonist Club Social Studies Major x ixf f ., fysx ,,.,. X , ,,,...ssw-" DENHAM LARRY DENISON DON DEWELL ORLAND DE WITT -'AN?'E.'1"'cE DEMSKI Boyjafh Major Football, I yr, Auto Shop Maior Mech, Drawing Maior ?'r'sfe,.e?:,?,:'jenf English Maior Business Maior, Hi-Y Agriculture Maior Top ot Pops, I yr. Soilgl Studies Maior Colonist Club Student Council Colonist Club Colonist Club G-is w""" ww-M' BARBARA JO DAVIS CAROL SUE DAVIS Commercial Maior Business Maior Latin Club Girls' League, GAA Future Nurses Pep Club, Drill Team ureote . .. wma ' Nr, S .ff 'S MATTHEW J. DAVISON PAT DAWDY St. Council, Court Drill Team, 3 yrs Sr. Play, Key Club Mozart Choir, 2 yrs. Honor Society English Maior so W - ,ik ...L KAY MARIE DEGLER JOANN DE MOSS Business Maior FBLA Girls' League Homemaking Maior Social Studies Maior Girls' League 3' RAMONA DIAZ JAMES DICKENSON SPBNSII MGIOT Colonist Club Homemakmg Maior Machine Shop Maier SPWDQ Concert Social Science Maior 43 .ee . :fax .Z by v..,.iT, but . .. A Y :ss x C ffm 3 x S " ah DON DIERBERGER Math Major Waterpolo, 3 yrs, Swimming Colonist Club RICHARD DILLON Machinist Club Sec. Machine Shop Major is S. Iv-vs .. .. 'fl' i Q Ax T 'ii SSX? PENNY DINKLER Gold Seal Bearer Jr. Class Secretary Colonial Coeds SUE DOAK Transfer Student Future Nurses Girls' League xa- ,ia 'Q' LINDA DOLAN KATHLEEN M. DOLFH English, Math Majors Roto+Hi, Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club, Usherettes Junior Red Cross FTA Vice President A Cappella Choir ,wa UV' LINDA ANNE DODSON FRED M. DOES Hornemaking Major Business Major FHA Art Major Colonist Club Social Studies Major wf-f X , s, ., . 'Y' S - :"'Ss.t7" ' if 1 ss 'Vi ' D j X A' gf " 'ia We . 'V E ' off away ,gg as W' X11 'Nm 1 Q- ' X ef. we M.. ,,. , .CN X, x I ...-. iZWW T , 2' F , ...N JEFF DOUGAL Math Major Science Major Colonist Club ANN E. DOESKEN Home Economics Major English Major Girls' League JOAN E. DOWNS ELAINE DOYLE Business Major I-lomemaking Major GAA Commercial Major FBLA Pep Club The Exclusive Privileges Given Only to ' 1.4 ,,,. ,Lv I-'40 'WM-My . 1 M ROSE MARY DUARTE RICHARD T. DUFFY CAROLYN SUE DUGDALE Spanish Major Auto Shop Major English Major C Football Homemaking Major Social Studies Major if we-. DANNY DUNTON DONALD E. DURANSO Social Studies Major Latin Club Colonist Club Mart-i ivlajor Math Major Science Major we MARY KATHLEEN ECKMAN MIKE EDWARDS South Gate Transfer Social Studies Major Girls' Glee Colonist Club -j,j,j.jj,y Math Major 44 Bible Club Girls' League Business Major lor Nb' asf MAXINE DUSSAU MAXINE DYE Language Majo T Hi Y English Major n s Ma Girls League Girls Glee ffw up-e W. JOHN EASTON Student Cabinet Colonist Knights Pres rsitv Tennis 3 F . 1 :T PAT EDWARDS SHARON G. EDWARDS Tri-Hi-Y Business Major English Major Girls' League Orchestra Social Science Major A ' TERRY EDWARDS English Major Math Major Bible Club 1 rs... ,, rw. Suisse VV use R X .. or 'v-.Wav DIANE DUNNING Homemaking Major Tri-l-ti-Y Girls' League X . fm wx .X We s 3 ' ...... N CARLOS ECHAVES Industrial Arts Major Social Studies Major Colonist Club si 'I 'S' ' , s., -I " -' A Q X V iq' .X ' is . N KAREN ELLIOT Business Major Homemaking Major Tri-Hi-Y ape N PAUL DUNPHY Transfer Student Colonist Club Social Studies Major 'H Q Q MELVIN ECKERSLEY Colonist Club Social Studies Major Business Major " Y ix A K . fb Q' se. A s K , x s A BARBARA EPPERSON Drill Team, 3 yrs, A Cappella, l yr. Business Major Wf Q "' ' 57 ff wif M LINDA EPPERSON GRACE ERHARD LYDIA M. ESQUEDA RAYMOND C. ESTRELLA DOVIE FANNING PERRY FARDIG DELWIN FARMER MFIIIIIMBIOF Molart Choir, Club Art Maior JV Cross Country English Maior Business Maior Social Stud'es Maior Tru-Hi-Y Colonial Coeds Girls' League B Track Social Science Maior Shop Maior Colonist Club FHA Sr. Play, Sr. Exec. Social Studies Maior Industrial Arts Maior FHA B Basketball Math M-5l0f V wand WALT FARNEY JUDEE FARR JACKIE FELDT BLAKE FENNELL HELEN FENNER LYNN WAYNE FERENCE JOANNE B. FERM Varsity Football, l yr. Music Maior Girls' League Varsity Football, 2 yrs Commercial Maior English Maior Business Maior Track, 3 yrs. English Maior Social Studies Maior Varsity Track, l yr. Social Science Maior Math Maior Top of Pops Machinist Club Girls' League Work Experience Varsity A Club Girls' League Colonist Band, 3 yrs. Spring Concert Upperclcissmen ...The Prepcirotions 'K I W V 'WM q My YOLANDA FERNANDEZ JIM FIEBIGER BOBBI FITZGERALQ ROSLYN FLACHMEIER CHARLES FLETCHER Homemaking Maior Math Maior PIWOTOCJVBPIWY MBIOV Tri-Hi-Y Spanish, Math Maiors Girls' League English Maior PQP QIUID French Maior Science Maior Girls' Glee Colonist Club Glrlg League Aff Maior COl0I1iSt Club Q.. ss- RICHARD J. FLINN BETTE FLINT ANA FLORES GILBERT FLORES ROBERT FLORES Colonist Club Efl9llSl1 MGIOF Afgeftllfle Transfer Machine Shop Maior Shop Maior Social Studies Maior Future Teachers Social Studies Maior Student Council Coionisi Band Industrial Arts Maior PGP Club Girls' League Colonist Club Social Studies Maior News OHN H. FOLEY SHARON FORD GALEN FORTIN MURIEL J. FRANCIS PAUL FRANKLIN DARLENE V. FRASER J Engiish Maior Spanish Maior, GAA Math Maior. Band, 2 yrs. Colonist Club Homemaking Maior Boqgovciegggpgliee Transfer Student Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Science Maior Drill Team, l yr. Science Maior Girls' League English Mem Mr. Spanish Club English Maior Colonist Club FBLA, 1 yr. Mm Maior Social science Maior eammg Pi "O" 45 .. Wit? 5 0f!""" ,wwf WRX 'R We - UNWN CONNIE FREnERlco LINDA JAYNE FREEMAN PAT FRENCH ALEX FREW LE ROY FRY Junv FRYE MARSHA JEAN FURNESS Tfl-Hi-Y I Journalism Maior Business Maior Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Eng., Spanish Mirs. Business Maior E"lQl'5l1 MBIOF Anoranco, Annual Transfer Student Accounting Maior Machine Shop Maior Honor Society TQP of POPS Math Maier GAA, 3 yrs. Girls' League Colonist Club Student Council Drill Team, Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League ,K ,N Wifi my PATRICIA ANN FURTADO MIKE GALKA YVONNE GALLANT NORMAN GALLUP REBECCA GANGER GENEVA M. GARBER SHEILA GARLAND FHA Mount Carmel Transfer Tri-Hi-Y Band, l yr. Transfer Student Business Maior Homemaking Maior Business Maior Auto Shop Maior FBLA Social Studies Maior Social Studies Maior Student Council Cal Hi Transfer Homemaking Maior Language Maior Business Maior Colonist Club Girls' League English Maior Commercial Maior . . . ond Anticipation for the Jubilont Xi JANICE GARRISON RICHARD GARVEY PAULA GAYK SHERA JEAN GAZAY ROBERT O. GODOY Commercial Maior Social Studies Maior A Cappella, 2 yrs. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Spanish Maior A Cappella Choir Wood Shop Maior Tri-Hi-Y Drill Team, FTA Cross Country, 3 yrs. FHA Colonist Club Business Maior English Maior Basketball, 3 yrs. English Maior Spanish Maior Pep Club, 2 yrs. DYANNE GIBBONS BECKY GIBSON ROBERT GILMORE Sub Debs, GAA Treas. Machinist Club Pres. Wrestling, l yr. iiri, . 1 W RICHARD GIMINO Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Senior Executive JERALD GELNER Colonist Club Social Studies Maior Agriculture Maior Pep Club Student Council Machine Shop Maior gusgness Maier ff, , A, j 6, '- ,,:,:,.. ' . A ' W' f f' 13. fin I A ' . " .. ti f I ' - BARBARA JEAN GODSEY JUDIE GODWIN DENNV GOFORTH LARRY GOIN' b DELORES A. GOODWIN BEVERLY REGINA GOSE JAMES L. GOULD Business Maigr Sub iDebs Varsity Football Social Studies Maior Homemaking Maior Math Maier English Maior Girls' League, YFC Spanish Club Sec. Honor SocietY Colonist Club Music Maior English Maior Science Maier Social Studies Maior Tri-Hi-Y Math Maior lndU5lflf1l AHS Mdivf Glflf l-669119 G-'lflS' Leaque French Club. l Yr. 46 qemw, A W 'F ,Jilin- A DAVE GQVOREAU DONALD A. GRAEFF SUSAN GRAHAM JUDIE GRANGER ELAINE O, GRANUM CAROLE GRAY WILLIAM GRAY Industrial Arts Maior Industrial Arts Maior GAA, 3 yrs. Math, Art Maiors Business Maior Commercial Maior Math .Mdlof English Malor Social Science Maior Beta Gamma Pep Club Ef1QliSh Mdlof Eflqllih Mel0f C0l?"'5' CIE-'I' , Colonist Club English Maior Science Maior FTA, FBLA Pep Club Pep Club Social Studies Maior 6 Y,- JODEE GREATREX GLENDA GRIGGS KATHRYN GROSS DON GROTHE ARTHUR GUILLET Business Maier Gamma Pi Secil Ti-955, Girls' League English Major Colonist Club English Maior FHA Historian Social Studies Maior Varsity Baseball Science Maior Girls' League English Maior Girls' Glee Colonist Club Officer Social Studies Maior All-Night Grocl Porty . . . Th Colorful Nn4!""'v. gimp Oy "" lvx. -we, N SHIRLEY GULLION RON M. GULY NELSON A. GUZMAN STELLA GUZMAN BONNIE GWINN Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. Latin Club Pres. Math, Science Maiors Beta Gamma, 2 yrs. Drama Class Play Science Maior Red Cross Rep, Colonist Club Commercial Maior Exchange Assembly Beta Gamma Science, Math Maiors Transfer Student English Maior Social Studies Maior i Rylyigqawfth, L 5 Q 1 STEPHEN HABENER ETHEL HALL TOM HALLSTONE JUDY HAMBLY DICK HAMILTON BILL HAMM MARITA HAMMETT Science Maior Business Maior Auto Shop Maior A Cappella Choir English Maior Agriculture Maior Colonial Coeds Honor Society FBLA Social Studies Maior Music Maior Baseball English Maior English Maier Varsity Track Girls' League Colonist Club Business Maior Colonist Club Colonist Club Drill Team, TriAHi-Y ARLES R. HANKINS SHEILA HANSON NANCY HARDIN DIANE HARGER LYNN HARGROVE BRAD , NATiiI:Hr-IIIAMMOND clilrack Business Maior Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League English Malo, MdlliEYM-ZOIIARKER H memaking Maier Foofball Girls' League Girls' League 5OCIal Studies Maior Thespians Varsity Basketball Biillsiness Maior Hi-Y Social Studies Maior Business Maior Math Maior Girls' League yarmy Baseball 47 Ek 4-e..m.. ' V Navy! ,..,,..a9 GEORGE N. HARMAN FAYE HARPOLE LYNDA HARRELL CONSTANCE HARRINGTON SHARON HARRIS CHUCK HASTINGS HARRY HA:I'ANAKA Social Studies Major Homemaking Major Tri-Hi-Y Business, Math Majors Business Major Math Major ' Mall' MBIQI' Colonist Club Business Major Advertising Staff FBLA Tri-Hi-Y, Drill Team Industrial Arts Major English Major Industrial Arts Major Girls' League English Major Downey Transfer Student Council Colonist Club COIOTIISI Club f ,h..,,,, . 'WWW' , .ffif-,,y , - M Q TOM HAUGEN VICTOR HAUSMANINGER SUE HEIGEL CARL HEIMBERGER JERI HE.IN English Major Math, English Majors Anoranco Staff Wopd SIIQP MGIOV j Sl- Cablnel- Coeds Westchester Transfer Spanish Club Girls' League Social.Scler1Cf-2 Milf-'I' Annual- AHOFBHCO Ed' Colonist Club Colonist Club Oregon Transfer Colonist Club Gold Seal Bearer, GAA , Excitement of the .lunior cincl Senior of A 7 ww X ,313 i w e . . kj 4,. L4 ff. Q.. J fff , Q 'f A if X ! 'A 4 X X V ! W J 96 f V, f , Q X I , 'V J ff Z f M f my HW' 5 f SHARON HEITSHUSEN RAYMOND HELD CAROLYN HELMICK CLAUDE HENDERSON MEREDYTH HENDERSON Art Major Science Major Drill Team, I yr. English Major Roto-Hi, Debate Usherettes Math Major I-lomernaking Major Spanish Major GAA FBLA Radio Club Pres. Business Major Math Major Math, Science Mjrs. W r W Qty NR 5 CLIFFORD HENEXSON GLENN D. HERBEL RONALD HEROUX KENNETH HERRING FRED HIBBERD MARGIE HILGENFELD 1-HEQDA ELLEN j.jjLL Social Studies Major VNS'-TY Football BUSINESS MGIOV Wood Shop MfJI0f M-ill1.Mdl0I' Coeds Vice Pres. FNA Pres., Rolo-Hi Colonist Club VBFSIIY Baseball COIODISI Clpb RIfIe'Tean1' Colonist Club Spanish Major' AMH Jr, Guild Pres. Industrial Arts Major Colonist Club EHQIISIW Malo' EVIQIISII MOIOI' 50Cial Science Major English Major JRC-FNA Co-Pres., ICC f we us- I, , we Q fm: f I 0 nigga. JUAN HINOJOSA RICARDO HINOJOSA JIM HISIED I JEANNE HITCHCOCK RICHARD HOBBS BETTY HOCK SA'!'g'Y SLIQEBAUGH Enqjjgh Major Art Major ' Industrial Arts Major Studlent Clouncil English, Math Majors PNA .pu Social Studies Major Spanish Major Colonist Club Music Major Wood Shop Major Homemaking Major Girl, League - - - - - , Busjness Major Colonist Club 'lop ol Pops Social Studies Major Senior Exec. Board Colonist Club Science Major 48 Ulvwqqg emi? , ,eG3Q?i ZW SO' ,...-vu" EQAL BARBARA HODES DOUGLAS HODGE BARBARA JOAN HOFFER SANDRA HOLDEN JOYCE LYNN HOLSINGER GILBERT HOLT RON W. HOPKINS Math Maior English Maior Business Maior Girls' League Home-making Maior Machinist Club Colonist -Club A English Maior Gamma Pi FBLA, GAA, PNA Social Studies Maior English Maior Student Council Eng-. Science Mirs, BUSINESS Maior Colonist Club Usherettes, I yr. Business Maior Girls' League English Maior B Football wc P"'7"" GERALD HORTON ROBERT A. HORTON GEORGEANN HOWARD CURWIN M. HOY PAT HRABACK LOIS HUDDLESTON DONNA JEAN HUGHES Colonist Band Tennis Sub Debs Science Maior Honor Society Homemalring Maior FHA, 2 yrs. Varsity Track, 2 yrs. Colonist Club Mozart Club Math Maior FBLA Secretary Girls' League Transfer Student Social Studies Maior Math Maior English Maior Colonist Club RotofHi Pep Club Business Maior Prom . . . The Reworcls of Hcircl Work SUSAN HUNT Homemaking Maior Commercial Maior Pep Club VERLEE L. HULL Tri-Hi-Y Business Maior Girls' League Q an SX' SANDRA HYsoM SHARON A. IDLER Jr. Exec., Tri-Hi'Y B-Qfldlsel. l YV- Girls' League Rep. GlI'lS Glee. l YI'- GAA Band, 2 yrs. wwf' LINDA INMAN TERRY ISBELL Transfer Student Fllllffe l'l0m?m5k9"S Student Council BQSIUFSS Malo' Homemaking Maior Girls l-959'-le iw" W. LEIGH HUNT Science Maior Varsity Basketball Honor Society was AQXXWM .- 3 xo LINDA IEKEL Girls' League Homemaking Maior 'A WMM zz 3 , ,,,,. .. ' 2 5 2 5 ff' .ff vf.,.,:5 -- "' o Z V , 5. iv QL :rs -. 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Girls' League Student Council Covina Transfer Girls' League C0l0I'HSI Cl'-Ib Along with the Many Lessons Leorned , MMM W Mmaiwf, PAT JOSLIN PATTI JUDGE MK, St. Cabinet, Coeds Girls' League Gold Seal Bearer, GAA Business Maior Annual, Anoranco Social Studies Maior y W , y Mx' -al ' j ff! I X - 'wwf TOM KEESEE CHERYL A. KEISER WMP RICHARD KELLER Math Maior Social Studies Maior Math, Science Mira. Spanish Maior Girls' League S:tuiinlHCf5urt English Maior Business aior OO 0 . Y"5- Qfwi ,X W ' W ff -cv ' '4M"" ' If I I I my .iii ' , . f WHWMM . Ak 1 avr' '29 " X 6 BOB KAIN STEPHEN T. KANNARD ADRIENNE KATZ Science Maior Social Studies Maior Music Maior Colonist Knights Men'S Glee Commercial Maior Social Studies Maior English Major Girls' League I X -we X . . WN' S 3 M? t:Ns g.1i'f A-ij, ps X X K We ss Q ee esac., A , f"- I E i 0' g we ARDITH KELLY FHA Bible Club I-lomemaking Major SHARRON E. KELLY Roto-Hi Girls' League English Maior V' W-s 'F . is ffm Q X . -s"e-ss + gs lu i.. 1 Hy rfb, X SANDRA LEE KELSEY RUTH ANN KEMP JANET T. KENNEDY SHARON KENNEDY DAVID KENT SHARIAN E RAVZ1r':iE'y:SE2'otball Drill Team Co-Captain English, Math Mai0rS GAA. 3 YYS- Tri-Hi Y Bible Club Math M ' G ' K RN D , , ' - . . alor irls League Social Studies Mayor English Mayor Roto-Hi Tri-'Hi-Y Pres. Hornemalcing Mayor Science Maior Social Studies Maior Colonist Club Business Maior Bible Club Latin Club Treas. Business Mayor Gamma Pi English Maim- 50 237. .mates aw' sa q,,,,,, .5 3. , ,,V V . as if ,K ivy . ,, -1 I f f f , , foie Wg., , ,.., ROSEMARIE KERTSCHER DELMAR V. KEY CAROL KIEFER LINNEA KIEWERT KARRON KINARD FRED KIRK RONNIE KIRKLAND, Exchange Student Industrial Arts Mayor Social Studies Mayor Transfer Student Band, 3 yrs. FFA Social Studies Mayor Student 'Council English Mayor Girls' League Girls' League Business Mayor Agriculture Mayor Colonist Club U Sr, Play, Coeds Colonist Club Language Maior Eng., Language Mirs, Music Mayor Industrial Arts Mayor Industrial Arts Mayor AW, ls. ,fi,, W F MARGARET KISHIYAMA DON KLISS PHILIP G. KNOBLOCK THOMAS KNOX GORDON KOBLITZ Girls' League Pres. English Mayor Auto Shop Maior Mozart Choir, 2 yrs. Student Court GAA Sec., Coeds B, C Basketball Math Mayor English Mayor Key Club Honor Society Tennis, 3 yrs. Colonist Club Colonist Club Honor Society Tought by Foilings The Wisdom and ss sw is MARCIA KOEHLER JAMES KOENINGS GAYLON KOONTZ BEVERLY KOUBA GEORGE KOVACEVICH Song Leader. Pep Club Math.Mayor. Business Mayor Pep Club Math Mayor Sub Debs Vice Pres. Spanish Mayor Girls' League Colonial Coeds Industrial Arts Mayor St, Council, GAA Colonist Club Social 5tudl2S Maior English Mayor Colonist Club hm f q-. Z qww . s,.,fe nu Kgs K 4, gy CHARLOTTE KRAFT NANCY ANN KRAJACIC MAUREEN KRAMER DICK KREAGER LARRY KUBOTA ROBERT KUBOTA BARBARA ANN KUDEBEH 'r,.y,y.yg.Y Business Mayor Tri-Hi-Y, FTA Baseball, 3 yrs. Math Maior Honor Society Art Mayor English Maior Girls' League Usherettes. Eng., .Spanish Myrs. Key Club Student Court English Mayor Math Mayor Roto-Hi Honor S0ClelY 'C0l0f1l51' Club l'll-Y Student Council Girls' League iw-A "l'4'-we STAN KULA SUZANNE KUPERSMITH GWEN LAHEY MADREEN LAMB IRENE L. LAMBERT RAY LAMBETH Varsity Tennis, 2 yrs. Honor Society Girls' League ' Girl-s' League . Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs. Math, English Mayors Nlligmgl-tegyoli-AMlTZ Basketball, I yr. English Mayor Social Stu-dyes Mayor Social Studies Mayor Band, 3 yrs. Key Club, Bel-Airs Social Scienc M . Science, Math Mayor Language Maior Homemaking Mayor Business Mayor Business Maior Honor Society Colongsf Cyube a'or Sl W AWN? 'Edie' JANET LANDES RICHARD H. LANDIN BONNIE LANE SHERRY LAPOINT DEWAYNE LARKIN DONNA LAWRENCE KAREN LARK-INS Colonial Coeds Latin Club Commercial Maior Girls' League Industrial Arts Maior Banner Bearer ' English Maior English Maior Math Maior Sr, Exec, Board Social Studies Maior Social Studies Maior Exchange Assemblies Math.MaiOr GAA Science Maior Girls' League Business Maior Colonist Club Colonist Choir Trl-HI-Y. 2 YFS- W f me s, we W?" 3 . ,l:. s,., W . E: ' SUSAN LAWRENCE LYNN LEARNED PRISCILLA LEFFLER KYRA LEGAROFF Homemakinq Maior Girls' League Commercial Maior English Maior Science Maior Social Studies Maior Girls' Glee, 2 yrs, Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League Business Maior Girls' League, GAA Advertising Staff ,,N6V" GLADYS LEHMANN Drill Team, 2 yrs. Future Nurses English Maior Fr enclliness of Anciheim's Teachers oncl aff' ff 'ff P -:IZ -A " 44' " ,1j. '2 55,23 M " " "Hg: e'fQ,,,,.,.,g r , R, ' , N gf fff ' f X' X X Ks-5-sv .,.,. , 2 'C' ffl. , , , f' U MW A 4 fi ELAINE LEINER JOHN M. LEMON TOM LEO JAMES N. LEONARD BRUCE LEWIS A Cappella, I yr. English Maior Math, English Maiors Science Maior English Maior Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Social Studies Maior Waterpolo, 2 yrs. JV Basketball, l yr, Coionigf Club English Maior Colonist Club Varsity Swimming Math Maior Science Maior , 7 W7 Z ,Wo Q W' I 'ZW 'Www .7 Q-77., gy! rev? JERRY R. LEWIS SUE LEWIS PAUL L. LEYVAS MARIE ALANA LIEBI ROBERT LIGGETT MURRIETTA LILES Music Maior FBLA, Roto-Hi Varsity Wrestling Art Maior Colonist Band English Major Ekrlsilil Itllahrog Band, 2 yrs. Spanish Maior Math Maior Girls' League Electronics Maior Comme,-cial Malo, Wood Shop Maier A Cappella Cnoir English Maior Science Maior Social Studies Maior Colonist Club Drill Team, 2 yrs. Band , ,, ,f .V r , if f f , ' WMWQ5-.QA Meir, i yi :I ' 4 , 1 , 'V sf QA LOUIS LINGREN DONNA RAY LINK DOROTHY LIVEZY BARBARA LOARD BONNIE LOARD JAM , Varsity Swimming Mozart Choir, Club Art Maior Colonial 'Coeds String Ensemble Engasl? 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MC NEIL Tri-Hi-Y Commercial Maior Girls' League Girlsf Le-NUS Commercial Maior Tri-Hi-Y JIM MC INTYRE LESTER MC KINZIE Math, Science Mirs. Student Council Rep Colonist Club Z 9,,,ws?fg,:. Q Q BOB MC PHILLIPS RONALD MAAHS LARRY MAGDALENO Varsity Football, 3 yrs. Social Studies Maior JV Baseball Captain Varsity Track, 3 yrs. Colonist Choir Eng., Spanish Mirs. Band, 2 yrs. Colonist Club Colonist Club BRUCE MC GIFFIN Math Maior Colonist Club English Maior Eng., Business Mirs. Tri-Hi-Y 1- , is X il 'E .-.sw mr-ff X113 ' . - f .. WT! .-EQ. ,J - iff .,,s rg., .'-SSW: :M ' RICHARD MC KNIGHT Varsity Football, 3 yrs, Math, Science Mirs. JERRY MC MAHON Industrial Arts Maior I l Social Studies Maior E"'Ql'5l1 MBIOI' Colonist Club AW' fvssw-as 'ig .fw- i Nm be mx "Y" 1 'VD STAN MANARD JUDY MANG AVLMGIOF l - Girls' League Social- Studies Mayor Girls Glee Colonist Club Homemaking Maior 53 .,.. . , . is , Q N "fA its ff! it 4 is ', w ' fx 5' x Z, if l :,,,, .W I. 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Colonist Knights Gold Seal Bearer Colonial Coeds Colonist Club Homernaking Maior Varsity Basketball Music Maior Track Girls' LGGQUE V- Pres- T""H"Y The Ecstcisy ot ci Victory Together with i ww JIM MEGER Business Maior Football Industrial Arts Maior JUDY E. METCALFE Girls' Rifle Team Homemaking Maior Commercial Major JUDITH MEISENHEIMER Girls' League Business Maior English Maior if BOB MENDOIA TOM MERRELL RAMONA MESA Industrial Arts Maior English Maior Business Maior Colonist Club Colonist Club Homemalcing Maior Social Studies Maior Spanish Club Girls' League ,,. M ,,,, 4-if aqua W Ma ELLA MAY MEYER AL MEYERS MARCIA MILBRAT ROBERT MILBRAT ' Math, English Maiors B Football Girls' League Industrial Arts Mayor Honor Society Colonist Club Social Studies Maior Football, Z yrs. Future Teachers Industrial Arts Maior Language Maior Track. 3 yrs. 2 f fag' -ff' ' HOWARD MILLER JULI MILLER JUTIIIEHMLLLARD Torch and Saber Transfer Student - Sfudenf Council Colonist Club Social Studies Mayor Business Maior Math Maior Girls' League 54 v YHA. un...- x, T 'ix Nui' M 'm MARIANNE MILLER RICHARD G. MILLER ROBERT W. MILLER DENNIS M. MILLONZI Girls' LBHQU-0 Colonist Club Colonist Club Social Studies Maior Business Malor Military Science Maior Social Studies Maior Waterpolo, 3 yrs. Girls' Glee Rifle Team Colonist Choir English Maior X ij N ww KH DAVID MITCHELL Gold Seal Bearer Gamma Pi 'df "TfI"1'P ' Ma MW 1694 CHRISTEL MITTMAN BOB MOBARRY Football, 2 yrs. Business Maior Baseball, 2 yrs. Business Maior . Fulure Nurses Malh, Science Mirs, Social Science Maior Sub Debs Tri-Hi-Y Social Sludies Maior X U Ss' , V 'Suwan- NORMA MONTGOMERY RONALD A. MOODY DEE MOORE lndusfrial Arls Maior Sludenf Council Colonist Club Girls' League Social Sludies Major Social Sludies Maior L. JANIE MOORE Tri-Hi-Y Commercial Maior Social Science Maior vw, JOE MOORE LINDA MOORE HENRIETTA MORALES DIANA E. MORENO RICHARD A. MORENO Band, 2 yrs. Tri-Hi-Y Sludenl Council Business Maior Machine Shop Maior Colonisl Club Social Sfudies Maior Homemalring Major Homemaking Maior Cross Country, 2 yrs. lnduslrial Arls Maior Girls' League Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y B Track, 2 yrs. The Teors of Deleol... Seniors Leogued VIRGINIA ANN MORENO EDWARD A. MORFORD DIANA MORGAN Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club English Maior Molarl Club, Choir Sludenf Courl Colonisl Club English Maior Social Sludies Maior Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs. .,.,. . . . 57 s iv s . .. 'lt' Y , -.X ww JOYCE ELAINE MORRIS KAREN MORRISON BILL MORROW JEANNE MORTENSEN Mozart Choir, 2 yrs. Downey Transfer Industrial Arls Maior Sub Debs Presidenl Eng., Spanish Mirs. Sludenl Courl English Maior ICC Presidenl Girls' League Rep. 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'2s, S ss tai- s S BARBARA MURDOCH Homecoming Queen Maiorelle, Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club Pres, 55 We-ff:,f:-W - ..,. ,Lf if3ge1fZXQfy I it ,, ,Q Ei: 11:-A Us Wm ,J Mgt, . juan ms . ff was ""' ., f f r f W A 7, , S if 5 , L Mwwy.. . ALICIA MURILLO I-lomemaking Mayor Business Mayor Social Science Mayor GAIL MURPHY Annual, Press Club Anoranco, 2 vrs. Tri-Hi-Y, Ad Staff dang-NM ,fsggw Wwaw, NANCY MUSHEGAIN JOE NAKAMURA JANICE MURPHY Girls' Glee Bible Club Girls' League dl' 1'4s.mW' L. Al PEGGY MURPHY PAT MURPHY JANE R. MURRAY PATSY.MURRAY Student Council Varsity Wrestling Usherettes . EnqllSl'I. MUSIC Mirs. Latin Club Colonist Club Business Mayor MOZBYTI' Club English Mayor Math Mayor FBLA C0l0nl6l Coeds ffl" y"'Tfii' WWA? .... SHARON NALL MYRL NANKERVIS VINCENT L. NAPOLI Yell Leader Student Body Pres. Girls' Glee Commercial Mayor Math Mayor. A Cappella Choir Math English Mayors Girls' League Homemaking Mayor Science Mayor Commercial Mayor Key Club English Mayor FBLA, FHA Colonist Club Together in Firm Friendship . . . Are All -Wlf X My ,. S WW! f' f M X - ' 'Af S, 'Q 'Q ,z:ff"-W9 Z- uf' 1, .W .ff 412' K vi-11.-643-U Ky 'www 'T 4:52 Eifiiz,-i'Z,, MARGARET ANN NEFF ISABELL NEIMAN DAVID NELSON GARY NELSON JIM NEUMAN Pep Club Girls' Leagu-e Annual, Anoranco Science, Math Myrs. Social .Studies Mayor Girls League Business Mayor D Press Club V,vPres. Colonist Club . Industrial Arts Mayor Art Mayor Homemaking Mayor Pep Club Officer Social Studies Mayor Football ' if fn ,Za M ,,,,,. , vit -gy, 5 id S SN? my' 1 LINDA NEW RALPH NEWBERG U Girls' League Social- Studies Mayor Social Studies Mayor Colonist Club I Business Mayor AQflCUll'-'fe MSIOV , ,, .,,, W,2WJ.,fW ,,,,, ,,,,, .,,, , , ,, as A , IW J, ,,,, V X , y,.. , Z M ,V , X, , ' fy , J' f, "iff , JOHN AUBRY NOWELL DANNY OAKES English Mayor English, Math Mayors Social Science Mayor Social' Studies Mal0" Colonist Club Colonist Club 56 BOB NIEBALA Latin Club Math Mayor Science Mayor M if y vm., ,L i,W 14 fl W! 1 f , 'W -lf ' , y 4 'fm 2, +V, ,, MARILYN NIERMANN DENNIS NOAH KAY NOLAND BBN- Gdmfftd English Mayor Girls' League Efl9l'2l' MUIOV Machine Shop Mayor Social Studies TfIAl'l"Y Colonist Club Business Mayor Mayor on USUN x--agp' SANDRA L. NORRIS Business Mayor Student Store En lish Mayor S CAROL ANN ODERMAT1 cHAm.Es oGLE BETH oLsoN NORMAN OLSEN cy-IARLENE N. ouvin Business Mayor Gold Seal Bearer English M ' W' Sf ff G' y ' L Homemalring Mayor Hon. Society V. Pres.. Pep Clubalor Ccimiint dub Mllisic tvii:y?:liie FBLA Del-Wife Team. Roto-Hi Tri-Hi-Y Social Studies Mayor Social Studies Maier K em, 1 EVM? endow f""""l Q: im f., , L FAYE LYNNEOLSON MARY OLVERA SHIRLEY O'NEAL CONNIE ORENDORFF CHUCK OSBORN MARIE ANN OSHABEN GEOR-GE OWEN ' EnQllSl1 Malol' Commercial Maior Homemaking Maior Art Maior Tennis, 3 yrs. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Social. Studies Maior Colonial Coeds Tri-Hi-Y Art, English Maiors Business Maior Colonist Knights Homemaking Maior Colonist Club . TIWSPIGHS SGC. Future Homemakers Drill Team English Maior Hi-Y A Cappella, FHA Industrial Arts Mayor 2 ,, , j-,:'.1..,.g51Q., ,A ,,,, V .,,,1 , ,if ,riff ff f if iiwlw, ql .,,gg,5,-gin ,W I M11 , .h V, .- ,f K We ' iz, E gawwwk I W K , , ww? -, ,LN iz V 11" if I . ' f W! W fsiy HARRY OWEN NANCY PAIGE JUDITH K. PALKA MARLENE A. PALMI DONNA PANNEK LOREN PANNIER LUCY ANN PARENT JV Football Student Council Gold Seal Bearer FBLA Vice Pres. A Cappella Choir Math, Language Mirs, FBLA, 2 yrs. TI'-Bok. 3 yrs. Girls' League Honor Society Pres. Tri-Hi-Y Transfer Student Varsity Tennis French 'Club Music Maior Social Studies Maier Math, Spanish Maiors Roto-Hi Girls' League Honor Society, Hi4Y Commercial Maior Amon 'ws few ,,f4..., Q the Treosurecl ,A an N I V ,J . . ' ' 5 344. 1. fi wx F f , 'ZA W 5 7:-ie -an-.,.,,,, MAURINE PARKER EDDIE PARVIN BILL O. PASSO ERROL PAYNE LEO PEARSON Business Maior Social Studies Maior Varsity Football Varsity Baseball FFA Secretary GAA, 3 yrs. Colonist Club Math Maior Math Maior Agriculture Maior Gold Seal Bearer Colonist Band Basketball, Track Colonist Club Math Maior .1-01" . was A ,W U., . i .pr -s my fo -N93 'metre . "'E'f"tr'7' 3 0 in 6 Remembronces 1 DON PELSER RUDY-PENA 1 RALPH PENNELLA RICHARD L. PEREZ JOYCE ANN PERIP Social Studies MGIOI' Ml-'5lC. .EI'IQllSl'l M6l0l'S MaCl1ir'llSt Club I Pep Band, l yr. Future Homemakeeg-l Colonist Club - HI-Y. Bible Club Wood Shop Maior Music Maior Math Maim- lndustrial Arts Manor AH OFQGYHST. 2 YFS- English Maior Industrial Arts Maior English Maior . Y. ..., V ..,, .... . ,,,, W., .. xx it ,Q VV ik 'E ,,,,,,. W W, 8 ess X, ' N www, , . VV ' ' 'N - Ka f 1 ss: as QQRA ' 104 J Q55 ss A, 1 W 'Si "f' my X me . V ' 425.0-'Q AZ A ,. PERRELLA DONNA PETERS GRETCHEN PETERS JOHN PETERS PAUL PETERS BARBARA PETER czlxirligss Maior English Maior Business Mayor Industrial Arts Maior Math Maior Millikan Transfi?N Llrll-ll::orS.loT:T3toN English Maior Social Science Maior Pep Club Colonist Club Spanish Maier Commercial Maior Beta Gamm YT 'H' FBLA Bible Club Tri-Hi-Y Social Studies Maior Colonist Club English Maior Debate Tearwl rl' I-Y 57 xi -male 'Www Mw.. may SUE C. .PETERSON THOMAS A. PETERSON HARRIET PETNICK SHARON PHELPS THOMAS L. PHILLIPS WILTON PICKETT BRENDA JEAN PIERCE Colonist Choir Industrial Arts Maior GAA, 3 yrs. Social Science Maior Science Maior Shop Maior Y C9mff"e"C'5l Mali?" Girls' League Colonist Club Honor Society Art Maior Colonist Club Social Science Maior Girls League Social Studies Maior Social Studies Maior Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League Math Maior Mdfh Maior Pep Club JUDY LEE PIERCE English Maior Glee Club Helcl Z f f,,l i livl, 1 . lzl A , W iiil A ., . . f . V, ,V .,..,. 1 . fl! C ,IW PAT PORTER MARILYN POOR Social Studies Maior Homernaking Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior English Maior Typing Maior MONA PIERCE VIRGINIA PIETSCH NINA PITTS MARVIN PLATINGA THOMAS F. POE JACK C.. POI-LEY English Maior Student Council Student Council Colonist Club Ef19l'5I" MBIPV C0l9n'5I C195 I Commercial Maior Business Maior Annual, Anoranco Social Studies Maior SPBHIQIY MBIOF 50C'?l SI'-1d,'e5 Malol' FHA Girls' League Homemaking Maior Usherettes, Coeds English Maior Colonist Club EnQlISh MBIOI' Decir to Eoch Senior . . . Here's to i l , fin - ,, 'gy ,fgg C ,V . ,Inv f 1,245 X V V' 77,4 l ,, W ANNA PRUITT JERI ANN PULLMAN A Cappella Choir Colonial Coed Pres. Business Maior Class Treas., 3 yrs. Top of Pops, Z yrs. Mozart Club Sec. 'Q -.. , ' 1' .. L? if qv. , - ' " , X" Aw, .1 X ' 'W40 W f ROBERT PUNT Math Maior Varsity Mgr., 3 yrs. Hi-Y wiv SWL A X CRESPIN PORTILLO JUDY POTTS THELMA M. PRUETT Industrial Arts Maior Art Maior Sub Debs Colonist Club Homemaking Maior Band English Maior Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y JERRY PURCHASE DOLORES R. QUAID Social Studies Maior Business Maior Colonist Club Art Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior ,., - S .ss ssts s -X 'P . 7' RHOENA QUANDT MARY L. QUATTRINI NANCY RACHUNOK PAT RAGLAND ' RUSSELL RAILEY ED RAILSBACK KATHY RAINEY Commercial Maior Science Maior Social Studies Maior Student Council Rep. Industrial Arts Maior Math Maior Colonial Coeds Mini., Maior English Maior Girls' League Exchange Assembly Machinist Club Colonist Band English, Music Mirs. FBLA pep Club Business Maior Spanish Club Treas. Colonist Club Waterpolo, Swimming GAA, Tri-Hi.Y 58 mi O5 WWW, 7WW,...,,. Vu U N " JOE RAITH BENITO D. RAMIREZ FRED D. RAMM CHARLOTTE RANGE JOHN RANGEL DUANE RAPP KAY RASMUSSEN FFA Pres. Varsity A Club Art Maior Commercial Maior Industrial Arts Maior Business Maior Business Maior Track, Z yrs. I Industrial Arts Maior Colonist Knights Social Science Maior Social Studies Maior Industrial Arts Maior Girls' League A Allriculture Maior Football, Baseball Machinist Club Pep Club Colonist Club Colonist Club Homemaknng Mal0f' .4 ' KI My X f ' 1 5 M A! sw Q.. as W' 4 f Q 'fs-mag. , L4 PEER RASMUSSEN JANET RAU YVONNE RAUSCHKO Exchange Student Coeds, Pep Club Science Maior Yeomen Hi4Y Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs. Business Maior Colonist Club Language Maior Girls' Glee Cur School cmcl Long on , fini """-QW 'ZEN FRENCHIE REASONOVER LYNDA REED SANDEE REEKER Social Studies Maior English Maior Roto-Hi Colonist Club Business Maior Pep Club Industrial Arts Maior FBLA English Maior . , .5 X 5 s-, . A-ui New J,,,,w--.f Z ,W 9 :ggi A ,f V 5 4 . s,..2V LN s 'KSA 4109 -9 RE UARTH ERIC REY JANET REYNOLDS WANDA RHEA SARA RICHARDS Magr English Maior Art Maior Girls' League Usherettes Music Maior Texas Transfer Business Maior Business Maior Future Teachers Social Science Maior Colonist Club Enqlish M-3l0l' Homemaklng Malol' l"'l'l'll'Y ss as l Xa- s Nh 'sro if fi LB SANDY REAGAN SUZANNE M. REARDON Spanish Mir., Debs Business Maior Flag Twirler, 2 yrs. Girls' Glee Girls' League Sec. FBLA High Moy V 'A , ' 'li' ,' 'P ' q -1- . 1? ., at f, so v ' ll 4:1 6 f ' X g BUD REEVES JANE REINEMANN Varsity Football English Maior English Maior Math, Spanish Mirs. Varsity A Club GAA, 3 yrs. . cv, KAREN RICHARDSON English, Art Maiors Latin Club Okinawa Transfer LINDA LEA RIDGEWAY Business Maior Girls' League FBLA ' ,.,-up-I X COL'-EEN RIFFEL RICHARD D. RIGGS RITAIRING CAR-OL. LEE RITTS NANCY ROBERTS PAM ROBERTS RONALD KENT RQBER-I-S Commercial Maior Ari Maior Maiorette, 3 yrs. . Tri-I-liAY ' English Maior Spanish Club English Maior Homemaking Maior Colonist Club Exchange Assemblies Business Maior Latin Club Social Science Maior Music Maier FBLA Math Maior Business Maior English Maior Gamma Pl Latin Club Math Maier 59 . germ' rgffiv-Ei' "Q',,""s- fe-csmnh, CARL ROBERTSON. JR. CAROL ROBERTSON PHIL L. ROBINSON NEOMA RODDAM GARY RODGERS LOUIS G. ROEPKE CONNIE KAY ROGERS Colonist Band, 3 yrs. Editor of Annual Science Maior English Maior Honor Society, 3 yrs. English Maior Comrnercial Maior Math MBIQI' GAA, Coeds Math Maior Science Maior JV Basketball Football Girls Le-3999 B. C. Varsity Track Gold Seal Bearer Colonist Club Sub Debs Gamma Pi Hi-Y SOCIBI 5'fUClIeS Mdior 1 ' Qi f"'WS 2 lwogyi V- 'Wy H iw? H "'f""'1n . ,,.f if. rf, . f f LARRY S. ROGERS VICKI L. ROGERS RACHEAL ROMERO ALLAN ROSE DICK ROSEBERRY Math, Science Mirs, Usherettes, Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League English Maior I Colonist Club. Colonist Band FTA, Spanish Club Social Studies Maior Industrial Arts Maio' Senior Executive Pep Band Pep Club, Anoranco Homemaking Maior Colonist Club Industrial Arts Maior She Rule... For Evermore You Will WW MQW Q ww, JAMES TODD ROTH Science Maior Shop Maior Social Science Maior ff f NANCY RUMPH Girls' Glee Girls' League Social Studies Maior JEANNE RAE SAMPSO Tri-Hi-Y Future Nurses Language Maior Aa Qfttw JUDY RUCKER PATRICIA ANNE ROUCH THOMAS H. ROUSE JOANN ROTH English Maior Art. Enqllsh Mai0fS Student Council Transter Student Future Teachers Los Angeles Transfer Colonist Club Science Maior Girls' League Girls' League Social Studies Maior Girls' League 'keiiig du fx awww QW DWAIN s. RUPERT MARGARET L. RUPER1 KATHERINE E. RUSSELL Ronenr RYAN FRANK T. sALAzAR JR HELEN LEA SALMON VBYSHY FOUfbdll. 2 YFS- Enfalish Maiof BUSINESS Maior Industrial Arts Maior Industrial Arts Ma'ior ' English Maior Basketball, I yr. Science, Math Mirs, Social Science Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior Latin Club Industrial Arts Maior Tri-HIVY, Pep Club Girls' League Colonist Club W! f .iw ,wr 4 Colonist Club nv N CARLOS L. SANCHEZ BRUCE D. SANDERS BEVERLY SCHAFF CARAL SCHERER DAVID SCHMIDT Colonist Club Colonist Club Treas. Student Body Secretary Math, English Maiors English Maior English Maior Tennis, 2 yrs. Assoc. Annual Editor Commercial Maior Math Ma'or Spanish Maior Gold Seal Bearer Colonial Coeds, GAA Tri-HIAY, FBLA , Colonist lfnights 60 in vii hx Math Maior SNIGXSF. 'XTYZRW GARY F. SCHULTZ Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Math, Science Maiors iw 'rw '7 oifffff KATHLEEN SCHULZ SYLVIA LYNN SCHWILK BETTE SCHWITZGEBEL BONNIE SEDLOFF RONALD SHAMAS RUTHANNE SHANNON PAUL SHAY l GAA, 3 yrs. Mozart Club Honor Society English Major Waterpolo, 2 yrs, Girls' League E"'9ll5h Malo' Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League Cabinet Language, Math Mjrs. FTA Treas., Sub Debs Swimming, 2 yrs, Homemaking Major TTBFISTEV fPlUCl90l A Cappella Choir Eng,, Science Majors Spanish Club Safety, Welfare Comm. Math Major Social Studies Major Math Major "" VWW ff f llll Q EW wwf ,K We WW Z , LW 'wtf' GARY SHEPARD DANIEL SHEPPARD JIM SHIGENAKA JIM SHIOTA CHARLES SHOCKNEY HOBY SHOLL GENE SHRABEL Varsity Football English Major B, C Track Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Social Studies Major Social Science Major VaI'SllY Football. 2 VVS- Varsity Track, 2 yrs. Industrial Arts Major C, JV Football Colonist Club Pres. Colonist Club Industrial Arts Major Varsity Track, 3 yrs. Student Council Track, 3 yrs. Wood Shop Maior Key Club, Hi-Y A Cappella Choir Colonist Club Math Major Find Us Ever Loydl, ond Ever True W Q'f"" .I W-Wy Www ROBERT SHROEDER JERRY SILVERMAN LEON SIMS WILLIAM ALBERT SIMS DIANE SLIGER Colonist gand Swim Team Mgr, Varsity Football English Major Colonist Choir poofbajj Engiigh Maioi- Industrial Arts Major Roto-ljli Song Leader Social Studies Major Torch and Saber VGVSITY A Club COIOVHSI Club GAA Wm-412 f VX ZW371' W -S Q ,, YVONNE SMALLEY BETTY SMITH BILL SMITH CHUCK SMITH Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y v6I'5ll'Y.Tl'5Cki 3 Y'fS- English Maior Social Studies Major Student Council Industrial Arts Major Varsity Football Work Experience Pep Club 'Colonist Club Varsity Baseball ,Mi Q Q.. 3 ' EDWARD SMITH Music Major Band 'Captain Tennis yas WV 757W ww f WX 70 wx fs Kygiffjtw V fu If VG 5 Aft X QW 'xii J A 2 Sf W es, sf WA if DENNIS SMITH boys' Glee Colonist Club Social Studies Major MILES SMITH ROWENA E. SMITH SARA ANN SMITH l SHARQN ANN SMITH STAN SMITH WAYNE E, SMITH English Major Girls' League Annual Section Editor English Major Music Major Industrial Arts Maim- Mafh Maier GMS. Gjee Anoranco, Press -Club Girls' League Hi-Y Social Studies Major B Football Business Major JOUFHGIISH1 MBIOI' PGP Club Football, Track FFA 6l -X W I I vs! rw' 15. DICK SMITHTON MARY SNOW PHILLIP SNYDER SHARON JEAN SOLOMON JEANNETTE SPARGUR ARVIL SPARKS DON SRRUILL Varsity Baseball Homecoming Candidate Math Major Homemaking Major Pep Club Colonislt Club I Colo-nLstMCl-ub .lv Football Social siudies Major English Major A Cappella choir Girls' League lndqsfflal Arts Meier Ef'9!'S ako' . English, Math Majors Girls' League Varsity Track Student Council Rep. Business Major Social Studies Major SOCIBI STUCIIGS MBIOI' iw 2 "K, :sf JOYCE SPYKSMA MICKEY STACY TOM STAFFORD MARGARET L. STAGNER RICHARD STALEY DOUGQSTANTON ' CLINTUSTARK Homemaking Major Senior Executive English Major Tri-Hi-Y Math, Science Majors Engllih, Math MBIOFS VGFSQIY 36565-all Social Studies Major Student Council Machine Shop Major Student Council Social Studies Major Science Major VarsxtY Basketball Girls' League Business Major Colonist Knights FBLA Colonist Club Key Club E719-. SPBNISII MIPS. The Golden Gates of Opportunity Now BOB STARR GENICE STATON MARY STEARNS Science Major Pep Committee . I-BNQU-399 Malof Varsity Wrestling Eng, Business Mjrs, Future Nurses Hi-Y FBLA Ki ' K' BECKY STEEL Eng., Business Mjrs. Student Council Social Science Major Tri-Hi-Y we sos S -1. Al N M A 4 ,,l' X - Yx ' .yg Q5 Xxw W CAROLE STEVENS Gold Seal Bearer, FTA Usherettes, Tri-t-li-Y Bible, Spanish Clubs X X is XXSQX -T SN: ' XXXL uma? Wm QV' JOHN P. STICKLER GLEN STOCKWELL ' ARVELLA MARIE STONE DARREL L. STONE RILEY M' STONE' JR. Electronics Major IDCIUSIVI-il AVIS MBIOV Wdief Belle' Industrial Arts Major Math, Science Mjrs. Math, Science Mjrs. Band-.2 VVS: G"fI5' I-90QE'9 Social Studies Major Gamma Pi Tennis, 2 yrs. COIOHISI Kf1I9I"lS BU5""955 MUIOV Colonist Club Colonist Band, 2 yrs, vf ,. V , 4, if if 7 X f 27.. V Q ,Q ' A , ,W 4 j I I wiv if f ,.:- 1 S llll A. I 4 ini. ICE STOTTS RITA ST. PIERRE DAVID STRANDBERG ROGER STRICKLAND VICKI STROM WAYNE STRONG TED STUDEBAKER JAN . . - . . . . Tri-Hi-Y English Major Meth MBIOVA COIQHIISQ Ulfb . Beta -Gamma Social- Studies Major lndustrlal Arts. Major Social Studies Major Girls League SCI2I'lCi MGIOF 3,901 EiUd'f?5 MGIOF Trl-I-li-Y COIODISII Club - Mach. Club Vice Pres Enqjjsj-, Major Transfer Student Footbal or Xpeflence Bible Club Industrial Arts Major Math Major 62 CYNDY SUMM Commercial Maior Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs, FBLA, Beta Gamma LINDA R. SWITZER Social Studies Ma Girls' League Girls' Glee Cpen ior cfm ""?'!? ERS STEVEN B. SUTPHIN RICHARD SWATMAN JONI SWEET English Maior Spanish Maior Roto-Hi GEORGE SWOFFORD Wood Shop Maior Colonist Club Colonist Band, 2 yrs. clncl K FRANK E. SWEGHEIMER HOWARD LEE SWENSON RICHARD SWENSON Social Studies Maior English Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior Social. Studies Maior Colonist Club Business Maior Spanish Maior Colonist Club Colonist Club Industrial Arts Maior Homemaking Maior Colonist Club FFA FFA 551314 -we is Q-We W Q HENRY TAFOLLA FRED TAVARES ETHEL TAWNEY Math Maior Basketball Business Maior Shop Maior Colonist Club Girls' League Social Science Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior Accept the New Generation : fc ,DRL 99' so-S5 ave'-'SV SH ERYLE TEAGUE BOB TERRY MELVYN TESKE English Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior GAA, Sub Debs Varsity Baseball Senior Play Mozart, Pep Clubs Pep Club English Maior DONNA KAY TAYLOR TONY TAYLOR Girls' League Mozart Club Pres. Social Studies Maior Sec. of Assemblies Girls' Glee Gold Seal Bearer Xx S l il' ' wx r 'es. we w1eXKf 3'- K X , iXac,,as A :Sew X E. s X GERI THIESSEN Business Maior Math Maior, GAA Girls' League GRACIE TORRES Spanish Club, 2 YV5- Glee Club. 2 VVS- Girls' Le69Ue BRUCE THOMPSON Varsity Waterpolo Varsity Swimming Math Maior ,yi .-5-:ss-G TOM TORRES Math Maior English Maior Industrial Arts Maior .mi ss-119' EDWARD TIPPING LANI TOOMEY LOREN K. TOOMEY HARRY L. TORGERSON yr. Science Club Beta Gamma Social Studies Maior Machinist Club Math Maior Science Maior Math Maior Industrial Arts Maior Maior Social Studies Maior Business Maior Colonist Club Math Maior 'N-as , T +cs 'Mae Xots? JAN TOUSSAU KATHLEEN TRACY KATHLEEN ANN TROSPER SHARON TROUTMAN HARRY TUINHOUT Sub Debs Spanish Club Future Homemakers Sr. Exec. Council Agriculture Maior GAA, I yr. Business Maior Girls' League Colonial Coeds English Maior English Maior Social Science Maior Business Maior GAA, 2 yrs, FFA 63 anew- "W"'!'7 BILL TURNER RODGER TURNER SANDY L. TURNER Blue, Gold Band Mall! Major Language Major Malh Major English Major Brea Transfer English Major Business Major Malh Major Q.. ,.,,, .sy ELAINE TURNEY CARLEAN ULMER CLAIRE UMINO GEORGE UNDERWOOD Mafh Major Commercial Major Colonial Coeds, GAA lnduslrial Arls Major Sludenl Council Sub Debs, Drill Team Gold Seal Bearer, FHA Social Sludies Major Tri-Hi-Y Safely, Welfare Comm. Sl. Courl, Tri-Hi-Y Colonisl Club f' ,Z ' V88 A aw WP'-.ww-ay -.N MW, ,,,,..v .aww 1? l PATRICIA E. URABE EDDIE VAN NESS JIM VAN ORNUM LARRY VAN OSTEN CLAIRE VAN TASSEL Business Major Mafh Major Social Sludies Major Colonisl Club Machine Shop Major Homemaking Major Science Major Math Major Print Shop Major Social Science Major Girls' League Spanish Major Colonisl Club Varsify Foolball Band Major I ff" -1 -l-l,- grey I M A el' 2 WWW M, , NEIL E. VAN ZEE SHIRLEY VARNEY JUDITH LEE VAUGHN A Cappella Choir Tri-Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Colonisl Club Girls' League Junior Red Cross Sludenl Council English Major Social Sludies Major Z "" ' f,,' lr R S A I , 4 ""' W R 0 A, "" WB' fx my 4, if , X - 1 JOHN VISEL DENNIS VOGEL ALLAN VOIGHT Sr. Exec. Board Industrial Arls Major Malh Major Malh Major Colonist Club Science Major Hi-Y Machinisl Club Key Club X 17 ff K , I 415 f ,- yy f fi' If f , ,ffe -, , If 'V A ,, V MARGARET VERDUGO JEAN VISEL Home Economics Major Sr. Exec., Tri-Hi-Y Social Sludies Major GAA Council Girls' League Mozart Club W f DEIZUS V. VOLLOM DAVE VROOMAN AUBREV RICHARD WAITE PATRICIA I.. VVAITES QV vclub. Band Banda? YFS, lnduslrial Arls Major Business Major Varsily A Club Sec. Machinisl Club Language Major gfudenj Council Vdfslll' Foolbdll Shop M0l0l' Colonisl Club FBLA -"wif-5 ,W ' 427 ' lk ROSALIE JUNE WALKER LYNN WALLACE MIKE WALLACE MERRILYN WALLER JANET WALSH Girls, League Usherelles, Tri-Hi-Y Foolball Business Major Social Sludies Major cilR.1Lf?ynElRih!:Ai'3NER JA?-qls MARk"E wjfk-REN Luslness Major Honor Sociely English Major Homemaking Major Girls' Lcaque Rolo-Hi p " Sonfimga ."'9 mol Aff M-Siof R0'0"F" Sec" Trees' 'rack G""S' League H0m0mfJkl"9 MGIOV En9lish Maior Gciilg' Le::J"i1? aw" 64 W? .ww JONNIE WASSENMILLER LINDA WATERS English Major English Major Girlls League Spanish Major Social Studies Major Girls' League it rrrr I f 1 V of gym a f 5 L W if I, - H , ,,. - . ,V :ff LW r 2 . -f' ,, V-,, ,M V, ,,,, 4, f 4 ' , , K , . . Lac PEGGY WEBSTER JOHNNIE LOUISE WEISS Roto-Hi, Girls' Glee Music Major Mozart Club Drama, Music Majors Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League Visions for I. , cf 4 -- AA. 5,464 I T I 7 L " 4- f ' mi W Q-. i s. A .oL..,, , . PAUL W. WESCHLER Science Major English Major Latin Club JUDY WERNER Gold Seal Bearer Beta Gamma GAA X 4 XQX Wt 9 GS X Q ,Ag 5 JV X X .. ie - l . i i ,fo 1 ,W.,,, M .-M . V , wi S yi QP' ' X M, .g V - C flaw' LARRY E. WATKINS DON WATT DICK WATTERS MARILYNN WATTS FRED WEBSTER Bible Club V. Pres. Swimming Club Colonist Club Sub Debs Sec., GAA Public Speaking Major Varsity Waterpolo Social Studies Major Student Council Sec. Colonist Club Social Studies Major Math, Science Mjrs. Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y U , f 1, 1 ZAA ,fly , , ' :gif Z. , .fir J '- .Wf , 'fi Sr. Exec. Comm. A Cappella Choir Colonist Club 'Qld 'f MORRIS WEITMAN DAVE WELTON HERSHEL WELTON JERRY F. WELTY ROBERT G. WENDELL Colonist Club Wood Shop Major Basketball, Baseball Colonist Club Science, Math Majors Social Studies Major Business Major Honor Society Agriculture Major Colonist Club Roto-Hi Club Colonist Club Math, English Majors Future Farmers Social Studies Major Tomorrow's Greot World . .. -1+ M .2 1 'Kev 1 xx q W ,ff X sto' A , 3 W 5' , yy? +195 wk . Mg.. N, , Zag 1- ,. f, .l ' i f X N . sims Q, DIANE WHARTON MARGIE WHEATON ANITA WHITE 'j',-i.j-jj.Y Commercial Major Pep Club Girls' League FBLA, I yr. GAA, 2 yrs. English Major Girls' League Business Major WW AQ X sw, .ce ,,, sw 4 9715 4 ,S P . X5 1 A Q X x X ...,, 'i E f 1, i, ' yi. ,z, W if ' f If 4 A Q f 9 we , 14 f 4, I,- I' I. .. X 4 , f wp.,,,w OLIVIA WESSMAN Minnesota Transfer Pep Club, FHA Homemaking Major in lf? M, V, 'f f f N f ,,,, 1, 1, f f aw ? 1 0-,3,if.'- wifi'-s. .L GLENDA WEST JIMMY L. WEST Girls' League Gamma Pi Business Major Math Major Homemaking Major Electronics Major Junm-I PAYE wmrs ROBERTA wl-me Business Major English Major Social Science Major Music Major Sr. Representative Band, 3 yrs, Y N' JUDY WHITNEY ARTHUR WICHNER PATRIOIA J. INICKMAN JIM WIESER . LINDA WILBOURN JOYCE WILBUR L SHIRLEY WILCOX k' M ' Business Major English Major Industrial Arts Major Homemaking Major R t -H' ' - g?,"BGf"jla'g3e a'o" C Track Business Major Social. Studies Major Commercial Major Scciciial Studies Major gl':r':il.l'-l"i'iiY'C'a' Mawr Gjrjs- Glee Bible Club Girls' League Colonist Club Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League pep Club 65 lv . Q Qin ,sf L L " NONA WILKINS SHARRON WILKINS ARTHUR J. WILLIAMS CLEORA D. WILLIAMS GINA WILLIAMS JERRY-KEN WILLIAMS TOM.MY WILLIAMS 5Onq Leader French Club Math Major Homemaking Maier Tri-Hi-Y Varsity Football, I. yr. Science Malror Bl-'5l"'955 Malol' n English Maior Science Maior St. Council Rep. PGP Club Soma' Sl':'d'e5 Malor Bu5'."'TSZ MQINM . Homemaking Malor Science Maior Electronics Major Girls' Glee Band Math Malor S0515 lUClI9S BIOF ,ss 'f I 1 215214574 JUDY WILLIS English Maior Honor Society, GAA Annual, Anoranco SHEILA L. WILSON English Maior Homemaking Maior Girls' League W' ZETA WILSON Business Maior ws wi was A. CAROL WILTSIE Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs English Maior FBLA. 2 VVS: Social Studies Maior Business MGIOV Every Groclucite Must Foce if "ff W' 41. . . . , A. X W-NW fi X f gf 2 . Wf Z. i f " W ,Y 7' fs ANNE C. WINNARD English Maior Math Maior Girls' League English Major, Hi-Y Gold Seal Bearer .. ., r f, f A20 f f? M 7 ml , f , ff 1 -'nw If ' ,V ,X ..,, V My A ' in V, sf , W fff f f moi ,.f.4. 1 QQ!! X! t., f , f' 5 Z I IV l I , JUDITH ROSE WOODS GERALD WOODWARD Business Major Math, Science Maiors Homemaking Maior Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Girls' League Bible Club Varsity Track, 2 yrs. Orchestra 2 ri H , .4f-WM LORNA WINKELMANN Mozart Club Officer Music Maior Tri-Hi4Y World TOM WITT BARBARA WITTE JANET WOLFORD STEVE WOODRUFF Math Maior, Roto-Hi Business Maior Usherettes Colonist Club English Major Spanish Club Varsity Football Girls' League FBLA Social Studies Maior GLORIA WOODY BOBBY J. WRAY WANDA WYLIE Social Studies Maior Social Studies Major Sub Debs Colonist Club Tri-l-li Y dllinxl : ,Ny WW? MARTHA WYNNE Art Maior A - Tri-Hi-Y Industrial Arts Major Advertising Stall Spanish Club as Wy!" s MICHAEL YACONELLI Math, Music Maiors Roto-Hi Colonist Club f. wh ,f1""!u RON K. YOUNG STEVEN G. YOUNG ADRENE ZEEYELD ESTHER ZELNAR LYNNE ZEMOJTEL Business Maior Ef'9l'Qh MGIQF English MOIOI' Social Studies Maior Colonist Choir yarggfy A Club Spanish Mayor Future Nurses Girls' League Girls' League Hi,Y C, JV Football Drill Team Girls' Glee Social Sfudieg Maier 66 I JUNICDRS 'vis ...h ,,,,, 5 ,, Q SHARON WOODFRUFF Secretary RITA BEENIAN Treasurer f,.. A,n,- 'M 3 ,I . x -:, . . Joi-4 N HATFI ELD :" President A 'il Z. it jr ' uni E i ., rf.: 1 2, as L 1 W if JOAN N PEEK Vice President Second-year Colonists Have Fine Year Actively participating in the school semesters of i958-I959, the class of '60 contributed many memorable events to the years calenf dar. Having the smallest class enrollment failed to limit the successful iunior class activity agenda. Replenishing the class treasury ranked high on the list of accom- plishments fulfilled by the incoming officers. The frequency of after- game dances not only raised the iunior class treasurys figure, but created many enioyable and memorable times. Reiuvenation of the auditorium during the opening school semester postponed the date of the traditional junior class play until after the Christmas vacation. Cast members attended rehearsals nightly for several weeks to present a performance egualing the high tra- ditions set by preceding iunior classes. The audiences attending the 68 4' QNN wi ,- FRED W. JETER Adviser' matinee and evening performances deemed the presentation of l'Strange Boarclers' a real success. Approving the re-established school tradition of class svveaters, the iuniors chose various styles ol powder blue sweaters vvith vvhite trim featuring the class ol '60 emblem. Highlighting the iunior class's active agenda was the gala Junior- Senior Prom, Located in the elaborate Statler Hotel in Los Angeles, the years featured event revealed the vigorous preparations of the juniors in staging a memorable evening for their graduating class- mates. During the school year, Fred Jeter advised and planned with the iunior' class executives. His interest in the class activities brought about the highly successful results of the year. f I A-W V4 3 I , f f -E , M Y WEA, ,i m ff U L 1, ., X, A 7 f -I , A K W! Mfg If XX I I ,, ' W x' MARGO ABELLANA JERRY ALLEN ig X k , ,ft I W Vw -'5 GARY ARTH UR - IQX: gag Qi X E' . '- , I MIKE BARRETT A www, I X A Q. " me '- R .W-X, fx W L SANDRA BEACH X kxQ..L X A E A it X LYNDA BENGOCHEA QQ f X! X W I KV f x. i X .L WN AFA 'eg' LIN DA BISSELL JEANNINE BOURASSA XX X X X N . g - X XX PATRICK BROMAN 1 N I U , 1 I my Y Xf 2 Q. ff. ' 'W , J EK X X Xa- 5 C25 A T Ng W 13, f.4 'gi PATRICIA ACKLES jx " , P ' A :uf MARK ALLEN ,, . ,M PATRICIA AUSTIN ,L Xx., I JACK BARTLETT II in Nb. ,X X 'TX PATRICIA BEALE X f S if S A . ' X XX X rv- ,X ,, XX? X X .Mr 1 X ,X X Swxwf S ' XXX ' :L AX 'I S I A X JIM BENNETT I QA X X XXX DALE B LA N C H AR D ix 34:-5'Fg'g I I u ' -' X X -' JOHN BOWMAN CHARLES BROWN ,A x A., E W., " M af, JOYCE ADAMS - f X 4 In CAROLYN ANDERSON . GLORIA AVILA V? . , . Z tg I LESLIE BARTOSH xg ww. . I X, W I , I X, w .ff X ANDY BEARD O .X X X , A. ,TN 'TXQSW YZ, X SX X S . I Q3 x "NL X KENDRA BENSON MN XA iX iff NA , -x Exww' . X BARBARA BLAN KMEYER X S wx 'Em-'A A . X XX-.X GAYLENE BRACE .. .fr-, 2' fx, '-' IJ iB.?,XsM CLAUDINE BROWN ' . 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'F S GAY STAFFORD ' I , ,,,, 1 I DEAN NA STEWART Sgmvg, S ig , 1 CASEY SUGGS xx y ,f , f , , WWW-' 4 , ,, PAT SWENSON ' Yffff ' . a F, - , 'S RA MIKE ROWE f 'fl , WS if ,M 1-an M., ,f ,,, , ,,f Q , f , ,, , nr I asf' L. 'I BARBARA SARAN W, 2' .W , W. M 4 ' , UZ , , , LARRY SECRIST X f Z , 3!,,' ,Wh ,i ,,,, K Q 2? iv! LARRY SIMPSON if 'F-, . ,, I 12' I Wg Y WILLIAM SMITH U... V1 ,,,' ' I " I Wf' , ' 4' -, 242 5' - 4 i , W DONALD STAGNER x, ,J 5, ,, , 54, , ,,,, Q I ' 5,4 . JON STEWART ,, WW in ef- 7 f " ww HAROLD SULLIVAN fi GARY SWINT X iff: ,,, 7' x FQ x 45 Z N., . W x ,ligk SANDRA RUMPH X J A I s ,Sf ,V,. RAUL SAUCEDO '?f1y, f I Rf ,ff sf I .f , 'x f N! , ,,,,,G, IVVVP, Z I MARY SEDIA ,Q I fn , X f N . .... 2 .W 212 ff 1 W f - 33 SANDRA SIMPSON K' nf, ,:, , A . A W5 ,,,. X ,,,V 4 , QQWQ 43' JAMES SNEDDON , im KAI DUANE STARR ff Sf, -,C ' ,ln BETTY STONE fa ' 'W JK' I 'S Y- VIRGINIA SULLIVAN , , Irv . I I V- I 95 cf.: 1 . 4 M KX JIM TARAVELLA -:,,fsg5'5:iee55i- qw, A: .V C 44584 ,Q 5 .5 -a 55 Q, - DOUG RUOFF , Wk .- ,vw ,f L gp . f V! f . . MQ: . , ..,, hw, Xe N S gf Q, X x 1 Jef. f Q SHARON RUSSELL RAYMON D SALCEDO I , , I , W A W' A , 3 nf If' X ,. ,,,, ' 1 ,Qf , . f Yiiaizagz 2-S ' "MN Q ,zf J .I g ,Q ,iz , -5, Q , ,,,. wwsf' ,r ,. A .M h 5, . , ,jk M, 7,74 DOROTHY SAVERIEN K V, fxx Q fm fa fa Sf X, N 5 ., -,,, Kina ' ' BOB SELBY ,S f 'wg X Sz, , "" -- ,.,..,. 1 M37 7 PAMELA SIRK ,' IW W ' , ,,, , N r f D W ', ,' I S.. SHIRLEY SORRICK Xxx fxwan 2 x xx-A JAMES STARR JR. ,:.,,,...,.,,-,...,,,,,,3! E BILL STOREY , I Walk .QA Y 1 GERALD SUMMERS I TERRY TAVARES f, ,X , X WALT SCHAAL W' I ' A ,,.,, Q g x 5 . I ' 'ZW fw ,f W KAREN SHAW MV , I .A r ' ac? JOANNE SLADE 1 'I ."' ' 1 .M Nw, X ,X JERRY SPANN S: , .Q N FR C a x W- S tl EE, x K J STEPHANIE STEELMAN " . X ls x ,f R I l L DEON STRAIN Q'-s w I srsvs sunnqulsr " ' ' S .I xx Y , S5 Xu' W T55 Q ' Rfk- xwfs. 'X .X X 5 DEAN TAYLOR SHARON SCHMIDT f f , Wm b yes , - ,Q ga .,- ' ' - 'mmf ' Q A , x g.: f- , 4 .A BRUCE SHAWVER N, . . Q -, -mf 'Sf- I' ji, , I, W 2 X59 ' 0, Y ' , 'fl' 'rub ' I S , V w--- of JACKIE SLOAN X BARBARA SPATZ in .wi 1 ' Z f Z Y, f f' .if f ffm ff. LW Sw Sxa N 1, RUTH STEINBRINK ,,,. SUSAN STRANG I I VS gtk .Q XIII. SANDRA SWEARINGEN Sa, " QQ .TSQXNQIS .N , N XX! x I' JEAN TAYLOR ' QS 'R V A-I fi nw , 3 M. Z xx 9 X 7 N A .I ,. K k A f f -'.' ' ,,.,, W I Z 'ff' f 2 'WW 1 TIM TAYLOR -f wffw A -.7 ,,., ,,, J W 'y 5 i In 1 . SAUNDRA THOMAS Z V JACK THURMAN QW , , ' f ,IV 7 V M , -HIV Eff' E: .I V TERRY TREMBLE -. V Z -.4 V I, Z' Ng -A-.Vx V F ,, f. ,, swf DAVE VOSBURGH AZ. If M lg NM M , 'f . ff V V, nn N ' Q 2 JUDITH WATERMAN " f ' f' I -wig'- ? .uf I JUDY WHITE ,,,, zz W af ' f 4 7 ,If y QQ VW, f ,gnc 'QYI V2 'W I RONALD TAZZA V f 2 rw? , if. WVSIWQV , M 'V VVWZ2 ff MVN? ' ,VMI aii' , WILLIAM THOMASON i .ry , , 'M 'L-V, , M I 1 V , V V ,, V 7 A' A ':::, 14-' JEANET TIFFANY ff 5 VY ,,,. A, Z . ' W V., , ,'II Za JERRY TROXEL I ..,,, WZ Q " ga v fffx lg X If ,ff I 1, . Vw 1 '7 7 KAY VOTRIAN fs -Q Nwllfflw fi i z L., 'E' - ' SUZANNE WATKINS .,. xi L 3 -jqggk Aa LARRY WHITE GEORGE TEECE A ,IE I V 4 W .J RONALD THOMPSON 'X' 4,15 CHARLES TINGLEY fV VWWQ' D: lv : Q.. ,QW 2, ff, 7 f W f ,I 'ff 5 , TOMMIE TURNER --V 644 . Vi' wfflfi 4 JANICE VUKELICH , X , 2 ., ' Q j Vw, f ,ef -,W DORIS WATSON . , 'Q' -.Q I Va L . M , 4 W. V Wf 1 I si' CHARLINE WICKLIFFE JM.. X ff' , R VV V .,., Mm V .X TERRY TH ATCHER M w'ZQ,? 'V V, f" gr., if WM W WZ V 4 7 , SHARON THOMPSON 1, W 'Q VV ,ef 'W , , V sw 4 X ' fi V fag wwf , I.I,IV 5, IDA nenms mmouuu n-4oeu.s ,J V' fi if ! ,V M "., .,.,. X gilt .Zig KAREN THORNTON KAREN THUESON , ""' V1 J ' 'If' Vf I I' 'K' V M 37 . "MM f' M V ,J , fy ' V V J! M H .www 4 JOAN TIPPING ,,,,, ,ff ff PX x Q XXX Ytx xxx Rf' v BETTY UNDERWOOD 7, , I V, VV11? ' X. LYNN WAKEFIELD JOSH UA TOFIELD WILLIAM TOPLIFF W ,A ff as BARBARA URMSTON W' Z Z 7. 9 f V. I DARYOLD WALTER SUSAN VAN DERHOVEN wh MARVIN WALTERS Q 'www -MHA Vww , ,, 4 x -my , M775- DEANA WEAR JUDY WEAVER JANET WEN DT ., , , , ,5.4. V - Vg -"' ff gp- " R f ' " -':af:...m:,s CVE. VV 1? :rr ,, Q M W., ,, M S-4 .I A- 2 4 A5 we Q W V V, W VV fx XX W ' - V Nw 'Nd . X 2 QQHIM . 1 V5 www mf V , Aw. WN - 'Q PM " .W A ii.. A DAVID WIESER DAVID WILLIAMS JUDITH WILLIAMS 1 1 'Q ,,,, lb """"f 7 , W . 7, .,., if f ff ,I W4 I Q , 4 M. ', X . QK R L QV. if TOM THUESON A.I : .iz I ' ,f TOM TRACZEK J. WWWWZ A W RQ. JUDY VERMEULE ,.J, M , ..,w..,j. 5 V g g . Afimgfw ,,,, LARRY WAR D "" WT I I V f 2 Liff' all LENITH WEEDON I V: 7 2, Ar 4 X I.. ,Ma cb' -5 A vb, .MV A ,,,, X .. V V . A R f f x f f W -v 4 4 f Mlm i A 510455545 ' JUDITH WILLIAMS YL" ' . w.'Vzaf ' -, V ' .f V7 ,fy ' X qu ,V Q1 . , .4 I W I , 011 JOHN TRAPP 4 WHS! V I 'Y ,J , N-mx KKQMQ MAURO VILLAFANA JR. ' . V Mr 14,2 I VW, PATRICIA V ww yqyiif I ' V 1-,. .wp . 33, V W STANLEY VOSBURG JERI WARD WARNES V FFFI ROSCO WHILES 1 Q Q V: ix MICHELYN WILLIAMS . ., . .... , I. . V V , , V, - - ,, ' " " 'lx-,, ' V ' Ti ,V - . ,V , . V ...v .-x-.f- f . A .V -.-.- A .V V 5 V. .af Vx V MN , . V4 .- f fr, S V- wi .N SW-N. , ,, Lf . , , V,.- , X X A , M K A. , ,QV , X ,, f , QM, . .. ax., is Av 3 , fr, I ., 3 .VV V V A A I . V ' if-ff A CWM AS '4 VV ' ,, "N , ,, , , , ,, x .VN,,Q... .,,.,.,,, . ,N x,.,.,.,,Q.,,,,. f, 4 Q 4'-CQ? .V A V 4 I,-1 Q-Q, Sq ' Vf , V, .21 . .. 1 V, -V. Nz, .2 A we 1 ws V V ' --" ----- 1 ' A KM AINET I DENNIS DAVID MARGARET KAREN LINDA DORA BEVERLY WILSON WINSTEAD WISE WITTESCH WOLFE WOLFE WOLIN WILSON I O I W ,,,, .... . V ,H ww Y ' qw 1' 'XI. ' " J '-7:4 W- ,. QTYQ3' I "W -2-ana: Ve-:f4::5:::f.4-:-'- - , . ff , V f . . . V- . ' , V . 1 -V f I I V 5 ,X M ,V in K f .xi L W U ., fn I, f V VV., WA 3 2. .I 1 1 x A ff' I V V-A 'ff I . . . W N.. 2 f 3 f -2. ' . ' f Q .... V I V. H, W .V f. , - - : ' - V --4 Rf I -:-:--:-:-:c ' ,Q V . . 1 . 4-:-.RWVV-1 . .:.:::::g. -z-sl: if -. ' , 3 T J X :Q V V .- 1 f - Vufp:-Q! 'S' mv , I My I 'X age 'W' : ' . .Q A V- .S , - V , . M X . V , . 4.Yx...WVX V ww f ...-.. L w...,D I - V V , V, -.-. M V ' 'QW ' -' 9 5 , M' I 'N' f ' W - ' S y in f f -- L ,:.1-,: A I W t V .-.- - V. ' A . 1 N ' 'Q A 2 '- 5- x Wy mx .J V NN V- v5'L',h', ,. ,:':::- , RQ ' h- Zi, x g 1 'KM ' 'E 5. ,Ws,wH"Y'u. I - ' , I LEWIS WRIGHT LINDA WULFF SHARRON YELLIS TIMOTHY YOUNG JUDY YOUNGMARK JEAN YOUNT DONALD DONALD ZANDER ZARLINGO DENNIS ZINDA BARBARA WHITE '-'- aw f ,V R O JZ , 7 MICHAEL WILLS 2 : V I Us izfg? , .V 9 .f "2 I fm ...,, W V ,.,.-, A w BEVERLY WRIGHT VZ? ,, 2 LEANNE SCHLEGEL 77 A gi, X . ,QQ-M ,je init' - , ,, . ssc. sr Q . ' ,ff 1 A S -. fs s f ,ws N: , e X El ,,', l Y X g ji? . . N 5 1:-QQ ' , f sf' ' in Q . 1 ., Wwlfw 2 Qs! f + ,. 1 X ny nf: f- , f RONALD ELDER s f sw 5 President , . 1 was -vm , , ... . 1 . V, .ssh A I in V, ft, K SQWNMJ 12:71 f k .Q , f . -"' 111 y ' SHERRY WOODROME :Q Vice President s H fff" .1-Ye .gr .9 Ltr' . :Xt W I SHARON BURNS i , , 3 Secretary ff E' i M , 5 , RITA DAVIS Treasurer First-year Colonists Display Initiative lt seems that the year nineteen hundred fifty-nine was one of many achievements for the sophomore class at Anaheim Union High School, Though new to the campus, this energetic group managed to chalk up many honors for itself. A treasury was established and about five hundred dollars has been left for the coming year. Taking part in many school activities, including sponsorship of dances, namely the very successful and first sophomore sponsored 'Memory Time", the high class percentage of dues cards sold, and even waiting on tables at the all night grad dance, the class of l96l gained the respect and admiration of their fellow classmates. Their fruitful year was topped off by a recent springtime outing which was enjoyed by all. 78 JOHN TONTI Adviser Und . ens, ona Eid ' . ' ' ef, l'JfCS'ClCfWl, Sherry Woodi'on1e, vice president, Sharon Burns, Secreloryf and RUG DUWS, treasurer, all graduates of Fremont Junior High, the sophomore class, in just nine short months, established C1 and many alter school hours. at conscientiousness, a fondness to people, and the pleasure of helping others are all needed to maintain ers position. lt can safely be said that the sophomore class officers possess all three of these. er the capable leadership of four fine stud t R ld reputation built on hard work lt has been stated th a class offic John Tonti, adviser, has provided much of the incentive needed to mold this class into a well-run, well-f Sincere good wishes and tw e unctioning organization. o more very successful years are hoped for the class of nineteen hundred sixty-one. lv... 5 Rss u - iw M- raw X I!! .,.,., X Q 1, an Mi , MM , W5 5 I W! HENRY ABBOTT EM ' LINDA ALLEN S 'Sf Hz , Ar- ROBERT ANGELLAR ?-:IX 4 X.,,?H 1 3.3 "" STEWART ASHBRIDGE Q TOMMY BAILEY X. X P 5 ROBERT BAXTER x X X I XT X SX X X gi iw :Z f X-36: v 'X - . . .,. -1 DARLA BICKERS GARY BOBO X W X R NN X, Yfkii X3 'Q X XX xv X X X XX XL 1+ EARL BOYD f - , ff'-Q-,Z H my' 5 J Cm, AMADOR ACOSTA Q 1 ...W NH I S ,Z ,N TONI ALLEN '-w7f,f.1 f iw.- .X My MARY Aoumo , 'z.:"1j1'z.:asxy :ff V: , M VSA, X ff QQ' X , 4 is ' - 'yawf X , wig 'f A I -- -dw P JE ' WX gf. , K DAVID ASHBY ff " 'x' - A ,AL -+ ' RALPH BALFOUR v, JERRY BAYARD wh, V -4. LEONARD ACOSTA W 'R 1 , 2 vw. In f' w -mf 5 gk -b ANDY ALMIERI - - ,Y ...... 6 f Q 4 f , Xi? X ' Af f 1- X 51' fy fb X 'N W.: ANNE ARCHIBALD bw : 'TW f ,Q fsffsg ,. -5 . ' XJ -.2 Lf . ,V ,J-H ,XXXL- bf ...cf - V 'f .S 4 , A JANICE ASMUS ,,.. Lp 63555 'BX 3 X..J',ux "X CHERYL BALMAGES PATRICK BEASLEY , X1 9 'V Q A r...X. ' A f LINDA BICKERSTAFF ELAINE BOETTCHER 1 X N X - -A 3 XM -Q-Q - 4 ,cf NW X Bi 1: X X XX gf. 651 .I,... Q I XXXXXXX. .. i.-NX 'NX ff-I NXXXXX- -'-XXXQvv JOAN BRACKMAN K. 3 SANDRA BIRD AS Www E RAYMOND BOGDEN -' ""' ,ac ,. ' B- 45 ,, X-V-: , ,C li mjuw 0 , , 'WU ' . " nw f' , - "1 Il. ggi an .JJ .-A --4 SYLVIA ACOSTA ,ja I" 'fb '. ,W , V ,,,,A LU I -' DOROTHY AMBROSE I 04' 'Y xx 4 1 SHIRLEY ARGO RAYMOND ADAMS 5- 2., , ,V,,,, . 4 gif -f . . M -. X W ARLENE AN DERSON 1 1 W 1 M ,lif M...,,, , -X Qi s I , CELIA ARIAZ fm 1 I A X Q1 ..,, ,,, W ff HOWARD ADLER Q X Q 'duff' mi JOHN ANDERSON .4 QS? 2 v CHARLES ARMENDARIZ W if fx-X X. SXSW Bw 'Xa ...,, 1 . f X MICHELE BANCROFT X X X X K-. A '-3 - f i'3fQX -.fr , .,,' .T E, ,122 XXIMX X 'Q-2-5 JUDY BEDFORD X X 5. W- XXX SHARYN BISBEY in 1? Y i ' i :f': 1 ,MXL PATSY BOMER X ':i-' X ..,' ,X . ww XX X MELODY BRADD BEVERLY BRANCH :, at . -if' X1 SX v X 5 'Y 5 T' ST SANDRA BEDWELL H . X'-XX 'XX f-KX v- X- :X ,, NMA my A XY fx v M s- XXX XE:-QNW X 4:2 S. X N 'Q . W XXQ ' Sir X wg, x X ZX ,, . A Xi. "XIX Y IE: - Sei QXN X B X x", ..W1w X Q x ww ww .X ,. X: X Rs t Xwkk X Ax WG. B: LIN DA BLACK A 5 1 .. X M. LARRY BOOTHE JIM BRANT S XS:-x Nm 1:1 fi R PATRICIA BLAIZES ,, X-Y SX Nw X X fx DOROTHY BORNE X . X Q53 . X X Y BNA CAROL BRECKENRIDGE f HEIDI AHRENS wwf! W . 1 3, X f fy 7 f ff ! f W W. 'Q V Mg -'11 ' JUDY ANDERSON M7 , ,xv f A DEBBY ARMSTRONG f fgz, Q4 f' PM-I A " W fx N X42 QW' xc? 4? X. A S ROSI AVEMARIA .,,pf1-X4-fy We se- . . 1-is was CHRISTINE BARILLE 2? ' Q - X , X " X , X ziggy M 'yy X X X, W 93' fn 1 2 4 SUN" , ,N.., RONNIE BELSHE A faux, J x My X . , Xsgffw , r t .XYW .. ...X ALBERT AICHROTH JR 4 Mizz par: S+ 4 TOM AN DERSON XX -I' X, ww w ff , VAXXXI f 1 Min . yzf,.X,, M' :L "L I TX W. .. 3, ,, XXX ii Beef Q f DON ARMSTRONG Q . ,.,-WX,-Y W ,W - 4 M3 57 ,.,. I I A A 1.1 "4 S X . -.J-rj H TOM BABNICK 2.3 Z TERRY BARTELS ., . r Mg f X- .N X .wggX,,, A f ' , SSW 'f ,V 6559 '. RR wg - -2155 I - ',TEP .Vxx3?Tx: x :? BARBARA BEMILLER X X. X W xX,. X, . X ,Qs ' JUANITA CLYDE BLAKE BLOHM f ' A XLXX X .VKXX .- f xg Nw X X RHODA BOSWELL X X: X5 I A .X,, b X S BARBARA BREWER SHERRY BOUCHARD X I NI X 1 7? DON BRIDGES RS? ,....S.,.. ., .V L- S V K -. E ,. , vig '4.4"S N I BILL ALLEN 7 f XvQ ,f1fXx?.' f fx. 'N - It Q X if vqffw XXX awk' ... .-' VIE QFXYQ' R' . RW., ' avg: , f-fx. Af., iii' H MX WJ? sl' E, V 'za ,II ' 1 I I PEG AN DRES ALMA ASHABRANNER 2523. JERRY BAILEY S f E 1 T42 f Y' ' Sw , i 3 Im LINDA BASSLER A JONNIE BERRY . - f- lf' K 13, 121' RICHARD BOAZ .Iwi w.,':.,fZ . , -' '1 II.,.. F x I X X A S Q DAVID BOWMAN ELAINE BROOKMAN 79 I Q 'naw ,vs X HENRY BROOKMAN Zwgwzxz 'W JUDY BROWN ,,, ZQZZ 'M H, KIRK BUCHANAN zvzwaf, - . , -,.,,f,- wx .Q . ,, ,,,,, .. , ff as f W W W I , Vx LINDA BURROWS ,ff if ,M- ,wf E f " ' 2 -ff ,AAA f g uf' , SAN DY CAMPBELL ,,.Qf .- ,,h,n 5 wi f ' EARL CARLTON :. ,f7H , ,p, , V. ff, 'N A ff f Q , ff PHYLLIS CHIARO ',,,,,WOfV, A ,, MAX COCHRAN , f, X XE , I-mf: ,M i' , ,Y , NONA BROOKMAN ,,,,,.ix.x ,, ,xxx 241 - s IES Lff f "A: I N , Z fi? A , 4:k,ivfgEI ,X V fl .-M 7 if hm Q X A V X LINDA BROWN 7 ' " S ,, . .1 I . ,, 4 Z WM MAICAHKELV suns ff I VVV' sxi R if 5 , I RONNIE BURT ,,,, f f ,,, ,, 5 My Z g 2 ..,..,WW I 1 ,ff JIM CANALES , ww' . ff ,W 1 LINDA CARRILLO ffwff MM X , , , LARRY CHOICE ,Q W ,Z XM t. g Jn 5, 5 CRAIG GOCHRING fx , 2 f. -X ' ,sfgf ,JM .L. n. V . ,WWA CHARLOTTE BROWN N Q i XE W I . x Big!! :X ' S f 'MY f fa, Q 2, . SHARON BROWN gf, :,h I, A CHRISTINA BUNNELL Q ' ,ff JERRY BUTTERFIELD ,L my V WM? 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I. ,,..1,-ff 5 ff , ' A359 , Q- ,f V WL, A, f , ,,f A My 'vw ff, ,E 1 A- - V, .5,:.:. 1 If ,Q I 1 ,S , 1 - , 1 2 .-. 1 H N J, ' ' ,T Qfkgg ' ,,,v 1 i ,V 'rg ,I is Q I -- SUZANNE YEAGER DAVID YONUG RACHEL vmouez MARY PENNY GERALDINE JOHN DOUGLAS H IN I I YOUNG YOUNGMAN ZACHRESON zAHL ZELNAR zwlGARr POLLEY MARIDEL 89 LEAGUE or rmiiismf Under the name ot Los Bolsas Union High School, the Huntington Beach Union High School District came into existence in l905. In l906 the school moved from Wintersburg to the basement ot the auditorium at the old Methodist camp grounds in Huntington Beach. Here it remained until the completion of a part ot the present high school campus in 1909. Four students composed the first graduating class, receiving diplomas in l906. Ot the twelve other stu- dents in the high school at this time, seven were boys. These seven boys or- ganized the first Huntington Beach basketball team in l906 and won the Orange County Championship in the same year. The next year, in l907, a commercial course was added to the high school program ot mathematics, English, general sciences, and chemistry. Eleven years later an agricultural department was in- troduced into the curriculum. A Manual Arts Building became a part at the campus in l9l5, and in l926, the city took the first steps toward erecting the present Huntington Beach High School. ,igflc ff, - . . Campus clubs lceep Colonists busy after school. OO HR Rounding out the daily curriculum, Anaheim High Schools many organizations also add fun and companionship to the regular school day. Active Connies and Clems participate in campus clubs or ioin in the many club-sponsored activities such as cake sales, cupcake and cookie sales, and dances. Among the special activities held this year were the churros and bunuelos sales. Of the clubs on the Anaheim campus, lO are subject clubs, eight are student govern- ment organizations, eight are service clubs, five are professional groups, and l6 are miscellaneous clubs. These 47 different organizations are associated with every phase of campus life. Several clubs offer scholarships to help outstanding members through college, others offer opportunities for students to achieve recognition from the community through speech or ability contests. School tra- ditions, such as the Senior Circle, Hello Day, the Big and Little Sister Party, and Girls' League assembly competition, have been established by student organiza- tions. Belonging to clubs also teaches Colonists how to get along with others and creates a friendlier atmosphere. From entertaining and serving to governin 9 and learning, Anaheim l-ligh's clubs fulfill the fellowship facet of campus life. ..Various Activities Planned by Clems, f .vs as This years Colonist Club cabinet, along with its adviser, Richard Ryan, worked for the benefit of each AHS boy. Starting the year, Colonist Club presented an assembly tor the stu- dent body with GAA. Their other assemblies were for "boys only". ln the second assem- bly, "Wrestling Revelations" by Ber- tram Shurtlett was presented. The school dance band played, Terry Tavares' Combo entertained, wg ff' l. 4 1 7 ii' COLONIST CLUB CABINETfTOP HHH? .lim Shioiii, pi-i-sirlent: lion llroilie, svriliez :ind I'iI'lll,'t' S2111- the Bel Aires quartet sang, and Leo- nard Kailehewahu performed, with Dave Nelson acting as master of ceremonies tor the boys' last assem- bly. de1's.ti'+-:1siii'er'. ROTTHM HUXY: Hirliaiwl Hyun, adviser: Iiill llieltelil. seigi-ziiii-:il-arius: and Flint Stark. vii-1'-1,-resident. , f Q ,W .c... ,V Q T H fs ww NNW 44 MA Q-wane xfw x ,T ,.,. .C 4241 i I , X. :it sf ,gf 4' 1 'TS 'NU Jumhwn, JIM SHIOTA 297441 f , A 1 L , is :1 Q ,, t .P I A' ii .iii I N Vx 7: '- 4'f"'r?ir 'A ' lpifl, J Q ' Na , ,l U YQ km ff 'Vi Mauna--4-qvvfi if Grappling with Bertram Shertleff in his "Wrestling Revelations" program viewed by Colonist Club members is Delmar Key. while other participants, Tom Thueson and John Gibson, look on. 92 CLI NT STARK Vice-President 'ww wa President DON GROTHE Scribe BRUCE SANDERS Treasurer Connies Highlight Busy School Year Sponsoring activities to interest girls and working for the girls' bene- tit are the aims of the Girls' League. Greet'n Meet'n's were organized to help new girls teel welcome at Anaheim. Girls' League sponsored NW many activities tor Connies which in- cluded fashion shows, the Home- coming Dance, and Vocations Day. For school service they collected comic books to give to Orange County Hospital children, and also sponsored a drive for the Salvation Army at Christmas time. Advisers Mrs. Norma Elliott and Mrs. .loan Fee provided valuable as- sistance and guidance through the year. ye 'fukin ,I W gy J J VV. C. HV -, .5 ry pglfmd, M. Marlin, S,1H?'SOH1,,E1l151' S. Ariligiy il?l+'or'syil1e,eNiIufilerson, il, llilzuikmeyr-r, und L. Squier. LOTJOM ROW: K, lwashita, S. Reafrzui, M- M2lYlM'I'Y'Y, M. Kisliiyamii, :uid 5, Davis. r X ,mbps M , - . ,.,, y MARILYN MAYBERRY Vice President .MN- Ks. vw-af '0f"""""h VN? MARGARET KISHIYAMA A if 9 President Y ww. E I X 1 i . .sf i T -1 , , sf A .- ' ,ga p 1 s 3? y .. 1, ' g H N. K- A - , Si i s ,, , Sf 4 SAN DY REAGAN Secretary "Senior Showlwoatn, the .winning Girls' League assembly, fea- tured the above chorus line, plus many other specialty acts, l V iviELiNoA MARTIN Treasurer 93 WWII vw ,. """""' ww E Ji A JUDY PALKA , 1st Sem. President MQW I . z ii X Q Q ., if I , V A .X A Iv I 'sf ..,. 4 S . I I '+ 'Ia I . "fig I ' 9- 5 GOLD SEAL BEARERS-TOP How: T. 'ruylm-, H. wf-Iron, H. HAIIQIIIIII. G. Rc-Ilzew. li. SIIIIIIQ-IN. IW' ll- Wlflwll- PAT -105'-'N REFUND ROVV: C. Ogle, T. XVIII, J. I':IIkzI, I". llllIlfill'l', I.. .IoI1IIsoI1, and J. Hein. THII-LII HHXY: If INIIIVI-is M IXI:IyIIer'ry, P, Joslin, 'fI'fIllI'llI2ll'l, A. :xl'lIISII'4IlIM, :Incl .I. XX'IfI'IwI'. ISUTTOM ROXY: li HoII+JI'tsIIII, IZ. l'lI'ilZIl'I', V. ' Ist Sem. Secretary-Treas. Honor Students, Golol Seol Beorers Are WH Wm 4' - a VIRGINIA I-IUFF In I wf'1,V Nw, V ,fl . X Adwsef I flfzw l TNQ 1 .I ,u Iv 9 I ' "' f QV I ' f ' IIMUES r .lf ' Q . , 'fy wif' ' QI 5 -Im ,I I W Lf::'?' ,,,, vm, Q 1 . I 7 f " . II I.: , 'II W,,,j,, cf ai ,',-0,2 I 152 1 M,73w7'I . SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS 'VIII' IHIXX II. Il1lI'lII'IlI, II, KI-IIvI', 'I'. 'I':IxlIII' II XYI-IIIII S II:IlI- h , . I. , I-III-I, I., I!IIIII4I'I's, IZ SJIIIIII-IM :IIIII II. KIIII-III-Il SIIIVIINII IUIXXZ IC, .XIIII-II, .l. lll'llI, Il. I'I-I'IIiI'k, U. Uglv. Y 'I', XXIII, .l. I':IlII:I, I', IJIIIIIII-I'. :IIIII I.. .IIIIIIINIII 'l'llII1Il IIHXXZ I.. l'I-I1-I'sIIII, If. l'lI'l'1!ll'Il'U, 1'.'-NIII'I'I'Is, Nl. Nlzlg- ROBERT KELL IIIIIII, l'. -lllfllll, S 'I'I-IIIIIIII:III, A. .XI'lllNIlIIllLf. IIIIII .I, XY1'lIIl'I', IHI'l"I'lIAI IUIXX: .I. I-ry, M. IxIsIII5I1III:I, S. lxll' Adviser III-IMIIIIII, 1'. IUIII1-I'Is.IIII, IZ, l'lI'2ISl4'I', 4', llIIIlIl4I, IZ, SI-II:III', XI, lQI'IIlIIl'l',IlII1lI'. SII-VI-IIs, 94 WW twmmw WW. it if , ty- K :J r if 1' 'S . w 3 V 1 5 . , S ,N ,l Nw X Q 30 is 1 1 in no QL W X, ,D - Q 11 1 1 3 3 A ' 'l t 3 'U 4:-1 X S Q 1 'U X X X ro l'l1 SX ss Ax 2 ' -l s. f , Q X Z N x 5 i N Silk ,R Wx XM S pill- -X W- 5. I ' 1 2' 1 55144, , Y I ,, 1 4, z Q 5 A tt CHARLES OGLE JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS--'FUI' IIUXY3 IP. Hl:i,rr, H. 1':nnliilu-Il, .I'. lfllllllllllit, Sll2tXYV1tl', -ll. 1'mipl:mvt, :tml 11. lmw. SIGVHNIP ILUXYZ S. l,:in1.gsmi, Ii. thrive, N, IH-urn, S. Ixruste-I, M, Miller, ti H lTv'l1'H, 151 and 2nd Sem- ViCe4F'res- :nm S, sur---lim... i:r1'l"i'uA1 imwg N. l1'r1-wnfn., .r icitsntn, ii Smith, tl, .xtilvi-, J, lirn-lin-1, :intl .I. in--ynnl-is Recognized tor Their Scholastic Abilities 'Q -N, Qs wav ef' br I JANNAE HURLBET 2nd Sem. Secretary-Treas. Membership in Honor Society 1 is gained through top scholastic achievement. Eligibility is based upon a ten point system, college ' prep As equal three points, non- 5, college prep As, one and a halt , points, and B's, one point. tr Students who have been in Q., Honor Society tor tour semesters, one in their senior year, are named Gold Seal Bearers. They OIVIORE HONOR sociE'rY MEMBERS-'wi' iwwz s. i:1.wi:n.ti, ll, sr-iifnri, iz. 4'i':1ili .I. 1'i1:-111111-1-so 11. receive Qold PWS Gnd l1C1Ve Q0ld SOPH 1-1 f 1 - 1 1 rw 1- i .-,- xi I1'-Qin I 1'l- rl' 4 in-1.1 Q, , ,I I 1 I AI Ax. AHA :yl'1J14fjNIj IUXX, 1, l'1lg.,tl:-ull, A, .rr ul sun, . ..L. xi. ., .L x, .. 1.1 11, . l.','tl"l'-"'.Zfiliii mistm'l"i'ciiiii:rmwp it .ir-11-r,i.1. mm, S, l!lSl1H5', 111111 11. l'1-'le11H1ll- Seols ploced on me" d'plOmU5- 95 se-1 5915 Q ,Q X if xii. .A-, 2 5-55' ' N-xii . . Ns.: . K ., . ,- . . 4 f ,,...: N N f,"'s:c x T N1 , X ' .bv .rs :X -s T. --c--f,:s-1 CLUB-TOP ROV? R, Elder, S. Rowland, D. Keip, C. Kelly, .T. SlllS'E'kl1NY3l, Il. Blank :md M. Rowe-. SECOND ROXV: 11. Piper. R, L11llll'Pb'il1, J. bhlotu, T. Taylor, J. TX oa1.lwi1i'd. J, Easton, :intl P, Beasley. IZOTTOM HGTV: M. ltzivisun. P. Rzisluussen, M, .-Xndersoli, D. Yollom, Ll, Baker, G. Kah- litz. and J. Nakamura. Key Club, Colonial Coeds Work to Anaheims Kiwanis president, were guest speakers tor a noon program early this year. Helping to sponsor a world clothing drive tor needy chil- dren, along with other clubs, was one ot Key Clubs service activities. rcv-.. X They also raised S200 tor the Foreign Exchange Program 4 by sponsoring the Harlem Clowns basketball team in the AU gym. Mike Anderson and Tony Taylor, attended a State Key Club Convention held in San Francisco in May. i. ie. A A ? A c a -.....c.. Arlliriii wus thi- unril :it llir- llnrliriii Vluxxiis luislwtlmll MJIIHI' Fltttll' S..,,,,'xl, 'ii 1 '5sffgsf'f sm-4-it by lliii- lie-y Vliili. 'l'ln- yiiitlits Iinni Ilil- iqriiuv' ur-nl lu ltti- Witt ' 'X X tmw-iilti r-xr'limig+- yiislilllillll- iff 'Q' TX M Xi 6 bl. xii-X. l X 1 ' X . ln its second year ot existance at Anaheim High, Key Club f Q' accomplished many serviceable activities. X Membership in this Kiwanis sponsored club requires a B grade average and recommendation from ones counselor. ' L I g sf-v"',i'1f."S i X X After an applicant has these qualifications, he must be voted in t .. is 1 by the other members ol the club. i lg N A ii . . , . 1 t - RF X 4 ' X . X One ot the main activities ot the boys club was a point L Q X 'Ri ' ' . n luncheon was held to , meellng with Fullerlon' The eychc ge Nlwixti :ilitix-r siri- llii- lu-x l'Iiili iiI'l'ii'i-iw tm' llii' xt-'ll' 'l'lin . . s . . . - gi-imp . reach Club' wittsisls ut slsiiiilinsq, 'I'-iirx 'l':i5lui', vim- im-siili-ntl: .lolin 'l'unli, :itl- Cll5CU55 ml-lluol problems O b b :If"I: Nlsill lt:ix min, svviw-l:it'5', :iiinil lim-1-liiiu, Hsu lgimlwllt, ' ' V "Wt lllvei 'lrttwluli liullilz, l"l l'I'l.',' I'-ll'x't l:l"'2 1 l Mlt Paul Davidson, sound instrument expert, and Bo am ers, 'Mmm wwmml i at rw r 1 Mtn i nr inn ta 96 Q E v. 4 A. s AA"' ss. :ci , . f M, ix Q 1 ck ,, If U Wgdlfi' J L 'v,. . 5:5322 if S sax. I Q., . U A ,, Lv -j :A qv, -., A X. ,V ' 'A M' ' l , 'ff I f fr i get i J . r 5 Earl A st , B by S my ., 'Jw if K ' M9420 f . i x ' S .. if . , I .M :I ire. ,Li 3 ug! -s Y., 301- COLONIAL COEDS-'l'Ul' ILUXX' 4l,i-I'l lii i-tglili: t', lltilninl, Ii. Iii-i'lsvIii-i-, II. Simi:-Intuit, S. Ilii-wi-i'. Ii. 'I'Iioinlriii, .l, l'iiIIiii:in, Ii I'i-'tlt nf, NI Ilil- i.Liriit'i-Itl, :mil Il. I,iiik. SIG1'HNIIIi0XY: .l. Il:itIiI'I'. tl. .Xilli-V .X. fNIillni:iii, ll, Ilrrulil, I'. Xliirrzii. .l. 4':ii'iiiir-lizii I, I' I1:ix'is, Sli-x--iw. lx. lllflfillllll. .I I,:iiii-S, :iiiil I". Ulsini. 'FIIIILIP IXOXYZ ll. l'Ii'li:ii'-I IL, Ilrisi-iw, I I it In-1, .l. I..ii1, KI. Ilniiiini-ll, .l. Irlnsliiii, V, Xliirris, I', .IrisIiii. S Ili-+'lw'i'. llllll V. lliilliiii. IZO'l"l'0M IZUXYZ ll, Si'Ii:iI'I', H. 'I'i'iiiitiii:iii, .I, Yisr-I l', lliiilili-ig .I, Ili-iii, IXI, Iiisliiyziiiizi, V. Il4iIwi'lsnii, .I Ali-:iili-, :iiiil II, lAlZlI'4l. Having one of their most active years, Colonial Coeds carried out many proiects in the field of school service. During the I959 football campaign, Coeds sold pro- grams at all home games, and at the end of the season served at the annual football banquet. Also, Coeds bought lunches for Rosemarie Kerstcher, foreign exchange student an honorary member of the club, paid for the scholastic award medals for one quarter, sponsored the campus March of Dimes drive, held a Christmas party for a County Hos- pital ward, and gave an Easter party for handicapped children. wk Sl Rf' XX?fiXf X W5 D q .q ..,, , I. , 5 . ' . -r Gif . ra- K is - I.EY,,,.M. gclmff, Jeri Piillmziii, :ind Put Joslin :ire 1:ii"Iiine' up piwtvi-Q aroiind vziuiiiiis ziclvertisiiig' the Donkey Iiziskvllizill gzuue siioiisriiweil by the COIOHIILI COUCIS- 196' E. in sv .im , I .... 4 " i I iii?-Sidi X Q A as me if K ,J ? if-5 J , sw 5 Q R! C X I s - i OFFICERS-'FUI' IKOXY lliefl lo riglillt IZ. I.:iiir-zislvi' iiilvisierg .l. llziii. si-twirl srriwtvi- r'Iiai1'i1mii: .I Pullmpm, iii-Q5i.i91,13 M, I-liluerilkrlil viiw:-1ii'esi1I--iii: :ni-I K". Roland, seiwir-e point vliziir- nmii. ItO'l'T0!XI ILOXY: FZ. Me-lliy. :irlvisvrg l'. Morris li-easiirer' .I. Yisi-I, Iiisliwiaiiz :intl .I. Euston, sm-i'el:ii'y. I ' Social activities consisted of an initiation at a football game, a new members' breakfast, a membership tea, and a trip to Hollywood to see "Gigi". A very unusual campus activity, in which faculty and Varisity A club members participated, was the donkey basket- ball game. After the game, Coeds donated s2oo for the foreign exchange program. For their senior gift, the club donated large shade trees to grace the Senior Circle. As an additional proiect, Coeds gave S5300 to worthy Connies. 97 . W f ,gs Y 'fb' ff ' e , 'Sl I 'YV ', L. -'Tn ' :sy QNX "'1' swf- ' fi Z, ' . 0 , We 1 X521 ' s X f, Qs N. -mn Q 5 fi -s K ,, .2 , ,Q , ER , J s A X X STEVE HABENER Sec.-Treas. -wwf BRUCE SANDERS Sgt.-at-arms . , X N ----- X W 'N W S , E SQ' X 535 Q , . . n. ,, 1 , c s,'4?NN" f W is JOH N EASTON President , y s Q ff 4 f if ,x g We . Wx we 5 . i x ff zzzz 4 2, - , 4 , is ima 2 in Q zz is 5 ,yt fm 2 fYv,Nz- 5.132 Z , .1 X . TONY TAYLOR Vice Pres. lnclustrious Knight ffr ' ,. ,4 ",, , f 1, A , . I, f 5 V! .Q I M 71 , f f , .,T,T , , , 49 if i AW inf gl COLONIST KNIGHTS 'l'4ll' C' 5 ,. Une ot' the must popular and unusual dances of the year-was the "Beatnik l!:ill" Sl11'lllS1,lI'l'Il by the ar-tive Volanist Knlghts to lvenetit the foreign ex- :-lmnge IrI'OLl'l'ZllYl. Colonist Knights consists ot a group ot junior and senior boys select- ed on the basis ot grades and citizenship. Under the leadership ot George DeRubeis, the club carries out its main purpose of serving the community, taculty, and student body. Services that these Clems have pertormed this year were selling pop corn, hot dogs, and peanuts at home football games, paying for Peer Rasmussens lunches, donating titty dollars to the United Fund, and spon- soring the Beatniclc Ball, the proceeds ot which were given to the Foreign Exchange program. , Sub Dehs Strive 'Wm 1 W 4 ml 5 f V rl V g , 2 7, no ,-,,fl"ll 1 1 , u, 4 , il , ,M fri K y, i 71. af, , 7 ,, HZ, ,Q f.-fx , lg- 5,,,,,l,.,-,, 11 Hslmrn, Hnrl .I, Imftlnu, 98 fps aw 2 ,. Q' l l W l ,ll ... N 1" ILHXXT .l, Yisl-l. fi Sl'H'liXN1'Il ffwlzgf- ln- lilllrl'IH, IlllXlSl'I', :mil 'IX 'l':l.xI11l', I:1h'l"l'uXI lutxxh ll, 1'nnpI:unl, S. tl:uln-11.-1-, Itiiilm- Slim-r', M1-Li'r'iv Kuelili-V, and .lezmne lNl1tl'lPIlSt'll :ire plaiiliiig' one ot' the f'illlI1'S4' 4-luis ctoiiaterl try Sub llvlws lo lieziutity the S4-trim' Fir:-I1-. Sub Debs, a girls' service club on campus, have been serving their school and community through numerous activities. Their main projects, however, is furnishing a S250 scholarship to two AHS girls upon graduation. In addition to giving the scholarships, Sub Debs have sold and folded football programs at home games, served at the PTA dinners, decorated for an Ellds Club meeting, donated tvvo Chinese elms for the Senior Circle, sold mums, dressed dolls for the Good Will, collected for the Cancer Fund in memory of Frances Baker, a former Sub Deb, sold cokes at dances, and gave S50 to the Foreign Exchange Program. JEANNE MORTENSEN President 1 f V MARCIE KOEHLER Vice-president ul . ,, .,,, S gig 41" f -Z as , . A -Y 1 W 8 '- f om " as W fan, , 17,1 f ,, ,Q ,, , 'fi ww .. X' MARILYN WATTS Secretary 4-iq faq-5 nf -,Nr MARILYN NIAYBERRY Treasurer To Benefit Others Through Their Service gg, ig. CS ii , . sf f .Q ,, pf r S y ,4 i 5 ' 5- i,,,,,m I " ' f,-2.w,7ii" W 123' ' i 'f V J- I it ,.,, , .Q . . fi 1, f S 1 i , , A, , . 4, . lg, ,fig 53? x I Wy, f v ' -1 ,.. , l 3 , 5 3 M as f i f r f WHY' s X., , 5 , L ,, V., N , I M, . ii' ' -T S -. Qi -wr r ' MS' 4 X f . ,. X ,Q , K4 ,XX .. i ., Ex ss f ,m b t , 5 2, .i Si. .,, ' , xi Xi N wmv, is L 3 1 C V . Vx i in Q 0 f 1 fs W I C JCN 9' SUB DEBS-TOP RONV theft To righitz D. Moi'p.:':iii, D. Goltler, zulvisvig .I. Peek, l'. lJet't'iii-i', P. Kiev, U. 4'iii'i'ii-i', R. Beeiiiaii, :mil IE. Sedlock, SIGUUNU HOXV' Il Gibson, B, Miii'tlo1'li, J, Goodwin, lt. Doiiic-a, L. Sqiiivir, A. Itzivis, N. XVilkiiis, :uid S. Tezigiie. THIRD HOXYZ G. Howxii-it, M, Mzirliii, U, 1'1- mer TF, Tliiieli, P, Uziriies, J, Godwin, J. Moriviisen, :uid S. llsivis. ILOTTOM HOXY: S. Tieagziii, Il. lSai'1'y, Bl. Koehler, .I. Moi'l1--ns- ii, M, XY:1lls, M Maybe,-I-y, D, Sliger, and J. Toiissau. 99 1 LW? M... A 1' ig 4" QQ 5: , F 1' uf ,cf f -29,20 if 4 ,- fr- KMJ :vm .-44" -4 t 'Y I . U.- . , , ., ' I ,tsp QU' O 42. V U V . ff I vu I I g i' it I ' 1 4 , I' Q' ll I or ' 1 t Q o a , . ' 1 ti , 7 ' .J 5 I 9 . 0 9 0 1 mf o 9 Q Q O 0 Q 'f t v ' ' ' FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS 'Htl' IIUW: Iirtiiiiii- NitilIiiIlI', ll'k'ilNlll'f'l'i ,li-ri Hr-ii., ltrfrl Vruss I'l'llI't'54'IIlJIllV"Q :mil I,iiirl:i lmluii, x,'iwi-pi-i-siili-tit, lLft'l"1'fJAI IUJXVZ l':iiul Sli-vi-tis, Hl'f'l'4'lflI'-X, :tml Xl'il1i'v-1-ii Krviiiin-i', pri-siilwtil, 4 val it NIARJORIE PIBEL Adviser lOO QM F T RE TEACHERS-'FUI' IIOXV1 .I, Kr-imiwfly. 5. Gazey, K. H9-l11SH3'. Fihilull, K. Rziiney, :intl .l. Hi-in, SIGUONIP IYIOXYZ D. Link. M. IxI'11111t?l', X. Ttqgel-5, lf, Rogers, S. llii"ti:irils, :intl Il, lie-mit. Students Plan Careers Students who are planning to enter the teaching profession compose the Future Teachers ot America Club. To better acquaint the members with the duties ot a teacher is the purpose ot this organization. The club is under the guidance ot Mariorie Pibel. The girls' main project this year was participating in a two day pro- gram to observe and teach grammar school students in the Los Alamitos School District. They also contributed cookies to a hospital for their Red Cross project. The girls spent an active and successful year learning about the duties and responsibilities ot their future profession. M 'H-l -fs: Qi was 3 A, wa' . wwf, i' f f g el 2 ' , ax W lL..."R..., FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS-'l'Hl' HOLY' MVN liulwrl' rr ' ' tr' Y v I , .1 llll lr- .11lx.s:l, .I. l.nl,,4fxrxlu lu. lluml, .l. I't'y, It. l"1sl11'l', 1'. XYilIsi4-, f', flHll1IIII,JIll1l liner-f'ux,:l4lXlS1'I'. l4lC4'1lNlr IIOXX S- lil'UWll, XV- 4'Hl'VUll. li. l'I""'l, li, Sll"l'1'l', l'. 4':ll1lv,'1-Il, .l. llilc'l11'4u'k, N. lit'i,1.:g4s, IP. Mal 4'N 'lllll 1' 1' 1' ' ' "" ' ,. . . Ju ll4'lIX. I.Hl IHIXI ICUXN1 S. llllllll, il. 'l'l1ivss4'ri, Al. N:irilu-mis, lv llunlli, I l':iro-nl, ll. IV,-Xrttmw-. M. l'zrlmi, S, lilIIlf.Q4'I', :rnrl l'. llr':lll:uvli. In Teaching, Business To develop interest in the business world was the purpose ot 70 stu- dents to participate in Future Business Leaders of America. FBLA extends membership to students enrolled in business subjects and anticipating a commercial career. Held in league with the Fullerton Junior College FBLA, the lirst annual 'Sweethearts Ball" highlighted the active agenda. At the State FBLA convention, members of '59 secured for the second consecutive year the coveted first place award for chapter activities. Win- ning the award deemed Anaheim's chapter eligible to compete in the National FBLA Convention. Under the aid of Charles Cox, adviser, FBLA experienced an outstand- ing year. ,W N? 2. ,N hiv , , L A 2 , l l i fn L. l cn 1,r- , .' 7 W X NK'., ,... X. EMM mx 1 . , 5' FM f' 5,:.vl9 ff- , , 'V It I rwd,',.?. df :mx a. B C AI f f is ,F ' 'H , ,J , .. 4- : '32 a Q , - A ,, ,E 5, N at - . ,it A31 F r fx .V -f ,V , A 2 FBLA OFF'lCERSi'I'0P I-IONV: Sandy Iilmger, reprwt- 1-r': Mart--ne Itnlmi, Vive IPI'f'Slll1'l1lI Ullucl-Q Osborn, lI'P!lSllI'L'l'Q :xml Geri 'Thiessv-n, historian. IIOTTOM HONY: My:-I Nzrnkr-rvis, Rui Prose 1'eir1'+-setltatixw,-3 Itwen Iloalh, pw-sirleirtg and Var! Hr:1lmvk, secretary. CHARLES COX Adviser lOl 1. 'N' , A Q . , , S its K s V , x x. X X i . 2 K ' X L ' i x .. 1 ,,kx . Q c - X -X Q., X diss X .,.. CAROL STEVENS Head Usher-ette uQ,-we-f eq. LEOTA JOHNSON Vice President R Ushering, Serving Are Duties At the beginning ot the year, Usherette members held a get- acguainted tea to begin the ninth year of service to Anaheim High. Under the leadership ot Mrs. Faye Schulz, these Connies have ushered at numerous activities. These activities included home tootball games, the iunior and senior plays, the two titth grade concerts, symphony con- certs, baccalaureate, and graduation. Membership in Usherettes is acquired through applications, but only iuniors and seniors are eligible to apply. This year the Usherettes chose powder blue sheath dresses tor their unitorms. During the last semes- ter, Usherette members contributed money and materials to make bean bags tor their Red Cass proiect. -QQ vfy gf? 7 . MARGARET KISHIYAMA Secretary ,mis fum.. 1., Z W Y Z 4, ,M . . i .- - f lm, yi' F K- '57 , i 1 N W rwihi . .I k l I I ,M x ' X if f If E . i , "' ii. ,,,,,, . 5 f , ,,,, . 4 K .K ,,f if A I 1 I ky g .R ' W ,M j M r x KEIKO ivvAsi-ii'rA W Treasurer f i NLF? W Q 2 'Qi ' ,, uk ' x ' N ,II gigffiiixi 59. ' , W g, .. , -' 1 'gjpl - ,g i 4 - 1 4' v,- . N L Q.. i ' i TTES,,-.'I'flI' HHH: r-, .Xiiilri s, I, lYiillv:i1'1--, l,. .liiliiixiiiii .l. Hi-iii, :iiiil l'. li:-:ill-. Nl'Ii'1iXli l'ilXx'- 11 gi. A HTERE,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, U fp,,.,ii,, .i, w.,1i'.ii-ii, S. ii.--iisiiiis.-ii, iiiiii ii. miisiiiii.. i:ii'i"i'imi iimxy S, xiii.-iiiii-.ic 'ly PAT BEALE I,,,,i,.,-Q Ip. lpgxrviisy-r-, M. Kisliiy:i,ni:i, I., Sr-lilngel, Luiil ll- Nlfllui- i 102 Red Cross Rep. Performed by These Connies e ti -it :egg fa, . x QSWQ-i4.f T .,,., C 653' X ' ,I VQ' JN , ' ' t ' t h Sophomore girls are given an oppor unity o serve the sc ool and LYDIA CANO also have an opportunity to participate in extra-curricular activities by P nd t FCS! en becoming members in Servettes, the sophomore service club. Incoming sophomore girls make an application tor membership, and the old mem' bers vote upon them. The girls must have a C average, and a sincere interest in providing service tor the school. To start the year ott the old members put on a zany initiation tor the new Servettes. Held in the cafeteria the initiation was a trying ,M W-nn. experience tor the sophomores. Proving their usetulness, the girls made posters tor the Student we 3, Council sponsored 'Beachcombers' Ball", and hung them up around sw. ae' the campus. Always patriotic the girls helped the Colony celebrate George Washington's birthday. Delicious cherry tarts were enjoyed by Con' nies and Clems at lunch and recreation. The girls also sold colces at dances, got clothes tor Korean war SHERRV WOODROME Q-.5 -V it W' "' orphans, and ushered at graduation. Vice plesident ,,.,, Y J U DY DI LLEY Secretary hai Amr ibi- Q ' T P Xxx 15 , 'WS-f r Rn- iii, ,,1,i- I H . if s. 5 H, A is A Q as e:s:.rc,,s.' . ,,-cess sem, sf fuss . , , ' " . in ,W N ,A 1 A tl QL- ' 1 A '- 32? :- QQ ' Q - 'E f g. 5 326.3 Q XX s eg , ,, ., . .eff .Q .vi rj 1 h, if ,X ss, EX J pgs 1. Q , 5 ess ity ' s Tp. s D gf Q' , 3 . "kg X , l 53' we A fi ' Q J is A - . C , ,,, , C . e J i A 'f ' iv R P' ' , X i 1'-use ,,.. , 's + Q V xx Q V 1 1 - f. , . J..-fggf 1 , SHARON BISBY Red Cross Rep. l DONNA NOBLE Adviser is l if . -Q gi. S i l,g. ss- lx Elf S , il, hs I is. lgl 3. i if l i 4 S i x A sERvET'rEs-'roi' How: sr xxmirir-ririif-, K. Davis, xi, Dolgrni D, Mtirm- K 1.:a,,Wx. J ,.l,U,k ,md I Mm ' ' r -.- - 1 , . ,I , A It son. SECOND HOXY: C, l'1lll'll, J. Dilley, L. l'Ol'4lOI1. S, Llrwl. S. T"1 1 - , .. t . 3 , H. Avifluilria, M.. YOllltR'lNillT, E. Mzirlrlox, S. get--wen. :init ill, lillllllgllhlTllhiljlLlTlgr?HlJtlJThar?UTBTUQIIVITT-TllixiT lipu S. Saville, It. Vhiaro, P. Giffin, and S, llistiy. ISOTTO Nl HUXY: H. Shi-ret' I liertforwl Nil Nilillevi lfami ' QVIITVC .I. f1OI'l.lOIl, and C. l52lllH2lLZ'0S. TO3 PEP CLUB-TOP ROXY: R. Niehwoner, IS. Flint, D. Brownfield, G, Carter, J. Easton, D. Nelson, K. Hoffner, T. Taylor, J. Nakamura. G. Koblitz, B. Blankmeyer, and L. Dolxtn. SEVOND HOXV: J. Hein, P, Joslin, R. Sr-haff, S, Briggs, S. Ford, P. Dinkler, L, Monnell, XV. Miller, T. Pruett, J. Yisel, THIRD HOXY: J. Lanrles, .I. Kirks-lie. B. Peterson, C. Fredrico, J. K. Rainey, L. Fisher, S. Dunn, S. I-leitshusen, J. Burgeson, and U, Stevens. Rau, K. Hamsev, A. Dnvis, P, Deffner, Q". Currier, P, Hier, J. Lever-li, D. Naiikervis, N, Czillnhaii, T. Ric-ker, S. Pettit, and B. Murdoeli. FOURTH ROXV: C. Quails E. Robertson, S. Bird, K". Ferguson, C. Jeter, K, Olson, li. Forsythe, R. lieeman, J. Hurlliet, G. Adler, Henry, M. NVittesCh, B. Fisher, and L. Johnson. FIFTH ROXY: S. Troutnian, D. Smith, M, Easton, S. Richards. L. Cailietix, D, Vanlfossen, C. Rogers, J. Toussau, L. Brancliziud, J. Easton, N. Freeman, D. Danhoff, D. D'.-Xniore. D. Maley, :ind P. lrlnrry. IZOTTOM ROXY: N, Faueqlinder, E. Moore, B. Olson, V. Rogers, C. Powell, S, llomini, M, Mayberry, D. Lawrence, P. Barnes, S, Davis, S. Reagan, M, Koi.-liler, G, Howard, ll. Gilvson, and D. Sliger. Creating School Spirit At its peak this year, Pep Club boasted some hundred members. Under the leadership of .lohn Easton, president, this active group initiated many clever stunts during football season. In addition to making dozens of posters for each football and basketball JO!-rLr:e56fZs1':'ON game, the club had pep tags with clever slogans made, and put on recreation rallies for each home game. Pep Club also organized pep assemblies featuring spirited skits. A few ideas put into practice this football season was an all white-shirted rooters section. This secton also featured fluffy blue and gold pam-poms. Some other new tricks this year were poppy, painted balloons, and a model Kew A to carry the song and yell leaders to the opponents side during halftime. The traditional "pledge to beat Fullerton" was also carried out by the cap- able and active Pep Club members. ROBERT NIALLENDER Adviser l04 Tl L I H V V 1'l+Y-ins. i 1' If "'iPl"4 Illwrinises that iiw 11ii1lPi's1:'iiwl will dn "linJii' fill" to Iiwil An:ihHi1n's :uw-li rivsil l'uIl+'-1-tmi, in football ' ALMS :"""'f'l HHN Iflvllisf' IO "Heat I+'iillr-i'l1wn" is Ewing sipriwd by innny Vniiiiivs and MXN!! x 1 , s, 45-, f , pf X, - A I ,gmfin ix 2 ,i PAT BARRY, Vice Pres, .. I . Q f . ll Q V,-V ,E 'x wi'-sr wi M 1 5 9 "' Qi ' Anzihe-ini Colonist! vivtory is announved by the nww victory ting purchase til Xe-ar with v- Q student body funds. Shown displaying' the I'1:i,2, wiiivh flies wlwiie-vwr a victorx lx won in win .Aw 'ff' , 5, ' nthletic evwnt, are Pat Hurry, G:ii'y Carter, Sandy Reagan, and Ilvc-1-cy Gibson SANDY REAGAN, Secretary Was Main Obieciive of Pep Club i 0,19 of ihv wavs Pep Foininittee :ironses iI'll6I'fQ'Sf :md Hiitiiiisiusiii fm- Iii., sainws is ln him: UD Hght Dnsters. be-Y Svliiiff. Put Joslin. 1391-ky Gliisoii. Put iI:Ai'i'y, Srindi Hwagain, 4lfeoi's:ez1i1ii I-Iowzird :ind Ugithie Morris 211-9 lznsily Sp1'vad111gpuSlHi'S around tlw iziinpus. DAVE NE NQNG' ,- M .. LSON. Sgt.-arms iE5i"2.Kkh. Iuh at Rye , V' qi 'W -is ' --. ggi f M . . . mv-m . t " -H . ' S Y 'mb i A , 2 msg ,N- six.. . we sis xt es 'ig . S BETA GANIMAJTOP ROXV: G. Vliwiy, .I. lllllls-l'l'ielil. H. Hillizitwil, Nl. Knauss, :init K+-miiiel Anrlersoii, 2'ldYlSt?l'. LEOTTOIXI ROXV: J. Fllllull. C. Gates S. Sleelmati, D. Miller, Al, Sedia, ii Lesst, and I., lvtei-suit. Biology, Physical Science Students' P tt . ,. . rt . ' 'iff' i I ,Am ,,,.., 1- 149 l il BETA of-xivirviA OFFICEFQES 'Vftt' 'WWI li' Xtiili-ram: :iilxifvli 21lI'l li- flvw, l""'5"l""I 'Htl' :l'ftKl lCfltXYi 5. Sli-vliiiiilt, ll"'HF'll"'l'1 7'l"l ll' Milli-r, f""l"'l1It'5 KEMUEL ANDERSON Adviser l06 Beta Gamma, the biology science club, strives to arouse interest in plants and animals. This is the second year on the AU campus for this active club, guided by Kemuel Anderson, biology teacher. Starting oft the year, club members were given an oppor- tunity to observe nature on a field trip to O'NeiI Park, while there new members were initiated into the club. All members ol the club enioyed the hike around the park. For service to the school the club renovated the science museum. They cleaned and repaired the specimens and changed the formaldehyde in the iars, Social activities of the future scientists in- cluded a lun lilled trip to Snow Valley. . is If -' f , ,, i v , fsfri W ff 2 412 as 1 1 - . ,M N W .53 sw Q .ff L " ,V A ' ' , Y - M 5 'tulnnuv 1 I H Y 3 K Gamma Pi, another science interest club, promotes t 'WW 7 M, X activities pertaining to physical science. Requirements for membership are curiosity and a desire to learn ' hun'-dm. more about science. Possibly the clubs' most enjoyable, as well as edu- U it cational, experience was a tour ot the University of Southern Calitornia's science department. Group mem- bers were given a guided tour ot the freshmen physics laboratories. They " X"' A were shown demonstrations of most ot the equipment that they will be Work- ing with in their college years. Another ii tour the group enioyed was ot the local Delco-Remy Battery plant. GANINIA PI OFFICERS! Nnliwy tlrvlI+'I'Is, vim: In-1-:stile-iili l.mini+- l"l':rxivi', lit-il Vross iw-piwrs--t1l:itive: .lllltly I':ilk:i. sei-i'el:r1'y-liw-:isili'v!':fltifl I'liili1+ liIlI'llllf'l"l1 I"'FSl'l"lIl- JOSEPH CARTER Clubs Otter Knowledge, Enjoyment if 'sf s ks' NX . X 1 Q . ' -Exif -E f s I ' - .. ' , ' l ' V K f VZ' 'R , . - s, . Ye ,, Q fx 'f 1 i ' 'ri' ' 5 Y s . L s t , . . - , , 1 k, D, M't 1 '11, R. Stone, and J. Carter, adviser. SECOND ROFY: P. Barnlmrd, P. Shawver. M, Bolster GAMMA 1:ElOd5?JTplei?1dCzi2ii-d E. Tiplpiirig, TT-HRD ROXY: C. Fredrico, B. Frazier, C. O'Br1en, L. Lyon, D, Iilodge, J. Mickelsoli, .I HY I , f . - . Igelkaimalld N. Roberts. 107 , Cf? V, Wi? . r H rr, Jw - s f is , 1 i X fm Q ' 5" 1. Q' " fe, E w I "M 1 iiX,,fl , Kaya 'V g f X "iv 'ff tx Sy g i its 2 C' A a. 4 ' x I ,Q 1 KV si K " ,ffffiw s J ROTO-HI-TOP ROXY: N, Ki'at':ii'i, ii. lY'i:Il,EllHlll, V, Viiiiiiiipglizrtn S, Hilti,-lain. T. XX'iII, ll. Sims, fi. Giiuiwl, Lt. Hi-lsel. unit A. Atmieri. SECOND ROXV: J. :Xlll,lEI'SO1'1, P. I'r:ii'isIoii, lt, Link, H. Kemp, T. Hill, I. Xhilleiw-, J. Mickelsoii, L. I'--tw-rsun' :ind S. Seiersrm. 1lHT'I'HNI RONV: D. Lachridge, S, LvDflF'I'NYOOd, C. Lierininger, S. Aiiiliwes, K. Imalpli. Lt. I1i':iii+'li, V. I'l'ili-its, J. Got-rtoii, and .I. Palkn. Drama, Speech, Writing Enthusiasts Anaheims Rotary Club sponsors the speech and drama group on campus, Roto-l-li. Campus adviser Howard Hovey, and president Phil Barnhard planned many activities tor the 'nf' new club. Club members competed in speech contests held by the Optimists, the American Legion, and the Orange County Speech League. For community service Roto-Hi put on a minstrel show for the Rotarian ladies, and a talent show tor the Orange County Hospital Geriatrics ward. 'MQ .- - . I y 'Q s I ss-s X s . fx , Wixrda js... ' sci? x 1 'tw we ' ' i , "' . ' ' A-Q . ii . i u 11? ti , '14 , - V' N 3' J 'W 1 X ff i ' J f ' ii' ' I-, -. N , X X ,fr ft Q K .gif .1 1 41 if ,ia fl 1 1 . s 1 , ft' ' 0 ,., it I - , ss FQOTOVHI OFFICERS 'VMI' HHH" lqiiii Xtrillzwvt, s-4-i'i'1-l:iijv, :tml linlliux "X H., tv. 'S ,.','4.lc',-Hlggljtii IIfI'I"I'll,XI IHIXY, 'I'li1'ii1l:i lllll, XIV4' lilwfhle filiiiilihiiiriil"l'1ii'iiNXX'ilI,i liliwiiif-.ef iiifiiiiiuftr. 4tl'il'ill'l'flI NUT 5ll4lXYN' l'lIllllI' HOWARD HOVEY linrntirirfl, t'I"'f"l""l' Adviser IO8 ,, e ' ' ' 1-' -.3 ' . 7 ffff' 4- am I f MW f V, 1 if 2 I f A W , ff W 1 ',-. .. "s,...l': ,,,.'n:,,.sv: ,, . ff ff' , 2. ,. 5, Q .. 1 ,, .,,,A, .. M i PQ v si 9 W Q., 2430.4 --- ...ue PRESS CLUB-'FUI' HONVT IA. Qllillv, :ulvisr-V, H. Ilrzmrlun, M. lXIilIi-V, IVI. fnllllllt, .I. Willis, I', Iinllr-R, ll. Murplly, 5. Ixrustv-I, Ib. Nelson. .l. tuxxli-x. HIGVUNIIJ IEUNYZ Milli", Il. I'2llf'i"k, IXI. XX'ilIvs1'I1, .I. Il:LIIiI'ti, K. 'I'I14x1'1lln1l, .l, l,e-V+-1-k, Y, Ilngi-1's, :lllil I Ilil1'l' I'U'I"I'l'lM IUIXVZ S Smith, .I. IIUININXIII N IIIXIN 4' I'11lr11I im I 91 illsm I' WI Ili' I' In lin :ml I Ilein Participated in Numerous Activities . . . Press Club is perhaps the most hardworking club on campus, although it is one ot the least heard ot. Composed ot the annual statt and A and B iournalsm students, press club's main activity is the production ot the yearbook. Last summer, the statt met at adviser, Larry Quilles house to start work on the annual. At this time, the theme and dedication were decided upon. Because ot this time-consuming responsibility, Press Club only has time tor a small number ot other activities, some ot which are attending iournalism workshops and field trips. LARRY W. QUILLE Adviser ,www BEVERLY SCHAFF President E MW I f Y. 4 40' . My t vgf scgp' V fy 'ii . . ,QYJW 'i f ' .. SALLY DAVIS Secretary N-:audi ,Ava-,,l DAVE N ELSON Vice Pres. . .f C s.:-sir' --1 C 5 GAIL MURPHY Treasurer IO9 MM t W P . A 1 ,. , fgx.. A' ' f V - i' im FUTURE NURSESfTUI' HOV' ildeft to riehtig t". Svlterer, G. Lehman, S, SWei,eqlieime1', fn--msg.,-A Hill, beak. Gail Warner, and J. Fulton. sEr'r'rN1Ti Row: M. write, S. Ar-irrerSri,e,, X X N bawdy, A, Zeeveld, and L. llnsster. BOTTOM HOXV: J. Hartune, D. Parks, L. 2 f ft'er'Sen, and N. Morten. A V. MM I ' All'YlllN:'l'S nl' ttir- Frilrrrr- Nurse-s :ire strewn in 3 typlc IlUSl'1illlI'ilIf.Q' lll1'il'l"lI'24l ,-Xirl volirsri ein.-it try the Red C1 s Girls Interested in Becoming Nurses time irlitillrs Im Ilir- rt 1- r-lirli xxlrri pl:ririir'+l rirriiry lIlll'I'4'Si 'J ' ' " '- FICERS UI l min, K1 ltrxxrlx rriirrsprilirl 1-rririll:i.r'1', .-nlniirliviu, lt. l':irl4e, hiss! 'I Z -- i I 'lm vrri-I'rr'v' K1 Arirlr-igeriti. f"""l'l7"'.V'lV"f'5d'l""'3 i""l S":l"'ll' I' Illll 'V ' ' Il nil l'rrt 4'i'ri I1-jilf'e1'tll'llIY" ,,.,jrlrrr.t, :iiifl S NNW' f r " fx ' ' Under the leadership ot Theoda Hill, president, and Elizabeth Welolo, school nurse, the Future Nurses learned much about their prospective occupations. To start olt the year they had a membership rally with special guest speakers. A new feature was uniting with the Red Cross Council to torm the Auxiliary Junior Red Cross Club. Many ot the Future Nurses took the American National Red Cross First Aid Course given to the club in tive two- hour lessons on Wleclnesdcry evenings. Other projects includ- ed working with the Junior Guild ot the Anaheim Memorial Hospital, taking tield trps, and sponsoring the Korean War Orphan Drive. Future Homemakers of America brought honor to Ana- heim High this year. Phyllis Bradley conducted the main session of the State Conference held at Asilomar, while Kay Smith was elected state secretary. Other club members who attended were Kathleen Trosper and Joanne Mickelson. Barbara Walker, homemaking teacher, and Phyllis Brad- ley, president, directed club activities. As a well established club, Anaheim's FHA officers were invited to install the new officers of the FHA clubs at Fuller- ton and Western, At Christmas the girls had a potluck dinner party and exchanged gifts. They also sold corsages to raise funds to send Kay Smith to the national convention to be held in Chicago this summer, if a FUTURE HOMENIAKERS OFFICERS-TUV HUXY: 4':ii'iiI I':ii'lI1PV. ,V . hilirlz-1 I':IiIj+'I'SIjl1, Ilwt Cross r'+-piwlseiilzitixieg .liifiiiiie Klii livletill, Vt' I'l'n rient: :init Kay Smith, lmwil and stair: ei.-f'l'+rlfll'A'. 1liU'l"l'U3l IUPVI l'lI5lll Ilrxirlley, In-i-Siflg-1115 tilt-villa Griggs, liistoriemg :iiifl Nliniwni liriilue. ll"f'S'll" Homemalcers Prepare for Ambitions Phyllis llrzulley, uii thi- right, An:iheim's limit yiresirli-nt and r'w-preseiltsiliv-f lu the Natiiniul FHA iwiiiveiiliuii helfl in Kansas Pity, Missouri itiirini: thi- SIIHIIIIHV, is shown with two ultwi' stzili- iw-iii-1-s+-iitalivvs rlispliiyingg thei1'prujvf't. TI LC -i xc -:u ,rn 51 QO - Z , m Q2 jP gx ZITI -IU 'r 2:3 4: 2: 25 Z? jf -4 17? Ei 1 T 53 9? T YP' .:7: 2 1 -3 5 Z 4 I 4 ? Z E T 4 T jL E 'Z .. E. JZ ll. iitiill, :iliil 5, l,:iluei'. rr" - V -,Q I ' W 'W W' fm "' M-. 'T -vi ft ' - Q19-NW gf? f - , A ,W f . , f We , ,, ft W , 5 'tw t A, ,G A ' I ,, T f ,' ' ., "" M' ' ff mf. L., : T': :.:?H ' il , L 'I ' i - g. it A r M f ,Q f K--' .aff Q - 4 W r , f 2 . Y L-w ? , f, f AWN! r if , f :g- :X " ' 7 A ,Z I p f . 1 -:Q 1 :ff 1 , ,.. ,, ,' I ' .Q ' , ' -: - f f 2 4 In f, 4. '. 5-ji ' Vvjiiirllf . 3, M. in . .C Y ., ,,,0 ,. U R' ar udp , 1 ,, 'df Y, ff' Hg.. A ,W . 3 c .. t' . . 1-1 1, f it 1 1 f 1 1 f . 1- Q . f - 1 '11 C Q 1 tt ex M' 1 4 4 W ,,n, gl 1- -1""M , 315 1 ' ' L L Q Q Q 'Q Q, ,X NW 41 WM. 2, s ,L I W if Wag' , X 5 sw .il ,. - . 4 ' , e.. X N W ,gain W' S 'tu if"k 2 X Aim "" A -, A a- , ,ie ' W H W 'V 4 .mf 'V' , 31 A I. 943 -N , .ey . ,Y is LATIN CLUB-'FUI' IZUXYZ lilll Italy, :irlvisffry lt. 1'l:111sse11, IC. fNlr'I.:111gl1li11. lt. XYe11iliAIki 11, IG. 1:lg'Nllil, Ii. 1'?ll",lIl, ls, Iii-vs, Ii, Dui-is G. Grill, and .l 4'l+-lnenls. SIGVONIP ILOXY: V. Nelson, H, l'el11if'k, IS. Ni'-lniln, ll. lit'I'I'j'lllLlII. l'. NlllI'llllX, .l. Keiiiivfly, A. ,-XI'lIlSll'Hll5l'. Alt Avliiiiw. S, lsziloll-file, L l1111'IS'111 'lvl lx l ill 1 ll IUFF HX J lol I4 11111 S l111u11I 41 Xll llltll I 1 l1111o lt 11111 111 iv lt Ioclli l 1 11111 111l X litllrt 11 ,i, Q Z"OKl lil 'Z .. 1 ': ': ,.'..: S'., ie' , ' ' ':', . 'z s,, . Z"1 . '. if" ,::1.'.i's. Slave Auctons, Churros Sales Were . ,QW 5 ,Z 1 W X f f STEVE JANWICK President ll? JW Students who have taken a class in Latin are eligible tor member- ship in the Latin Club. Sponsored by Bill Daly, the club turthers social and cultural activities. Latin Club participated in many school activities. Witlw the Student Cabinet, the club co-sponsored the dance alter the Sweetwater tootball game to benetit the toreign exchange tund. They also clonated titty dollars lrom their club treasury tor the program. Very active socially, club members went miniature golfing, had parties at Hoiloweten and Christmas time, took a trip to Snow Valley, spent numerous weekends at the beach, and had their annual initiation slave sale. X, 'V -RFQ "au- JANET KENNEDY PEGGY MURPHY Sec.-Trees. Red C1-oss Rep. ,. f,-A 1 31s-W , s , x X 1 X .X X v . X X Si . x S 4' sw DESNIOND BOOTH Vice Pres. as 4., fe Ms M hw .M I f +V. Q ff An SN ' F M I M Ur ' 4 1 I ff w ' 4 , if if? 5, " rf fx f I ff 2 S-5 i ,"" , I , , Q 4 . A 6 fy. ny, "W ,Qi s , 1 315' ' L fit:- SPANISH CLUB 'l'0l' HOVVZ Ili lsom, lt, llulzui, 41. 4h':iy, IL Miwlmi, III, I'llll1lPttI'l, I,. .lOlIllSUIl, :nut I., l'1-le-Vsmi. IIUTTUIXI HUXV: .l. IGIINYJII' . visvr, I'. Iiuln-VIS, .I, God-win, M, lNl1'li1llIl.1lIlj', .l, t':il'niii-lnwl, II. Ilrzidd, M. lir:fuI4l, :mtl IL l'iI'?I,!4l4'I'. Unusual M: -ttf '-1 xgfmw Ile, :lil- Activities of Language Clubs Conquistadores, the Spanish Club, raised money tor their treasury by the sale ot Spanish contections. These unusual "churros" and "buenuelos" .- ,. 'f' S were enjoyed by Colonists at lunch and recreation. s' i I A Sponsored by James Edwards, the club is composed ot Spanish students xg X I ' I who have either an A in tirst year, B in second year, or are enrolled in 3 V gs X , K I i third year Spanish. To benefit others the club collected clothing to be sent to a mission in Ensenada, An Easter party, a trip to Olvera Street, and an enjoyable Mexican banquet and movie to improve their understanding ot the language were the clubs social activities. JANE CARIVIICHAEL President SSN N' DIANE BRADD JUDY GODWIN Vice PFES. Secretary fg 5 V ,mei X ,.,,c W W f w GARY GRAY Treasurer II3 3 , , ,, QQ, ,I-!,E V. T Lg., d raw NIR sg A " W 1 ' AWN' M. f' ir rs M I ,s s ---- if- i . Ki-sown? f ,. 1 QQ, ,D A , I I wifHesss,,,sv 5 Q ei! f . . , 1 ,V ' wi VQ--Q , QW. ' . 1 f A , ' N . 'lip W., ,, ww M ,J wiv A Svc. ' 'fi f X , , . W Q , 12 3 i T lit l it' lt X Q . W ,., , . S ,M . ' . Q I if ii MOZART CLUB-'FOI' HOXY: V. Henninzs, A, Morforft, It, 1'I1:ini-e, I", XYvt'isler, II, Ifennell, li. lsilllllti-'TIL und T. Knox, SIGVOND ROXY: D. Johnson, IJ, Stewart, J. Pullman, IJ, Link, TH Itinkler, N. Pe-it-1-son, K. 1'+-rkins, :ind D. Jenkns. 'l'Hl1lIl ILOXV: G, Hwrd, Il, Sr'tial'1', G. Erhard, L. Lomtfard, M. Jenkins, T. Taylor, .l. llriwznuil, and G. Ilrnanl, lfOltR'I'H HOXY: M, Anderson, K. 1'2il'lIllI'll2lt'l, S. Schwilk, H. Venn, M, Maxson, C, Stark, G. Ili-ngg, :ind K. Olson. IZOTTOM I-ZOXVZ P. Dawdy, D, NYulin, I'. Alnrlin, S. Teague, IS, l!er'1'ynnin, J. Hnrltuet, H, Lim-e-man, 1', BTIIVTZIX, C. Hawkins. Music Minded Enjoy Active Year . . . are enrolled in a music class can become a part ot Anaheims only music club, Mozart. Naturally, promoting the appreciation and enioyment ot music is the main purpose ot this club. Continuing the tradition set last year, initiation ot new members, were the Mozart clubbers. This initiation was a zany attair. The pro- gram, which was oft campus, was composed of the initiates' entertaining as well known celebrities of the oppo- site sex. Presentation of UAs Time Goes By" ' was Mozarts' main undertaking. This 'R lun.- N . show was a s ectacular musical '- D d'5 as playing students talent. r Y TONY TAYLOR President - T 9' an ..-. QA ...A- NIOZART CLUB OFFICERS 'l'Ul' IIUXY: l.oi'n:i XYinkclnt:inn. It-4-:is,iit'1'l'l tlllfl N115 t.:initu-lli, si-i'p.:i':ii1l-:il-:irlns llU'l"l'UAl HUXYZ ' ' ' ' i -l""t lttlllltflll, 5l'4'l'4'lIlIljQ l':illm- Moi-Vis, vnu- prusiih-nl :intl l:il ?Iin'i:i,xI liixIoi'i:in. Hl'll"I1'lt1ll NOT SIIUXYNZ 'Pony 'l'zlylol', prvsi- tvtlt llfl 'E Y ,F rx 1 I ' l l 4 it skymmm, 4 , . A Wg, ,V g , ' it lm, l 1 ij Qs .Q f , X I i . , , ,, 3, ,Q I in ,,. . .i ' - JW' s ,, 'P 'fi r Q 'N L X .Q www Wvt' 1, M, l J i 'V 'miie 1 i ' t ' l i SAFETY AND WELFARE COIVINIITTEE-TOP HOYYZ H, Keller, Nl. Hvnruiil, G. Koltliiz, .I, Hein, N, 4':1n1pltell, I., l.uinllzu'1l, lt, l47lllI'l'Il4't', and ltr. li. K:iywoo1l. SICUONU HONY: P. .losliir M, liisliiyrimzu, K. lw:ushit:i, N, lfreeinzin, :ind 1'. Umino. 'l'HIHlt HUXY: H. Kulmtn, fl. Gray, M. lmvi- son, IZ. l"l'ILZl9I', M, Krauni-V, S, f.fJ,lZll.S'. ll, l!t'isc'o+-, and ll, Sr'li:iI'l'. lLfYI"I'UlXI HOXY: G. l1lt'lt:ii'rl, l., XYinkletn:in, V, Morris, 'l', liurilf-n, .l HllI'lllHl, K. l'ei'kins, :incl ll. llr'l'I'Xlll2lll. Students' Safet M - is ' E. Qs, Q , s . . :E esac! cg 1 'TC fr i X in is mg C ,M -i.sfQ,. 5 iwxfig I 'iff' "ff" . 4 '- E " 3, wig f 'ii ' -- WS .Q f l yanxf N 6 Q. 3 , i : 2 Q ' 'C 'i if to F " ' 1 C. . i vs, sl -me., , S.. Les- K . ' 9 if 'st 1,.- 7 Q W K Shown in informal discussion :ire officers of the Safely :md XVelt':ii'e Committee, Pai Joslin, president: Karen Perkins. secretary: Trudi Borden, vice-president: und D12 Ric-linrd Kny- WQQG, z1dViS61'. Y ls Their Goal . .. Safety promotion cmd improved campus behavior are goals of the Safety and Welfare Committee, advised by Dr. Richard Kaywood. Campus safety program was composed of a car registration, and safety check of cars which use the school parking lot. A safety assembly was given in May. Members of the committee worked in cooperation with Student Court to control Colonist behavior. Pat Joslin, president, and Dr. Kaywood attended the Govenor's Traff fic Safety Conference held at Sacra- mento in October. They also attended the Los Angeles-Orange County Cone ference at Long Beach State College M accompanied by Trudi Borden and , .N Claire Umino. ggi. i lb .. . ,,. ,...' . . ' i s, i C tif' .N ggxy. As so-if sex" PAT JOSLIN President ll5 me . ,fy -..fi .M wx Q. is , -, . , I N VVVVV A wp,--,lc ,, ' WW si-1 a'Y'.fE f' .M ii 'L M ,Q i ' I .ik t Y 1 V ' l Ki i 5 71:1 i f f 'Tl' 1 7 , 4 - ,Q 3 J Q , f --4 ww' 'Y 1, NBL. , E0 , 4 gg l 2 M. if Q, gi, 4 re .W-' " ., .. f-Q wap- Q. ,ff ss-'F' tees it if-Q33 . .. Sega, f' .sie ,JXP- ai vf ff' tg Q .. ' ' X v . si ,f ss Z I tl ' 4 Q ' Q f J 4 5 4 is mlm I ' MW was M J ' Y ft 'Y i X X 1 JS if , , i . . 2 s IN gy? D, XVharLon, H. Pet- SENIOR TRI-HI-Y-TOP HOXY: M. Hilgenfeld, G, Murphy, J, Yisel, K, Rainey, J. Pullman, P. Edwards, G, Peters, G, Larkin, nick, M. Mr-Gaughy, LJ. Johnson, U. Scherer, M. Kramer, IJ. Sedloff. and S. Sehwilk. SEFOND ROXY: S. Gazay, U. Ritts, M, T. Currey, L. Johnson, H, Harrell, M, Eeknian, M. Dye, L. Bakker, J. Meade, S. Decker, li. Olson, Varney, XV. Carroll, and ' ' Viines S Hxsom P, l'l'lllllO, M. Niermann, K, Schulz, S. Troutmzin, J. Stotts, J. Sampson, IZ. Loard, N. Vl'ilkins, H. . O. Castro, J. Moore, R. Flaehmeier, and S. Richards. FOURTH ROVV: F. XYarner, IS. Schaff, K. Dolph, B. Frazier, J. Palnii, S. Gullion, J. Godwin, N. Hardin, C. Turney, L. Epperson, T. Pruett, l. Lambert, G. XVilliamS. A, Pruitt. J. NI CX' XI NI'll I A -'kcosti 'XI XYvnnv D Pallenuer P l'l'ike NI XVatts K Elliott, J. Brownell. S. Frye, V. Strom, and IG. Leiner, IZOTTO- RJ N: , . . 1 tra . -. . :, . . , . . H . , . if . . . -. , Reagan, M. Mayberry, .l. Toussuu. M. Carnpliell, J. Kennedy, S. Ford, V, XViltsie, S, JHPKSON. Y, HOEEFS. T. liurden, :intl L. Peterson. Membership in Y Groups Provides ROVRZ S. sr' 13, ,, i , Hammett, J. Love-rin, 12, Steel Palka, U, Summers, S. Hunger, M. N404 l - i lib Af 1? 'l f. 'fr "Vw-ff-f '37 MKG' i ll! at- , ,gh .-.1 .ill M, iffi?l 5173 Q5 ,J tl f J J 4 1 .fi K' i 1 K ,V iff. ' xg -i-V .5 st 1M-'hi' , . v ' , A . 58--I ZW' 1 I I , al I N ' YN TRI-Hl-Y COUNCIl.fV'i'ul' izfiu Alfii-ei., llilw-iitvlil, iwilfl :sf-vwiv" "lijivir'i'fIiIi llfll Hp, l',.',,j,ik gy-1-,lfiprt-i'g :intl ixlixizi Hvlinilli, nivihsliiii +'li:iiriii:iii lllll IHXI llllll li-:iiiir YI,-'i-li lil,stni'l:iiiZ 'l'iiivli Iiiiiil-II, I'I"'-Sl'l"llli flfttl Sfllltll lit'f'lJ.?llI, at"'l"'lf"5 lll'l iwici: xrri' siifiwx I'--vim lliutxtf It ii""'i""Si"""' ll6 Olvera, C. Frederica, M, Stagner. THIRD Briscoe, D. XYear, M. "Successful" and "lots of good times" summarized Tri-Hi-Y's year of '59. Opening memberships to all interested high school girls, Tri-Hi-Y, after a huge membership drive, boasted a total membership of 3l6 girls. Consisting of l8 individual clubs, Tri-Hi-Y enjoy- ed the outstanding year under the capable supervision of Nan Moore, Anaheim YWCA's girls' work secretary. Beginning the eventful year, officers of the seperate clubs participated in the installation of officers. Train- ing sessions were also presented to familiarize the officer with her duties. General induction was held in January, Introduced to Tri-Hi-Y was the intra-club sports day. Competing in volleyball, members deemed the activity a fabulous success. Spotlighting the agenda was the gala Cinderella Ball held annually at the Disneyland Hotels Gourmet Restaurant. Crowned queen, Sandy Reagan reigned the evening with the royal aid of Donna Dickerson, 'union atlendent, and Diane Smith, sophomore atten- dant. Many service protects were undertaken to complete the distinguished year. fav 1 4 .1 I G, W "' ... 40 ,. K ,L ijvh "J I gf 'f lin air 'ff N, A -we gf A Q ef M . ig 'T vi: :T K 1 ., LA V iggaek .gf ,L Q 4, , Q . .fix W, W, 5 WM WY? ' R fr Ni ,Y Y 3.1 F V au' Hai- . I . . A -' 2 S I -' , h A Q .F ,, 3,2 f -iq , fi A4 My ' M i iz., F -'v 5 Ia yff-6 ,A M A A , -Z . 1 'N 4 " x' S ' w ' ' - A ' -ff f',..f f mf' , . 1 - ,Z ., If ' 'S fs-wr, .. A J I 2- dx . ,K 1 A bw JL M. K .h K JA , nf . 4 A 'V ks K f A Y 54 In si Ay 4. , V A ,s , 1 N wi. . Y i K 4 , , . I I uf M :J I 2 e x ' A 5, ' . jiityl .QQ '. fe ff! 4x f It 'avg 3 1 4 ' ' I ' x 1 i q :ll X f All fi: f.. 5... S lg? . ,I I :AZ Q' j ' . I? H I 1 V, , . WMA A ig Q, h vc . Z ph ,,,. , S x 2 . 'Q .,....v "'+- " . Q -' f- LAX'-4' ' . . i' I w.. - ' f 4 ' Q A V .. qs 5 l , J .... V .' f.,,,.. I ' -. 'I . ' If ,,-,JK W "" 1" ,J , 1 , M , 4' TRI-HI-Y JUNIORS-'l'UI' IUDXY: I'. I'I'llIISl!1III If I'lII'I'I4'l', IP, XYUIIII. I.. II:-5'I1rm-Ii, 1'. H4-uly, Il. Nm'm:1l1, II, fXIm'Irm, S Sxx1-zurllnumn V. IIVIIIIIIIAS :xml ,.I. IIIYI-l'IILU'l'. IIHXY 'I'XYUi V, llulmul. IL. Syria-l1n:m, 11, Huwliins, 41. SIIIIIYIIII. I'. Iiinfr, .I. XX'1':Ixw-1', Ii. Nelson, :mul .I, Nlivlu-lem: 'VIIIIIII IIHXNT S Surrlz-k, NI. .Un-II:m:u, I.. III-new-In-:n, Il, Ilillv-V. .I, IH-I-Ia, N.1':1lI:1I1:un. S. I'f'Ilil, Nl. XIUI'I'UXY. IZ. Ill-:1lm:u1u, Al- 4:1-IITIIII :mul I. S-'lnlwg'-AI I-'1ll'IL'l'll IUPXY: Ii 'I'I1nl'nlun, .I. XYJIVIIPS, Il. Slvxx:u'l. K. Il'-nsfm, 4'.4311:1iIs, N, If:1lluI1111I+A1', BI. Iimlmms I' In-:ull-, I., KIIIVIUIII4 :uni lr. II4.XIIIHI"'. I4II"I'II IIUXX -X, IIIIYIS. l'. l"'l'I'II"l'. -I. Ilvvrl. S. I':1llvl's1m, Ii, 4l:nII:mu, .l. .XfI:nms. .X, IZ:1r'l:1sI1, I'. Svulzw, I., S-llliwr, .I. XX':uI+-l'm:u1n, I., lluuun, IL. SI'-iunlfrilml ll. I3".iHI'v1l1vz, .I, lI:IIrI1-l'I1:111s1-11, :uni S. IH-lwris. SIX'l'II IZHXY: .l. I'x1IIIt'II1'I', S. I,lIZ!llI4'I', II. ICJIMIUSIIII, Ii I.4mg, S, Ilrw-xxw-1', Il, Iiurlm-II, S .X1nvI1-rs1nI I'. I'I4Iw:ur1lS. II- I':llnImI'l', XY. Klilh-r, S. N':I111Iv1'I1nx'-Alu, .uml S Klilzm. l!H'1"l'HAl IIHXY3 lg- 11.-I-mxnlu, K. Hlemu. II IH-11-1'su11, N. Ifuw-I-111:m, 1,, .Mill-1-, I Nzlslmu, .l, IIUVIIH-l, V. Iflllrlivull, Y. IZl'uxxl1, IZ. I'xUI'Sj'III1 l IZr:unm'Iu:1llwI, .l. I.+-xw-vIQ. .I. Yllkelie-In, IP. Ivivlcv-lusmm, II. I':1llI, S. .Xrx4Ir1's, :ami I.. Slrzntlmll Gpportunities for All Interested Girls Q , S v .I - X Q. .S ik ,.. es KY K 'F X a S ' ri S I ff' xg , Sai. I . XT XAX S X9 - " 1 I -K ykbifv ' Qfiixf. T W ' 4 ' X 5? ,SI , 4 W' 5 x , I x 1. XX T ,. . I i Q ' ' 5 , S Ex xx' ' xi I Mmm 1 ' If I I N72 : Q 4 Q . X i H ,x Q T' I if I w ' Q Xx -. ' X MX Mm KJ. .... e 5 L, , .... S , Y S I S gf- , EV. t ,W,l,, i,iQ :.,' : , f !m x if ..... Sf' I "I N SOPHOIVIORE TRI-HI-YfTOP RONY: .I. DIE-rIvv1'geV, I.. FUCIIS, YS. IIIIVIIS. BI.-XVOIIIIHIIIHII, Q, Fislwr, S, Peek, L. Alle-ll. :mi M. H II '. S ' A' -L I P Sthullz, D. Casino, K. Farter. IC. Holm-rtson, lx. Halnsey, J. bylllpsolm, .I. Dllley, li. IIQIVIF, L. Lylvs, N, Peterson, L. XYIJaxwJ1- y1.',,v,,EfK Iseli! 291 , , , f - A 2-. , f I -tu TI-HPI3 ROXY: lx. Taylpr, J, lxlrke-Ile, D. BINIIII, S hukska. 1. .len-V, S I.11'LI, M. XX hue, .I. lflulver, S. Suvllle, .l. UI k, T, Ally ' 'wi . . Egervypert, XHOTTOM HOXY: S. XVOOiIl'UIIlfi', S. Hoare, I', Hardm, P. Iilzuzes, L. Legg, S. XVhit-f, II. 1'1-I-heim, P. Cowef-, M.aIii1-R, J. IAIIIQ LE! IE'II1w:I1'l+i?l ' m"1L ' ' ' D: Graham, M. Hickman, and M. LU II7 as 9413 -4. 1 w . r e ff- 'V' --9 F 1 his ni B r X 'tt . i BS . . s ' f ls " ' -sl , 'iii 1 . 49" - -X r " XV' EZ s f , R QQ! 5 .5 , Q 4 X XS x ,X V sem, N X X sv, k it x A cu 0 ,W yu . Qs .4 C se ,, QS f q l i . .1 :- W f X. use C N Q33 'vs F - " tt B I " .,,"'tE,fQ1 , ,, ff. X J i , B X -- six. n 'fri - 'r W or . . m H s if t it l , - , Q is ,kx . A B ri f ,Q e f f-1-2 it 'B f t B i .. Q S-Q s... ., cw-we ss M 'wr f ts "4 . . . - , we ' ft ' X fl 1 'VTE XSS S . x Q -kg 1 lk? C: I. 5 S X Q 3 5 S X f Q , . - -+2 , Q 4 m, we 'if Q X ' 5 L , ,.,., Y s ,. - oe t ww b, f Y' A M fs y B v 1 ' 4 X W 755' BIBLE CLUB-TDI' ieziiwp 11. izuew.-ii. J, lun-ie, 1... xxxniqine H. Twill, iiemuei .xniiei-Son. init-ist-I-, P, H+-e-1, find S. Kennedy. BOTTOM HOW2 31, Miller, H. Ki-nip, V. lmiigi'lule, IZ, Vullen, .I. Hit-ks, E. Liiniley, IZ. Iliilila, unit l'. li'lil'lt'll. .. X" Connies, Clems Hold Bible Study . . . 1 1 'fi Z fx, l , ,4 ,f , f VC I X BIBLE CLVUB OFFICERS: f':1tl Nl:rr'il,vn Milli-V, pri-still-ill. .l"5"" ll8 l i 'fi ,, ,V vi limi- 4"LIv-Q, x'ii-i- Itllh-llllllll Iliiilx' li-lin., ll'l'JlNlIIi U , i Iliilkf, ,ei-i'l'i-l'lI'V, ls intl NllUlVlI. One of the most active clubs on campus is Bible Club. Created to promote interest in home Bible study, anyone may loin this group no matter what religion he belongs to, Bible Club has initiated a new type of program this year and it has been successful and popular with the members. At several meetings, speakers have attended and given enlighening talks to the club. Reverend Kaders, assistant minister at the Reform Church in Santa Ana, Bill Freeman, youth director at Alamitos Friends Church, and Don De Boer, pastor ot Stanton Community Church, have all been guest speakers during the year. Usually at the meetings, the speakers have given special religious vocal zelections. In June the group held a joint party with West- ern High School. Swimming and potluclcing were cnioycd by all. I-ti'Y at Anaheim High consists ot sophomore, iunior, and senior boys who are interested in serving their school, community, God, and country. A part ot the national YMCA program, the Anaheim branch endeavors to uphold the standards expected ot the Young Mens Christian Association. This year, there were tour clubs functioning-a sophomore group, a junior club, and two senior ones. Some ot their worthwhile activities were helping to sponsor the Y world service carnival, painting the AHS trash barrels blue and gold, giving Christmas parties for poor children, and acting as counselors tor younger boys at Comp Osceola. These groups show a tine spirit as they continue to support Christian ac- tivities. Hi-Y Boys I I F -4 Mg.,-.4,::J ' g s' Kilt HI-Y SENIORS-'FUI Q M Y. . ' Hllxvi .I. l'I:isliiti, .I. Sliiuln, V, Stark, ll. I'i-lift, :mil 'I', 'l':i5'lm. SICVUNIP ll M, Amit-Vsmi, S. I'I:iIn-in-i'. IZ. Ilziriivll, II. Sziiifli-rs, Il. l'm'i':iiIiiiiv NI ltixisiiii 'iiirl IL lit-Ile-1' I'ttI IUXI HOXYI lt, 1iihl'1iI'llt, AI. RAN wi 'ki 4 fl turn I Ixllliltlllllfit, :init I.. I':11iiiif-I Hi-iiiwiiil, l.. I-lilevi, '. si , .. Useful Proiects iffy fmt, K' Q C,--1 se-vs Q t ,NKQJ Nm 1-N1 wwf! -s. iff ' h -nl L 3 HI Y JUNIORS AND SENIORS-TOP ROXV: IE. Gave. H. Dickey, .l, Pnrstow. B. Goodell, .I, Miller, :mit .I. t"tm111I+e1's. SEVOND HOXXQ lz, glmpx K fl, ,md J C Kilim.,-A TH1Rp ROXV: E. Matthews, D, XYi'ig'Iit,lT. S-Juli, K. Etttred, S. Howland, :ind S, Ularke. ILUTTOM Huw! It, Rettiemiim E If . -A T T kc tx. Hoehn, P. Beasley. find M. Natrzla Elder, L, lxerson, . uc PF, tl. W -'Rfb' famed, BOB GILMORE LARRY NICCOY President ViC6 Pres- Machinists Club is open to all boys enrolled in vocational machine shop classes. Because the boys are skillfully trained in many ways, club members are aided in finding iobs. Again this year the boys completed a service proiect which consisted of fixing toys for the Toys for Tots drive at Christmas time. This year Machinist Club members participated in many field ADM H ,-- ,. A-"'n.,,, T A Ixus' x fi oicK Dii.i.oN EARL SUTTA Secretary Treasurer trips. These included: Beclcmans Instruments, Northrup, Robertshavv- Fulton, Baker Oil in Los Angeles, and United States Electric Company. Under the advisership of Tom Dardarian, the boys also recieved instructions in the uses of special machines such as: surface grinders, turret lathes, tool and cutter grinders, and milling machines. Another successful year was enjoyed by this club. Boys Ready Themselves for Future Z0 fam 2 f I , x""'-'w , W' W i' , I t f , A Z, ag 2 i ff 9 , f 'G ,g 7 ew , 1 if -,j V! f i , tc y Wi Xt m. W. 4 5 Q elk sv ik M vt K my f x sf it S"-" Q 5 sc XA'-X mr f f 5 ff -fy X Q xi is ,C X fl Z i Y ff , sq, I ' ,f vt , 2 -f X XX V , VV I H ..v. V f , f , 5 X R xiii, Ss C -isf fz-'six MACHINISTS- 'VNV IZHXX' It Iii-iii:-ii, X, tiiii':-H--. li 5l"li', li Vw, lt Xil4'lIUl-, :init .I Xlvluilxiw- lZ4i'l"I'1tAl ll1tXX': i', Niixxvintlli, l.. 'lxUI'2l'SUll, I., yl,vi',,i lr, Irillim, li. fliliiiiiii- :iiiil 'I'liiiiii:is lt:itwl:ii'i:iii ,iilxisi-i' 120 ,xp ..z i ts Q 7 I ' ii ko 'ar' ,N - an 'li' N.. . ,. 9 MV' ' . , 1 ,. f 5, I, ,M , .0 .f if - fi C 4 . . fx...., FUTURE FARMERS-TOP HOXY: IS. lluyil, H. Tllinliuiil, :intl .I. XY+:lly. SEVUNIJ HUXY: Il, I'r1'iili4'v-, Ii. Mllrpliy, XY. Smith, .ls lIlENYf'Y'SOll, :tml H. Swelisuli. lZ0'l"I'OM ROXY: T, Amlmf-rsuii, .l. Nlimvirz, .l, tizritll, fl. Z:-liiur, II. H:l.u1m, flnrl 'I'. IH--:ui'smi. Employment ln Machinery, Farming Members ot Future Farmers ot America are boys interested in agriculture and in the raising ot farm animals. This club is under the leadership ot Leland Hanson. One of the projects the boys undertook this year was gathering food for Christmas baskets. These baskets were given to needy families. l mfkvnlsx L fsfhw-uf , ' 0784 ef' . fi , ,, -. 'ismiffiwi' JOE RAITH LEO PEARSON President Secrel-a'Y Anaheim High's FFA Chapter took second place in the 22nd Annual Co-op Quiz Contest. AH's Chapter is affiliated with the national FFA. The club members also participated in social events this year. These activities included a barbecue dinner and swim night where the boys relaxed and enioyed a tun-filled evening, me e ..r. A QS x , fs.Tff,ZXi , K Ng - 35. I f 1 ig, 1 7 sg f xc n,. JERRY WELTY Www 'if 2 ma. -if 1 M -:SVP iii? W7 xi ' ' f L. , s m v, sc Q arm fx JAX W N7 X if X X xx X X - Nw: .. ri C , 1 , ': 4 Q ' i -ff wr ss f . f A we ,s ,,. I 'T ' s , - 7 Y 1 bs .L ,.,, I yi s.,g3 X if Q- x . H., .. M-1. ix. fy. Q.-.X .t ' x 3' ,CC of 4 A X f, C gf LELAND HANSON Reporter Adviser l2l Desert Lands Observed by Geologists ,550 CHRIS FLYNN 1st Sem. President Q U- , z' sg f f Z I 'RV WX 'F " ""' '- T. 1' v -' We ,f , ,,,. I i L 'X if W i s f fl , ,, ,K 57 aff '7'-5 7 ,, W M.-4. 2 GEOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS-TOP ROXY: Chris Flynn, 2nd semester treas- urer, and Hon Monk, lst seine-stei' t1'ez1snt'er. BOTTOM HOXV: Colleen O'Rrien, lst and 2nd seniestei- secretary, and Marilyn Miller, lst semester viee president. OFFICERS NOT SHOXVN: Balt Mctfandless, End seine-stet- vice president. Geology Club, one ot the three very active science organizations on campus, was tormed to otter interested students opportunities in learning more about the earth. Under the advisership ot Leslie Sim, Driver Edu- cation Department, and Bill Rowley, Physics Department, this club has W MARILYN MILLER 2nd Sem. President W, V' f M I ff, , 11" Q 4 1- ,ev f 1. f ,M ff , ff "Wt ,f " 7 0 rf uf- M7 ,,,, if 2 1 embarked on numerous tield trips into nearby deserts. ln January, these rockhounds traveled to the Moiave Desert. There they tound rock samples, toured Owens Lake, and explored an ancient mine shatt in the El Passo Mountains. The members also journeyed to Barstow tor lab study in March. ,f fr I V rf ,N gp'- W r f WL , GEOLOGY CLUBe-"I'fJl' naw: nf-i sin., 11 lflgfmi, it ruin-li, iz. fwi.rf.r..i, intra lXlr. Itnwlr-5. lsrvwrolxi naw:r'.u'1:i-len,.I. 1-trim., M nina i Nlonx gg, Min-II1-r, :md li, hliuwxw l2Q LESLIE SIM Adviser WILLIAM ROWLEY MN AM' Adviser R X .se s"" Q ii .ts ti N X S ae O fl O 3 N4 cn E. 3 3 cn 1 Ui cn C U U O 2. co cn LT X :T 4 35-ff fn rf ,L nv- A i. V" - ws.. 1 1- -if. "' 'M . 2- Il 2 5 I ' ' . , i 5' , I Q T Aw 0 4, l af 5 523 V-"' Y W 4 , " .". ' , 2, ' .y .M T, ., - . M T i A vzgf' J M ., . . ' wa-H' fy .vi x il' Ni, Q Y ' i ' NN ' Xp 5' I 'J X 'MEL . , .Q ' N an '43 SWIM CLUB --f- 'FUI' IUDXY: li. ll1'l'lil'I', 'I'. lmus, .l, l'HllNllIN, I-'. Sliillliiwii, lt. tiuiistmi, It. .lm-ksiiii, :uint I.. Yuri iii-it Iii-rg. Sl+I1'UNll l'lUXVi ll. NY:LlT, M. I+'ui'ti4-s, .l. Us-iituiiif-, 'I'. timing, It, lim-ilk, Il. Siiiilliliiii, lr. l.:ui1-, :mil Al. Viwiiiiii. 'I'Hllllh IZUXY: 1'+i:if'li lil'lIXYII, ll. lmvis, ll. Sli:iii1:is, K. Iti+'rl-vi-gi-r, ll, l'4-rry, :uiil .l. llllllllvll. Composed ot The boys on the swimming and waterpolo teoms, the Swim Club is directed by John Bunnell, president, and Coach Roy Brown. Although The clubs main tunction is to publicize the swimming meets, The boys had many other activities. For a social activity the swim- mers had a party in January. Held at the school pool, the party consist- ed of dancing and swimming. At home football games, they worked in the coke booths to earn money for awards. As a service,the boys dedicated time to help at the La Palma Park Carnival, JOHN BUNNELL DON WATT President Sec.-Treas. f'9v , ti MN' , Q. ssss - X X c 5 DON DIERBERG R K MIKE CRONIN vice President ss. . . c Q Sgtnmat-arms Hoy Brown, swimming 1-mach and adviser to Swim Vliili, is slniwn working out last minute details for one of his Clulfs suilivities, l23 A N c.ws...gg , H ALLAN CHAMNESS JANE CARNIICHAEL , Q Adviser President National Thespians purpose is to promote interest in rf A dramatics among high school students," AH's Drama Club 7 is affiliated with the National Thespians Society as Troupe f ' 1 g ' No. i674 under the leadership ot the new drama coach NX ,N Allan Chamness. Eligibility in National Thespians is based upon appear- ances in plays, direction, or Work on committees such as - make-up, scenery, and props. NATIONAL THESPIANS-TNI' I-LVIXY: 1'. lllltllllllglllilllr T, Hill, :md 11. Sims... BOT- l TOM HOXY: G. l'Zll'IE'l', V. Ilolwrls, J. 1'a1'l11i1'li:re-l, :md '. Morris. Actors, Linguists, Debaters, Red Cross Students interested in the French language and culture compose French Club, under the new adviser, Gene Hender- son, language instructor. This marks the titth year of active participation this club has been envolved in activity on the AHS campus. Any Connies and Clems who have taken or are enrolled in a French class can gain membership in the exciting French Club. GENE HENDERSON GARY BURNS Adviser President 124 if Wm ' '? 'Y' ,... . , , f , t X ff .Xxx X ! I wh ERENCF' QLUB """' 'l,"W: ti 1':uli1-tix, in i:i.i..r.-ie, trim v. Alrimn. l!U'1"l'OM IJHX: 1. Im-lsim, I,. Vzuln-lux, K. Alessi-ngi-i-, :mil S. 'l'urm-r. NEVA SOLT JUDY MOULTON i Adviser President l To enumerate the duties of the Red Cross Concil is prac- tically an impossibility. Aiding needy people and help- ing at hospitals are just two of the responsibilities placed on the members' shoulders. Under the directon of Miss Neva Solt, this group pro- moted activities pertaining to the Red Cross among all ot the clubs on campus. Though a small group, the Council, composed ot representatives of all the clubs, can boast of many fine accomplishments. RED CROSS COUNCIL--TOP ROVV: 1', Hennings. Ii. lllanknwyer, S, Hf+:ig:m, M. Mr'Gaughy, :ind S. Se-in-rsvn. tZ0'l"l'OlVI ROVV: M. Nankf-rviS. S- 'IWUIIIYNHYM L, Epperson, K. Dolpli, and 'l'. Hill. Workers Contribute to Campus Life h ..'..f,.,. WL A Q.. . .. A QQV. ig... 0, A cv .A .. ll X Lx. . ' we .1-f N- V ' : . '.. '- 6' f we 2 ...if - s.':f Q.. f f , on H s , ' , vii -. .. ' 1 'V 7 T Q ' , , of 2 i ff ', A ' . 3 1 so 3 - f it? f' V M .. . , ,. s Ms M ,. asf- s .,.,. . - . - cfs . f r. . N r ' L ' T " s' "' ' 1' W l PM 4 T ' vig N sa 3 L .... " ff 'v i , gf! Q 2 -55 ,ef if 5 ,Q , -f , i ,, ,f 'Rc f, . s, I i tcm' " . 'H ' ' V 533, .. ss V s ,gui i s , W ' f 1f3"'e-ff , it s - T T 1. N X-W F A is " ' Q-Teal S MMM., ..,. ,,,, WM summit '13, 3. nm. CLUB--TOP HONV: H. Campbell, P. Bernhard, G. Keonings. and M. EIEEXFTETSEOND ROXV: K. Lydell, T. DiCklllliH, IZ, Sanders, and T. iiP,':','t?ll1l2lll. BOT- TOM ROXV: J. Reynolds, G. Girard, D. Branch, L, Peterson, and J. Endicott. Debaters were a new club established by Roto-Hi. The group was organized to stimulate debate and to allow tal- ented speech students an opportunity to compete with one another. "Resolved: that the US adopt the essential features of the British educational system." This was the permanent sub- iect used by the debaters in their debates during the year. NXQQQV fi K N S XX ll wings ,AE I S ! ff N I f QSM, Y K Zi XXX :iw 1 . s DOROTHY BRANCH JOHN MILLER President Adviser T25 iirffi ' Y'3E23s?i."""Zv.'lr."'.2lf:::-2.. "1I'1i". .... - ,v .s.-Niff'- re:-1 " ..., . 1 -"' A' t. 1 . ...aisia-fm if'7'Hsa'C Syh, ...... , .,.,.,.,.,., W N- 1 , ' yf,ss.51'4g,,QSw sw - f . Yrs N - . 5 1 fs 1 5322, Nb v 4 X NY Y ,NM ww I 5 X Xgf? X Q is lv, O4 is as H swf W i, X sk x F X X f s l sig? xi ' 'EQXQQNRNF Q is X I . 3' - ,V Ms . - Q3 SqN'?'f" fry., so ff WSU -Lvwzg. - iffiif 139' ' 5, ' 'iff f tt 'W ,,- ,f , f gf! Ai T sw ' my it 1 ' 2' .4,l.fgg' Z s yr 5 .1 if W W 5 i gf L g Wk. is 1 . is ww' -' ' f t f 1 'f wsf,:.f,A-ffs wi' if : rf ln l93l, two years after the planning began for Newport Harbor High, the school held its first classes. Soon afterward, a bond issue, which pro- vided for the erection of the main building, including the tower, boys' gym, the original woodshop, building equipment, and five busses was pass- ed. The tower, a symbol of Newport Harbor, can be seen for miles around. lt was erected largely through the in- fluence of Sidney H. Davidson, retir- ing superinetndent. Originally totaling ll, the Newport faculty numbers 96 today. Three of the original staff still with the school are Mr. Ralph Reed, Miss Marie Hiebsh, and Mr. Goss Grable. As the years progressed and the student body grew larger, new buildings such as Dodge Hall, the Home Arts building, and Beek Hall were added to the campus. Since no provision was made for the senior class in earlier years, terminating stu- dents traveled to Santa Ana High School for their last year. Now graduation exercises are held on Newport Harbors own Davidson Field, where 435 seniors will gradu- ate this year. Originally a popula- tion ol l57, the student body now numbers approximately 2250. Activities added spice to the normal campus life. j'-+---f---f- -H "" -'rr fn" "" "' ' ""' , Q, j , ,W .,.-Y i ' i j ' it i V, ew. f , i j l l ji-dy j j j j jaw! j j j l j s 1 , e H, - s ,, qu - ,f' - Highlights of the school calendar are the activities that take place during the year. Dances, plays, and concerts are some of the events that will stand out as favorite memories of Anaheim High. The excitement of homecoming fes- tivities, the pride in the Spring Concert and the enthusiasm of the choirs on tour will be long-remembered experiences Behind each successful activity are hard- working Colonists busily planning, selling tickets, rehearsing, decorating, or announcing. When joined with a program of study Anaheims activities add sparkle to the usual campus life. Not only do Colonists learn the value of work- ing together, but each person shares the satisfaction of a job well done. Many have cooperated in presenting the music, the songs, the news, the plays, the cheers, and the halftime stunts for the enjoyment of many others. They have joined together in earnestness and in fun, working throughout this year to enrich campus life, Now each event has past, existing only in many memories and treasured souvenirs. But each plan, preparation, and performance has also added once-in-a-lifetime experiences to the lives of both performers and audi- ences. 7 X ss S ' K M, 1 s sfx X 5 3 X X k 2 N fb' X Q .L X X. fs fist X: f f XX .,., JUDY WILLIS 1 I F 3 xl X-ks L - sz s x f . s 0 ' P. if x LW NG Ss Lx HV Joe cowu.Es J X Ak ., . ss .X X I sis s ., Q' S L. GAIL MURPV ,, . Edt r Junior Class Editor Senior Class Editor AdmIf1lSfV3t'0n ' 0 BEV SCHAFF Associate Editor Colonist Steiff Display Efforts DAVE NELSON Boys' Sports Editor X QQ sqm, . X I ,Q-Q. - X-.1 Q-, -. x,-qs--6-0 Nu- A 5 ' iw .Ni . sm- Q sv s. ,w x Xe M so .V .. ., ,. .L To - A-gs'::.ffs,bg N wsl A XV , - I s , ffr X M ' sf XXXL K xg " .ix Q 'M N Q L is 3 I X N SALLY DAVIS LINDA FREEMAN LARRY DECKER Activities Co-editor Girls' Sports Editor Asst. Boys' Sports Editor 1 'Lf ANH5"f"" 'x""Wuf ff f-'wmv I WMV! Q fff l !'fJf"'i3'l' .pg - . ww' M :Mi I kg ur f,w.'.-11 11,2141 um K. ,. Vg. 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X. - web rwwxs fwtwfyw baemxzx. ww kim:-mg Sf., sf .S X X "QM iigfsjiii, X Nwgg ,f.wNm xy sn AWN - F 1Efi,",lEfWi,,2'EF,.31 51 5 X CIQIUS r0k8 "L:-fwW..M.X. X......,XXX.XX.,XX,.X . X X. K N 'L .. . .. A Y as - X . visit' tg I at S , ' My . fs fr . ' f ' sf X . 5 . , s 15 ' 3 2 . yy . , fig' IL 1. 4 sv X . 4 V if V! I Z ,rw g 'I Q ' ' 4.511 7.5 ' i i if A .. . ' 'f . JERI HEIN V 1 0 'Ag 3 1 tt Editor-an-chief -ss -1 ff A - - s f , f . s. .. w.. 8 WW' Q' Q .W . wx ,.g3WQwf1wW' N' L f' 5 ' T ff f ' if -' ,Q -sy ., .',',w-S' ' N 2,4 , V. - ,, .f iff - f .' . S if +x..w - ,. .g1:.f..s,.. X A rs ' ja .rg , 4 'ii 4 . ' ' tx , , si E- gg., , 'wr' x, vs Q , 4, 3 Kx., In J Z.. N . .- .. . ,gf X k Q ,Q X . 3 3,3 V vi I M r .W ' L 2 - ' if 2 " fy V 'lf',...Q A'1f Q-. x . A X fi f . .- i x . '- .nu-". . , , ff . ' smwwmx, . , .. ' X -- - Q we o f egg - , gm i , X. - . J' ew-. " - - i ,gl - 'x . 5 fi " SENIOR PUBLICATIONS-TOP ROXV: L. Quille, adviser, L. Decker, S, Davis, J. XVi11iAS. D. Xelsoii. L. Freeman, and J. Cowles. BOTTOM HOXY: .I, Hein, S. Smith, C. Holwertson, P. Joslin, B. Sc-half. and G. Murphy. PAT JOSLI N Associate Editor Publishing the Anoranco, visiting journalism workshops and print- Venturing to Santa Ana J. C., the busy newshounds brought home ing the annual, were some of the activities of this department, during to AU a beautiful trophy and many awards for honorary work, the l958-'59 school year. Through their activities, the students became A field trip to the Los Angeles Times News Building supplied the acquainted with many new faces while performing valuable services. Connies and Clems with many new ideas for the iournalism field. Recording Daily Campus Activities l i SECOND SEMESTER ANOFKANCO STAFF,-4-'l'HI' ILUXVQ XY, lM':i1'1i1i,4 1'. XX':ii'ii--r, ll. llllIl1'lQ- I.. Williams, H. Iii-niitlmi, Y. Rogers :ind U rl'lll'DQl' SEC- ffyu' I QI: iltfni Xl Nlillii 4 Nlilii ll l'LIill lx lkiltiii I lilllll I tmnlxxiii lx llio i -UNH 1 1 4. , ': , . , . g ., . i-, ,I w-el ,F A, 'J ., I " , ', " riitrii, 4'. Ilulaiiil, M, NYitt'esch,SiHel11'y,':n1dH I-,.,,,g,.k4 1g0'I"1'0fNI HOW: S. lit-ight, V, .lui-limi, I-. 4 ross, N. Ixrzislf-l, M. lrritlitli, V. Mm-ii, .l. l,i'x'vs'la, ,l. Yllli1'liK'll, :ind .l. XY:1l'tws, 130 LLOYD S. ROSS ART COM BS Loyalty was one of the traits that members ot print shop contrib- uted to the Colonist yearbook. Unending devotion and workman- ship went into the calculating and printing ot both the newspaper and the annual. Under the advisership ot Mr. Lloyd Ross, and the instruction ot Mr. Art Combs, many Clems, who are not shown above, contributed PARTIAL PRINT SHOP STAFF-Mr. Art Pomtis, presxntan, Mr. Lloyd P-loss, printing' instrwir-lr-i', lt. -: ' on, L, Yun Osten, XV. Pickett, .I. Hoice, P. Adams, and It. Iietz. the art of scaling, deciphering picas, setting type and adding the special touch needed to produce a yearbook. Developing, photographing every event throughout the school year, and sizing the pictures for the Anoranco and the Colonist, left this tvvosome with not one spare minute to themselves. Pictures had to be dried very artisticly, caretully processed, and accurately taken. Employs Many Occupied Student XX l TED WADE .... W. W .Wa LARRY SECRIST 131 Cinderella Bull Among the Activities Enioyed by Foreign Representatives Geri Pullman presents Rosemarie with her Colonial Coeds pin. S l . f, ge V 1 t 4 I Qlvjj .A , , -I 1. ' i ' l'f I " . . Q RO EMARIE KERTSCHER ,MWA Peer' and Rosemarie pose with other Colonists for Youth and Government. S DONALD IVIATHESON PEER RASNIUSSEN "I hope that you'll help me to become a good friend to all of you and an acknowledged member of your community, so that when I return I may have the feeling that it was worth while for you, and for me, that l came over," said Rosemarie Kertscher, at her first in- troduction to all Connies and Clems in the first assembly of the year. .leri Pullman has served as foster sister to Rosemarie since September 6, l958. Peer Rasmussen has traveled quite a bit since coming to this country. He has been to the Hollywood Bowl and the Solvang, "the little Danish town" near here. Camping at Big Bear with the Ander- son's, his foster family, proved to be a real treat fo Peer. A week before school started, Peer attended Camp Osceola with the Orange County student officers. Both Rosemarie and Peer spoke at PTA, District Board, student government, and club meetings and ended the year by attending the Junior-Senior Prom together. Mr. Donald Matheson, exchange teacher from England, taught machine shop at Anaheim High this year. :Q E s Represe ----- H - .1 'msvx..x: l33 Q gf? SENIOR PYLAY RvEHEARSALfTOf' HOXV3 A. Fhalliriess, LZ, TOM HOW: T. Hill, I.. XY:,itkins, J. Vowles, arid G, El'llJtl'1,l. NOT SHOXYN: Matt Davison. Sims, S. Sutpliin, M. I'QI'2:l111E'l', A. .Tac-ksoll, f". Morris, RI, Q Teske, and XY. Deacon, BOT- Sen or Players Score in Comedy Satire M ,W ,, M, ,,,f , , W f,,. ,mW,f,,...,,,,..,., AC lliwlzilirig In lIlHS1'f'I'l'l!II'AX, 'l'liifml:i lillI,l'l1l'Illllllllil, Mull lmvismi riyiflf-: lite ullif-1' work l34 iii .i xxliiil ill .ivlixilx Newton Reece ....,, Mary Reece ,,,.,, Sally Reece .e,,,,e.,,..,A.e, D. Barstow Trumbull.. Mrs. Doubleday ....,,,,. Mr. Doubleday ,.,,. Russ , ,,,,,,,,,,, . Fiona Bostwick, , Dudley Bostwick., Mrs. Finch , Marlow Mrs. Potter Helga Biesmuller Secretary Delivery Boy Announcer Cast for "Cloud Seven ......Allen Jackson s,s,.,Catl1ie Morris ,,,.,,Grace Erharcl ...,.s,Matt Davison ,s,,,Sl1aron Idler .,...,.Steven Sutphin .c..,..Melvin Teske ..,..Maureen Kramer .c..,,Ricl1ard Landin ss.,.,..Trudi Borden ,,...,,,,,,.,.Bill Sims ,,l-larriet Petnick Rosemarie Kertscher s,Larry Watkins .Tlweoda Hill .Joe Cowles . s,sWarren Deacon 1? MATT DAVISON CATHY MORRIS Displaying true comedy qualities, this year's senior play, "Cloud Seven", was a must for every Colonist's social list. Upholding tradi- tion, the play was well received by an enthusiastic audience. A very meaningful satire, the play emphasized American life to- X X if X 'X x .Q 'Q x sig, ,... N . ', l N ti . .ss 1 - .... r' .- , N 1 Q - ,V . e - "'i .... 1 :.t.s-'- . - ass rs 5 C X. , ' l Delivery boy, Joe Cowles, interupts Newt and his wife, to bring him the latest town news, which concerns Newt a great deal. The news of Newt quitting his iob spreads all over the small village, and many other men congratulate him for getting out of the rut. In fact, a few even quit their iobs, too. This creates a great uproar. '14, J wifi'- A GRACE ERHARD ALLEN JACKSON day. Newton L, Reece, an assistant production engineer in a frozen foods factory, who suddenly decided to drop everything, quit his iob. His reason that he didn't approve of taking all the flavor out of foods, and having instant-whatever-it-is. JP cn fi 0 C Q.. CD CD 4 CD :S we Q cn 'U -1 0 CL C O CD Q. D C f i ti . lit gs E X . Q . ci ws, wx -V 1 , Q se TX ., -s. I s J ,tsl 5 S, rt ii 2 ii - . it C . f - t 1 . 5 ', '-3: i 'i ffisfz 'A . Cx - V: sq Q .Ms E ,msc r Discussion is Carried on here between wewt' r - s - , A . and his ll'1U'hlJO . I ' '- very upset over the idea of taking the flavor miitbof gfoodbellt lb Newton arrives on a scene of brownie disaster Gnd Qnnounces a new idea in food. The play ends happily as Newton decides to stay home and dedicate the rest of his life to putting the flavor into frozen foods. 135 Cordelia runs what amounts to be a very unsuccessful boarding house, since no one ever pays his bills. Answering Cordelias ad for roomers, two women who pose as school teachers use the house as a hideout to escape with the gains of the last iob. This infuriotes the brain ofthe gang, Boston Benny, and he sends some of his cronies to track down the two women. Cordelia hides the money, and mistaking the gangster, Boston Benny, for the police, she hands the money over to him, From here on in, the money changes hands rapidly and often, creating what was one of the funniest X comedies on the AU stage. "t' 5 ii ii ix E Under the direction of Allen Chamness, in ' X ,x l his first year at Colonyville, i'Strange i l Borders", by George Batson and Jack Kirk- XX land, was a recorded success. V X .. 5 C -,v ur X ws, , 3- bv F , Av il- i t y KD - 1 X -i cf JUNIOR PLAY CASTf-'l'Hl' IIUXY' liill Storey, siliil lil-it lliliolllf-. Sl-IVUND ILHNY: Mike lloxxe. llitl' Viviv--lziitit, Sain-tru l'1lll6'l'S0ll- Itnnnp Kite, :in-l ilwxq' 'lRI'UI'Lil. 'l'HlIllt l'lVtXX': XY1-ii-tell Riley, 4l:ll'X i':1i'1i-r, Lvtztltlte Sirlili-gel. 1'er'iliz1 lliilii-Vis. ml Iilziini- Blaiw-iw. KNl'II'II.lNG: Sue Andres. :mil llila lleemziii. . . . . OVICS Actors Cast for "Strange Borders" Cordelia. Leanne Schlegel Boston Benny. Candy Fenway Pre-occupied Proffessor Glory Fenway Smiley. .......Ken Mikolite .. . .Sue Andres .. Mike Rowe ......Rita Beeman ......C:ary Carter Joey ,,,,,. Wendell Riley CGplCIll'1 ,,,,,,, Gerry Tforql John Todd ,..... Bill Storey Aunty Haines Priscilla l-laines Lon Doggett Myrtle Hodge Susie Deacon ........Ann Bartosh Sandra Patterson ....Biff Copeland .. Cecilia Roberts . Elaine Moreno ......Danny Kite L, l36 ill 4 -il l"livxu-rs :iiiixwl liltl' lliI:n th-i-ti1:m :intl l,i'1lIlIll' Svlilvgw-l. .Xllvn l'l1:1lllm'ss, tlfillllll llislrliwliii' liviills im xxtlll l'1'l'1t1Jlllll0ll Of xi juli wvll duno. W? ,gh M, ,. GARY CARTER Cordelia discovers the two women are not really school teachers, but are double c r o s s i n g Boston Benny and trying to get away with the loot trom their last job. 5 ,J 4 .f ffiffiif 754- i fmsf ,, , Z fi 1, f f' fs? W WS 4 M A: AN DRES Gave Mystery Play Wm vpn, Amazed at Cordelia's brave accusations to the notorious bandit, Boston Benny, members ot the strange household look on as the crook makes oft with the money C o r d e li a kept hidden. ,f 'Wx ff Z f ,.,, 1 4 . ,y f , ,K , Q., - Q fi ,sf W t ,, -i , i ,WQ-f'7lL'f,' 2' V .,.fg,f7bf'g Aft-3 ,I :E A ffrilfztih ,, f 'ff-V, A its f , 'I i J A gif -. 0 ,: -gl ' il 7,4 1 ,V V, ,K 5 14, it ,wggss Lfrfif . if: ',,,7"f -in fi lfiij WSI' , , ,K . ' LEANNE SCHLEGEL Even though the boarders did not pay their rent, they were a trienclly sort, and in this scene the tenants become ac- quainted with the newcomers to the building. 137 Homecoming Fete's Royolties Spolfkled A !38 f f 5 , ,QW 'W . 4' 9, 4+ .va 1 1 , I , 1, ' 'Y vr f ,wwf WM! Z Q "i, f WW fl' 7 2 f X n Q , o f- " X W JA' J l ' ,ff 7' 2 Aix we-no ,, 'J' , . " X oi L X A . ooo Y A ,mv xx m ox X X ' X BS: is o of Xooo Q X- -rss X. -xl,v...,5RS..-XLK - X ' K ' ' As Shining Jewels of the Royol Crown BECKY FORSYTHE PAT DEFFNER Junior Attendant Junior Attendant 4 4, MARILYN MAYBERRY Senior Attendant CAROL ROBERTSON Senior Attendant ff EMILIE ROBERTSON MARY YOUNGMAN Sophomore Attendant Sophomore Attendant BARBARA Munoool-4 GARY SHEIDARD Queen King 139 o A l l sz, i I E x J , sXSs. f: - Q1 3?-2 ' N : . . ifffsire ,, '0' ' ,- - .... - - ,QA .sv A NN , W Q s ss, f ,Q-.w-war W 'F X Q N - . g. I x f PAT BARRY NANCY MUSHEGAIN A' X s if - x fl ...Weiss ., iv xo., ' T ' -' 21: -ficidfi-"g',,:,,5ssf ,erik . .. f , .. f..f ,. fb Q f, NM- x NSN V .- ggx. Q, X X cf, 54. K M ,K AY N ss 1415 fx 11 Za ' x ww: ' Jw' X ws ff, , . 1' g - ,.,. ' , K W ,, fi , s , N i his fs s Q ss . M 5 , my " :sag ,gg ' - ,sg sg Q--:-gi . . N , ' .A F or . K X , i, l pq he l i 4 if 1 New + ifgfmmf , NORMA FREEMAN J .. k .,,.,:g?,, ! ' '- V f, , - ff .N 'fv , ,f . , f ii ff ,f X V "fav ,lf GARY CARTER -1, ff we x .4 140 EDNA MOORE f A 4' y, -7.x J lZv.f,..., "Heyl Hey! Take if away, ge+ Thar ball and figh+!" This was one of ihe yells of encourage- men+ lecl by +he "big five" cluring fhe foolball ancl baslcei- ball seasons. Viclory phrases soon became rrue as lhe group inspired much enfhusias fhe gridiron 'ream broughl home lhe Sunse+ League +i+le. Home-- coming, foo, was given special aHen+ion by fhe aclive group'S clever, spiril'-raising anfics. m when A S Song Leoders Supply Spirit 3 S I A i or F 'VN l 5 i 5 i l r l MARCIA KOEHLER NONA WILKWS g fa .x k p 1 'RQ sw, D,- ff Q, 5 ,nw- Wifh swirling slcirfs and peppy sfeps, fhese four busy song- leaders performed ioyously a+ halffimes, pep rallies, and spe- cial pep assemblies, for fhe slu- denl' body. Revising l'he old lyrics and leaching new songs +o Colonisls have been conslanl' goals for fhe group. Rehearsals became an unending acfivify for each girl as many sfeps were formed and developed info lriclcy roulines. N J x f . . 5 'aff A 'S 5 Jr Q E if ef 5 IU' 'ffl , -,, lr Q..- ,fy if ..,, 71 , X 1 3 , BARBARA Munooci-1 K XeW5Fif5N3 , , A x ff? I 6 J -ag jj . 43 2' 53 I , YQ - All f iii QV ii: , - ' A igaajgil - 5 ' all-'32 ,- 'NF LEX? X A Aa 43 AQSFSQE x N14 x QAWG 41 -EFQI X A wS.x , w DIANE SLIGER at S we X iffiggi i '5ia1 l4l A ,eg Q Prancing High With Zesty Steps 6 V ff f " A M. ,, , KX M , 3' ' ., ,- A4 is ii 5 it is Xxjl i s XX ' i Xxmxi l 0 , l 1 , it 'ti 2 mkm , 1 f X i W x x ' , s l rw ,fs ti ,sf A f 1 t ? 2 RITA DAVIS KENDRA BENSON X Q 4 4x vi I f A . N 7 , 'Q me If f A 5 s c :QI t sf , r 3 Z iviARii.vN MAYBERRY .- , I I Head Nlajorette N its X Peppy prancing and proud smiles were 'i ' 1 given lorth when live enthusiastic Connies i gave their best periormances on the football lield during halttimes. A, . Participating in the UCLA Eand Day, the l-42 FEITA RING Long Beach Band Revievv, tvvirling lor the homecoming festivities, and leading the Hal- loween parade were some ot the accomplish- rnents attributed to this lovely group, Her tamiliar bright smile and accomplished ability to lead, was immediately recognized J ,xkf BONNIE GWINN when Marilyn Mayberry, head maiorette, bc- gan to strut. Halftime Marchers lnspire Pep Q,-J MARY YOUNGMAN :1 K rss Q s E s .. CAROL CALDWELL Flag Bearers ' fi I - , X w eg , X ll ' z , is X s M Q S wif, , " 'st' sm K ,, S-W 'Q X A X X S wi FH 'lx qm- DO N N A L A W R E N C E LY N N E LO Nl B A R D With their flags swirling through the air and their pretty costumes glimmering, the Colony flag twirlers contributed many hours to working up tricky routines. Adding to the color and peppy strutting of halftime performances, the cute Connies also displayed their talents in many assemblies and basketball games. Representing the Colonists at all parades and joining in on halftime marching are the flag bearers, an important connection with this group. I r PAT DEFFN ER tk il . SANDY REAGAN ,L 9 An Entire Year of Musical Enthusiasm ss S J xii- 3.3 XY J Y X 5 ik '-'f-W X- .. A X X f -. 'J' A S' S 'J A is 'X M N .W A M 44 A 53 is M .- fx - 'fx fi ' . 6. ., . . QM- . N f :- - A-A A is i s A . 3 A A, x X K x M . N t H ,E 3 N f... ff VNS X X bi. gg . A Q .S .mis f Y rx Q . .ws -X X Q4 1 STE . B N A :ii jp x X .N OA ,J E . 5 ss-xxx . -.NN t. - gk. J - K S ,K , . 1 N J . A .. Q. . A if-A xx 1 a o Q 151 Mi: iii 'Q i 2 . U G Qi Q it A G' Q Mg ' X ii .N in .. - T ii J R' X if. f X ii 1 Q S s Xi . N' . Q ii X. ii . uf fs A I . J J if -1-. . . . A . A w s S . 1 ' 1 . J i it V: 1- Q. .ss .lad V Q 5. A :Nw , Y , . i n AQ if K , M r J J i l ..- 3 ' . X .. ,f ' L . "v,kf,. M .W ff . 5 S N ., 1 1 . X if Q " 1, X ' 1 . 1 N ,... .. -Q x- W1 '. X I - N .1 'a.:...x ' . ' - ' ' . . ' . , -I N. V . . . N .Q 3 in J L - . V is .. + 5 V i . s ' K ' si. A X N Mg" ' Y r. . J' X v .w X XS X xx Tis X-Q Y N N I , wr v 1 , Aix Qidw t i x s Q ..x... . +S.. Q-. A-xv... ' A ,J ss -f"Rst'SNx1i'.-sw DRILL TEAM: 'FUI' IKUXY- IZ. Long, P, Ritter, G. Hawkins, J. Pvvk .l. l':1l1lxx'wll. A. Imvis. S. Masouy, M. Allen, II. llrowu, P, Hardin, G. l.f-hxuan. D, Llllltiy, 11, Johnson. S. Iweli, G. Fisher, :md D. Bullenger. SICVUND HOXY-L, Lylws, P. Dziwily, 11, I:6iii.l1lllI1l' M. Kirk. J. Dilley. NI, Lil-As, S. Amlvrson. J. Frye, 12. F1lJlMl'l'SUlJ, U. Timer. B. Lemz, M. I-'mm-is. S. llurns, :md H. Thomlwson. Ilotlom Row-R. IQEGIHQUI, L. XYr-zivviy A. Zewvvlsi. S. He-roy, Il. Aa-hilles, S. Iluiu-liars, B. Lykowski, A Hzirris, J. 1'iOf'I5lPl!PI', and L. Allwn. ,759 . f ,W ' , ,W , i- 14 f , ' ,X ' .V if A mf . R X N My V S xx Q3 is fi F" 4 122: xl' 4 MMI, . T S410 M. ALICE Acos A SANDRA KELSEY BRENDA MARTINDALE 144 MILDRED ELLIOTT Adviser Highlighted by Colorful Routines xllmfl N We 3 'Wi MMM . .ja ,,f s X xi it l x S BLUE AND GOLD BAND 'l'Hl' ILUXYZ IC. Siiiilli, S, Yiillriiii, N. liuiiiilz, :intl 'I' KlvNr-il. SIGVHNIP ILHXX 1' Yziiimssvl, IC l':ii'xiii, ll Yririivy, II 'I'iii'in-i, lt. X'i'riiii:iii- li, l'vi'1-Z, :intl .l. llziily, 'l'llIlllP HHXY: l,, Viissirl, .I, lllilirriv., It V1-iilnliii-, li, XX'iiiii, lf. lfi':inr-is, S, Siiiilli, li li'i'riiiii1-ll, :iiirl ll. llrislul. l+'Ullll'l'll ILUNY: Rl. ll:illn'i'l5, If N1-lsriii, lt. 'l':i5l1iij ll. 1':ii'lsiiii, 'l', Siillrin, ll ltivlu-5, .l. Iliwiiirll, li, Liga:-Il, li, ,lm-rriii-s, .l Nlirihiii- imiiis, M. l':ii'lu-rl :ilirl 'l'. 'l'1iyl4ii-. IIU'l"l'UAI IUDXYQ S- 'I'i-:iuiiig S, Giilii-i'i'vz, S, .Xliili-lwrili, 'l', 'I':ix':iii-S' Nl. Klwiii, IZ, Luis, Al Ifrwliissb :iiirl S. l.:ili'riIlwli-. Drill 'lk-11111 1 iila l the lilue :intl Guild liillltl m-lv mliii 11-1 l to 1 vi'1- s 1-11 l il l -1-:1 iiiiliil lim 114-i-4i ming pres ilin iulinii :il the Sunta ,Kim twill-:ill gziinf-, "Anaheim Boys", "Happy Days Are Here Again", and "The Alma Band and the Colonist Band were combined. Returning home to Col- Mater", were memorable works ot the Blue and Gold Band. With onyville, the merry music makers soon displayed the second prize drums bickering and adding to the spirit and excitement ot the toot- award they received. ball games, these busy Colonists created tun and pandemonium. Glorious is the word to describe their sparkling costumes, which A5 they marched in the Santa Ana parade, the Blue and Gold are almost as bright as the smiles they exhibited, l45 Music Makers Encouraged Spirit .. w,,t+Xkwe'-w,..sxXva,.mxs.v-av.ss-s.ss...... v sw.-V -"Lf -Y fi -5 I t 1' I I ' A it , Xi fff . R -. I g . 2 if . X .C 3 1- 3 ig E l ii 3 s il .t COLONIST BAND-'FUI' Ilfiwg li lliitiewtsim, .I, Str-wart, IZ. 'I'iiriier, Il, 'I'Iioiii:isini, tl. Miiiviiiittifss, lt. Yultoiii, tt, .l:ii'ksoii, II. Reynolds. S. Ynltom, 'T 'I'ti'Irn' NI I"ir'k+ir 'im I .I ttiirtiiii. SICVUNII IIUXY: IZ. Stn:-ily, lf Heniiings, S. Siu-:ii'irii.:i-iw, N, Itezin, XXI. Nliirgiin, tri. Nloi-vim, IC, Luster. S. Smith. If Ifi-he-tir:F'.A Iiritii-rlsi, :iii4t.S. Iuitfiitli-tte. Ttllltli IUIXY: 'I'. 'I':ix':u'ifs, S. .Xiiili-rsuii, IXI. Viilliiis, II. Nugyili-, ll. Iiiui-V, Il, Owens, lt. Slime, :ind E. Viirviii. If0l'I'L'I'II ILONY: 'I'. liriiiiiglit, It. AI7lI'I', ll. Iiwiiii:i4'Ii, Il. Iflirrf-s, IC. lliiilsluii-k, IC. Ilrijek, L, NNE-iizcl, 'I'. Kloslielilcu, :mil H. Ihirez. FIIVTH liflxxi A. XVhjtr-, K, Iiitiurit' II. II+-ri-iiig, S. H+-1ii'y, S. Iterlxxr-Il, IP. Vviitcrliie, :iiiil IG. Smith. SIXTH ROXY: .l. Vi-iilolmic, S. Nluililell, I". Nixon, M, I-i':in- vis, and S. Teagiiv-. IZU'I"I'llM IZUXYZ G, Ili-iivki-ig H th-tiiiiiill, Ii. I,iiiiIli-y, 'I'. l,:iiiit+i-rt, :init .I. Ilrziiil. ANAHEIM COLONIST BAND Marching in the Arcadia, Anaheim Halloween, and many other parades brought much attention to the antics ot the Colonist Band. With Robert Reynolds directing, the high steppers received an excellent rating at the Orange County District Contest. This enabled the band to compete with many other high school students at the Southern California Regional Contest. M6 May I and 2 they presented the gigantic Spring Concert, and May 27 they hosted Rafael Mendez, "the worlds greatest trumpet player," as the guest soloist in another band concert. Rehearsing music lor this performance called tor many extra hours of practicing. Graduation commencements terminated the busy musicians' year ot entertaining activity. Q 1 old' alawi, g V " ' ,M .,,, wwf 5 maj New, 4 sji' , 2 Avah 3 X -, " , y r' mm g iffy! My an I Q' 5. . - 4 5 mm wif-flrff Pg 5. 4 . . t,.,4f 4 5 if 1 1 ' 4. N 5 fu, X , +V , t I 1. P BAND TOP ROXV: H, Yurney. R. l.igp.5e,-tl, E, Smith, rmrl .l. Iirant. SPIVOND HOXY: I., Dir: ex 1 1 ir lf Ntoi x K Robertson, T. Moshenko, E, Rziilstvmgk. S. Smith, and H, Owen. Creating much spirit at all the league basketball games, and asm, the Colonist Pep Band proved to be a lively asset to many supporting the song and yell leaders in their strive lor school entbusi- school functions. Peppy Bands Added Tricky Rlwytlwm R I il N NCE BAND-fTOI' HOYY: T, 'l'zu':1r'v-s, ll, 'I'liom:1sn11, II. MUt':ii11lless, Lt. Yolloniy lt. .lzu'f1l1es, Bl I lilei Oven E xuilslvack, S. Smith, II. Iluyer, T. Muslim-iiko, zlnil Ve-tiny Itiiitiler. Addng zest to the donkey basketball game, and taking part in the newly formed dance band is alread f A talent assembly and school dances were the Dance Bands notable ac- Attending and playing for the gala Military Ball at Colonyville complishments Made up of volunteers who practice alter school the promoted the popularity ot this group Orchestra Completes Successful Year 'rc ' 'ie K K V tem Shown in inset: ROBERT REYNOLDS. Instrumental Director As they appeared on the Christmas progrom Oo lltC lornilifir Colony stage, the AHS Orchestra played a number Ol SCOSOf1Gl pieces tor student approval. Presenting the string section to the filth graders at both litth grade concerts, Robert Reynolds, band director, introduced many M8 g '0m,,K,,.t,.,,-M, I I .,.li,, ,,.,-v- if-Q f'- . ,LPM .ik ,l ' ORCHESTRA 't'0t' HOXY: 1'. Lopez. ll. l.rr:ri'rl, l', lirtxxzriwts, lf Citlllttlltgllftlll, V. Uinkler, :init U41 ' I t HOXY: V, Sim:-ns. ti lrr trrrr tr ttrrtr l lieu-s A, linly:,:1nrt lt, Nrirsrrri. t.ltt IUAI hOXX. t. l4:1nr'l1rri', lt, .Intui- srrrr, t-I Nrvtwl, :rnrt .X. .XI'ttlSlt'Ul1g. musical instruments as well as the perlormers, to the young audience. When April made its entry into the year, the orchestra was invited to play lor the senioi play, 'Cloud Seven". Closing its perloimances lor the year, the orchestra entertained at graduation exercises, making the activity even more memorable. Mozart Praised for Superb Shows -a r ' or X X! XX 2 , 7 T nj!! TI' i fi ,UXXTVXQ l . i , Shown in inset: JACK PARIS, Vocal Director AS guests of the Broadway Shopping Center, Mozart Choir was a colorful attraction during the Yuletiale season. TalanQ part in the TV program, Spotlight On Youth, acknowledged high recognition to the group. First prize was won tor the students' tal- ents at the Naples Christmas program. vs IVIOZAFIT CHOlR f 'l'lll' HOXYZ A, Nlir1'l'1ii'il, SICVUXIP IIITXY li. lilfllll. K, l'i-rkins, :incl li. XX lilliIIl1"'. 'l'Hllll'l1lIXY: lt. Sle-XN:il'I, ll. HQLXSHI1, .I I'illIm:iii, Xl. Aiiili-rsriii, lt, Link, I-1. l,:imlir-Ili, :ind .l. Nlurris lZ4l'l'TONl HONYZ .l. Vziiis. l'. Imxxwli, 'If linux. If. XYirlil'l, Ii- J.-iikiiis. ll X Nliii-lin, :intl ll. 1'i'iiinle-ll, Touring the bay area during Easter vacation, Mozart presented 0 variety of musical entertainment. Periorming at the spring concert, "As Time Goes By" this musical group received high acclaim. Singing tor weddings was also one ot Mozarts activities. l 49' A Cappella Chair Travels to Bay Area 2 t -: : ,m ' w Wiz . ,. g .33 Q Q M 'V awp M , .. iff' S r' V Q f ,, w eff, OFM: A CAPPELLA CHOIR-TOP ROYV: J. Fapp, B. Zemojtel, K, Rainey, J. Visel, J. Menfle, K. Olsen, and L. XVinkleman. SECOND ROXY: L, Lomlmrd, E. Lllllllei' l'. Oliver' H Ileeman G. Herbel M. Daniel P. Morris G. Howard K. Carmichael, and P. i'I'illlStO1"l. THIRD HONY: N. Malts, S. Sehwilk, D. XVPZLl',.l'3.VSITliih, If. Iseiuer, lT.'OSl1Z1li+3ll, Q". Stark, B.'I31'is1:oe, Di iirownf'1eld.'anrl K. Schulz. FOURTH ROXV: A. Davis, S. Doiik, J. Puris. H. Dsuveiiport, ll. Lehmim, G. Iiryant, F. NVQ-listen G. Iirngg, B, Schaff, P, Murray. and B. Epperson. IIOTTOIKI HONVQ U, Heard, C". Cuimiiiglmm, R. Flioiiiii, G. Vfirtfr, I.. I.J'Antoni, P. Gayk, li, Peterson, A. Pruitt, K. Dolph, J. Garrison, 13. Fennell, J. ilowmun, U. Sliovkiiw-y, :md M. .Li-nkins. f ,f . ,Wymf,vff'f jpfff 'hifi f. 1? i W Z L' , ,. Z , ....., s . CLINT STARK 1st Sem. Pres. l JUNE IVIORTENSEN Cor. Sec. 150 W Entertaining at both fifth grade concerts, for future Connies and Clems, and giving special musical assemblies for Fremont Junior High School added to the popularity ofthe A Cappella Choir. Under the direction of Jack Paris, first prize was awarded to the choir for their performance in the Naples Christmas program. The students caroled on tiny boats which were rowed around the floating islands. -f The group also administered their talents for the PTA, and Western High School. Presenting a beautiful Christmas program to AHS proved to be an artistic show of music. Touring the San Francisco Bay area concluded a year of uncountable memories. WT' GEORGE BRAGG 2nd Sem. Pres. 154 . lk GEOFZGEANNE HOWARD BLAKE FENNELL is 2nd Sem. V, Pres. 1st Sem. V. Pres. D'ANE 5'-'GER LYNNE LOMBARD Trens. Attendance Sec. 1 . 1 4 1 5. 7, " 11 - - V -I .2 ' " j A In A f f . .f ' f I f 'M , . . f If I 1 . 2 , , -. , .1 , V I I I f , , .. - ff I M, 4 I f If ' , I Z ' . . I? I A wwf , , 'V ', - V' of w. f V , ,L X '. A .4 I 4 I I .. ,V f , V V If L 'X gk 3 I I 1 IW , .,, ' IIN 1 ,, .2 it . P I I ,WW I W fgf, y I g M 'X . 4 J.. 'I 2,4 ' .1 ,, LJ O , ' IM ' w Mi.. ' ' V 'W M , I I ,1 ,. 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I'l'Il'I'SHIII .I, Muna, I'. U14-y, Il, I"ixI1v'l', .I. 1'1rllvIl':l, II. I,iX'1'Z5, .I, XY1'll4Il, V. Il1'IIlI:u'lIl, .l. Vlwvslfy, .I. .l:u4'Iifmn :uni IZ. XYA Iv: IlrJ'I'- 'I'UIXI IIHXYZ S. 'II4'ilLLII1', Ii, ICIIIUI, S. Hnxillu-v II. VIIIIIIIIIIIHHII, I'. IlI:uIi1-V S. I.:l111I:1Iil1, I., II4'5In'1wr'Il, .I, Xlmlrlm-I, :1ls4I .I, XX':lIwIu, . . .WI1iIe Glee Clubs Entertain Locc:1IIy N ' LEE-TO1' IIOXV: S, Kiunurd, T. Sc-ali, I-i. Tiaulv, ll.-llukvr, IIHXYJIINIPIIINJI"", :upd L. XYenf"elt. SECOND RONY: INI. L1 Q, fl ., 1. - ?oIEI.,,g.a, and D, Smith. BOTTOM ROXV: F. Stoiler, P. IXIIUX. IG. l'1I+:1.IvI11I11:1, Iv,-y,.' T, AITIIIPII, 11, Smithdeu, J. 1ftJIIJ'!7l?l'l1g RIi.lOfiIlIg. Imdlg ISI Highlights of '59 Supply Data for SEPTEMBER-I'm lost! This comment became familiar as the 1958-1959 school year commenced , . . New and old students alike ioined in the hustle and confusion involved in becoming re- acquainted with school life . . . AHS' enrollment soared to a new high-2730 Connies and Clems . . .32 new instructors added to the faculty . . . Girls' League sponsored Greetin' Meetin' fashion show . . . Business law class introduced at Ana- heim ...A 'Howdy Hoop"' began dance season . . . Football season started with win over Las Vegas. . .New citation system put into affect OCTOBER-Science rooms modernized . . . Rat Joslin, Secretary of Safety and Welfare, iourneyed to Sacramento for Governors fraffic Conference. . .Colonial Coed initia- tion held at La Habra game . . . "Roulette Rock", "Bagpipe Bounce" provided 'swingin' entertainment . . . School observed by com- f , .. X Q. ' A vc?" X C Des , X is if Qx X , is 5 s. 'Xl . ml-lVll1YlS bU5ll1955 and inClUSfria1 l5'5Cl9V'5- - Queen Barbara Murdoch Presented Royal Bouquet Q v,:5 4 V ! re ,,,f H 2 , 5 X M Latin Club Holds Annual Slave Sale ANUARY-K S 'th le red C It ' Fl-IA J ay mi e c a i ornia officer . . . Y delegates selected to attend legis- lation . . . AH students offered course in German next year . . . Long awaited Mural on display . . . FBLA won high honors in Southern Section Conference . . . Geology Club took desert trip . . . Biology group journeyed to snow . . . Study Halls former size cut in half . . . Roto-Hi form- ed debaters club . . . Sharon Briggs won lop hornemaking award . . . UCLA presented gym- nastic program ...' 'Sock Hop" revealed many interesting foot attires , . . Jarnes Reynolds, How- ard Adler received awards in American Legion Oratorical Contest ,..' 'Barefoot Ball" lost casa- ba season dance , . , Upper classmen selected commencement cards, prepared for graduation , . . A Cappella Choir planned Frisco tour . . . Safety and Welfare Committee sponsored car check . . . Roto-Hi formed talent program for Orange County Hospital . . . 152 -f rim V nz ,jwfz-f ,2- 9 4 WJ ,, ,ffm f uf' f W wry In , S .L. Mozart initiation held humor . . . Geology Club formed . . . FBLA held induction meet at annual potluck dinner . , . Bruce Sanders led county on National Scholarship Tests . . . Colony defeated Newport in first Sunset League tilt . . . Carol Robertson named winner of Cinderella contest. . NOVEMBER - Carol Robertson represented Anaheim High as Buffum's Young Careerist . . . Joe Raith, Bob Boyd, and Jack Ingerson won hon- ors in state-wide Co-op quiz . . . Pam Davis se- lected DAR Good Citizen Contest representative . . . Latin Club slave sale initiated new members. DECEMBER-King Gary Shepard, Queen Bar- bara Murdoch and attendants reigned over Homecoming Festivities . . . Anaheim captured Sunset League title . . . Award letters given to 167 at 1958 football banquet . . . Music depart- ment presented annual Christmas program . . . "Bermuda Hop" entertained sophomores . . . Redecoration of auditorium reached final stages, "' S 1 -s,. . i .C cr ., , X XQSQX , .X ,. iff s.yf"s"' iffy' S, Sf: V S 4' We .. .13 it , if . , K 1 'W Sri S 1 ,, -1 N X ii-S T- 1 st. H1 as fs- ,, , f, fmt?-1. ,, r - .f --1, -,sm lc , sfwxsg - smart sg ix as , ' . "Jig-Q ,L - -ss ,i fu- LL 3 L S 1 ,Wg W A , X la- 'N' N . . Cc. . 1 ft f X to ii ss 2 - it s -ss -- - -ax: A ss- ' N QQ -. . 3'.1'?t'-'IL ' xii . 'tg 'iff'-t is f' -.1'i'1i li:-1' , ia -Q . ----'- I . - ' Condemmed Cafeteria Receives Awaited Mural the Recalling of Memorable Events , f n., - f ef Q ,X 1, f H 74 f, v ' ' , . ,H N 4 f f X X -W' ,. X gs s X L X f s X E' ', M at sk, 4 A . A ,, , ,,,, A., ,. 'ft Cinderella Crowning Festive Occasion Coeds sponsored donkey basketball game for benefit fund . . . Student Cabinet organized an- nual talent assembly . . . Gammi Pi toured Delco plant . . . FBLA installed New Western chapter . . . Latin Club members plowed their way to Snow Valley . . Annual gala Cinderella Ball MARCH-Harlem Clowns performed antics . . . Linda Stratton named head of i960 Yearbook Staff . . . Future Nurses journeyed to City of Hope . . , Junior Red Cross served at banquet . . . Music department presented assembly for fifth graders ...A 'Cloud Seven" chosen as senior play . . . Sophomore girls presented assembly . . . FB LA gave state exhibit at Lafayette Hotel in Long Beach ...' 'Memory Time Dance" deemed suc- cess by students . . . Senior Connies presented Girls' League assembly . . . Bank of America Award Achievement winners announced: Roger Baymiller, Phyllis Bradley, Margaret Kishiyama, and Tom Witt received honors. . . Van T sww , . ,df , ,, , i 2 V94 A . vis, S. Harlem Clowns Inspire Laughter FEBRUARY A Meredyth Henderson, Carolyn Fitch carried on cancer research . . A Sub Debs sponsored cancer drive in memory of Frances Baker ...' Strange Boardersu presented by Jun- ior Class in newly finished auditorium . . . Class rings offered at Hurst's . . . AHS entertained by Mississippians A . . Cafeteria condemned . . . FB LA sponsored i'Sweetheart Ball' '... Sub Debs and Coeds dressed dolls for handicapped child- ren . . . Coeds aided March of Dimes drive . . . "Beatnik Ball" enioyed by Colonyville . . . Six seniors received high honors for nation-wide test . . . Mike Anderson received district top honors in Elks Youth Leadership contest . . . Delegates attended Youth, Government Meet . . . New comsefors' offices were ready for use . . . Sub Debs started yearly Red Cross drive . . . Junior girls presented assembly . . . Lambeth, Roberts were recipients of national English awards . . . Bruce Sanders chosen as semi-finalist by NMSC. y N ries Luck at Basketball Beachcombers Ball brought entertainment . . . Y Carnival held . . . Adler, Ogle won Anaheim's Annual Student Speech Contest . . . Geologist Club iourneyed to Barstow for lab study . . . "Anastasia" viewed by AH students... "As Time Goes By" chosen theme for Spring Concert . . . APRIL-A Cappella and Mozart Choirs toured Bay area . . . Fullerton JC presented musical assembly . . . FBLA displayed state trophies , , , Bonnie Frazier, Jeri Hein, Cathie Morris, Carol Robertson, Gary Rogers, Carol Stevens, Sharon Troutman, and Tom Witt named valedictory octet . . . "Poor Boys' Prom" provided hilarious date VllQlll - - . "Cloud Seven" presented by senior class . . . MAY-Girls' League vocations day held , , , Miss Campus Star contest involved many Con- nies . . . Junior-Senior Prom was Q memgrgble event for all who attended . . . JUNE-Senior Week highlighted this busy school month . . . l53 Busy Camera Captures Remembered , ..,. . " . SAW exif 3' T img 1 Q ' iw 1 E Q, ,Z Q Q U . v gf wi . K - " - 5 5' , "W, ,, Xu, ' A . 'VVV f l 5354 K 2 ' Songleaders and flag fwirlers perform for halHime. , 155, Q r f , m - rarrr . r Whifewaslw flue lndians made l1is+orical news. l54 N Howdy Hoop welcomes sfudenfs baclc +0 school. gr V 'N Bea+niclcs pari'icipa'l'ed in many aciive spor+s. l N r N7 'M Caribbean Moonligl'1+" was +l1e homecoming fheme. Gcilo Occosions of Post School Yeor ' l lids: 1 Cinclerellas' hearls were high al' fhe annual Ball. i ,iw The Milifary Ball hosfecl a Hawaiian fheme. ll-my . v ' X ,g . 'F S as . Q X i ,X V ,,,o is V N V, a ' X f cl as r ic -nm.E? i Large aH'enclances were seen al' sock hops. Many look parl' in +he pep assembly for vicrory. N i i ,.., ,, : M , Dances affer foofball games displayed ioy. l55 Many Scholastic Awards Received , , 4? W , MW e 0 W 7141! W fx wx Mr. R. B. Wright coordinator, and vice president and manager ot the Santa Ana Office, Bank of America, presented a fSlOO check to Margaret Kishiyarna, tor her excellent participation in the Bank ot America Awards Contest. 156 I .l1, PM .wi 1 ' ? i ' ax A k . s if , ' W M, ,. R is X 15 . f., f A V ,i L -l V 5 5 I . .wat Receiving recognition tor outstanding achievement in nine major fields 2 are lTOP ROWJ: R. Lambeth, R. Baymiller, T. Barthels, and S. Habener. lSECOlNlD ROWL T. Witt, E. Robertson, R. Roddam, S, Masony, and J. Reynolds. lBOTTOM ROWJ: B. Sawver, and C. Nelson. Mr. L. Frank Kellogg, and Joe Nakamura are presented the high honors achieved by the Future Business Leaders ot America, by Geri Thiessen, Marlene Palmi, and Dwen Booth. By Cammendable Anaheim Students 1-Wy gf-rgk .5 jx-x Holding the high distinguishment of class valedictorians are: C. Stevens, C. Robertson, S. Troutman, T. Wtt, L. F. Kellogg, prin- cipal, G. Rodgers, J. Hein, C. Morris, and B. Frazier. si 'X-Q we Happy winners ot Bank ot America achieve- ' . gf ment awards are shovvn on the tront steps. Seated are T. Witt, P. Bradley, M. Kishiyama, and R. Bay- ' Q miller. 5 ... 1 . an 5 "N- 4 1 it ..., 5, 4 .... g Third quarter honor students also deserving honora bl' ry pu :city tor their achieve- ments are H. Webb, H. Adler, B. Einicle, C. Gates, L. Ferrence, and M. Allen. Not shovvn are B. McCandless, and J. Hein. 'IR7 4, ',v 'Hi Fullerton High School came into bein as principal and entire faculty. After renting the second floor of the Fullerton Elementary School, the Board of Trustees announced that Fullerton Union Hi h g in l893, with W. R. Carpenter serving 9 School would be ready to serve the youth of its district beginning that fall. The Fullerton Union High School District first consisted of ten elementary school districts, and is now made up of the elementary school districts of Buena Park Fullerton, La Habra, Lowell, and Yorba Linda Thirteen years after its or an- - Q ization, FUHS moved to new quarters on West Commonwealth Avenue, but a fire in l9lO destroyed the main building. A new campus was selected on East Chapman Avenue. Here construction and curriculum growth have kept pace with the growth and the needs of the school. In l954, the Second hi h 9 school in the district opened at La Habra, and in l956, the third one opened at Buena Park. Scheduled to open this September, a fourth high school will be in the Sunny Hills area of Fullerton. During the first decade of Fullerton Highs existence, the number of diplomas issued by the school totaled only sxt -seven. Y But several rapid growth spurts have brought attendance up to an all time hi h Q of 2,650 in l958-59. 4 7' 1 if ,Z 4 n 3 Wi l f f 1. Wg YM' ,V ,X , V. ,. , ,M K .. 9 ' ' ' Wi . -, . I rf V S lr? 1? v ff? , - .M ' 1 ,uf , . -...W ' ' M.. -- ' i ,,,, gl """jj"'M-- .--Www My . ,r". VV., ' ffl fre t T Q J! . tl it s 'M ft .M ,ig is Q M kt ' Q . . Avid fans supported their teams with cheers and yells. CDCDK FIV Participation in athletics at Anaheim High School gives each boy the oppor- tunity to work cooperatively with the other members ot his team and encourages a wholesome, competitive spirit in every athlete. Working hard to perfect ottensive and defensive strategy, our well-coached teams earn the enthusiastic support of the student body, faculty, and communit the-way attitude has helped gain many Colonist victories, but more important, it has made Colonists appreciate a well-played game. Win or lose, Anaheim's teams know they are backed by a student body proud ot their ettorts. Every Colonist takes part in some sport as a spectator or as a team member, and each one is dependent upon the other. Those in the stands and on the sidelines actively support the hard-fighting men on the tields and courts. In return Anaheims athletes give their Hall" in working to win. But winning is less im- portant than the experience they gain by working together and playing a good game. This is the lesson learned by the team members and taught to their d together the hardest, played their games the best, and succeeded in winning, they have truly earned their titles. Anaheim-the community and high school-is iustly proud of the honors earned by the T959 teams. y. This behind-'em-all- spectators. And when the Colonist teams have worke Sunset League Trophy Again Won lo N E xf 1 X . -if W "f f NAT? , mg X-Ev x Wm ev Anaheim again won the coveted Sunset League Championship trophy this year, The boys brought the championship back to Anaheim after losing it to Fullerton last year. From left to right are: Line Coach John Wallin, Backtield and Head Coach Clare VanHoorebelce, Assistant Line Coach Don Lent, and End Coach Brant Cowser. The coaches saw their men go all the way to CIF play-offs only to lose to Sweetwater by a first-clown ruling, X 'ip-ky 1-if-tnfffli-ry limi! jlllllfrl' lifilllizir-I-1, muki-S :I gmail guilt in lllf' Sillllll Jxllll lillf' lwzillli-. 'l'lw Sxniluls NYUV1' 1-itgoel mil by :x 1-I-6 scum-. 160 VARSITY FOOTBALL -- II'Il'UIll', zilul It. In-Isola. XYmi4lI'uuI'. IP, Yulimii, In-rlziiii, IZ. :mil Ii. XX:iI Il. Apgliiiing: llzimii-itz, W J 'ff . awvfw' ' f - -9? 'c BOB BAKER Center Line Captain QQQY' 'l'H1- 114 HY !4I'I1'fJNlI I In-is, AI:iii'i I 1, I., Iiiii VS I"zii'iit-y, I MICKEY CASTRICONE Halfback Most Inspirational 'I', IS:ii-It-Is, li, xxqlliuglv If Vox, IZ, I':issn' 'I'. Iain ' ' li I I il-ui I Nluxill, Il, ililiiiiw, I lUXXI.l.NI1l4i:. I, 1: ,.l -in 'I'IIII!IP ILUXYI Ir, IilII'4iIf'k, s, :mil 'I', Iluiiiiiimnl. NI:iii:Lp:vi'. I Iiivlu-yn G, Ili-VIN-I, :uid M. Him-. .. . . I.'I'I1iivsrvI, '. ivan. I. L o ff? 'i llirllll II XX'miiIxx':1l'4I, IP. Iiivlivlili, li, Slilwwlo-l'. .Y l'l'W. NI IHS' , . , I . A I . ' Q I-I' -I M. AXIIIII-rxmi, I., 5I1r:iIwl, li ltlljipi-il, I-, Ixillyl, IN. " ' 5, Z, :M 15. ,, 1' is-, Z, H- --, ,. Sims, Ii I ii I, 1 if Iii I Nlrllilllip I luxe I III in I I im I I 'U'I"I'O XI VOXY' V 'I'liui'iisIivi'l'5, .I. XYiIll:i1iis, I1 Svlnf-II'Iv-V, .I, .XYi1i:i, XI, 4'Ii:im- I . L . . Efforts of '58 Squad Anaheim ,,,., ..,. 2 7 Las Vegas Anaheim .,IA, , 7 Redlands ,,., Anaheim ,I,,. .,., 2 6 La Habra ,,... AI1CIl'1eiFT'l ..... .... 2 I Cl'1C1iiey ,... ,,,, l 4 CHUCK SMITH Fullback Back Captain LEAGUE GAMES I Anaheim ..AI. QI Newport ,,,,....... ,, 6 if Anaheim ,,,,. ..,. 4 O Garden Grove ,.,. ,, 7 Q ,E Anaheim .,... 32 Fullerton ...,,,,,,,. Anaheim ,,,,. ,.,. I 2 Huntington Beach , .. , 26 Anaheim ,,,,. ,.,. I 4 Santa Ana ..,I.,,,,, CIF PLAYOFFS Anaheim 7 Sweetwater , WN BILL PASSO End Rookie of the Year BART MkuMMA DEQNu'?rt:fiJglElfPM RICKY si-IEFFLER Tac e H :fb k Most Improved Lineman Most Valuable PIHYBF Most lmaprofilgd Back I6I was ,sf-nd' RAY AGUINAGA MIKE ANDERSON Quarterback End Who Placed Twelve Players on the LAS VEGAS Anahem opened their season by beating Las Vegas 27-7, Bob McPhil- 'xiii ' lips had the honor of making the score when he received a hand-off from 'Z Denis Vollom and shot over. 'uw""" 'a,,,,,,,, Las Vegas shone in the second quarter when Foger threw an aerial to Kanter to tie the score. The Colonists sent in John Avitia who then hit pay dirt for Anaheim's second score. ln the third quarter Denis Vollom pulled a quarterback sneak and went over for six points. Denny Goforth made the final score in the fourth quar- ter when he succeeded in making a safety and then a TD. The final score BOB BURGESS JOHN AVI-HA was Las Vegas 7 and Anaheim 27. Fuiibaek Tflclsle REDLANDS 5 Redlands gave Anaheim its first defeat of the year, scoring 32 points ,W to the Colonists' 7. This was the first time since T953 that the Terriers had upset Anaheim. Redlands scored early in the first quarter in a series of seven plays. Anaheim fumbled in the second quarter and Redlands again took advantage and scored. After the rest period, the Colonists made their only score of the game f pushing John Avitia over from the three-yard line. Anaheim, who seemed to be all thumbs that night, fumbled again in the fourth quarter. Redlands snatched up the ball, and in three plays scored once more to end the game 32-7 in favor of the Terriers. GEORGE BRAGG End MIKE CHANIBEFILAIN Guard rsxyfi- x . X X ZW 4',,i,,,,,,i api.,-X xtiiipriiil if :ilniiil ln in- ilmiiiitil tty :i Hui-ill-ii llifiw'MI'lll'lf'I'riH'11'i'i'y Wiiiiilxxzii-il Iiiriis ln WALT FARNEY htm-lx. 'l'li4f .Xrigiiiixiiitf xii-iw -,lifiiiiwfl lltfl, Guard T62 was BLAKE FENNEL Halfback u -nf ALEX FREW Guard 15 RICH GIMINO Guard .'iri,-:' ?', ' LA HABRA Anaheim next met a highly-touted La l-labra squad and defeated the Scots 26-6. The Colonists gained possession of the ball in the first quarter when the Highlanders fumbled. Denis Vollom threw an aerial to Bill Passo and Anaheim made its first score. ln the same quarter, after regaining possesion of the ball, Vollom scored from La Habra's T4 yard line, and as the second quarter opened the score was l3-O. Bob lvlcPhillips shone in this period when he raced BO yards for a TD. ln the third frame Dick McKnight intercepted a Scot pass giving the Col- onists the ball. After a series of plays Mike Rice handed off to Ricky Scheffler for Anaheim's final TD. Toward the end of the final frame La Habra took advantage of a Col- onist fumble and scored their only touchdown. CHAFFEY Due to a terrific 64-yard run by Bob McPhillips, the Colonists were able to defeat Choffey's Tigers 2l-l4. The Tigers started out the game with Randy Gold scoring from Anaheim's five-yard line. Their conversion was good and the score was 7-O. Bob McPhillips opened up the second quarter with an BO-yard run for pay dirt. Soon after this Chaffey fumbled with Anaheim recovering. The Colonists pushed to the Tiger's T3-yard line where Ricky Scheffler raced for the TD. Neither team was able to do anything until the fourth quarter when Chaffey's Randy Gold again managed to make it into TD territory to tie the score. The tie was short-lived as Bob McPhillips broke loose for a 64-yard run into the end zone. X ,f V. W. M19 ler DICK MCKNIGHT Halfback RAY KELSON End All-League Offense and Defense ..... I R .2 W M, p.p. """""' r occooi Q DENNY GOFORTH GLEN HERBEL End Halfback ff .am R9 '-fi 'V M! . , if eos iviepi-iii.i.iPs BENNY RA'V"Ft'EZ i-iaifbaek Guard Crews . . . Speedy Backfield Led by Opening up their league play, Anaheim soundly defeated Newports Tars 2l-6. The Colonists scored early in the first quarter when Denis Vollom passed to Mike Castricone in the end zone. Chuck Smith then converted. Smith again proved himself in the second quarter when he ran 69 yards for a TD. The conversion attempt by Smith was also successful. Denis Vollom sprinted for three yards in the third quarter to the end zone, after which Chuck Smith again did his part, and the score was QT-O in favor of Anaheim. Toward the end of the fourth quarter Roger Neimach of Newport pushed his way over for the Tar's only score. BUD REEVES JIM SH'0TA Guard Tackle GARDEN GROVE Anaheim continued its winning ways when they rolled over Garden Grove 40-7. John Avitia opened up the game with a TD. Chuck Smith kicked the extra point and the score was 7-O. Dean Morgan made Garden Groves single touchdown in the second quarter. Soon after that Denis Vollom raced 28 yards to pay dirt. After regaining the ball, Mike Rice threw a 26-yard bomb to George Bragg in the end zone. Ricky Scheffler finally came alive in the fourth quarter. Scheffler then grabbed an Argo fumble and sped for 56 yards for the games final touch- down. The Grovers made a supreme effort and managed to get to Ana- heirn's one, but the Colonists held them there until the final gun sounded. GENE SHRABEL DWAYNE RUPPERT End Guard U4 ,fx GARY SHEPARD I A flvfniwgi- l1i':i:.:g illlll :iii llYllll"IIlllll'1l All1lll4'lIll4l stop 1 Halfback niiw-sid:-il tlrovv lil! wliivli Aiuilii-ini XYHII 110-7, T64 -' .' z Gzurrlmi Grove lvuvk dead in his livwks in H10 f YT' 'J 'I gy, V. f .sf , : I f g xv X at Q15 - BOB sci-IROEDER LEON SIMS End End Determined Forward Wall . . . With a VIFIGIL THORNSBERFZY Guard i JERRY WILLIAMS FULLERTON All Anaheim rejoiced when the Colonists got revenge and defeated the Tribe from Fullerton 32-7. Denis Vollom started everything when he passed to Gary Shepard in the end zone, Shortly afterwards, Chuck Smith sprinted for five yards to pay dirt and then made good the conversion. Ricky Scheffler, in the second frame, set up the pigskin in a position for Bob McPhillips to take it all the way. Chuck Smith made good the con- version even after losing five yards on a penalty. Mike Rise passed 3l yards to Bill Passo to make Anaheim's last TD in the second quarter. Fullerton scored their only touchdown in the third quarter when Fritz Zwick stumbled over the goal-line. Dick McKnight recovered an Indian fumble in the final frame, which set up Bob McPhillips, who scored the final touchdown. HUNTINGTON BEACH A stunned Anaheim squad left the field after the tilt with Huntington Beach. The under-rated Oilers completely overwhelmed Anaheim 26-l2. Huntington Beach received the kick off and Ron Paterno brought it back to the 50-yard marker. After a few plays Roger Haynes shot over for their first of many scores. Toward the end of the first quarter Ray Brummett of Huntington scored on a one-yard dive. The Beachers opened up the second quarter sending Don Herman 9l yards for the score. Later on Huntington pushed Ray Rahn over for their final score. The Colonists finally came alive when Denis Vollom managed to plunge into the end zone. After a scoreless third period, Mike Rice threw an eight-yard pass to Leon Sims in the end zone for the final score of the game. STEVE WOODROOF Guard Halfback GERRY WQODWARD Agfa Tackle wax Packing the pigskin for the score is Heet AU back Mickey Castricone as tackle Tom Thueson starts to DAVE BURDICK block a Fullerton Indian. The Colony crew scalped the Indians 32-7 in La Palma Stadium. Guard llirlllltiiip IINWIY l'l'f'l11 Fl lillillilitii' lflf'kl6I'. llrili Nr-Pltillips heads for the goal line as Nhiwk Smith comes up la :isskt him. 'l'tt+- 'figeis were tlritliziiwl "1-14 H, H f few fmt xc 7 CH UCK COX Tackle X ly BOB DICKEY Center Twelve SANTA ANA Anaheim ended their league football season beating Santa Ana T4-6. The first quarter saw lots of action but no scores. The deadlock was not broken until the last few minutes of the second quarter when AU's Denis Vollom passed to George Bragg in the end zone. Chuch Smith kicked the extra point and the score stood 7-O. The Saints were unable to do anything in the third quarter but also held Anaheim. ln the fourth quarter, Ricky Scheffler climaxed the Colonists 85-yard drive when he went over for the TD. Santa Ana finally woke up and went 37 yards in 8 plays for the touchdown. All this was to no avail as Anaheim won T4-6. SWEETWATER Anaheim in its first CIF play-off game encountered that old iinx that has stymied them in other years-the first down ruling. Tying Sweetwater 7-7 Anaheim had only 8 first downs tothe Red Devils TS. The first quarter saw a deadlock of O-O. Ricky Scheffler broke the tie in the second quarter when he raced 78 yards to pay dirt. Chuck Smith made good the extra point and the score stood at 7-O. The third quarter came out scoreless but Sweetwater came alive in the final frame. The Red Devils went 80 yards in 24 plays to tie Anaheim, Jerry Hotham of Sweetwater scored the tying touchdown. Denis Vollom made a last-minute pass into the end zone but the ball just slipped off of the desperate fingers of the Anaheim receiver. Q? JIM MAGILL Center TOM LAM BETH Halfback sm BOB KELLY Halfback Jun'or Lettermen for Next 9, c .sawed STEVE DUNLAVY JOHN GIBSON Fullback Tackle ,fA 7 . 1 st g N A. ff' ,' , MIKE RICE Quarterback TOM THUESON Tackle DICK WALIGA Center Fall' Defending Nw- ww..-K 1.5 K lr l r we r- . 1 i f ff'f' - V' i I Q f f is i t I . 3 we ffhf rf r f . , I ' . ,Q W., . , .Q J -fII 7.1 1 ' "" ' 1 K 2 S i 1 yg 1 Q f I f. wa , 572. awrmwwmx wmv. 1' '- A 4, , M MNH f U f ' 2 f .MWQIQQ W, . ,BR 4,1 . , I Q. Nw- 14, W, ,. ,,,, ,, .,, .V A--W .Aw ,Wi sgwefl s. ,yy ' Sr 'Y 9,1 K W if Q , f , f ka i? f , 1 mf f 42 , , , 11 , sv , f W fx! Z ' ff? r ! A, 2 - ,, ,,.1 44 W f 2 V 2 '4 A 4 f v .. f 1 if " 5 1 W wwf f wi, A WW Hr f , f f i . . . We ' ,W,g5ffr,,,, 'Phe thrive men shown :drove ll'4'll14-'lllllilllily In-III'-il ilu- Vivlfmisl flrivv- Ifvwrirfl lll-' fliflllllviffllelld' :H-9, from left 10 right: fig-mg lmimelly, ll'I:llIIl'I'f .lim How:it'il, iivlil Ill?llI1Ij,LI'I'j :intl iliil lwissm-l, I ment HIZIIIILHQF. Bringing the Sunset League Championship back to Anaheim, the Col- onists placed seven men on the all-Sunset League first team. Anaheim also placed five gridmen on the second team. Denis Vollom, quarterback, Chuck Smith, fullback, Mike Chamberlain, guard, George Bragg, end, and Bob Baker, center, all placed on the first offensive team. On the first defensive team John Avitia, halback, and Jim Shiota, tackle, were the only two that captured positions. Bob McPhillips, halfback, Ricky Scheffler, halfback, Mike Anderson, end, Tom Thueson, tackle, and Leon Sims, end, all placed on the All-League second team. Ricky Scheffler was an outstanding halfback this year who broke loose quite a few times and made some terrific touchdown runs. Scheffler has another year of CIF eligibility left and he shows a great deal of promise. Chuck Smith accounted for a lot of extra points with that big foot of his. Chuck, however, is graduating and Coach Clare Van l-loorebeke is going to really have to search in order to find someone to fill his position. Perhaps the best-all-around player was Denis Vollom who starred at quarterback. Denis shone in many of the games and recieved many recognitions for his ability in the sport. - ' .1 ,Q Je TERRY HAMMOND MIKE MAXSON Manager Manager D. J. WALTERS Manager 'l'lif'x lllllll Qi. Qt Championship Team l67 l I 2 ...., ...... il uh. lb. l i JV FOOTBALL-TOP ROWY: F. Flores. L. NVing'ett, T. Sacky, R. Landin, J. Ruoff, D. Kite, R. Young, J. Linn, T. Thatcher, S, Miller, B. Noggle, and B. Brown. SECOND ROVV: L. Magdelano, R. Nueman, J. Shigenaka, R. Keller, R. Rowland, R. Rothernnund, M. Eokersley, T. Hernandez, Walters, R. Davis, B. Thomason, and S. Smith. THIRD ROVV: D. Blanchard, D. Burgess, B. Reisha, J. Ilertz, D. Dargatz, T. Scali, P, Morris, B. Hitchcock, R. Rauli, G. Steele, H. Owen, and C. Robertson. BOTTOM ROVV: S. Young, D, Dantice, B. Mobarry, J. Edwards, T. Bartels, J. Troxel, W. Cochran, C, Osborne, D. Hankins, B. Martin, and D. Gardner. .lV'S Also Become League Champs Anaheim's junior varsity team, ably coached by Bob Hager and Jack Lee, rolled to a Sunset League championship this season. The jayvees lost only M one game which was to Redlands. The Terriers W squeezed out a win over the Colonists 7-6. The only other team that really gave Anaheim any trouble was La Habra who lust barely lost out to the Hagermen 6-8. Anaheims arch rivals Fullerton went down in defeat 32-O. The iayvees also shut out Newport 6-O. Santa Ana proved strong as the Colonists barely edged the Saints 26-20. Spiriting their lr-:iriirri:i.lv:+ to ttif- fir-sl Hunszr-1 In-:i14"" junior v:u'silY f'lHU7ll1iUll5lii1v-lo mann- lu Amlhpim in lr, y,.,,rH WH-,. 'y,.,-ry fm,-f,.1S ,md ,ll-y-ry 'Vroxul s-I1-vt:-d vu-f':i1il:,L1li:4 Im' lllll' IHS!! S4571 3-ZUII. T68 I l i as . . ,., -. - - . - -1 ' " 4 " 1 . .Ii:r. ' P R YV: M If R. Lamb, R. BIZIFIIIIQZ, H. HODRIYIS. R- Lwlller f0flC'h D- Lwlllla-Vt' J- TUffs-,.'-- A'U5td: th' lfrllhlugll' ,lH,d. X, E lf, ?iOsal+15?G, Carlson, V. Pzlyiw, K. Fukumoto, R. Jahn, 'A. if'llf'K'l: M. X lll3.l-HI1t1, l?lI'k, IF ljrrlhilv?-f ki -lxifl C: Kellv. THIRD HONV: J. Reinhardt, S. Clarke, J. Katz, E. Heinze, E, Matthews, L. Franklin, T. Hounx. '11, Iuld-1rl,' 21, I1nL.'l,t7- -J' Pllrql-'Vmj .ind llvrd, :incl E, Sc-heffer. l4'OUH'l'l-I ROXV: IZ. Harney, K. Hatfield, H. SDI'32',E,'lllS, P. Peters.'H. l.:lnclno, J.'lNl1ll4?r,Pfs.Nlf"Il. -J' 'Pip-ncrlo 'Ima if l,.'+,,i, lil Alli-n BOTTOM ROXV: D, Lflngson, T. Provencio, S. Brown, A. iNhflY1CBllOI', M. Allen, 1- 9-'Illll1lI'. D- Rldvftllf. 1- - 'Wall' - V1 - ' - ' ' ' While the B's Ran A Close Second I 'QV f s i f X 'iw fi? N , 'x Ns "'- '-s:::? 2 -A'Tf.Qv'Q -.: Ernie Moran line captain, Mark Allen, Most Valuable Player, and Larry Hilsabeck, backfield Captain led 'the B team to a second-place in league standings. With a good eight win, one loss record, the Col- ony B gridders led by Coaches Don Liebhart and George Roussos, took a close second place in the league trophy race. Starting the season by running over Ramona 53-6, the middleweights continued on to win all their practice games and allowed their opponents only seven points while scoring 92 digits. Defeated l3-6 by Newport in the league opener, the Anaheim crew stomped Garden Grove, Fuller- ton, Huntington Beach, and Santa Ana, but still could only grab the runner-up position. The Colo- nist squad managed to rack up 2l9 points during the season to their opponents' 52. Leading the B's during the '59 season were Ernie Moran, line captain, Larry Hilsabeclc, backfield cup- tain, and Mark Allen was elected Most Valuable Player. l69 ' ' .. ' Q . Q if-f Mmm , .ei , , ,rr Aiiiii ft l f , T- ,. . . .T Q 3 .,:: .,:,.,.:.A, , 7 . ' f 3... .25 '11-4 5 E Qs R , E A ff- C FOOTBALL-TOP ROVV: Coach Dale Hughes, C, Turner, H. Valdez, P. Knox, DT XN'insLead, J.. Marks, D. Madison, C. Larson, T. Tavatres, L. Turner, D. Klapper. IT.. Ilootlie, D. Goude, manager, and Coach .Jerry Grey. SECOND RONV: S. NV1ll1ams, manager, D- RQYHOICIE. C. Hogfogj lb. Roxi- lancl, M. Buis, R. Nipp, C. Newcomb, .I. Duran, J. Gl'lZZ6ll, C. stanley, and L. McNeil. BOTTOM ROW. M. Nomeland, G. church, rwano, Merritt, T. Pina, J. Griggs, L. Innerliecker, D. Sandoval, and ll. xvllk6llCl'l. And th Mites Also Took a Crown f f l - 5 2 , Q . , , ,,,, J ff a f b i l ,Wm -,, Q f . Z ' V i . 4 , , Wx sm'-f-:nfl by ttyl- 'MQ f' Hill wr-nl tn IN-mils Wiristfenfl. 170 4 ,, , .. 2 -i t f " V 'VVZAA A:':" In i , K A, l , 4 li W A t ,- ' - I '.', ' W- the linr- Vflltlillll :iwuiwl intl :LH tm:-k rrnplirln was Mika luis nlnl After losing their first three practice games, the Anaheim C squad went on to lose only one league game and grab the Sunset League Crown for the first time in four years. Under the able coaching of newcomers Dale Hughes and Jerry Gray the "Mighty Mitesn swept across the league losing only to Fullerton by a i4-O score. Newport Harbor, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, and Santa Ana all fell under the strong attack of the Colonist light- weights, who scored 98 points to their oppon- ents 32 in league play. Serving as co-captains for the '59 season were- line captain, Mike Buis, a sophomore and back- field captain, Dennis Winstead, a junior. Q 1 A f it 7, 1 .Z .1 I , -12 lj 2, f w l W . I f 1 2 W 'ff' Q I Q nf., .3 gay? 01,2 2 S? . Q VW' X . X r 3 sis K A 1 K e , QV M T f T ,f r kt ff af X if f T 1 wif igemt A .df 5 M' 1 ,,, l, . , . I 1 , '4 t P ,df YZ ' r 4 5 Q . Q ' .f ft jfs ' W I z,,Zf-M 9 Mu., H, , t 2 'T Q Z ""' 5 X' for f ,t .1 2 ' vw K 2 ,f ,, . , , ff . ,W , , f f f 1 E , i , n-wg ff . iv, K , , V , Q 1 f A N . f L Swim , --fig A -.s .. . Q 2 5 5, 5 2 Q3 L f 7 f' A 'if .Q . f tk: ,Q .f . yi , - 7 f f 5 .4 1 ? 2 1 6 'W , -Mg 'iff '-mg M 4 " We fi ' m,,,,,p ' J Q ...L ' Warn, " 2 - 1 . "" A f f, 2 , f - . 7. . f W 4 MW . .A 4 1 T T T . y '. V ft V "" 'MA , fl V ' ji kfvfew, he . C ' 4 M: . Us ff X WE "ics ff 'f" ,V fpyfmw f ' .W ,Q . 'V ,Az- x..,, ,. - M , I f , I " "V X " if-1,142 . Q Wm' .. T 2 , . ' at " it 1 r f .. A y if ,f ' "f'tf2w1 Q.-5' ff., . Q EQ 4 .. . 1 - i ' V ,j ' l ' Q g f. , l W W " ri IAP T T31 l .QQ 7 E, 2 Z f' Q 2 f Z f f r y MK .... ' r f .P 6 . 2 5 f 2 f ' f 5 ,...:-" ' 5 W. ,, f 1 Q ' I Z 1 ,5 Z. , Z k s f Je ' ww , 4' X' ' , fo- ,Wes-nf' ' ...U ,N 's FA "Y Z . Q 4 -A f ' ' ' X f ali" '. 'V -Wfwfc .f 4' 4 tftif - vt ' ,wwf mx Z 9 Q H ' A it wfff' -- ' , WM W 2 susan . rg --ff' . ft 'ff f - M-is -mf swag' '. my-' " T t , 3 fn 'W-wma ."""K 3 fr , npr f md . ,, W 7 5 . K , 1Qm,fff, swim. g I gg g I VARSITY BASKETBALL: G. Hvrlmel, S. Kula, H. Ag'tli11agz'n. D. Maxson nell, and G. Jones. ' ' G. Schulz, ll. Hzrrker, D. Vollom, D. Grollte, 12 Stark, L, Hunt, 13, Dar- San Berdoo Tourney Crown Brought With such men as Denis Vollom and George Jones, Coach Don Liebhart led his varsity basket- ball team to a tournament championship and third place in league. Anaheim vanquished all their opponents in the San Bernardino Tournament and came home with the championship. Denis Vollom was voted the top player in the tourney. Another player that contributed a lot toward winning games was Stan Kula. Stan never aver- aged a great deal ot points but he could always be counted on tor racking up a tew. ln the Long Beach Tournament Anaheim de- feated Monrovia, Millikan, and Montebello to take third place. The Colonists missed playing the championship game by one point. Redondo 4-Q Beach defeated them 39-38. if George Jones shone in this tournament. Jones and Vollom seemed to take turns throughout the year as top-point man. Clint Star became known for tipping in the last-point basket that would save the game. He did this against Fullerton which gave Anaheim their victory. f Y 'B g- . K., NM The f1l'0Vf3 U'0Dhy was brought' to Anaheim San Bernardino Tournameltt. 171 by the top performance of AU's cagers in the Q. 5 , 5 V Z Q i 5 A 57321 g Miz" ' few WWUW W yn ,Q 17"-Q ' 'ww J ,944 f, V fxzf , w Z yy, -fr , 5 wha. , Q5 4 .,.. DENIS VOLLOM Forward i t I f fa 2 I , F it Y lvf, 7 WWW f f 1 W 'fc W4 W in f ik 'E , - 3 f 2 , if fd! ffffffwffwf., mix f f M I 7? 31 X S as Q gssf X ,.i.,.,c...W..c,Wc X vi - F fo Q U' Q. 'U A O gn 3 3? X C X4 E CD O O 3 - 5 n 0 M na X? FQ fn 5 5 7 3 T 31 2 - 23 - D 3 U O Q 3 Q :V -4- 2 Q- O Q' -- cc: -- : D an rv O- Q Q 2 Q 5' L 3 N Q 3 g 3- O. QOH U1 .,, - ' ' ca Q- Q Lg O V' E' CQ Q. -8 S- S Slgiaggg?-523, sm? Q 3 Ln - 3 Q 3 3 Q W r- " m to -. ,D ax :f 0 O E O 3 2 .c 3 3 Q3 2 O' E, 2 Z f'-U Z C' O 3' -0- - U-, .. Q Oc N4 3 O O O' 3 3 rn 2 in . BT cn Q0 Q LQ 3 3 gn m an Us' 3 O O- E cn 5' 5 -1 -, Ja' -A 1 C co 3, 3 ca g Q 3 4 -' UJ -- 3 o -' F, 2 2 N o Q 5' 2 "T" :D D 'O 3 Q 5' " 5 3 Q 3 P S -.- O JP 3- O K? O P w ox O O 3' 3' 3 3 0 1: -' 4 n 9. 3- V U I 9- m fn Q 3 Q 3 O Q 70 -A ng 3 3 X 5 -' '79 Q gil Q 8 O Q0 3 -4 . cn g'gw':3sQog1 QL O 55' - Q ' Q O9 3 - LQ rw fi - 1 5 Z C 0 57 O nr - -, O uw 3 'U T 3 O QEQUQP -P5 Z QS -.- U' .,. C CU O Q ,-D P -, O - 9. A a w - -. O' Ln 1 6 Ln Q -' 3 r' K 53 -J rw E cg Q 3 Il fi 7 O 2 3 'Tl jx rn N Q Q O C Q Z LQ CD 'D 4 f 2 Q E cr -' U' -I N' if -' 0 O - Q. Q ., CU Ui - 3 3- 1 Q T 0 Q dx o : O -' - - 0 i O Q fb ra Q, C -- -' - rv r O ' E O an 1- an N4 bk 4 -w 5- rw O 'L if- Q l 3 -J LQ O O 4 NO rm K gi' X 64 FD 4 Q- - Q - -- O - -- FD . Q ' Q O 3 C "- 3 U - Q 'U - 0 ... q 2. pg cm 5 .. U 8 3 3 c 7 vw :V 3 04 Q VD D 3 CD rn 1 O 5' 5 If w Q. Q. 3 . N4 w 0 f ff 4,,,,v wywfifhwi ie - Qef' gg' i 2, ,4 - Ml I I ,f ,. 1' ,Z 7, , ,WW ,WWW ,,,, I 1 f 1' ff M , X 5 ' " , I 0 f "V X A 3, , ?i if E i z., 27- f ,, ff X6 f it i Z ,. E- Viivtoiiist Di-his Yollom drix'--s iii and up fini' two digits as :i Lung Beat-ti Poly Caizei' tries lo block his shut. Anaiii'-iiii weiil on to win 194-132. Anaheim won their tirst practice game against Long Beach BRAD HARKER Forward ... xg ,V-ai-:. ' X, X 5 -1 X X i --....-. , Q--............ X. -vm-mum., .cw New 5 an-any-4 I: L N., . X Q X R X x Q x X DAVE MAXSON GEORGE JONES Center Guard S N.. CLINT S Q C N 9' 1. . 1, .Zi-as ' s X TARK Forward 1. i s ,-if T35 3 Y " ii S C kwswmw sw- gf K X S C C sxsfzisf-sg be Lx. E r C, ES Sys ,S lg ss i x E s B- ,s 5 ir s M- .,. .. X cfnbi is iii zsxs. s 5 A ,, , i t s1sT+e-N" -in 1 - time ax sf wg . sw AZ . -Ns, i X.. .x2:- . -, . c ., X. . s X Q - ilig fi 3 XX :S S X , X 2 RN: ls - 1 is I .. ss sys X 5 -a l il, XX , t fy X X fi fi sg WX C N xi :T W rl Qwxs X R , Y i it k wx s Ns .i C , Q i g' i I is X 4 , f so , 5 is S2 X ' 3, Q X i 1 yi X: i X- X N smsgfs N fist- .3 xxx X s, T t i V SN agp N v K 1 X Playing of AHS s SAN BERNARDINO TOURNAMENT Colonyvilles Liebhartmen started the San Berdoo Tourna- ment by defeating Fontana 36-38. Denis Vollom was high-point in this game. Anaheim continued their winning ways by beat- ing Centennial next 55-36. Santa Maria went down in defeat to the inspired Anaheim team 66-36. ln the Championship game against Colton, Denis Vollom again led the victorious Liebhart- coached squad to a 56-45 win. SANTA MONICA TOURNAMENT AU went out of one tourney into another defeating North Torrance 7l-35 in the first game of the Santa Monica Tourna- ment, Mira Costa then stopped the Colonists eight-game win- ning streak by dumping them 62-44. El Monte lost out as Ana- heim surged back into the win column by stomping the El Mont- eans 60-48. By beating Bellflower 32-3l, the Colonist crew took fifth place in this tourney. GLEN HERBEL An unidentified Saint Player goes up for the ball :is Voloiiists George .Tones and Clint Stark start to gn for the liull also, while Denis Yolloin qui Q-Over-5, Guard Santa Ana barely edged ttielsieimlmistiiieii 34-32. X M515 ,mia cc,i -Q 5 '!Ef 1 ,,..,,. , ss , gf g V,i. ss WMM , it C E ,, A Qi TM 1 g. 5 f lg i E I , , ,s-1.-M-. STAN KULA Guard -s N. W.. .w mf... K A.,. . 5 M gg W SX ,sh X -sw rw it v 21 f i T Sidi? if .. E C disc 32 S. s- 5 M li X N N C Xxx xq , , I ii mas- ,.,, I .... ss----:N fs C ,c.., . ..,... .-: Q 'if s, xg X QNX ,. ,, "-' ' . 'Nm ,X ,ci C . XY ss - -"- A s 4 A QC wi X so ss-,ss ss 1. 1. sb . SX l so - , DON GROTH E Forward T73 X . S if "9 ,w,,...7 sr f F . , , ., .f , . ' ' . -4 1 f " 1 7' X . Q .S if y l W Z wh 1-Ie17,.,...NM i I' ' :hip . . ,,4. E , ff i1ssffZA f f W Lf . . Mwfffy. f , - .- Wf,f,w,,, . 1 .,,,, f? Z 72 f 4 "WV, fda S ii W., ,, , ,, ,.f A X Q.. " i .,. f M . X ,f 42. f, 2 . ,, ,,,f!w,fW W .' f"'WM'W -:sf .. . .,,. ,,,, ,, f ff X W 7 X ' f ff f ff K X . y ..y . yy tt.. f LEIGH HUNT Forward Q vig? GARY SCHULZ goes for the shot as Don Guard fir ... 1. W A l"i2,l1T'i1'1H his WHY U11 lf6-tween two Newport Czigers, Colonist Rrud Hzirkei 4,!1'othe gets Set for the reholind. N A . V aff X Zh , Cl FSI Y Cl SCI Cl H S i t' as ""' 5 1 f ' 7 . .. feifix L. . ass -we N . X " "" A X T-nun Newport was Anaheim's first varsity basketball league game. V 3, 1 . The Tars were scrubbed as Anaheim beat them 79-49. Colonyville r ' 'X 'W next defeated their arch-rival Fullerton 39-38. Clint Stark sunk the winning basket in this thriller. Then under-rated Huntington Beach ..s., .N gave the Colonists their first league defeat, by squealing past AU " . 48-45. Anaheim also lost to Santa Ana in the next tussle by a small margin of 34-32. Garden Grove was the next team to get f . ., .. - beat by the Colonists by a score of 62-52. ln their second game ,K . ,, . .. . 1 t x f with Fullerton, Anaheim lost out 78-56. 1 - Huntington ruined any chances for CIF for the Colonists as ' E . . . . I' 3 K . iii lisp. they beat the AHS crew, 66-5l. Anaheim finished the season in fsg third place with a total of i8 wins and seven losses. il V - l ' In K A Y .ff . sp sijijigf-gskjx - p i . RAY AGUINAGA BILL DARNEL L Guard Center l74 ,. F it -Q-1 ,sf -ngr Qi ii it is f Y K s 7 . xx JV BASKETBALLf'I'HI' ILHXXT U, Sm-lay, IZ. 'lilHtlllIlNUll. .l, Sllipli-5, .l. Slzlrr, fl. Hyun, :mf H, :XlllllI', IZ. XY:nlklw-y, V. Kelly, :mil Il. thvrluy. X 4 I fy Z any Q y X M4 , ...f . 4 ,,,:g:g I - ,.,::.n- Q - :....m-X4 -x,s:::::::s:a-1'-M lf .. , .. N T FS ,, , .,, , . - 't'l'.jf:- "M 'W ..,QLxf.fZ.. , ' 4 l 'l' 'l"ll:ul'c'lwI'. lZU'l"l"UNl llUXVi ll. l"r':1t11'u, I", I'Plf'F'S. Junior Varsity Rolled Uver League mmm., .,,..,.-....-,,-.q.--Ne...-0-,,.,.N M.. .-X, sf-Y i E ' - I ding the junior varsity squad to the second teqem- Crown in :IS IIHIIU' 5'L'1ll'S, l30l' T'ft5icoeaie1'l and George Rvzln were voted co-c-uptrilus OI the UJHHI. 'Fil i I ' Anaheims junior varsity basketball squad took Sunset League championship for the second year in a row. The Colonists won tive league games and lost one. Their stumbling block was Hunt- ington Beach, who defeated them in the last few seconds 43-4l. Colony's iayvees had an easy season other- wise, deteating the rest ot their opponents by overwhelming scores. Fullerton High, Anaheim's northern rivals, lost 34-55. Newport, and Santa Ana both went down in defeat easily, 73-35 and 44-25. AUS Cowsermen won all but one ot their prac- tice games. Compton edged them out 49-47. The iayvees completely swamped La I'-Iabra 59- 29. Orange, Buena Park, and Millikan all went down in detect, with respective scores ot 60-39, 57-38, and 59-35. T75 X , t w v ,nt ss 6 : .f i 5 , ' ' X ,wi z sv . f A f I' f. at , . V sg . fs S.. A V X X - s f FM, is . f X if 2 .Xt .X - P X . Seleeted by their teainmutes as r-0-captains for th- 1959 season xx'-rw left, Lzwry XVhite IO1'V3Y'd. and DENNIS 12lI'lF0ll, 06111611 Both of these boys s1na1'1-if-til the tr-:im Il'1l'0llSllUll1 th SQHSON. Ending up second in league play, Anaheim's B squad lost only one league grime: SGUTG AUG defeated them 40-38. Coached by Jerry Grey, the middleweights rolled over Fullerton High 64-39. The Santa Ana games were played in exciting overtimes both times the teams metg twice AU was defeated by two points. Newport and Garden Grove lost with respective scores ot 46-Sl and 26-52. Anaheim was not quite so lucky in their prac- tice games losing two out of tour games. Ro- mona defeated the Colonists 48-35. The Grey- men beat La Habra 4l-24. Then Millikan gave the Bs their worst beating of the year 70-36. To end their round of practice games Anaheim de- feated Compton 54-42. Greymen Were Edged Out of Title A TMJAHEZM E 8 . -itwff er' wx . Qetgfsgg 1 ttf 'gg as QQHEQ ,, . 3 l Q- eg . F g we A N it 1 ' A l E N151 I i -tai-1"-"1 'A X iifiiil Eat A lyk rt , 7 " tbl y Hffi 'Q 1 N 5 ,r ,equi ' A i R i pf-I f'rngn:ilr- S. Clarks-, L. Nh: f-, .. 176 IJ XYr-illifrii, ll, 4':u'ls1wri, Tl. Sp1':ig4i4' LI. 'FUI' TIUXY: H. Vfiwiiiw. B BASKETBA ' '1 QI ltesl 5, :tml XI. llusf-rillizil. , , .-,. Illr It XXIQ-ew - V A .SHE 'twlff F 'ti ts'-1' Y . ' " ' in t pri ff 5 3 kt if ilul li. tluxw-, Al!lll2l2l'l'. It0'1"l'UNl HOXVZ V. lhymtl g . 6-1- ..,,,f:4. .. ,ZESW gn SM r .0 fi 7 B iff! . 4 i , 2 . . ii. T 5 Q T g . Q T "f' 'V1-.A 1 ,,.- . y, ,, y . V Z .1 1 f W. Aff' ' 6 1. TT v 1 " 4 42 t Q ga f .1 .. S, 511 Av . x as fl . '- My X i gy Q .,,, W, 2 l F S 5 r 'gms V 4 A s . fi s, 1 . . .W . lg , 6 , if fr ff 6' V 3 'Y lx Q 1 . - ,W , LH-dl-5. zzzi Z.: ilxuwws U M ' Ami, A . - ,v,-, . ws C BASKETBALL-TMI' lzuwg rg vp -Ti . 1 -, ,. -- L, . . , , , , , ,Q innn, lll1lIIJl1f'l'. I:4nT'l'HAI l:HXX':'.I hlll:lrl'liQ,H.l.mTiZlIlli,ills.Tllii1l'lXliirililLl,iIll2HE:riil1i-iiililllllllilliiiig.llNlIllJlllZiii:i:iiiiilllEi,ll!li1lwjiI.ulllqlilllli lx' llllllllpii' :mil li' liliiiliyw ye fir' 'fro w.:f,-vw -ff 1"' wif-ff T- -- -T.- U . , Y V. T J x jf' ffzl . hiya, f Ts' xv! fi .V T -. liver ig 2 I I- ASQ ,- sl fi GSX akiiflja' 'il SK Khk. .xg at-T5 Aw 'sgglgmlf . , V. SM 3--Z fw f ., 5 . Anaheims C Team ended up The season win- M 3 T we Sm , ,.,.. L ning every one oT Their games and Taking league ' ' im """ - -ef- , championship. The Cs won nine ouT of nine exxe f..,,j,,,,v games. 3 . T. -J Ably coached by Don Lenf, Anaheim ran over W2 all The oTher schools vviTh noone even coming close. FullerTon was Twice deTeaTedg once by Sl-33 and once more by 56-46. SanTa Ana vvas Their closesT game. The Saints losT by only seven poinTs To The mighTy miTes. l-lunTingTon Beach, Newporf, and Garden Grove all losT vviTh re- specTive scores OT 26-T3, 47-26, and 52-2O. The Cs also won boTh oT Their pracTic:e games, Y deTeaTing Orange 39-26 and La l-labra 39-32. , - JT" Yr .T A . lmsen as 130-4-amamg of th? C Iv QR ' ii" " 'T HY Y 'H ,wir 1, AV .is .,U,a11M.am WM.. 1,7 N 1 - U nxxlaml. The l15l1lNXl,l'llr had a slivr,-..SSI,ul 5938811635 tlggxlxwtx lflll. ' :ind S.-.Qtr - dam lll.llHDlOllSl11D T77 W-N VARSITY TRACK TEAM-TOP ROXV: 13. MePhillips, D, Mc-Knigfht. lt. Shepard, D. Malek, C. Robertson, A, MOI'1'iS. A. M2151 lllld HIHHHSGI' H, OWPII- SECOND HOXV: .I. Horton. mzinziger, II. Hitchcock, niannger. H, Burt. P. XVHGIIIOII, XV. l'iilI'l1E'Y, Gb Dow, IZ, Crain, C. Van .Tassseh H. Ac-efedo, M. lY'2lSLl"if'OI'lE, Coach Dale Hughes, and 4"o:1r'l1 Bott I-Ia:-er. ISOTTOM HOXY: E. H+-inze, I11.?lIl!igE'I', J. Shigenfika, L, Hunt, H. Smith, G. bhepard, G. Bra,2'g. G. XYOodwar'-,i, M. Msixson, Hnbener, :md Condi Gene "Nikita" Donnelly. Thinclods Win Long-Sought Crown - Taking the Sunset League championship for the first time since l911l, the Colony pacers broke ' five records and tied one. . ai. High jumper Denis Vollom cleared 6 feet 2 f and one-half inches to break the school record ,gr I and take first place in the League finals. , H ' Sprinter Bill Smith tied the record for the l00 SN at 9.9. Bob McPhiIlips set a new 220 time of ' J 2l.B seconds, Gary Shepard raced to a record 880 time of l:57.8, and hurdler Leigh Hunt turn- ' ed in a good l9.6 record for the l80-yard low hurdles. Going all the way to CIF finals was ...MM f uf Q' the Colonist relay team consisting of Bill Smith, W Leigh Hunt, Gerry Wfoodward, and George K Bragg. A new school record time of l:29.9 ji brolce the exisiting record of l:32.4. 5 Most Valuable track man award went to George Bragg who ran the 220, 440, and was a member of the relay team. The Coaches award, a new award introduced this year, based on the principles of desire, f"9"'f sportsmanship, and co-operation, went to a relay af Qfbiv ' , team member Gerry Woodward, who also ran the 440-yard dash. '.",H.,I,.c114-pll-llfillllvlll' l11vlill:ig1'r,:ri'i4l Imlr- Hiiglii-s im- sliuwn :ns they r'w'vivr- llii- Suiter-I l,,i,.,,,,.i 4,-,,,.j.5 r,'.,,,i,y 'Hit Iliff l,1'7IQlIl' lfiiinls :ll Slllllil .Xii:i Vulli-pgv. l78 x . ""'W4NMn.'s I 4' J' X. . s , , ,B . ., .1 Q ' :sf 1 1 -rv 'N 4. ig r U ' . - K 1 t Q 5 I , Q 3 1. ,' I iz Q' f X i "':.1:',i si' B TRACK TEAYNI-'FOI' l'iOXxvI t', AL2llllIlI', .l, Slligr-k:iXN':1, l'. llwzlslev, t'. Ei,lV.':lI'4ls, l.. Nllllln-11, mul A, l't'ux'v-twin. SICPHNII IHPXYI A. Air-Valli. t', lx Ilx li. lll1'l-it-'Y, 'I', xlillllg, S. Smith, .I. l'2lI'SlUNY, and U, Dick. IZOTTOKI HOXY: J, Turli. H. l'JllIk'lllU' J. Sliipga-l1:ili11, K. S:u'luAxx'ilz, It. Nelson. XY, In Ill :mil ll. Kiflmuf-h. B Spikers Complete Building Season Competing on the schools B track team, the middleweight squad members participated in an eventful season. Members ot the thinclad team included Jim Shigenalca, running the l2O-yard low hurdles and the broadiump, Jerry Shigekawa, competing in the shotput division, Larry Mullen, running the lOO-yard dash, the 220-yard dash, and the relay, Pat Beasley, participating in the 70-yard high hurdles, and the l2O-yard low hurdles, and Bill Logue, competing in the lOO-yard and 220-yard dash, running on the relay team. Jim Shigenaka was selected as captain of the B track team. A.. .titziheinfs 1'er'0rd tweaking varsity rgl fi? 9 Q 'Q , 1, 'ws ly. Har t'33m- f'0USlSTil1t' of Bolt Nlvphillips W-trx' QI lif'Ul'SYE' tlrusg, Gerry XYoodwa1'd. and Ilill Smith, is pit-mind above. A " 'T' A ' l'l'a1 Y S This year's C spikesters had an unsuccessful season with a six-loss, no-win record. Some of the starring runners were: Don Lang- son, who ran the lOO-yard dash, l8O-yard dash, and ran on the relay team, Art Provencio, l2O- yard low hurdler, broadiump, and relay team, Bob Mitchell, who also ran the l2O-yard low hurdles, lOO-yard dash, and was a member of the relay team, and John Douglas, who ran the lO0, l8O, and relay team. Placing third in the league finals was the relay team consisting of Art Provencio, Bob Mitchell, John Douglas, and Don Langson. Also Charlie Edwards ran the 660 for Anaheim in the finals. Sprinter Don Langson was selected team captain as he had the highest number of points. mf KVWKV lNIcPh Colony sprinters Bill Smith and Bob yard flush, as Dan Malek takes at place po illips come Bashing across the finish line of the 100- sition in the Huntington Reach meet. But Lightweights Are Unsuccessful X, 2 ss . . ,. 1 " vi Q N W t .' Q' V'7VV'YV' www ,. 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Dmlprlus, ll- C if . . .. . . - 'I'ur'mer li. lmwrliv-f-ki-r, ll. x'lll'CPllf'l1, S. YULIII1-ll Jllld fi- Nf'W"U"'l'- l80 ,Q N ,'-f4:'i wvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 'g i ' .ze 'N ug " , ' . , . ' 5 fs A '1 lift' rt ffi X . GAAQAOH -y . 94QA.494M, t flat , ,, 'Y W i If ' Ai ' V Q fvf, A ' I gi g,,,,,,,,,,.,,,4,,.,,,,,c E. j , R i, -' ' ' f ?'3'7i"4 f . .2 "m f 'fi fr Q: X 5 ' V sg 'r . .V A A A tif ,. ,,1 ' f " ' rf V- , f Q f Q g 'Wi' ' L at "'i'i 'A A f ' 1, I "" . ,V., , , , ,, f N X. Kg K . V?A,' ' N KL.. 2 5 , ' ii N ...M new s as ' 5 tl ?. A A . fi f . it . 3 .K ,inf A 5 t L X . 1 f f X if l 5 :rss f 5 if -t if i 2 A Q f C Mr K. , A - I ,V i."H':,x g I , ,ay K' L i C . 'Q . ff Q? Xia. i 1 W' if if 'E x it 9 1 H A . Q4 Sail CROSS COUNTRY-'FOI' HONYZ lt, Bliirinri, t', 1'i'wll1i'r, ll, KlF:I1l:lf'l1, ll. ftlitvhell, :tml l', lt'lr'l-1. IiU'l"l'URl HUXYZ .l. Hiirtiiii, H. .Xiw-xi-ilu' ll, VI Illl, ll. Ilmitrii-t't', .l. Keith, :intl S. Hatierii-r. Cadets' Gain Balances Pacers' Loss A young, newly molded rifle team blasted its way into the "C" Division State Championship five-man team classification and came out on top. Top shooters were Second Lieutenant Joe Larimie, who is the sixth highest in the state, Sgt. Gregory Moffett and Sgt. Paul Stephens. The ten-man team lacked six points out of a possible two thousand, of duplicating the five-man team's effort. This years cross-country team had an average season differing greatly from last year's record. Sophomore pacer Bill Crain turned in a tremendous effort throughout the season and set a new school record for the l.8 mile La Palma Parks course at 9.05. With six out of ll team members returning next year, there is a good chance that there will be a few up set victories for the Colony. , -V4.2 'WSU s x RIFLE TEAM-TOP PONY: CFC A. Muriello, Sgt, C. Adams, Cadet If. Yejar, t":tdi3t ll. Clingman, ant CFU XV, get r . - , ,, ,, , Kmet, Sgt. J. McCart5i Sgt. R, Miller, and Cpl, R, Moore, BOTTOM HOXV: Sgt. P. Stephens, SHI, 4.2. Mbffett, 2nd Iif.i.?ilTg,i,1-gigfffi IQORIQUEHKUQIG 2nd Lt. J. Van Houten. 181 Colony Boseloollers Lose Leogue Tirle , XX ,AX iw . ' ' ff ff '1 iirzri, 'J ' ..,'..:-v ,. ,, :!'f4,".:.L, Ui f , ' ' X 4 " + 2 ,fr XE? "- Lf xx ,P 5, fc., if l 1 , gf ' jx X inf. 5 X X , U XA -' K X 6 'v""H ii V it ii , , 'J-.,f 'W' 4, 'il '- Y XXX xg X 5 X ...,L X X X , X xx...Q A! 5' S Fi mf 'WF 'Wk N Q X S X X X X xx X , ,XXSXX Xp, X X f X X XXX X A Xe . as XX XX ,X wx ik wx XXX X S X X if X 'X fsfk YXX t N X A .- w g N X - - - .. ' v T 'Q A B xx SX xy X we - mi X XX iii f X f SSX' 1: U M 'N 'ifliitfxt X ' X ,X R' ' XX - 1, N A XXX- XXX XSXXX RSX' NXX - fs XXXXMXXNX x SSX iSiX x X R CIRCLE: Clint Stork, Tom Lombelh, John Avilio, Bill Bielefeld, Bob Terry, Dick VARSITY BASEBALL PERS - , ' ii I B n Romeriz Brcid Harker, Dick Kreciger, ond Bob Boker. INNER CIRCLE: Glen Herbel, Jim Starr, Couc ONALITIES clockwise owe Corrcidino, Chuck Smith, Denis Vol om, en y A , John Wallin, Don Grolhe, ond Gary Schulz, 182 Shown above is varsity baseball ftaptaili, Iiob Ilakr-r', the La Halira Kiwanis crlult tournament Chairman. years Ol the two-year invitational tourney held em.-h play. Anaheim's varsity baseballers opened the first round of league play in championship form. Clint Stark pitched a no-hitter against Newport Harbor, shutting them out 2-O. Next was Garden Grove, who squeezed out the Colonists 3-2. Fullerton went down in de- feat 11-5, as the Wallinmen seemed to gain a needed spark. Huntington Beach managed to beat the Colonists 5-4 next. Santa Ana lost, however, 2-l. After the first round of league Z play, Anaheim had won two and lost two. Anaheim was cold in the second round and didn't win a game. Newport revengecl their loss 6-2. Garden Groves Argonauts shut out Ana- heim also barely missed by being shut-out them- selves. As they were successful in making one lone run to make the final score l-O. Hunting- ton Beach again beat Anaheim with the same score of 5-4. Santa Ana eked out a 4-3 win to end league play giving Anaheim a two-win, seven-loss record. ref-eiving' the C'h?Ll1lI.tlOl'lShlIT trophy from Anaheim has won the covetefl f-up troth spring us il warmup for the sitzisonul Defended by l5 Seniors and a Junior i VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-TOP ROXV: D. venom, vB. Harker, C, smith, J, Starr, B. R ' D, . A .A fm B. Bielefeld, and manager, R. Grubaugh. BOTTOM ROW: L. Roepke, manager, D. Kreager- Rdgiillgffler Cgotgikblg- Eaigflf-0116. C. btark, J. Avitia, and D. Corradino. r - 1 - HRH. B. Terry, T. Lambeth, l83 1-H il Q , 1 2 ' ' ,,. xi 9 , -- -:.,. ss ,v:, ,eg ::: .,.: L My as A .35 ffnkbw--s ' R Q X f . yy-...M my , H 0 News nw..-A L ...Jr .- :V 4 - Lge X I ,W It , X , I E if S. ' ,fx f, X gwqggax X. -'Q-,NN . ,,,, , . X f ,. 6' ' f it V cm ' , ,Ki + ,A wg rm g 'Q .v.v .xl WA ,qmwm A ,. ..,.-, NK " ' ' A t "' W X' V ..:,,..... , , 'A A "' 1 i W?" r " . ... f -X -N . Vg . s Riff " .- Q . Q ..,.: f' - -,f' i. ' wi ll .xiii - . " ii - ,,., V ! z' in ' ' i i -5' " 'W . - 4,' ., .,,, .x,, ., V .. . ..::. ,L 4i W f X , X msn f sw N 1 kv ff! 7 k 2 i 15 il f' ,. . .,,V . MV . -. A V, ,Vs 4 I-N . A V . ,, JV BASEBALL TEAM-TOP ROXV: H. Elder, D. Goude, S. l,'lfll'k1?, lf. Peters, J. Katz, FI. Sclleffler, and l'O1lCll George Roussos. BOTTOM ROXV: B. Gooflell, Ll. Harney, XV, S-?h:'i:'il, .I. Miller, D, XV:-ithorn, and G. Vosrle, JV Horsehiclers Again Tie For First ' sf ":- ' 4 4 , ,. -Y ..,, M" ""' " 244 ,22 lm Coached by George Rousses, Anaheim's iunior f- ' X varsity team won five of nine league games to , 3 become co-champions with Santa Ana, Newport Harbor was the iayvee's first victim, although Newport put up a battle, Anaheim won ll-lO. Garden Grove was next and set the Colo- nists back with a 6-3 loss. Huntington Beach also f defeated the Colony by a score of 7-2, as Santa Ana continued what looked like a complete league shut-out, beating AU 5-l. rm, , V , ln the second round of league games Anaheim came out on top by squeaking past Newport 6-4. Huntington Beach went down in defeat 4-2, Ful- lerton lost out by an overwhelming score ol l4-5. , .....s.. .....,.... ln the championship game with Santa Ana the . f 1 y ' A ' Colonists lost 3-2 but still became co-champs ot V , V the Sunset League. ,im ,, I ' A fu. It 0 1 P .. X wi Z7 ww I A vm, Vnlmii l rulrlic-r 'funn lgimtif-th, Str'-ti-lies as lifIl'4lI'll fliww-'s first-li:ise-iiiun, l'Ii'nii- Nlussi-niriii, Wqirs. it-,HV HN. bull 'l'li+- ,"Xr'g,-51,5 ru-pil rm lu win lmlli zkll7Lll4"llll lills. In tliw- llrsl ruilnul ilu- 4'i'm,'i4i-ic .-rlln-4-7i-rl lik' Zi-2 mul in Iliv Hvvlviifl Fwllllll lll"5' HI-Ifllll WWI ltl' T' l"' N""V"- , , ,. , , , l84 t f a l . 3 ' f A 31, , ' F 't fha ,L -- rf , X' ,.,.,.,,. gusto, g h ' pf, A if ' A' t K f A J Q. ft' W A , 1554? str, f Vi? ti Q Q M f j fi fs 1-HE' ,um b ,Asst A f- - si -f'. f - - " A A A 5 ia, " A - ' I l Q not I me, W I ,715 x .W 'gli 1 V yy rel' f'hh X ii if 5 I i is ' ,, f A V fl 4 A , ,' ,, " H WAHM! Alvlifif tl gi llilflll , ltllllflj t i ifw " wt :... as Q' t f i t is t , 9 A Qs , W 4? I I w ,V , . ' Q3 , , , fa W fs " ,. ' CW tt xii ' A ' 1 , , f' 6 -, d SOPHQMORE BASEBALL TEAM-'Fill' HUXY: 'l', Heriiziiidez, J. Heser, .l. Grizze-ll, H. Hnltt-i'Ismi, I., XYinp4:ite, :inrl IJ, I'li+-nvnian. SEVUNIP HUXY: lt. liristol, U. .Xl'Illt'Ilfl11l'lZ, IZ. Allen, IC, Alutthews, K. lildred, and XV, 1"nrte1'. BOTTOM HUNV: NI, liuis, li, Sturuess, lt. Madison, E. Merritt, li. Iflrivkson, :ind ll. Giltsmi. Sophomores Post Winning Season Under the able coaching of Jack Lee, the kii' I novices suffered a crushing defeat at the hands it 1g of Whittier in their initial encounter. Whittier 3 came on strong toward the end of the game f to win l2-5. X Playing Norwalk next the Colonists started a winning streak of two games by beating them 4-6. Calhi was the next victim losing by a score W s sg, 1 s of l3-6. The winning pitchers for Anaheim were Mike Buis and Jerry Stephenson. Chaffey's Tigers stopped the Colonists cold 4-2, Danny Madison and Bill Allen scored Ana- heim's lone runs. ln their next game a pitching battle developed which ended in a l-l tie with Costa Mesa. Santa Fe Springs clobbered the Colony nine next, shutting them out ll-O. Anaheim ended their season defeating a stubborn Sierra team 4-l. Buis was again the pitcher, this time pitch- a no-hitter. Due to insufficient records at press time, many of the sophomore baseball games were not able to be reviewed, however the team ended a high- ly Successful yegr, Chuck Smith, Anaheim varsity first-baseman he-ite out 3 h't . - - s Hrst Santa Ana t gil I S .th-,S ff 5 - . - L V 1 ins he strldei toward first' in th COGMH 5-1. um 9 ml N 6 mt h'3lD'Jd U10 Y 010113 Cause, hut the baints won the en l85 N S X s. . Nw, sky e jrigawyssg-ssssQ-tessuwwss eomvmllnm. ak S X 5 1 l N- ,, X s I L s K X t K I csv X we so f ll Y .s Q 'i X 4 ,K .. s e f We ,ef be Q N . ., ' Q TVaterp01O and swim ' ' C L.. ' Q num. oz1Ch'Roy Brown is the lllaill far-tor in the stead- ily improving aquatic sports picture at Anaheim High. In the lust two years Peach Brown has started tram semi-scratch find built 41 'Iron xx 1 Anaheims well-stocked varsity team could not seem to get started this year and had a losing season. The heavyweights lost l2 out ot 20 games. The Colonist's total scoring was quite a bit more than their opponents, coming out with 238 points to their oppositions llO. Coach Brown seemed to teel that the main reason for the losing season was the inability ot the boys to listen to orders. The boy that really improved from last year was Richley Abbott who made all-league guard this year. The varsity was again composed ot almost all seniors leaving quite a hole to be filled next year. The Clem with the most talent and ability was Don Watt, who also made all-league and all-county. The varsity as a whole end- ed up tourth in league defeating Buena Park, Santa Ana, and Gar- den Grove and losing to Fullerton, Huntington Beach, and La l-labra. Fullerton again squeezed out the Brownmen by a heart- breaking one point. - . Q . s g' 'a er- sports program. . ' T s 2 X 'P an s M .scs' 4' Q X .,:- ,. . I I Rsi-rv wATERPoi.o frf 1' lar wr i. ii S , ,, v L i 'Hur -Nuns' an ,B N iw vc ig mtl, l,, llv4'lu'l', :mil lt, XX':lll VA y p r Ull Inn I X llllllllllllg, l., fillltl, I. .Xlil tunnis H .l:if'ksm1, li. lliei'lii-i-gi-r, IJ. lmiisy-I-vugt'-i', .l. lilinm-II, 'l', IA-U, II, 'l'lii-iiipsini, I T86 . l!O'l"l'OM HOXY: Maumgei' R. L Slum-y, :llltl 1'u:1.1'lt Hoy l:l'UXX'll' ivy,-sleazy . , 44" W f "'l'if:SQi'5' 1 31-ttl'X'.,i. MWA fe We -QQ , psy. M. lwgfas-E 3, f . - qi. . WAX , . vyif g Sqgq , 6 4 3 ,,, M y mwwf Y QQ fn.. A ,,. me Half' This year's B team was a big surprise to everyone. They started out slow but ended up the season with a nine-game winning streak cmd third in league. The middies won T3 out ot T8 games. They also became the tirst Anaheim waterpolo team to beat Fuller- ton scalping the Indians 6-9. The B's scored a total of T52 points this season to their op- ponents 78. Due to early season losses the Colonists were unable to qualify for CIF play but still proved that Anaheim will be a team to reckon with next year. The Brownmen beat everyone in league play the second round and upset quite a few plans tor championships. A few names to look for next year are Bernie Johnson, Roland and Dick Perry, Mike Forbes, and Mike Cronin. Due to our three- year high school the Colonists came out with not enough Cs and the lightweights had to forfeit most ot their games. 1 , 'IIWWAM 'mmf B WATERPOLO SQUADi'I'OT' HONVZ U, Rvinmrlli. -1. Huflln-, 'l'. ixlfII'l'l'Il, TI. lforris, K. Mill'-r', I-1. l's-rry. .l. l'4tlINlIlN, :mil H. Jett-1: HIGUONIP ILONV: lxl2ll1Ilt.1'L'I' M. Alurlmi, lt, V+-ntotiie, II. Jnlmsori, TL Aslllrm, ll, Henk, I-L. 1"e1'1'y, E. ll:1ilsli:ir'k, ll, lsr-os, :init 1'n:ir-Ii Huy lirmvn. ISOTTOM HONV: BI. I"uVln-:-1, 17. Millrmzi' T. l-long, Fmrl N. XY4-Ili-1: As B's Nab Second P ace work' S x - 5 ft' X , f 1 - - . " 4' 1, ',' f- :R - g - M- ,. X .-.:itfiZ'.II'.' WATERPOLO SQUAD-TOP ROWV: Carl Such, Bob Smithton, Bob Baxter, Mike Cronin, Tom Tatlock, Mike Dalich, and Coach Roy Brown 187 - . xx X 5 X . X F A , ii , ..,. Q. . .',wqg,f ii . i f g s , Q.-Q .E lbw' o , Sf' ax , ,, t 3 ' ' 3 I s I- X S N, f x ' v . M--, 1 . ,A X. A Q3 SS. 'fx X. ' ' ' I . My --.SS W -- I l I I ' XR S, ls. 'Ss i sv 1? ss. -.C ., L 'f 5 . 4' ' ...,, .g C Q ,, MQ W I xc. If . r 4. . ,JS 'NNW ' Y' 'Tips g A X. . Ez 'ss i T Tl s f r L s lv F' i X X 'Q s Q fda! f 4 ff, 47 14' I ,. 2, at .P 57 W WWW' ,M ,, , C 4 qqynfve- - W, wwf' , , R5 Y...:::: x X x Q wr c . Q i 55: K ..,, . .... . Sx 1 sw X ti 5 X 1 Q . ,. Fx, f, -.. A V, H 'sl 'Lt' . W wtf'-. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM-TOP ROV" L Yandenberg L Decker E Thompson D XVatt J Burmell H Tackson B Q ' sl 1 - . - , . . . . , . , . . ., . . cprmger, and D. Ho 't . BOTTOM ROV - Coach ROY Brown, D- Perry, T. HOHQ. J. Centohie. F. Stellhorn, R. Perry, R. Shamus, manager. uh on Varsity Splashers Set Six New Marks Coached by Roy Brown, the Anaheim varsity swimming team took third place in league meets, and also placed six men in the CIF semi- finals, and one man in the CIF finals. While they were winning meets, the boys managed to break six school records and set a school record for a new event. The record- breakers and their events are listed below. The individual medley relay team composed of Dick Houston, Don Watt, John Bunnell, and Bruce Thompson traveled to the CIF semi-finals where they set a record of I:56.7. In the IOO-yard but- terfly, Roland Perry, a sophomore, set the rec- ord at I:O5.I. Bruce Thompson lowered the old 200-yard free-style record to 2:IO.6. Don Watt went to the CIF finals with a time of I:I2.0 in the IOO-yard breast-stroke, he also set the school record in the T50-yard individual medley with a time of I:42.5. The 200-yard free-style relay team, which made it to the CIF semi-finals with a time of I:42.5, consisted of Don Watt, Larry Decker, John Bunnell, and Bruce Thompson, The new event was the 400-yard free-style in which Don Watt took second in league and set the school record at 41528. T88 .t...,M sc -sm llllmlnif in iillii finals wiillii SWl'mWI"S IIivI1:tr-tt l'ei-rv Don XV'1tt 'md Fred 'Qtellhorn NY'1tt :L St'ICll0I', wt ie I-avittg this vwn' Init IPUIII I'1s,.m. '.i'nd qt Hi " ' ' 1 ,- ... . - - - 1- , . . I 1ort1:" X - will return next tall ta,. ttituttinr year ot' Sunset Lt-nrxue comipetition no undiriluxlnen 'md egg? , Ssy . Mg ' WNW-si" V-wiiiw. f li "Q7'Wf'55',Zf':l ' 'M ,X ' 5 J., ,N giw.1w6y62Wr,c. ' 'MT sh. s. Q 4, , f I 1 W? ,sf7,-dogg, X s- , bbbll I ,A F ,,..1i'l.?7i3 ,. f rg:-2 .. f , s , . . B J . Anaheim s undermanned B swimming squad 1 'E , , Qwwfy ffwwt W proved, that even with over three-forths of their ff . . squad gone, they could still take second in X .3 league and place seven men in the CIF semi- i A-,W s X .inf finals and two men in the CIF finals. 3 - , gy fs., w m 42. O. m U7 4 T Q 4 4 I m K U' 7 O 77 m 2. x - m 0 O 'I Q. ff' -'l 3' m 3 m Q. . F3 1 O 2 Q xl 9. 0 3 Q. 'U m - 7 5 Q 3 O. 5? n 3' 0 '1 O. 'U m '1 1 N4 CII m Q Q WW ley relay team consisting of Tom Hoag, Mike new mark of l:59.6, Bernie Johnson tied the 50- ,, yard dash free-style record with a 25.2, Roland ' Perry lowered the lOO-yard butterfly record to l:O5.0, John Centobie came through in the 75- yard individual medley with a time of 45.9, taking first in league mssing the league record by one-tenth of a second, the free-style relay team consisting of Bernie Johnson, Fred Stellhorn, John Centobie, and Richard Perry set the mark at l:43.9. The B's seasonal record was ll wins and 3 losses. Shown above is the It relay team that made it to the CTF semi-finals, The me-miie-rs are Bernie Johnson, Fred Stellhorn, John Centobie, and Richard Perry. B Swimmers Place Second in League kg-. f ' X ss ,ss sg X g y ,,,.,g ,A 2 . . - . swiss Eg, N' - . -Sas' YT ss , sc, X Q K N , .W 'sift v - 'kc . so . . 5 Q s it PN xg, S l B SWIM TEAM-TOP ROVV: M. Kelly, R, Davis, Johnson, B. Ashton, M. Lane, G. Radke, J. Cronin, J. Cousins, K. Dierberger, J. XVe1ler, B. Sm1thton, M. Forbes, and M. Morton, manager. N iw. Ni'-N,.."T's Qs ,L ff, 4, . qf f' i 'L VXA H 'rx ifrfwix PQ' ss. Xiix N. N,sX.s, .ef.i+ .Q X ss Qgxgsfgssgi l1iwNw.n.t,s:sesf21 - s 1.53 5 Q .tllllq is s M an 'Q "" Leos. SECOND ROXV: Coach Roy Brown, M. l89 .Q i 'JF A 5 Q . V ' i 5 ,, ' ., it ' Els X We If Q , Q 7- eigi ' is 'H Y- f 74 i - 1 . 1 ' .fo ., - 5 Y . f Q ' . m y V Z , V ., ,. l AU .gp M Q. f' rs. S Q., 55 . .fsfgv ' if x guy , ka- 1 W1 ' f N 5 F X. t .liz X n A 'V 1 A l A Nil. 7. 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Dori Kliss, Felony if-miis star, holds itil- trophy tw- won in' H10 l"llll1'l'lUI1 Tennis Tournament. His :annie HfII1f'tLI'S on the trophy with suvli nllir-1 natjrynglly' mitslariding pluyvrs ns Ellsworth Vim-s, G1-tw Stalin, Hobby Higgs .I:ir'k Kwinwr, Mikie liolick, an Anaheim 1955 grzirluute, lxeith Glori- hill, :mtl llolr l'f'FI'Y- 190 Pannielx B. Stieler, L, Hood. and P. Cilly. BOTTOM ROXV: C. Allen, K. Fourth in League Anahe-irn's varsity tennis team r-acked up a good 'lO-win lO- loss, one-tie record this year. Coached by newcomer, Glen Heyne, the racketeers defeated Downey, Orange, Excelsior, La Habra, Belltlower, and Long Beach Jordan, lost out to Whittier, Monte- bello, Riverside, and Chattey, and tied Chatfey in their second encounter. Atter all their practice matches they went on to beat Garden Grove twice and Huntington Beach twice while being edged out by Newport Harbor, Fullerton, and Santa Ana in both rounds. Making the all-conference first team were netmen Don Kliss, and Stan Kula, while the Honorable Mention award went to Brian Stieler. LEAGUE Anaheim 4 6 3 7 2 2 6 3 9 Anaheim ,YVW Anaheim , , Anaheim ,,,, Anaheim .. Anaheim , ,- Anaheim ,,,, Anaheim . , Q Anaheim .. ,H RECORD 5 3 6 2 7 7 3 6 O Newport Harbor ..... ...., Garden Grove ,. Fullerton ....... ..... Hunt. Beach Santa Ana .......... ..... Newport Harbor ..... ..... Garden Grove .. Fullerton ......... Hunt. Beach 1"-M' 4. 4.11. ' ' .' ,rf ' it K. st . 4 , V ,f z 'M 4, , j ' 'X f f , c c' T 4 ' .N A ,-52, L f 115 - sf, ., f f sf 1. 4 A ff f ir 'S L egg, I, 1., .. ' ' 'Sift' 1 ff , f ,cf uv if ,,,. , . ck . J. ' i i JUNIYORIVARSITY TENNIS-TOP HOXV2 Couch Glen Heyne, D. Rot ROW: I.. Saunders, D. Ilrown, .I. Tofteld, V. Thornstierry, :ind L.l ff -1- ihilrbnfu. .gn .W .WWW iinzson. S. Vollom, L. lF'3llllJllE'll, J. Stickler, G, K+-ily, :ind II, Hao-liii. I!U'l"I'HM Auiides. As Novice Netmen Gain Experience Completing the season with a one-win, nine- loss league record, the junior varsity tennis team placed last in league standings. ln Anaheim's practice game with Long Beach Jordan they were defeated 5-4. Opening the league season, Newport Harbor edged the Col- onists 5-4, followed by a 6-3 defeat at the hands of the Garden Grove Argos. Then the Fullerton Indians were downed 5-4 by the AU racketeers, who then lost to a strong Oiler squad. Losing their next two encounters by identical scores the Heynemen were defeated by Santa Ana and Newport Harbor 7-2. Their last four matches ended in defeat be- cause the top three junior varsity men, Loren Pannier, Chuck Allen, and Dennis Robinson, were needed to strengthen the varsity squad. LEAGUE Anaheim 4 Anaheim 3 Anaheim 5 Anaheim 3 Anaheim 2 Anaheim 2 2 Anaheim Anaheim 2 Anaheim 3 Anaheim O RECORD Newport .......... Garden Grove .......... Fullerton ........... ..,. Hunt. Beach ..... .... Santa Ana ...., Newport ........... ,,,, Garden Grove Fullerton ......... Hunt. Beach ..... .... Santa Ana ..... 5 6 4 6 7 7 7 7 6 9 - V ' ' l 1 f r f sw f' - .K , ff M ' wg .,,:.,,,,,,,MN,,f 2, ' -f 4 - s. J 1 - Ssuwm-me -ma.. -s .ss 'tiayj , ig f ' 'V , .Q , Q K H ' 1. 1214 Q. 5 v . . 1 . . ' 4 1 ', j 1 . . . 7 7 ., t . if S Y T T r . XY 4 Z. 4 V. A . . . . . , , . , 1, , k V ,, V mi: V . f Q . . A - l . A is .W . '--- ' 5 ' . .------ - -..-.t i if E ,-.ai Briinging home the Fullerton Tourn' ' H , .iment team trophv for th' tl' I ' ' ' arp team members Priau Stjeler Joh 4. I e urn time in tom. yi,-alas' 1 - , I1 Easton, holding the trophy, Paul wily' and D011 Ktiss. l9l ,f . L. I-I-Y R551-LING TQP Ron P 4 li 1 on Froxe L Fry, H. Sta1'r,vT. Flark, und Coachvsteve Milvakis. YALRSATJPAOQP Jlulwigoci- VA Riu JIHXWI NJA 1 I0 term init T ikie rlile ind I Nlelrltt BOTTOM ROV: J. baucedo, P. Le3Xas, M, Bone- Wrestlers Garner Second Position SEASONAL SCORING Anaheim ,,,, .. 6 El Rancho ,,,,, 48 Anaheim .,,, o,,, 2 O Santa Fe ,... 34 Anaheim ,..., ,,,. 3 3 Montebello ..... 25 Anaheim ,,,, 36 Norwalk ,,,. I6 Anaheim ,,,. ,,,, 3 4 Valencia ,...,,,,. I6 Anaheim .,,, ,,,, 5 I Brea-Olinda .. 5 Anaheim . . I3 Bellflower ..... .. 35 Anaheim I6 Upland ,,,, 3l Having a very successful season as a first- year sport, Coach Steve Mitakiss wrestling team won four matches and lost four. Competing in the Freelance league, the Anaheim grappling team took a second place in league matches. Out of eight boys who qualified for the CIF scmiflinals, two placed in the CIF finals. John Boice took a third place in the I45-pound di- vision and Pat Murphy placed fifth in the IQ7- pound division. As the Colonists swept across their league, Montebello, Norwalk, Valencia, and Brea-Olinda, tell under the attack, while El Rancho, Bellflower, Santa Fe, and Upland managed to defeat the Anaheim crew. In the Orange Coast invitational Tournament the Colony squad placed second out of eight teams entered. f 1, My, l I A., I ' . 54. ,QQ " . fff 1 , '21 ' ' 1 fl ww- WW fm 4 ii -fziiz, r , 1 ff" , , 7 ' f f Q ' . ff . 1 w fu ,V 2 , f . ii f V fi A a y a W , ' . , ' 'f -. 1 f f . 'cr 4 - 'im a 'f ' ,,,,-,. 1 .,,,..1f ,. , , . I . , . . Q .. 'wwf . ' 4- f ' L 1 W - M. v I f , .ff . . . 5,1 f'-'j - ' . 7 r , ff, , ' J I ,fly f A 'V ' ' 4 ,, .. f :,, "QW 1 GYMNASTICS TEAM-TOP ROW: Coach Steve Mitakis, J. Saucedo, R. Baymiller, M. Smock, B. Smith, L. Lindgren, S. Fry, and D. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: J. Van Ornum, G. Koblitz, and T. Tavares. Gymncists Ho Opening up a brand new sport at Anaheim, Steve Mitakis coached his gymnastics team to hve victories and only two losses. Anaheim defeated Pomona 66-52V2. Next was a triangle meet with Ganesha and El Monte High. The Colonists took second place beating El Monte 48-42 and losing to Ganesha 54-48. Sierra went down in defeat next 4lV2-3OV2. Anaheim took another second place in their sec- ond tri-meet with Montebello and Upland. The Mitakisrnen defeated Upland 28-T8 and lost to Montebello 36-28. AU finished their season by beating Arroyo 48-4OV2. Bill Smith came out as high-point man of the season with 4l points, Bill also was voted Most Valuable Player. Steve Fry was second in points with 38, Joe Saucedo was voted captain and ended up with 32 digits. Gary Aspengren was fourth man with 30 points. The rest of the team consisted of Roger Baymiller, Danny Nelson, Gor- don Koblitz, Terry Tavares, Maurice Smock, Louis Lindgren, and Jim Van Ornum. V e Successful Secison Swinging along on the rings is Steve F h ' b ' - . . right and teammate Bill Smith on the ilghlv O ls emg asslsted by Coach Mmkls on the T93 GAA Bocird Members cmd Advisers Betty Lancaster Senior Adviser 'S Joan Fee Junior Adviser Maxine Dekker Sophomore Adviser . EF if '-,, .,, Trudi Bordern Senior Class Representative Under the advisory of Betty Lan- caster, Joan Fee, and Maxine Dekker, team spirit, sportsmanship and co- operation, were offered to members in each sport. These sports included basketball, hockey, volleyball, base- ball, tennis, badminton, swimming, golf and archery. GAA members participated in vari- ous activities this year. ln addition to the play-days, a candy-apple sale was held, which proved very successful, a Red Cross proiect, consisting of sending home made cookies to a hos- pital, climaxing the year with the annual GAA Banquet, held at the As- sistance League, at which time oflicers for the coming years are announced and awards are given. Sport managers were also elected, to be in charge of the equipment and various playdays scheduled for the year. Managers chosen, who are not pictured here are: Barbara McAlister, swimming, Barbara Blankmeyer, hoc- key, Harriet Petnick, volleyball, Kathy Rainey, tennis, and Emily Robertson, softball. Shown above are the board members and sport man agers in action. They are, from left to right, standing: H Petnick, volleyball manager, K. Rainy, tennis manager, B Gibson, treasurer, C. Robertson, secretary, J. Easton, vice president, J. Visel, publicity chairman and historian -ff-. 'Snr' Sandy Sweargen - Junior Class Representative 194 ilu-if' ii w.. ALL. Miriam Easton Sophomore Class Representative Give Forth to on Active Yeor . . . . .bt h fi - A sf Y Seated are: S. Sweargen, iunior class representative, M. Easton, sophomore class representative, P. Davis, presi- dent, T. Borden, senior class representative, S. Troutman, Red Cross representative, B. Blankmeyer, hockey manager, J. Landis, sports commissioner. Presiding over a most successful year, Pam Davis, president of the Girls Athletic Association, guided her cabinet with remarkable skill. In- cluded in the cabinet are, Janet Eas- ton, vice-president, Carol Robertson, secretary, Becky Gibbson, treasurer, Janet Landis, sports commissioner, Jean Visel, publicity chairman and historian, Sharon Troutman, Red Cross representative, Trudy Borden, senior class representative, Sandy Swerin- ger, iunior class representative, and Miriam Easton, sophomore class rep- resentative. One ot the main activities planned and undertaken during the year, by the cabinet, was the introduction of the "Sportnite." Being the first of its kind to be undertaken by the AUHS GAA, it was an evening ot entertain- ment and enioyment for all members, and marked the close ot each sport. r X-..a-Ng i ' ,- 'X mils Kiln 1 Q . ' . as ' .Q N . sw' A N ,-ef .. s '7 Q.: , N N , ' ' . -N Sf- A R QX.wfss.'.S:vis,.rg.:'--az" it-'r::Q?37:sss:sE21--Pi' .1-fit'-: s-swiss, s:g:...: , Sharon Troutman Red Cross Representative Jean Sisel Publicity Chairman and Historian 'N' Aug "V - Pam Davis President v, ,mn 4-vw In J sg' W f it i-f v.3f.?ii' A .t .r. ' Janet Easton Vice-president xi -5: Carol Robertson Secretary Becky Gibson Treasurer Yi 1 cb Q -. r , L Q 45? sr. ' We X . . aww Janet Landis Sports Commissioner 195 BASKETBALL SENIORS-TOP ROW: J Moulten, T. Borden, J Barne S. Tro t S. , . . y, u man. J. Hein, B. Gibson. SECOND ROW: B. Briscoe, D. Branch, L. Bakker, M. Parker, J. LandiS. ROW: S. Hysom, K. Rainey, P. Joslen, P. Dinkler, B. Schaff. Petnick, FRONT rr... 1 52.333 , . . ,. .lx A-.' - 'J .. 1' 3' ' JJ h-1 ' -1 J , J QF . ' jx 6 sh AA.. K . . 3, N., 3 . .... S, gg K K KK KK J J 1 gf g ... ., . ' J, KJ X' , Q-3. 521 J xckx fe'-GLW!! E Q . P3 . 4 'Q' J' il I fi t J ."' " "'1f'r "is ' - " KK ' . ..v.. K 9 , 5J"1f' ' Wifi- ' , " 1i5,..K3:i. . , Jw, .,.. . J. J Jwlq. ,Q-is 1 i Q 7 V :fi Fifi f 1 K, I , A J K .i J J' 4- . . i' J. . Jf . iii JJ . 'J . ' K .. J " "'A"f- 1 -.... . Nh . '. .. It . ' ' ,K Vv!.' -,,V 3 .. K "-v -. - :J Vlb b -V 1 , 5 K K, ' A 'el - A K f 'Q' l . KKK K K Ky. .... ,.2 K :-a , " g ' A , K .. .h K ' , , ,. ...M Zimi . BASKETBALL, JUNIORS-TOP ROW: P. McKin- ney, C. Hennings, C. Obrien, S. Easton, S. Meier, M. Wittesch. SECOND ROW: L. Hensley. N. Dean, M. Jenkins, C. Currier, K. Olsen, S. Watkins, K. Nelson, S. Swearingen. FRONT ROW: A. Mitt- man, L. Smith, B. Blankrneyer, Dye, L. Liles, S. White, M. Read. S. Woodruff, K. J 1 ' ' .fvfi J- ' J '-. . ' V L H - t 25 B' "GJ -" ' JT 7' K K ' K, " 52? .. , 'Q' 'T K' 1 " i uf, iii?" - ' 2 F 7' 'f f W W W I 2 xbzttv l I 2' f J t , 2 lx K KKK ry- vv.. Ka, K KK KK E - .. i. .... J K K K. K . . gg , ,. .,:K K . . ,.... . . . ' -. 'Jhxv Vx? 'Z' 3 .. .lt in ,' WM "' J I . J K "- - " . . ,,,.- J ...gi J 'H - 4" 4". 14 ... J. .. J, ' ,.,'.J 11 ii -f',..' j'f??! Q12 fi g-.fg J " J 1'-1?+"Y it ' F. ' J J L, 3yf5:faff5gy,n3,,MQ'vi Q mi, W... ' ' ' X J-wi FQ :fu'V"J ' ini 1 57ii':.'Qi -.-ff.-f"3'Q" 'i V With Foith Thot Never Wovered BASKETBALL, SOPHOMORES-TOP ROW: M. Dolan, C. James, E. Maddox, S. Brown, J. Sympson, S. Lloyd, J. Kirkelie. SECOND ROW: E. Robertson, K. Schmidt, D. Casino, S. Gemmill, C. Vander- veer, J. Raber, S. Nelson, C. Ferguson, S. Domini. FRONT ROW: D. Heinze, P. Cowee, E. Navar- rette, D. Smith, S. Woodrome, L. Legg, N. Polley, M. Easton, C. Jeter. F . fu., -t KK -lm Ja .ff .dllfif-Fi mtl? l 3' K 9 . ' X l N, 1 '. ,ga V, '45 3 HV 2 ' 'rf -jf s Y' .. 'i' t . 9 gy! KKK W fm, V57 K .7 K . 1' N K if l E' . ' I Kill 6 KK K K .f J : rw - J J . JJ J JJ - . J we-J . Z KK i K 9, KK MM KX I , 'KKKK ' K K XXX K I X J - r J ' F. . . J J L-..+Jr-f'f"4 . . K KK t.,fv.J HQ. KKKK ,K J H., K,K K . 196 Beginning the basketball season, the GAA held the annual basketball play- day on its own home courts. Various schools, such as Fullerton, Santa Ana, Buena Park, and others, graced the courts, each seeking a victory to take home. Due to lack of space, only the first, second, and third teams are shown here. VOLLEYBALL, SENIORS-TOP ROW: J. Downs, J. Hein, K. Rainy, L. Bakker, Ford. SECOND ROW: B. Briscoe, M. Parker, P. Davis, T. Borden, B. Teague. FRONT ROW: P. Dmkler, M. Camp- bell, D. Sliger, N. Wilkins, M. Mayberry. ith gg W W , W ti? agw ly l VOLLEYBALL, JUNIORS-TOP ROW: C. Roland, C. Currier, L. Hensely, I. Liles, A. Mittman, M. Reed. SECOND ROW: S. Watkins, L. Smith, B. Blankmeyer, K. Olson, M. Wittesch, M. Jenkins. FRONT ROW: J. White, N. Dean, S. Strang, S. Woodruff, K. Dye. J ,V ' l 5, 'z 1 '! A s . . ,y v 4 , . ,., f.. , . V H 4 V 1 1 1 ,, ,WX f 6 2 g y ,, b . f ' my V PM - -:V l .V ll , ' "Tif t-1. A I VV :Q ' k K . ,K pr.,: M....1.:.5.', ,. ...W ,. 3 .4 .., ..' "Fr" I I-'i ' f . "' 3 l V ,e1'l"e'4 ':N"w4-ag . E Z. 5' ' 537 y' 1 . 9 9 , .1 A 'wi f 1, A , . ' Q-rf - A ,Q . ' . , ,Q , . if . 1. -2- fill F" X . 4f-- f I .- el., 1 .- ' f' ' , 12"-2.1 M , 4 . - I . , J . A -s A L Q. it 2. , - -' . 1. ' . ' W P V: . . Min- . . ' - ' 4 , . 'r J: ' AA? 'L , 'WZ A- ,. , . . 'Tii':f "ffh'f"' ti. ':S'??".I2f1., -'f 242.3 .-1 f f l m " lb ' A- A1 -ffl we as -1-.'-lie.: 2 flax , :J - ' -' A "l"1" : 4 :Trai .Q 7ff .'x.-A235 2 iatffigq'-'A Ecich Tecsm Winning honors for AHS were the volleyball teams. The first game played took place at Ful- lerton J. C. during an Invitational Playday. Anaheim's name is the first to be engraved on the new volleyball-tennis trophy to be kept permanently in the FJC Women's Athletic Association hall of honor. Volleyecl on to Score VOLLEYBALL, SOPHOMORES-TOP ROW: C. Fergu , E. N tt S N 1 Hui, N. Pouey, J. simpson. SECOND ROW: E. Robertsosfgnn, Heigggrg. lfeioddame ?.nV5ddg?xlZ23' Easton, K. Schmidt, S. Woodrome. FRONT ROW: L. Legg, C. Jeter, E. Maddox, S. Rogers D. Srrlith' -.. .bw f swell , ,mg A., . ss sa --.- . .--. . 'f 1 X A ' .- - R ' "" 'liiiki X Q S? .11 I- 21.3.2 l Q. V. EW.: 5, ...., ' Q J-W ' f' 1 ' '- . i ' YW -A of J A 197 HOCKEY, SENIORS-TOP ROW: S. Troutman, S. Graham, J. Werner, J. Hein, J. Visel, M Henderson, H. Petnick, D. Bradd, J. Moulton, S. Ford, J. Blake, M. Kishiyama, J. Barney, Unino, J. Hoffer, J. Landis, D. Branch, M. Parker, M. Campbell, J. Meade, M: Billups, J. W1ll1s SECOND ROW: J. Reineman, C. Robertson, C. Lopez, N. Wilkons, B. Briscoe, L. Bakker, K Rainy, K. Iwashita, M. Kohler, B. Schaff, P. Joslin, P. McArthy. BOTTOM ROW: D. Sliger, B Berryman, S. Teague, M, Mayberry, M. Watts, T. Borden, P. Dinkler, C. Stevens, B. McAlister. ' :gg Y , A 2 . 5 'A 1 -v-- x V .r.. ' .- ' rv A. 111' ,C ' Q " , IE, H 1 .,..t..4 L .- t .. i ll HOCKEY, JUNIORS-TOP ROW: C. Gates, C. Hennings, S. Karstel, B. Cross, J. Mickelson, S. Henry, S. Watkins, C. Roland, P. McKinney, B. Spielman, C. Obrien, M. Sedia, N. Mabs, E. Perkins, G. Adler, S. Meier, J. Easton, L. Murphy, N. Dean, J. Hunter, M. Miller, K. Nelson. SECOND ROW: N. Freeman, B. Blankmeyer, C. Endicott, B. Forsythe, D. Peters, M. Morgan, M. Wittesch, M. Jenkins, K. Dye, S. Schmidt, S. Swearingen, S. Steelman. B. Fisher. BOTTOM ROW: L. Smith. S. White, I. Liles, L. Hensley, K. Olsen, C. Currier, S. Woodruff, A. Mittman, M. Reed, L. Schlegal, P. Hauck. W at ' ,.. Q . 4 4 an 4 '. . 1 .f Q ' 0 5' it . ' 'V 3 .5 f " 1, ' 5. . .f ' 5 f 1 V , ' Q- . X 6 1. . 4 "4 ' ' X' , rg A f X' 1- , . , if if gf I I-.A .I ff, ir . gk I W KI, , .V n ,Q Y hr V M . V. g . I 3 V Q 6 A 1 . ,tylf . - . . ' f l , ' ' f ' ' 4- 1 ' 1 , ' 1. . , F' . x. f .- . I 4' - V. . . . -7 1..-5.31 ?'ttfZ3l!!?ifilw'f ff" 'V .1524 in ,V Y A ,..,,, V. .V V W 1, f ,. of Wye . ,,., if-,123-I .qw dit. ,V vifadir g. 1 ul.. f .ff 'V w 5: if ,, -I "- " as ' vsagygig-1,2 934, 1 -1,-vw' .. . +5 magywg .. 1. ...,,,.f ,yyof fm . t. , rf . iv.-t,z.a,.. 4... , . ,,,,... .v. mia . -w. N4 ' f -. . . , . 3 - ' "vw . 721-1 '52, .130 .1 '.t."Vs 4' fayyif-'L.3,"? .fyfrlifi-1' -- .. fa, '. wg-'t."' ,, . '- 57W H .. M1 ff V 215651-f.,2'f4' Fblzdf'--. - I' " emi ff em' 1 ':. -..'f.-Jw-H N ' '. is A .amrqnf-fy , ,ff..,,,t.," W, ,ar V if :awe ff' wi.. " 7' -'sf 1 if 2 1, K' 'dt ' , 1 "IL if?fT,a. " f, 12,1 1' '!.fTff'-:wZ.' '15 ' With Defect Not In Their Fovor cmd With determination and drive, hockey team members dribbled the ball down the field in an at- tempt to get the ball past the goalie and into the cage to score the winning point. lnterclass games were held on the home field with a playday taking place at Orange. 198 HOCKEY, SOPHOMORES-TOP ROW: S. Lloyd, M. Dolan, S. Nelson, S. Dierberger. N. Polley, N. Peterson, J. Rober, S. Woodrome, J. Sympson, P. Cowee, S. Brown, M. Knauss, C. Fergu- son, E. Robertson, Schmidt, C. Jeter, L. Burros. SECOND ROW: C. Vanderveer, S. Domini, J. Klrkelle, D. Smith, S. Kaska, D. Casino, M. Easton, C. James, B. McCormick, S. Brown. BOTTOM ROW: B. Hampton, V. Johnson, S. Gimmell, C. Ariaz, L. Legg, E. Maddox, E. Navarette, V. McAuley. r A n A .,, . gg Ga? F-39 Q J B 'Q X3 ' . U fa es- SOFTBALL, SENIORS-TOP ROW: M. Watts, J. Downs, J. Barney, M. Billups, S. Ford, N. Wilkons, H. Petnick, L. Bakker, J. Blake, B. Briscoe, S. Graham, D. Bradd, J. Hoffer, J. Moulton, J. Landis, J. Willis, C. Umino, C. Robertson, C. Stevens, and L. Freeman. SECOND ROW: S. Troutman, K. Shultz, J..Werner. J. Rememan, M. Campbell, J. Hein, P. Dinkler, P. Davis, M. Kohler, J. Kennedy, K. IWaShltH, M. Klshiyama, M. Parker, C. Lopez, B. Gibson. BOTTOM ROW: J. Visel, J. Meade, B. Berryman, M. Henderson, T. Borden, P. McArthy, P. Joslin, B. McA1ister, K. Rainy, B. Schaff, S. Hysom, S. Teague, and D. Sliger. 'Wil Sf . , 2 A.. . y ' 'di git :Qtr V . t r i.: af QV xx. K . 1. ,F .3 ,Eg ,N rg! M -, ,gg 231,92 , ' 1 V 721 gf ,gr , A q 3 A t V v '-1 Y. ' D? i is i , b 4, 2 W V ,Y 2 Y , x, . V. A in 2 at ,wx I.. A lf r V p .W t , 'J Q 'B' --if . . - ' ' .eq I I -I , V VM rl 4 5 :1-H L -I M0 . 5,41 I ..., I ,J up ., l.Wb4,?.-f, xiii- M 1 , 1, L tg . . ' ,, ' A - 'file . .. fltsliifzi 'J ' f K or t . ,: 3 4. 'K ..Ms.,e.,4,JF -14:4-f:f'.f".l. .. ,, V., ,, .-the l. of ,. A, A . H, ,., ., ,. fr3f?dt5ll?1fSf.1al4-Hr' " , - 'ww' , M , , .ei.?tP1+fy.',, ' SOFTBALL, JUNIOR-TOP ROW: S. Sweargen, C. Roland, S. Steelman, S. Woodruff, C. Jorden, B. Cross, S. Krastel. SECOND ROW: L. Schlegal. M. Reed, B. Spielman, C. Endicott, K. Dye, J. Mickelson, B. Mortenson, M. Whittech. THIRD ROW: M. Morgan, B. Fisher, P. McKinney, L. Hen- sley, J. Hunter, C. Currier, M. Sedia, L. Acosta, C. Obrien, D. Peters, S. Meiers, L. Murphy, S. Henry. BOTTOM ROW: P. Hauck, N. Nabes, S. Watkins, I. Liles, K. Olsen, A. Mittman, B. Blank- meyer, L. Smith, M. Jenkins, K. Perkins, B. Forsythe, N. Freeman, K. Nelson. , . 1 g , ,vw Q, 4' I " Q 1 1 ,Tsar fs. .-ui-1 1 ,, '-jg: I .U 'V ' f. Ugg: ' 4 ' " Y! V . -1 . A" , fl-:"'! "' fi .", M 'iffsll puf f" ' 1 a . A u . ta- 4Wlq'fl'x.f ' 1 , '--'ff'4.:t..l 'f- we . --1 7 It , Y 'I H i c , ' 11, . rv. ' 1 V ,, E V l if 4 F. M l' 1.-rf v' 1 V 1 if ' V VQ 'QQ ' A, ' 1 at il 1 E' 'Q ' -l ',J -4' 1 Y 1 ' . ' . L K 5 ' .' - , ' .,s,,,, Q 5 ui.. 2. ,-, W W G1 Hmsfssg.. , ' -v 725, 1 4 Q l - wifi , V y V . W Ea 5 . " ' ' , ' 1 wx , -, . .fr , . ' , . ,., 1 .fr as f 1 J 4g 'lil K , ,gr -. ' K' , :M A K N ' 0 ,, : I ' 'N Q tg T in J it-. -1 . . , to J at , f t 1 ' 'P l , .. .A . . me -P .. S' ,. ' if ' rw ' . gs "H 'rvkifi Sys--. "Qwt,-If1g5 gy? in 'aft-a?E3'q225Z:1 :rkf:w'F ,. Mgt. 'V N.. 'rw eng- . . :HWY-2 an f.. s t e X 5 Ultimote Victory ot Their Door . . . SOFTBALL, SOPHOMORES-TOP ROW: S. LaFollette, J. Kirkelie, C. James, S. Lloyd, R. Boswell, M. Knauss, S. Domini, L. Burros, M. Dolan, C. Vandeveer, S. Gimnel, L. Maddox, D. Smith, D. Miller, B. Hampton. SECOND ROW: N. Polley, S. Brown, P. Cowee, S. Nelson, G. McAuley, D. Heinzy, J. Roddom, E. Robertson, C. Ferguson, L. Gordon, D, Casino, K. Ramsey, B. McCoromick, C. Rogers. BOTTOM ROW: J. Raber, L. Legg. E. Navarette, C, Jeter, M. Easton, K. Schmidt, S. Hoare, J. Simpson, S. Woodrome, S. White, S. Kaska. 2: i N 5 . sx.. xx ,T F. . F7 f re - +v e '.. N . .fi .. 't I 1 fw- e ' , 5 : V X A' ' - ig. af -,-z . . Q' ., ' . lk . K l . , . - i s . l 2 V' vw' ,X M Ak 5, as f " ssl ff "?' s ' .' ' ' F' , ,X X Q + V' Ayes, .' 1 'X ff t ' " 5 I . lg X , .. 5 i x X X 5 . V . ' 'J , is rift me . K. . , J ls, Q I .5, K x 3 Tj " f .. F ' XT. f X ' .. ' Y s P ,S 4- . 1 . 'V X S a ' . f 6 , . vi ' - K sadism , ..,,,, I, -sf-if Q F F Q A AM mi N L M . ,. i n . Q .,,,, .. ., st- ,, " f V fr j ' M 'N' . Q .. .sa . It Competing in interclass games and participating in various soft- ball drills, gave the GAA softball teams the practice needed for the annual softball playday held May 27 on the home field. l99 From Tennis ond Bciclminton Courts . , .,. . . g L, am. J, if ' 5 I , i . -"E avg we E.. ., M-T 6 ,qylh ., f,,3..a 'W - .- .. '-km. TENNIS-TOP ROW: J. Hein, N. Wilkons, B. Briscoe, C. Obrien, C. Gates, P. Cowee, N. Polley, L. Hensley, M. Miller, S. Woodrome, and J. Sympson. BOTTOM ROW: J. Bisel, P. Joslin, J. Meade, B. Schaff, K. Rainy, A. Mittman, J. Landis, S. Troutman, P. Davis, L. Legg. Taking their place in the GAA spotlight is the ever active tennis team. Com- pleting a successful year members entered matches at Orange, and Santa Ana, with Fullerton, and Tustin on home courts. 200 Swinging rackets to and fro, members of the badminton team, soon learned the Hne art of "keeping their eye on the birdie." Members of the team participated in tive playdays during the year. C ' ' , ' S ily . , . is 4 , S Q BADMINTON-TOP ROW: C. Stevens, M. Jenkins, L. Murphy, K Shultz D. Branch J. Downs J Hoftfer, S. Steelman. J. Hunter. S. Hysom, M. Kismyama, M.'Hen'ae1-son 'SECOND now- K Iivai smia, M. N.-sbs, H. Peicinck, M. Biuups, M. Parker, J. Blake, L. Bakke1','J. Kennedy, J. Rembman and J. Willis. BOTTOM ROW: K. Olsen, M. Kohler, B. Gibson, M. Watts, S. Teague, M. Mayberry D. Sliger, C. Robertson, and P. McArthy. l v To Inviting Woters of the Swim Pool ff' S r'..e1 . es V . cv' i .. ca! SWIMMING-TOP ROW: K. Nelson, N, Dean, P. Dinkler, C. Ferguson, E. Robertson, S. Woodruff. BOTTOM ROW: J. Werner, S. Ford, M. Campbell, C. Currier, C. Endicott, B. Blankmeyer. This year's swimming team emerged from the blue waters with a tally of one win and three losses. Adding to the strength of the '59 forces, was pert Bobbie McAIister. Taking a week oft from her busy schedule at Colonyville, Bobbie traveled to Florida to compete in the National Diving Competition, in which she took sixth place. During the year she will be training for the World Olympics. Bobbie was a great asset to the team, both with her coaching and participation, in the swimming events. For enjoyment and training, many GAA members selected for their "elective sport," swimming. Three classes were held to promote good, safe swimming, These classes were, beginners, intermediate, and advanced. Another added attraction, was the water ballet class, formed for the purpose of entertaining at water polo games and meets. ww- sw Y . . :: - ...-, b , . . --A 1 .,vw" " . -1. A Y Qfjifi . .,. fri'-' SWIMMING-TOP ROW: B. Fisher, M. Wittesch, S. Schmidt, M. Knauss, D. Casino, S. Gimmill, C. Vandeveer, B. McCormick, B. Hampton, K. Ramsey, M. Easton, J. Kirkelie, S. Nelson, S. Brown, S. Kaska E. Robertson, D. Smith, and L. Burros. SECOND ROW: L. Schlegal, P. McKinney, B. Spiel- man, C. Roland, I. Liles, K. Nelson, J. Werner, D. Heinze, N. Dean, M. Morgan, L. Hensley, C. Jor- den, B. Cross, S. Krastel, B. Forsythe, G. Adler, C. Jeter, C. Ferguson, L. Maddox. BOTTOM ROW: S. Meiers, B, Blankmeyer, S. Watkins, L. Smith, S. Woodruff, K. Perkins, D. Peters, P. Dinkler, B. McAlister, M. Campbell, S. Ford, G. McAuley, S. Domini, C. Currier, C. Endicott, C. James, E. Navarrette, K. Schmidt, and J. Easton. 201 Emerged Cut Outstdnding Athletes Basketball Maureen Parker Senior .:' gr ' . ' -i:i"53 .1 I .,-, x.r. N .V Q .' 1' fr:-il: 'il Ziff -am, s ' ,fi V Us ,,,,,A ,. Q-t It 'Q I nd Basketball Ione Liles Junior Selected for their outstanding pertorm- ances in the sport designated, these GAA girls, were elected by their team mates and captains, as the GAA Outstanding Athlete in their respective fields of excellence. Girls were chosen on their ability, sportsmanship, team performance, and cooperation, 20 Hockey Diane Sliger Senior Hockey Carol Currier Junior Basketball Pat Cowee Sophomore Hockey Erlinda Navarette Sophomore By For Fine Volleyball Cherryl Rogers Sophomore Badminton Marilyn Mayberry Senior Tribute to the School Volleyball Lupe Acosta Junior Three girls, one from the senior class, one from the junior class, and one from the sophomore class, were chosen for the following sports: basketball, hockey, vol- leyball, a girl trom tennis, badminton, and swimming. Due to time shortage, sottball's "Outstanding Athletes" are not represented here. Volleyball Jean Visel Senior Tennis Pam Davis Senior Swimming Bobbie McAlister Senior M 0F FRlENDSmPy Started In September, 1921, Garden Grove High School received students from the G d ' ar en Grove, Bolsa, and Alamitos elementary school districts. Classes for the first year were held in three bungalows on the Lincoln Elementary School grounds. A permanent site of 10 acres at Stanford and Fifth Streets purchased in 1922 and later expanded to 25 acres, is now the present location. A. D. Hoenshal, first principal and district superintendent, held office until 1928-29. He t bl' h ' ' esa is ed a broad, conservative curriculum during his tenure and enroll- ment increased from 160 to 250. The industrial arts building and a two-story main building were built during this time. Dr. LeRoy Doig became principal and district superintendent in 1928. He held office until 1955 when Donald Jordan took office. Mr. Doig was then d' t ' ' ' ' ' is rict superintendent until his retire- ment last year. Donald Kennedy now holds this office, and Wm. V. McClain is the present principal. The main building, destroyed by the 1933 earthquake, and rebuilt as a one story building, is the hub of the campus to which a science building, a gymnasium, and an'art building have been added. From 450 stu- dents at the start of World War ll, th ll ' e enro ment has increased to 2000 stu dents at Garden Grove High School. 'mirifii A i X gg .T 55: E' 'I l use 55 i l B' Q lgsigi Q .N WM. M, , i5 El Eli ' Q1 ei ss as as es as " 5 an an an as ll ll ll ww nn an li-Z5 it , Q., 'J . . . patronage encouraged for firms su pporfing Colonist. Avidly supporting many school functions during the year, downtown business- men link Anaheim High to the community. Displaying football schedules, dance posters, and special event signs, are typical of the services performed by their enthusiastic backing of school activities. Through advertisements placed in the Anoranco, merchandise exhibited in the business window on campus, and pages beautifully displayed in the commercial section of this yearbook, Colonists are aware of the fine quality merchandise and excellent services offered by Ana- heim's industrial, retail, and professional firms. For their support in helping to make this book a success, these firms deserve the patronage of the faculty and student body. As future citizens, students of Anaheim High form a body of potential customers, eager to transact business with local merchants. Business firms represented in Colonist annual s year after year become familiar to the students, thus the products they make and s ll e are looked upon favorably. Not only will students support familiar, local firms as customers, but after graduation many will also seek to establ' h h is t emselves within the business enterprises of the city. 8? .WA H: za -5 ll V' 'H 5 L 205 Ad Stoff Helps to Finonce Yeorbook Pat Bellmore Leonard Bedwell Sandy Reagan Warren Deacon 206 Gail Murphy Lynda Harrell ANORANCO arui COLONIST Advertising Staff Pat Barry Advertising Manager Without the help of the advertising staff, our annual would never have reached its goal. This year there were 13 members on the staff. With the wonderful guidance of Larry W. Quillek, their adviser, this efficient staff has experienced a very successful year. It is up to the advertising staff to make all the business contacts for the annual. The businessmen buy ads, and, in this way, our yearbook is supported. Working together, this year's staff, sometimes giving up their own time, went all over Anaheim gathering ads. This was the first step in pre- paring their section. After the ads are sold, they must be written and fitted into place for the advertising section of the annual. The final printing is the last step. The entire staff of '59 hopes that you will enioy the Colonist yearbook as much as they have enioyed working to support it. Karen Larkins Genelda Bozarth Wanda Wylie Bob Alfred NN 'QNX g Kyra Legaroff Joseph Cowles 6 Center at Lemon A I I I I E I , L I l ' I I I , Q , O O D , C O Q.. il 5.0 og' Carol Robertson made Buffums' the tlrst stop on her vacation agenda. Make Buftums' your head- .. quarters too, for the latest and smartest sports- wear, day or date fashions. Whatever your summer wardrobe calls tor, Buffums' has it. 4 rf I I , 'Q 5 1 Q . U I I . f Q C Q Q '...Q.. 0 I ....... I 0 :Z.ib0 O I 5 9 LONG BEACH U I I um SANTA ANA ,Aj7"2'iw11!6143751 f'rLL! " :N ' V! Mvxs :.s--.j- MN- 1 SHOE STORE 2132 Anaheim-Olive Road EAST ANAHEIM SHOPPING CENTER acr0J jforiJfJ FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OPW1 Dcys and Evenings W. P. Visser, Owner KEystone 3-2709 604 W. Center Street KEy5mne 5-8532 HARDIN OLDSMOBILE "Your Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer" "88" Oldsmobile "98" 252 N. Los Angeles Sf. KEyslone 5-7211 FIVE PIIINT IIHAIIIIIIIICII CHARLES NEUKOM, PROP. 0 IIOO Lincoln Ave. Plwone KE. 5-3611 Congrcilulcfions Groducifes ,Def .fltar O CCBJJOITBJ COSTUME JEWELRY - HANDBAGS 501 N. Loara Sf. KE 5.9443 Broadway-Orange County Shopping Center ART SUPPLIES-COMPLETE LINE PICTURE FRAMES CUSTOM MADE FLOOR POLISHERS - RENTALS ,T 81 L Paint Sz Wallpaper Your Hosfess Mrs. Lin CH UNGKTNG CZTFE OPEN 12 A.M. to 2 A.M. DAILY FRIDAY-SATURDAYS 12 A.M. to 3 A.M. 2233 West Ball Road PROSPECT 4-8128 FRIDAYS 9:00 TILL 9:00 SUNDAYS 9:00 TILL 2:00 E' cenlller Phone KE' John Stires Lawrence Blcxnford A N A l'I E I lvi BRUWN and IIASKINS D E A L E R SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS "Service Is Our Business" CENTER AND PALM KEys+one 5-2977 GANAHL LUMBER C O. 501 E. CENTER ST. PHONE KE. 5-2256 SOFTWOOD HARDWOOD MILLWORK FULLER PAINTS KWIKSET LOCKS 9 HEYING'S UWL REXI-ILL DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS 144 W. CENTER STREET PHONE KE 5-3204 ESTABLISHED 1909 Gene Burtonis CARROUSEL featuring LANZ originals ORANGE COUNTY'S Hdoafbuag .S7A0l9l0il'lg 6eI'lfQI" ON THE MALL KE 5-2766 RENWOOD STUDIO 624 N. BROOKHURST IACROSS FROM BROOKHURST JR. HIGHI KE. 5-0614 NEW - MORE CONVENIENT LOCATION "OUR BUDGET PRICES FIT YOUR POCKET BOOK. ENROLL TODAY FOR A LUCRATIVE CAREER - STUDENT WORK." ORANGE COUNTY BEAUTY COLLEGE 218 East Center St. Anaheim, CaIif. PR. 4-5361 2 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS - GILMAN HOT SPRINGS GOLF RESORT B. B. 81 H. MOTOR PARTS INC. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT MACHINE SHOP SERVICE MAIN STORE DISTRIBUTORS BRANCH 120 Chestnut of 13011 Century Anaheim Nationally-Known Garden Grove KE. 5-2828 Brands JE. 7-0203 FAITHFULLY SERVING YOUR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRMAN FOR NEARLY A QUARTER CENTURY Congratulations Class af '59 Lund 8: Sons Co. Manufacturers of High Grade Paints and Enamels GLASS WORK OF ALL KINDS FINE QUALITY WALL PAPERS H20 LINCOLN AVENUE PHONE KE 5-2831 Figh+ing Rainbows Year Around Fishing i I I535I Anaheim-Olive Road Anaheim, California PENS CARDS Rlver Trout Pond STATIONERY ' Day KE. 3-I253 Nigh+ KE. 5-207i 139 w' Cenier S+' Anahelm We Furnish Tackle Clean and Box Your Fish -I O PLIMENTS OF S E ig L o C K PRESSEL' ROGERS and J E W E L E R S N PRESSEL DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE HARDWARE WELDING 'II7 SouI'h Clemeniine KEyg1-one 5.4206 PHONE KE. 5-74I3 I26 E. CENTER ST. A N A H E I M 'Z , T A I f-i-Y fig, SL. 'fy fly" gm 5 is A-f --va A . -Y - ' Q' ' . nn? ? el A ?,i,g,W ,,A.i A .M - fl,,dL4,9. ,V A v . K I JM A gw . mv' - 1, f . -Y - ,1 .. 57 'T' K Wifi: " A T K, 3 -, ' 5 ' - f'7V,jf,3Qw ,,,'- E, TZ 3 ,,. f., 4+ -A 'T 1452: ' ,f . TI-ff' ' Q...,aQ ,,5?..,,bp' , u Y c -4 N Vg: ,. I ,H ' Vfiff, T 5 . pf , . as EQ. H T I f, S, , A - 'W 13 199 . 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LOARA KE 5-2131 LAKEWOOD WEST COVINA A c NURM MEAGER'S Store for Men Proudly Presents lts Campus Representatives for 1959 from Anaheim High School BOB MOBARRY JIM DALE AND JOE NAKAMURA Anaheim's Student Body President norm MEAGEHS STORES FOR MEN BROADWAY ORANGE coursnv sHoPPuNo CENTER Let Us Show You uThe Miracle of the Desert" iRilUl0US Sudan .Siu yor keyt happ REAGAN REALTY sfnvlci 918 W. CENTER ST. KE 5-2811 I ' Near Disneyland . . . For the Entire Family "Preferred by People Who Like Good Food" . I RESTAURANT a I S JE. 4-soso HARBOR and KATELLA-IN ANAI-lEIM Open Daily 7 a.m.-2 a.m., Fri. 8. Sat. 'Til 4 a.m. The Slzlflelztis' Favorite Varzkflj' Store- SPROUSE REITZ COMPANY, INCORPORATED BUENA PARK 8948 Knorr AVE. JA 7,9205 R ft! QQQ 5 Q I QQ GQ' Y- +R' 6 Good Luck to AnaI1eim'S Graduates from W. T. GRANT CO. EAST ANAHEIM CENTER 2140 ANAHEIM-OLIVE ROAD PR 4-4043 4, fm -N-CD 'ATX 'Vx fyx em M PD '52-.3-'if lf., 3 E 5 , 3 2 44 ii Iz' '4i, "-.f . ," iff sf.. .::' 1 . '-EM. .gi '1sf'2f1f1f?2 1:I4.eI... ,,, II.. N ..--1, -Es: 'sin-:f. ' " I 'f:f - .2 ,' : 23:4 --.i 'B-3 t 2 .,, : - V. -. ., V V D 'l, if 4 gongfzalufaldonc Ia 546 66444 af M59 IIIIIIITIIHET HARDWARE HARDWARE - PAINTS - HOUSEWARES SINCE I9 I O 323 Wes? Cenfer S'Iree+, Anaheim KEysIone 5-2303 AN X ' 'T 1: -WAS.. TIZIHILUR LUMBER EU. "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" 4II S. WaInu'r S+. Anaheim KE. 5-2I I8 "WIwere Manchesfer and Santa Ana IvIeeI" EUR an Q Anaheim 145 W. Center swanbe yer' with af uzfder EURNIJTURIE 7225 Urange County Drug Cu. DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 0 Agents For EASTMAN KODAKS PENSLAUR REMEDIES STANDARD HOMEOPATI-IIC CO. KE. 5-2408 236 W. Center St ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA "Satisfied Customers Are Our Business" 8 151 North Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-2409 PR 2-0535 . Malofis .IAM ES L. MORRIS TUX SHOP INSURANCE AGENCY DINNER JACKETS FOR PROMS AND FORMAL AFFAIRS COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS 741 N. Los Angeles By Appointment Arwheim JW 312 West Center Anaheim, Colitornio Phone KEystone 3-3188 Phone KE. 5-2506 Il. Joe Quast 8: Sons PLUMBING - REPAIRS Joe Quest '306 N. Los Angeles ERMISCH Hxify f1.?..,.e,.'f KARL F. KNAPPR Prop. We Operate Our Own Plant HIGH OUALITY WORKMANSHIP Cash and Carry Piclcup and Delivery Headquarters tor Sweaters Since 1926 Phil Boettcher ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA II7 W. Cypress KE. 5-4618 350 W. Center R EAGAN REALTY SERVICE - REALTORS HOMES, LOT SALES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Established 12 Years 918 W. Center St. Ke 5-2811 Farmer's Insurance Group Auto - Fire - Truck Life - Burglary -F Compensation BOB MARTIN, Agent 433 West Center Street KEystone 5-2326 T-Lg KEystone 5-2869 J . A rl' Anaheiim LOCL Ken Your Telephone is Our Office Door" SPECIALISTS IN LOCKS, KEYS Gnd SAFES B L JEFFERS 426 S0 PALM ST 0 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA CASEY-BECKHAM PON T I I-XC SALES AND SERVICE "A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE" Phone KEystone 3-3121 336 S. Los Angeles St. A N A H E I M WALKER' 220 No. Los Angeles St. KE. 3-1491 Band ancl Orchestra Headquarters Instruments - Instruction Rentals - Repairs Sales Vesey Walker Disneyland I Gail Beverley Department Manager 6 Congratulations Seniors - PETE ,S IIA RIDER SIIIII' PETE HERNANDEZ KEystone 3 I976 507 No. Los Angeles St. OPEN 8 AM TO 7 P.M. ANAHEIM ' ' CALIFORNIA UMBRUUK BUILDERS HARDWARE vi 'N 3-------fb mom LINEOLN AVENUE 4' ear okhurstj ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Ganqaafulafiond efadfi af '59 Q -I: Q Q ir Anaheim Dailyfl-Ierald L1'4?J Orange Cfmnfy Plain Dealer Q Q Q Elclpl Sund-IY: I E ysmnnm ANAHEIM SAVINGS P' :I 'I E - .1 'l'llllllln IILGHQEQQQQQQQ I 'I87 W. CENTER ST. KE 5-2158 or KE 5-2159 a. I.oAN ASSOCIATION Immun 2 SFULI Q Q 7 I-.emu T wb W. Em ,,.v'l" CURRENT PAID on SAVINGS RATE COMPOUNDED Funds Plac-ed With Us by the 10th of Any 4 70 4 10 Month Will Draw Interest From the 1st PER YEAR TIMES A YEAR M z- rag C rio va S L. M. PICKEL Congratulations Seniors nil T ,Q f ff 'VX - mm II' A 824 W. Cenfer Phone KEysIone 5-30I3 Z' fi, ,A ANAHEIM. CALIF. TL, MWA-'P :yIF?,f5?f,ff-F Dm fvx A.. m 3-A EULZEJLLAQQW Choice Meafs For Discriminafing Cusfomers NEFF'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER IIIIIIIPANY 200 NorI'h Los Angeles Sireei' Phone KE. 5-32l9 X.-i f5'X 'Ulu -. 1' !"VX f-VX V Vw Eff.-E-:q.g'Efu':2afaA'---:'::g.,-LE' ...1l,',5,,'. .,. N. , ,.,,,,,. ANAHEIM 3-Min. CAR WASH OPPOSITE ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL o PROFESSIONAL WAXING AND POLISHING 0 RICHFIELD PRODUCTS OPEN EVERY DAY soo WEST CENTER STREET EA'-EY ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MANAGER KE 5 0932 7 gangfzaicclczldona to 1556 65444 of 7757 e eo RQBERTSHAW- ULTON CONTROLS COMPANY Ulm RWM' 1 UNION OIL DEALER Sfop-Wear Lubricafion 6905 U. S. Royal Tires and Bafferies Aufo Accessories FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY Palm ai' Cenfer Phone KE. 5-3465 Congrofulofions Seniors HARVE'S BARBER SHOP Expert Flo?-Top cmd Crew-Cut Hoircuts I1903H b raIC Q summers, PEARSON GGQIQ EA HLA! , A--4-.f ...W , W . . -h ' V -X .. M, 5 S ' X , X 'Ngo SHIPKEY 8g PEARSON Tire Refreading GOODYEAR TIRE DISTRIBUTORS Lf I1 A W. Cen'I'eI' SI. Anaheim A LARGE Home coNcEnN ssnvme You FLYING "II" PRIIIIUGTS FLYING "A" TIRES FLYING "A" BATTERIES A,VA 7TiiLI'1::,::, '-ff,, N F .. .,,..4 ::.,,. 3 v-,. m,, 35i A:, ':::. A A AAA? IA A E 1 IEI I agp N fi I I ii I 5 ' J an K glq:..g22iQf' V , by ' ' li 'Z Wuxi I f V W fIWVA A fivzxig A ..-- I Y 5 1 , ,f ff A HUME 0IL CUMPANY I422 Wes+ Broadway Anaheim, California Tie Racks Garment Hangers Plastic Moldings KE 5-4410 an FAITHFUL, COURTEOUS SERVICE RADIO SERVICE Hilgenield Mortuary RADIOS and TELEVISION MOTOROLA AUTO RADIOS '--X, SQ: xiefg, , aa- I20 Eas'r Broadway Phone KE. 5-4l05 726 So. Los Angeles SI. KEysI'one 5-3358 Anaheim California 21 9 Deico Battery Qperations Deico - Reniy Division GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION WlNICll1lljIClCfll7'Ql'S of ffm iXTaz'1'o1 1 S ATO. I Bazfferyv Tux-V, hx I CONGRATULATIONS YN TO "CW" Esisrzsaissiiia IEE E Seaigig .Lg C C.. H155 CLASS OF '59 A 1201 Norlh Magnolia ,,., JA.. v , Anaheim, California DIAMONDS A FOR THE MOST IN WATCHE ff-CS ' ' F "W C' MR S om -LQANINS f" gf 51:1 JEWELRY f ,jxggei F7-I lx RX Q' if: wa? 'fffQfKCS,j,"f ,S ffvpmwf I 'QWDT 6' JEWELE RS DRTEESQISE l55 W. CENTER ANAHEIM PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE KE. 5-4403 3I4 E. Cenler S+. KE. 5-7306 Jul's Body and Painl Shop COMPLETE BODY SERVICE BAKED ENAMEL FINISH PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES 234 S. Los Angeles S+. Phone KE. 5-8573 220 r x - ' E ., 0 A-S X5: P SL L MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Congralulalions Class of '59 almene Studio 222 E. Cenler S+. "FOR THE WOMAN WI-TO CARES" - ' C,-'Z JUL! Z ggftllllly SHZUII 5 LINULEUM SH QUES l02 E. Cenler-Anaheim Phone KEyslone 5-62l5 Tlnling - Brow and Lash Tinling Hair Slyling - lvlanicurlng-l-lair Culling - Perrnonenl Waving , gg W' . ,vf,',,.,,,..,.,.,."L.-,.mL-nfvwf-N-ff-'N' " V 1 Anaheim Specivliling in Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of '59 KEystone 5-7020 Omce Pl-inning WALTER ll JU llllllll' 0 Alfernanclez Office Equipment LINOLEUM 220 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton FORMICA SHADES Rental Typewriters- 56.00 per Month Pl1Or1e 5-4434 2l l Palm Sl' bw Ol coLoR CRAFT UWFIQI MEN 8- -wh In e Campus S op GLIDDEN PAINT CENTER T' CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 0 UNFINISHED FURNITURE 0 MARINE FINISHES 0 ART SUPPLIES 0 SPRED SATIN 2024 ANAHEIM-OLIVE RD. KE 5-9465 H. R. FOX 81 CO. 411 E. CENTER STREET ANAHE'M HOME FURNISHINGS SERVING THE COMMUNITY 33 YEARS Wiz YJ broadway shopping center - anaheim QUALITY LAUNDRY AG Ritz Cleaners ON'T GUESS "WE GUARA 307 E C S KE 5 3289 WISSER SPORTING GOODS SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM SINCE 1920 169 W. CENTER ST. KE. 5-3417 NU-WAY SHOE REPAIR VWHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE VHEEL PLATES, TOE PLATES V SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 116 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KE 5-5185 HERE'S A VAST BLAST! AT OUR CURRENT RATE OF 4o!o 0...Save S5 a month with us for 15 yrs. 0 Then withdraw S5 per month for the next 15 years. 0 You will then have left-over 1,000,000 in your account. KEYSTONE SAVINGS AND LoAN Assocmrlon 312 West Center St., Anaheim KE 3-3188 'LOOK YOUR BEST BE COTLER DRESSEDH CONGRATULATIONS GRADS OF '59 The Sfore for Men II8 Wesi' Cenier SI'reeI' "Home delivery in refrigerafed Trucks To Orange County Homemakersu FOR SERVICE Phone KI 5-5523 2731 HALLADAY SANTA ANA ::'4f' 1' I! ,Y WHERE PRESCRIPTIONS ARE FILLED SCIENTIFICALLY f fbuag. Ga. EARLE T. JACKSON - AUHS 'ZI 237 E. Cenfer S+. KE, 5-2322 AND 1820 Lincoln Ave. PR 4-3773 N.. 1? 4 .K ffrmv-1 I . I ...f..x-uw 5. -V 25,3-if ' Sf-3 - , YmM:,M,wi rnuff-0-Marzcffle ' 26' 2 , , ,, f , . ,Q-,f-Q. .- , .Q--M -2 - . , , wr- .-xkhvz.-':"'-:.-N-N' ' " iEE gi .V A ,.9fr'-f ...----'f'.'f' l I- ,a- N' '591 Q2-' S in Ml ii 4 RAY o. LINK M. E. BEEBE 8: CO. "mg offffe of Pe,-mai Se ,Azf iff" 122 North Los Angeles street Phone KEyst0ne 5-7221 4 Let Us Help You with Ynur Ilaiilening Noieils IIIIY L. IIIIIII IIIIIUEIIY I28 Wesl' Broadway-Anaheim Phone KEys+one 5-5IO8 -YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD NURSERYMAN- SPECIALIZING IN Flower ond Gross Seeds-Roses-Trees Bedding Plants-Nursery Stock Complefe Line of Pool Supplies lf 'Y UHYQS Va MCCOY MOTOR CO. Your FORD Dealer 320 Norfh Los Angeles Sfreel' A N A H E I M Phone KEys+one 5-2288 It's Fun to Bowl at WONDER BOWL -- M ' E Q png P 4 . ' ' . 1 . , V f 3: A .va-. I Q..b 0, -' ' G I is .Sufi ','A R- M A 1177 W. Katella Ave. PR. 4-3223 -- ' 48 Lanes Coffee shop KE 58951 Children's Playroom vmam rsamr APPOINTMENTS Billiard Room IF FREE INSTRUCTIONS DAILY 129 E. CENTER ST. DESIRED Congratulations To the Senior Class fomffeg sTEFFY BUICK CO. Sain 0 410 so. Los ANGELES ST. 11340 STANTON AVE. iL'25J5?'wCiTZ58 Rauf? KE. 3-1341 INSTRUCTOR-LECTURER COLLETTE WARDY R. C. ON COSMETOLOGY OWNER-MANAGER Bus. KEystone 5-3529 Res. KEstor1e 5-2-456 Klflfaffacz Uzacfoz cialis: PENS Tim llyallafe STATIONERY 110 N. Manchester SCHOOL SUPPLIES Authorized Dealer' For FERGUSON TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS 139 W. Cenier S+. Anaheim VY . :- .5,55g5::,5:-5g.,:,,:: q.5:,gr:5-:--r-:-:-+, 2 .-I-4--4-.:-:-:-:-:2::::::5:g1g:,:gg5::,.,' I TM...-:-. s-.-:-:c.- I 9 5 Vff"' I I.. .jfariels am? Gm! BEAUTY SALON "Beau+y Is Our Business" EAST ANAHEIM SHOPPING CENTER Wesf Side of Alpha Be'ra I f M9 I4inIey7 I263-B E. CENTER Phone Anaheim, California KEys+one 5-7878 158 W' Center St' .6 A' .Brian Teqisfry Service f'lU'kf ii IX' I A ' ' 9 o ff' ,f ' ' I gMMMg,,,,, yfbay " ' FOR ALL W-H--. OCCASIONS 239 W. CENTER ST. KEys+one 5-4648 Complimenfs of fha IIIISSIII FIIII ITUIIII C O M P A N Y FINE FURNISHINGS AND INTERIORS 223 Easf Cenfer Phone KE. 5-6166 CASH and CARRY Locally Owned and Operafed Complefe Line of Dairy Goods ndudinq Goofs Milk I0072 E. Crescenf Ave. KEys+one 5-239I ICC, C Ic' D ft M - oo s rugs A so M PRESCRIPTIONS NL., vt' XII L - ,,,..,'4f'f,ff5fi' "" -A N A H E I M- ff I It , .., e M-' ,WWW LJff0'j: A""v' ir ,v'Tm 6 c:c, 1269 East Center Street I ' ,,...f4 Phone KE. 5-6884 E W I I ' I Bruce 81 Ru nyon 254 South Les Angeles Across from City Library C KEystone 5-8377 407 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Congrats to Class of '59 PR' 4-4622 BEAUTM A GLOW ae--675' . , -v 'W , ., gracluafing Cfau of 59 "For other foundation can no man Iay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ." I Corinthians 3:11 May this Christ be the foundation ot your lite in the years ahead. 1112 North Brookhurst KEystone 5-2402 CONGRATULATIONS SCHOGL SUPPLIES SENIORS WILTON PHOTOGRAPHY 109 S. CLEMENTINE ANAHEIM ART MATERIALS DRAFTING SUPPLIES Quota! jafionera ANAHHM roadway Center 1151 Quadway 22 7 Baton usie Co. , A 2124- LVM , V 2 T , ,, Ig, an? I I""g":- 4, ICI? "wg . A 4215-- ' ., fn lg.: , an ' 1 ,Y IVNZQT W 64 X- ' 1" 1' 2 -0 A---'11 Nw ., CL. 7 V' ' A :gf 4, "' --1' . ,X 1 I . ,. 154 I f U ,lf ,44i'1f' , I , Q ' ' -ff gff' ,Z .1 2 ' I 4 ff s 1 I .W . I , , 49 , fr --Af ' isri-.1 .I SKY N M.. I 4 I1 1 , A' If V 1 "I f I, MALI., OF THE IIITS and MOST OF TIIE MISSESH I57 West Center KE 5-3784 A ,, - -f , -'W f WW ,Q-1-59' W. I it QW X ,- ,, gf' Z ' V' I , avgfy, , Q-4 Q ,. lf., ,, 1 X My f,l' f X , If - Q W 'P ,,7' ,V way l ,V 1 Q, gl' ' . ' 1 f C X Z JZW' 3 fi 1 7,3 , ,, ,W HUIIE SIIIIINII EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF T959 to Better Insure Your Future MAY VVE SUGGEST AN INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT VVITH 'KIIOMEI AIVIERlCA'S LARGEST ASSOCIATION W, lt, V Peafse A ., ,, ., L .I I. C, C . ., W ,, " I ' L' U I V ,,4, I S,I2 I Mmm HIUIIVIIE SAVINGS and IIUIIIN 0 AN Bll Dlflfff .ffll 0 dance - baton - music 200 West Broadway KE 5-5504 Anaheim 228 2II EAST CENTER STREET ACROSS FROM CITY HALL A N A H E I M UOI"g 3 011,58 0 Rauf? PAULINE IVORY OWNER 414 E. CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KEystone 3-2596 ""' SPECIALIZING IN DOOR MIRRORS 0 'Ii CENTER GLASS COMPANY ALL TYPES OF GLASS 1 ,J ' -J PENN EY' FRED R. WITTE 612 E CENTER ST PECT 2-0123 ANAHEIM CA IF 124 W. CENTER - ANAHEIM Herb Stabbert Gordy Jones CARPET RESILIENT FLOORS STABBERT and JONES INSURANCE AGENCY 124 W. Broadway KE. 5-4315 Ambassador Enterprises We Can Solve Your Flooring Problem KE 5-0755 Hardwood Floors 881 S. East St. Anaheim We Specialize in - Records 81 Service On the following: Television Sets HiFi Stereo Refrigerators Radios Washing Machines Adamis TV 81 Hi-Fi 2241 W. Ball Rd. Anaheim KE 3-3129 Broolqhurst Cleaners 1 blk. So. Lin-Brook Bowling Center or one near you in by 10:00 out by 5:00 Try our Nationally Advertised better kind of dry cleaning 9 Mai Midked fo Me 64144 of N59 ...from A DIVISION OF NORTHROP CORPORATION SU 500 EasfOrangefI'1orpe Avenue Anaheim, California TRO 671 Good Place to Worley? 230 . . Anaheim Calpyi . and DRAPERY sHoP w '-ff: FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS ANYTIME BY APPOINTMENT RALPH AUGUSTSON 415 E c KENNY REES GIILIIIIII IIIILII IIIAIIKET CQLQNIAL SHQP I40 No. Los Angeles SI. 826 W. Cenfer Sf. KE. 5-6456 Anaheim, Calif. PR. 4-4286 Anaheim, California G 920 N. LOS ANGELES KE. 5-6907 116 W. CENTER PIIIIIS Auto GIEISS ANAHEIM, CAMP. PHILIP J. SCHUMAKER KE. 5-4625 . . Anahelm Brake SGFVICG We GW9 S 5' H Green StamPS 930 N. LOS ANGELES KE. 5-1514 'I -29 111 EAST CENTER KE. 5-4997 PENT-A-VATE, INC. BIOLOGICAL BOIL CONDITIONER PENETRATES - AERATES - ACTIVATES 527 So. Loara S+. KE 5-6123 -lincoln 746460646 Dzdadwg fcmge GOLF O 0 Lessons l l JAckson 7-4403 Complete Line of Golf Merchandise ' Pro Line Only 9181 LINCOLN AVENUE IBelween Magnolia 81 Gilberll Golf Professional ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA THE YARDAGE CENTER HAS BETTER CLOTHES" 103 SOUTH SPADRA 1835 w. oRANcETHoRPE LA 5-9433 LA 6-3708 FULLERTON DOWNTOWN WEST EuLLERToN CENTER 2124 ANAHEIM-OLIVE ROAD CENTER AT PLACENTIA EAST ANAHEIM CENTER --id? , Joe J-lurst ,and Wear Diamonds" Cl sslc slmpllc ty 1 a design el g o s e e ecaocte adem ffymifwf umm! Emmlfe 111 X a ' i n of r i i u xpr ssion. .WX if These rings reflect distinc- IX' 99 X l'iv h r r n inent LJ - lv L' 'L PQI I fl I 'L' T' 6- A 5 I good taste. 1 ,M U, ,Q O ln 14K Gola . . . all-white all ' lll '5 CXBIS' , 0 fl Yellow or Two-tone. K " 've ll, I Available an Bridal Ensemble, ' -13, Q - - Mr. Cr Mn., or Threesome. l l ' H: - 1, 1 e awe .om oReen smmr- , 5 J'1'?:'c - I l A MMTV 1 6' A E AMD ULAMUNDS l ll F 1113: A-.Aww 'Ont 3 ,f fi, """' .nwnms .' 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KEy5'f0ne 5-5465 DISNEYLAND HOTEL KEysTOne 3-1932 THE BIRD CAGE THEATRE Where Oldfashionea' Vlflellerdrarnersw are Played Every Afternoon and Evening. .. W y n The Bird Cage Theatre, where oldfashioned "MeIIerdramers'l are played every afternoon and evening. KNOTT'S BERRY FARM Bi C-HOST TCDWN Make Knott's Berry Farm 3. Ghost Town Q Habit... Chicken Dinners A UET Steak House I2 to 8:30 p.m. EAESTIES I2 to 8:30 p.m. Except Mon. 81 Tues. Except Fridays Many Rides GHOST TOWN 26 shops filled and other OPEN DAILY with unusual Attractions. 10 gm, fo 9,30 p.m. merchandise NO PARKING OR ADMISSION CHARGES CONGRATULATIONS COLONISTS CONE BROS. CHEVROLET - SINCE 1933 "Your Satisfaction Is Our Future Business" 215 North Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-1143 Q if Y. M . ' 1 " ' , ' 1- V' Y , 1 , , 1 1 V v an 4 It , J an s COFFEE SHOP - RESTAURANT ly L l l N E KEystone 5-5190 136 E. Center St. I ' I EMIL w. Fousr Anaheim, California SPORTSWEAR 209 West Center St. KEystone 5-2305 ' ll. 'W 1 No ,ob too large or too sma. , 'X TN M M 'H 'Vw SPECIMEN ,VN LANDSCAPE coN1'RAcToR TREES - SHRUBS BOTTS NURSERY " Our business is growing. " 1228 Lincoln KE 5-5450 llisonis COMPLETE FOOD MARKET "All Your Needs ot Lower Prices" 555 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim Dil 505 S. MOVING STORAGE GENERAL TRUCKING Since I872 Dependable Through the Years ANAHEIM TRUCK 8 TRANSFER f0 15531-149-fz,,:, . N ff fill!! I llvfnunvnpfu, -In v," T 'wa ,,,,,fW,,, ,.,,,,,7:7-J' I llfllnlrrlunnnniyuif' E I I I .,-,- --A,,,,V N,- Los Angeles St. Phone KE Anaheim, California AGENT - Allied Van Lines, Inc. 5-2863 Commercial Real Esiaie DAVID S. COLLINS R E A LT O R 'l'l30 West Lincoln Ave. PR 2-0144 Anaheim .fangdoni T Sales' and Service KE. 5-282i 6l6 No. Los Angeles S+. Anaheim, Calif. Jil BUENA PARK f 'iiklelfg 0 Rollertorlum 7951 Commonwealfh Ave. X 2 .5 X X I Q X OPEN NIGHTLY I sf xx Excepf Monday and Tuesday Xl A X. I 7:30 +0 IO:30 l Fri. and Sa+. 7:30 'ro I2:00 Sal. 81 Sun. Malinee-I:3O +o 4:00 P.M. SKATE INSTRUCTIONS Class or Privale Dance, Racing Figures or Freestyle WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT Sl.OO per Family-Plus Shoe Slnale BEAUTIFUL LARGE MAPLE FLOOR PHONE LAwrence 2-IO42 For Parlies and Group Rales - : , 'fi ' IICJINI I, Prmfers House of ' Announcemenfs f. C.-All ' Publicalions ' Brochures a an LI-I IJUNII BEAUTY SIILUN 338 WEST CENTER Phone "The Salon of Surpassing Beaufy' . . . Qpposile The SQR 84 Saleway A"al'e""- Ca""0""a KEY5'0"e 54' '7 KE. 5-4925 i22 S. Lemon KE. 5-9227 Qt Cgomeclor Specializing in fhe Besf of SPANISH AND MEXICAN FOODS CLOSED TUESDAYS Befween Anaheim and Fullerfon Phone LAmber'r 5-778l Professional Directory J. NIELS BOEGE, D.D.S. 105 West Sycamore Street KE. 5-8412 E. H. KERSTEN, M.D. 200 North Palm Street KE. 5-4I I4 HOWARD A. TEWS, D.D.S. California Bank Building KE. 5-3986 HAROLD C. NESLUND. M.D 503 North Los Angeles Street KE. 5-2524 161 West Center Street KE. 5-3607 . GAYLORD BROWN, O.D. MARTIN J. MILLER. D.D.S. 305 North Palm Street KE. 5-9781 DR. I. E. LAWTON Dentist 514 So. Brookhurst St. KE. 3-4321 HARRISON C. THOMPSON, O.D Optometrist 111 N. Los Angeles St. KE. 5-1311 6 DR. LLOYD A. HULBERT Optometrist 105 E. Center Street PR. 4-0110 HOMER A. NELSON, O.D. WARREN M. HOLLINGSWORTH OD I14 North Lemon Street KE. 5-8404 AcIveI'Iiser's Index ADAM'S TV 8. HI FI .,..,....... A8.E BEAUTY SALON .,Y,.,,,,,,., ALLISON'S FOOD MARKET ,,,,,,, AMBASSADOR ENTERPRIZES .,,,. ANAHEIM BULLETIN ........,,,..,.....,....,,..... ,,,,,, ANAHEIM 3-MIN. CAR WASH... ANAHEIM CARPET 8. DRAPERY SHOP .,,,, .,... ANAHEIM SAVINGS 8. LOAN.. ANAHEIM TRUCK 8. TRANSFER .,,,.,,, ARSENE STUDIO .............,.,........,,, BATON MUSIC COMPANY., ..........,..A,,.,,,,,,.,., ., B. B. 8. H. MOTOR PARTS, INCORPORATED .,.,,, BEAUTY GLOW SALON .,..,..... BEEBE, M. E. 8. CO .......,.. BOTT'S NURSERY .,...,........ BROOKHURST CLEANERS .,,..,. BROWN 8. HASKINS ,..,,,,.,,,,, BRUCE EI RUNYON ...,....,,,..,,,,,, BUENA PARK ROLLERTORIUM ,..... BUFFUMS' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,I, CARMEN'S ...,.......,.. ,......,.,., CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC CHUNGKING CAFE ,.,,,,,,,,,,... CITRUS PLYMOUTH ....,.,,. .,,,,,.,.. CLARICE S ,,,.,...,II,.......,.,..,.,............ COLLETTE'S SALON OF BEAUTY .,,,,,. COLLINS, D. S. ,...,.,,.,..,,,,,,,.....,,,., COLLINS, DAVID S ..,,.,,,,.,..,,.,....,,,.,,,,.. ..,,, COLONIAL SHOP ...,..... . .......,.. ........,.,,, ,,,, . COLOR CRAFT GLIDDEN PAINT CONE BROS. CHEVROLET ,,,,,,,.,, COOKS DRUGS ....,,...,,. ,.,, COTLER'S .. .,,,,.....,..........,,. .. CRISS BUSINESS COLLEGE... DELCO BATTERY . ,,,,,, ,.,,, . DEL MAR ACCESSORING ,,,,. DOLLAR'S RADIO SERVICE ,,,,A . EL COMEDOR ,,,.........,....... ERMISCH CLEANERS ..,,.., EXCELSIOR CREAMERY ,,,,.,,,.., CENTER FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP ,,,,... FIVE-POINT PHARMACY .,.,S .. Eox, II. R. a co .,SSS....... GANAHL LUMBER ,..,.......,A.,......, GENE BURTON'S CAROUSEL ,.,,.... GILMAN HOT SPRINGS.. ,...., .. GOLDEN RULE MARKET .,......,....,, . GRANT'S DEPARTMENT STORE ,,,., HARDIN OLDSMOBILE ....,, HARVE'S BARBER SHOP ,... HARRIS' .,.............v......A,, HEYING'S DRUG ,....,,,,,,,,,,.... HILGENFELD MORTUARY ..,,,,, HOME OIL COMPANY ,... HOME SAVINGS 8. LOAN ,,,,, HOME TOWN PRINTERS ....,, HURST JEWELERS ....,,,,,,,.,....., IVORY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY JACKSON DRUG .,,,......,f.--v JAN'S COFFEE SHOP, ,..,,,.,,A - I II. L PAINT a WALLPAPER .,L.LLL, JO-AN auRDIcK STUDIO ...,.L.....L.....L..LA.,L..LAA AAAA JUL'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP. .,LL L,.....LL . JUNGKEIT, WALTER o. VENETIAN IsLINDs KENDRICK'S JEWELERS ....LL....,,L T... ...... ,,...,,. KEYSTONE SAVINGS a LOAN ASSOCIATION ,.,. KIRK, ROY L. NURSERY . LL....,LL,.... L,LL...LLL....,L, . KNOTT'S BERRY FARM ...... 229 231 234 229 217 217 230 217 234 221 228 210 227 224 234 229 209 227 235 208 231 216 209 227 234 225 235 235 230 222 234 227 223 232 220 209 219 235 215 224 216 209 222 209 210 210 230 214 209 21B 213 210 219 219 228 235 231 229 223 234 207 228 220 221 220 222 224 233 KWIKSET LOCKS .. . ... LA DONA BEAUTY SALON. .. LANGSON'S TV ,,,,,, ,,,, . LA PALMA DRIVE-IN . . LE KINGS' SHOE STORE . .. LIN-BROOK HARDWARE .,,,, .. LINCOLN AVE. DRIVING RANGE .. LUND 8. SONS, CO.. . .. . . . MACRES FLORIST ..., .. MA.IOR'S TUX SHOP ..,. .. MARIE'S CLIF 8. CURL .. MARTINIZING CLEANERS ...... MARTENET HARDWARE .,,,... McCOY DRUG. .. . .. .. McCOY MOTORS ..,,, McKINLEY'S . ,,,.., . MISSION FURNITURE , .,,,,,,, .. MITCHELL'S GIFT SHOP. ......, ..,, . ,. MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY NEFF'S PAINT 8- WALLPAPER. NORM MEAGER'S .. . .. .. NORTRONICS . .. .. .. NU-WAY SHOE REPAIR OFFICE BARBER SHOP. .... .. ORANGE COUNTY BEAUTY COLLEGE ORANGE COUNTY DRUG. PENNEY'S ....,.,.......... PENT-A-VATE, INC. . PETE'S BARBER SHOP . PHIL'S AUTO GLASS . PICKEL, L. M .......,.,. .. . ,. P. 8. L. MANUFACTURING. , . PRESSEL, ROGERS AND PRESSEL. PROFESSIONAL PAGE ............ QUAD STATIONERS .... QUAST 8. SONS ..... . .. .. REAGAN REALTY SERVICE ..... .. REAGAN REALTY SERVICE-REALTORS. .... .. RENWOOD STUDIO ...... .......... .,...... RITz CLEANERS .. ...... E RIVER TROUT POND.. .. ROBERTSHAW-FULTON ...,. ROBINSON, GLENN . SEDLOCK JEWELERS ............. .. SHIPKEY 8. PEARSON. ..... ........ . SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE . SPROUSE REITZ .......,.. ........... . .. S. Q. R. STORE, THE ... .fA.......... STABBART 8. JONES INSURANCE. . . STEFFY BUICK ..... ......... . .. .. SWANBERGER'S .,... .. .... .. TAYLOR, WALT LUMBER COM., TODDS DAIRY. ..... . .. VANDERMASTS' ...... WALLACE TRACTOR . .....,. .. ,. WALKER'S HOUSE OF MUSIC ....... WAYNE'S FOR FLOWERS .......... WEBER BOOK STORE. ........... WILLIAMS, MANUFACTURING ...... WILLIAMS, SPORTING GOODS. WILTON PHOTOGRAPHY ..... . WINCHELL'S DONUT HOUSE. .... . WISSER SPORTING GOODS... WONDER BOWL ..... .. ,. .. YARDAGE CENTER . YELLIS DAIRY ....,... 235 235 235 212 208 216 231 211 208 215 226 220 214 226 224 226 226 226 215 213 213 230 222 225 210 215 229 231 216 231 217 220 211 236 227 215 213 216 210 222 211 218 215 211 218 215 213 207 229 225 215 214 223 222 225 216 232 211 232 219 227 232 222 225 231 226 7 Acknowledgments Mid-June cmd the completion of the yearbook marks the close of another successful school year. Now the activities are past, but each one, captured by a photograph and described in copy, will live again each time a yearbook is opened. Scanning these pages, I review with pride the efforts of my hard-working division editors in producing this book. For the fine iob they have done, I thank them all. Without any one of them the book could not have been such a success. My sincere gratitude goes to Mr. Larry Quille, publications and advertising adviser, whose patience and encouragement pulled us through many times of confusion and helped us solve perplexing prob- Iems. We deeply appreciated his continual good humor and his guidance in yearbook production. His understanding and words of praise gave each of us a wonderul feeling of accomplishment. To Mr. Lloyd Ross, printing instructor, I give a hearty "Thank you" for his capable management of the mechanics of yearbook production. Through his help and the assistance of Mr. Arthur Combs, pressman, we were able to complete a fine iob of printing. Despite their good-natured teasing, they taught us a great deal about production methods. I remember how proud they were when I finally learned to distinguish between the Miehle vertical and the Miehle Pony cylinder press and when the staff began to use the terms leads, slugs, coppers and brassies. Also working onthe annual were the printing students, who made up the pages and operated the composing machines. "Thank you" to Larry Van Osten and Larry Goin, who set a greater part of the machine-set copy, and to the others who helped in the makeup of pages-Leland Miller, Dean Taylor, Jim Angellar, Tom McHaIe, Ernie Buntrock, Cliff Johnson, Leland Woody, Paul Adams, David Betz, Doug Harmon, Wilton Pickett, Dennis Bigham, Larry DeCoux, Morris Mahan, Lynn Sims, Wayne Smith, Tom Haugen, and John Boice. For the excellent pictures taken by Mr. Ted Wade, photography instructor, and Larry Secrist, staff photographer, I extend my deep appreciation. My thanks also go to the other students in the photography class who helped take, develop, and print photographs to meet our deadlines. With a special "Thanks" to the Arsene Studio for the excellent color transparency used on the title page, the special activity shots, and several new portraits of the faculty. Contributions of several exciting sports glossies from the Anaheim Bulletin are gratefully acknowledged. I wish to thank the S. K. Smith Company for the job they did in making from our rough sketches the beautiful cover for this book. We again recognize the splendid work Bindex Binders has done in binding our yearbook. My special appreciation is extended to Peterson Engraving Company, who has given Anaheim top-notch engravings for the past 28 years. The help of the Anaheim Photo-Engravers in last-minute engraving problems deserves a "Thank you," too. Because they printed the last pages of the Colonist, Roach Lithography in Garden Grove and Mirro-Graphic in Glendale receive my thankful tribute. I cannot think what the book would be like without the efforts of the advertising staff, for it was they who worked many long hours to help meet production expenses. Gratefully I thank each one for his tremendous salesmanship and the business firms that supported the school's yearbook through advertising. Those on the staff were Bob Alfred, Pat Barry, Leonard Bedwell, Pat Bellmore, Genelda Bozarth, Joe Cowles, Warren Deacon, Lynda Harrell, Karen Larkins, Kyra Legaroff, Gail Murphy, Sandy Reagan, and Wanda Wylie. How can I thank my wonderful staff with mere words for their invaluable contributions in making possible this year's annual? I doubt if any of them realize last year how many extra hours of class, lunch, and after-school time they would be devoting to producing it. To each of my division editors I say "Thank you" with all my heart. I am indebted to Bev Schaff, associate editor, Joe Cowles, ad- ministration editor, Gail Murphy, senior class editor, Judy Willis, junior class editor, Sally Smith, sophomore class editor, Jeri Hein and Pat Joslin, co-club editors, Sally Davis and Nina Pitts, co-activi- ties editors, Linda Freeman, girls' sports editor, Dave Nelson, boys' sports editor, and Larry Decker, assistant boys' sports editor. Lastly, I thank the students who attended the classes, ioined the clubs, took part in the activities, and fought the games to give us a successful year to record. We hope that you, the student body, looking through these pages will recall a year of many happy experiences. 6600! p0A0l"f1J0ll Editor-in-Chief Frazier. Abbott, R.-37, 186 Abellana, A.-37 Acevedo, H437 Acosta, A.-37, 116 Adams, D,-37 Aguinaga, R.--161, 162, Alexander, S.-37 Alfred, Bob-37, 94, 206 Allen, M.-37, 144 Allen, R.-37 Allman, J.-31, 33, 37 Alponte, L,-37 Alvarado, M.-37 Amelotte, C.-37 Andersen, M.-37 Anderson, M47 Anderson, J.-37 171. 174 Anderson, M.-36, 37, 96, 114, 149, 161 162, 163 Andrews, G.-37 Andrews, R.-37 Angellar, L47 Antolin, P.-37 Ariaz, D.-37 Annstrong, A.-37, 94. 112, 148 Arnold, P.-37 Arthur, G.-37 Ashby, G457 Ashton, B.-37. 187, 189 Aspengren. G.-437 Atherton, G537, 112 Austin, J.-37, 161, 162, 182, 183 Bailey, B47 Baines. J.-38 Baker. B.-26, 27. 28, 38, 96, 151, 161, 182. 183 Baker. B438 Bakker, L538. 97, 116, 196, 198, 198, 199, 200 Balch, J.-38, 151 Ballenger, D458, 116. 144 Balmer. W438 Bandlow, B.-38 Bama. P.-38, 99, 104 Bames, S438. 116 Bamey, 1438, 196, 198. 199 Bamhard, P.-32. 38, 107, 125 Bamwell, L.-38 Barries, D.-38 Barry, P558, 99, 104, 105, 140, 206 Barton. W438, 192 Bates, J.-38 Bauer, M.-38 Baum. J.-38 Baymiller. 171.438, 156. Beard, C,-38. 150 Beatty, R.-38 Bedwell. L.-38, 206 Belanger, L.-38 Belger, K.-38 Bell. H,-38 Bellmore, P.-38, 206 Belmonte, M.-38 Benninger, C.-'38, 108 Bentley. B.-38 157, 193 Berger. S48 Berry, D.--'39 Berry. N439 Berryman. R.-39, 112, 114, 115, 199 Bertch. D.-28, 39 Bielefeld. B.--29, 39, 92, 182. 183 Bigham. D.-39 Billups. M.4i9. 198. 199. 200 Blackwell, B.-39 Blake, J.-39. 198, 199. 200 Blake. P,-439, 151 Blake, R439 Blanford. J.-39 Blevins. O.-39 Bliazes, M.-39 Bobbett. J.439 Bobenhausen, C.-39 Bobenhausen. R.-39 Boice. J.-39. 131. 132 Bolster. M.-39, 107 Booth, D.-'39, 112 Booth. DQ32, 39, 101. 102. 156 Borden, T.-29, 39. 115, 116. 195, 196. 197, 199 Student Picture Index srrsuonas Bova, B439 Bowles, D.-39 Boyd, B.-121 Bozarth, G.-39, 206 Bradd, D.-39, 97, 113, 198, 199 Bradley, P539, 111, 157 Bragg, G.-39, 114, 150, 161, 162. 164, 178 Branch, D.-39, 108, 125, 196, 198, 199, 200 Brannon, E.-39 Breckenridge, E.-39 Briar, J,--40 Brickman, T.-40 Briesacker, S.-40 Briggs, s.-40, 101, 111 Briscoe, B.-40, 97, 115, 116, 150, 196, 197, 198. 199 Broadbent, J.-40 Brown, B.-40, 144 Brown, B.-40 Brown,B.-40, 168 Brown. L.-40 Brown, J.--40 Brown, T.-40 Brownell, J.-40. 116 Brownfield. D.-40, 104, 150 Bryant, B.-40 Buhrow, J.-40, 145 Buker, G.-40 Bunger, S.-40, 101,116 Bunnell, J.-40, 123, 186, 188 Buntrock. E.-40 Burgess, B.-40 Burgess. R.-40. 161, 162, 168 Burgos. R,-40 Burk, J.-40 Burke. E.-40 Burke, N.-33, 40 Bumett. E.-33, 40 Bums, D.-40 Bums. R.-40 Bush. R.-40 Bussone. D.-40 Cadaret, M,-41 Cady. L.-41 Caldwell, C.-41. 143 Caldwell, J.-41. 101, 144 Campbell. L.-41 Campbell. M.-41 Campbell, M.-28, 41, 115, 116, 197. 198, 199. 201 Campbell, R.-41 Campbell, R.-41 Carlson, B.-41 Carmichael, J,-32. 41, 97, 102. 113, 1 Carr. J.-41 Carrol, W.-41. 101. 111, 116 Carswell, P.-41 Carter, B.-41 Carter. J.-41 Castricone. M.--41, 161. 165, 178. 182. 183 Castro, O.-41, 116 Centobie. D.-41. 145, 187 Centobie, J.-131, 41, 123 Chadwell, C.-41 ChaHee, M.-41 Chamberlain. M.-41, 161, 162 Chambers. P.-41 Chance. D.-41, 114, 149 Chandler. J.-41 Chapman. C.-41 Chavez, M.-33. 41 Cilley, P.-41. 190. 191 Clare. M.-41 Clark, B.-41 Clark. D.-42. 122. 107 Clark. T.-42, 192 Claussen. D.-42, 112 Cleal, D.-42 Clements, J.-42, 112 Cobb. D.-33. 42 Coliey. L,-42 Cole, D.-42 Collier. J.-42 Collins. J.-42 Collins, M.-42 Collins, S.-42 24 Colten, B.-42, Conner, G.-42 Coomb, S.--42 Cooney, C.-31, 42, 151 Com, G.-42 Corder, W.-42 Corradino, D.-42. 119, 182, 183 Cosindas, C,-28, 42 Cossid, L.-42, 145 Couterier, E,-42 Cowles, J.-42, 109, 128, 130, 134, 206 Craig, C.-42 Crandall, D.-42, 149 Creel, C.-42, 101 Cronin, K.-42 Cruce, J.-42 Crum, J.-42 Cruz, S,-42 Cummings, P,-42 Currey, T.--43, 116 Curtis. G.-43 Cuthbert, M.-43 Dailey, R.-43 Darnerell, M.-43 Daniel, M.-43, 150 Dantice, D.-43, 168, 192 D'Antoni. L.-43, 150 111,116,118 Fanning, D.-45 Fardig. P.-45 Farmer, D.-45 Farney, W.-45. 161, 162, 178 Farr, J.-45, 150 Feldt, J.-45 Fermell, B.-45, 114, 150, 161, 163 Fenner, H.-45 Ference, L.-45, 146 Ferrn. J,-45 Femandez, Y.-45 Fiebeger, J.-45 Fitzgerald, R.-45 Flachrneier, R.-45, 116 Fletcher, C.-45 Flinn, R.-45 Flint. B.-45, 104 Flores, A.-45 Flores, G.-45 Flores, R,-45 Foley, J.-45 Ford, S.-45, 104, 116, 197, 198, 199 201 Fortin, G.-45 Francis. M.-45, 144 Franklin, P.-45 Fraser. D.-45 B.-45. 94, 107, 113, 115, 116 Damell, B.-43, 119, 171, 174 Daugherty, C.-43 Davis, B ,-43 Davis. C.-32. Davis, J.-43. Davis. P.-36. 200 Davis. S.-43 43 118 43. 97, 195, 197, 199. . 93, 99, 104, 109, 128, 130 Davison, Nl.-43. 96. 115. 119. 134, 135 Dawdy, P.-28, 43, 114, 144. 149 Dawdy, S.-43. 110 Deacon. W.-43. 130. 134, 206 Decker, L.-43, 123, 128, 130, 186. 189 Decker, M.-43 Decker, S,-43. 97. 116 Degler. K.-43 De Moss, J.-43 Demski, J.-43 Denham, R,-43 Denison. L.-43 157 Frederico, C.-46, 94, 104, 107, 116 Freeman. L.-46. 128, 130, 199 French. P.-46 Frew, L.-46, 161, 163 Fry. L.-46. 120, 192 Frye, J.-46, 94. 116, Fumess, M.-46 Furtado. P.-46 Galka, M.-46 Gallant, Y.-46 Gallup, N.-46 Ganger. R.-46 Garber, G.-28. 46 Garland, S.-46 Garrison. J.-46, 150 Garvey. R,-46 Gayk, P.-46. 150 Gazay, S,-46. 100, 111. 115, 116, 151 Gelner, J.-46. 121 144 Dewell. D.-43 Dewitt. O.-43 Diaz. R.-43 Dickenson, J.-43 Dierberger, D.-44, 186 Dillon. R.-44. 120 Dinkler, P.-44, 94. 97. 104, 114, 147. 148, 196, 197, 199, 201 Dmitrieff, D.-181 Doak, S,-44. 110, 150 Dodson, L.-33, 44 Does. F.-44 Doeskin. A.-44 Dolan, L.-44, 100. 104. 113 Dolph, K.-44. 108, 116, 125, 150 Dougal. J.-44 Downs. J.-44. 197, 199.200 Doyle. E.-44 Gibbons, D.-46 Gibson, B.-28. 46, 99. 104. 105, 195 196, 199, 200 Gilmore. 12.432, 46, 120, 192 Gimino. R.-46. 161, 163 Godoy, R.-46, 175 Godsey. B.-46 Godwin. J.-46, 99, 113.116 Goforth. D.-46. 94. 119, 161, 163 Goin, L.-46 Goodwin. D.-46 Gould. J.-46 Govoreau, D.-47 Graeff, D.-47 Graham, S.-47, 198, 199 Granger, J.-47 Granum, E.-47 Gray. C.-47 Duarte. R.-44 Duffy, D.-44 Dugdale. C.-44. 118 D.-44 Dunphy, P.-44 Dunton, D.-44 Duranso, D,-44. 112 Dussault, M.-44 Dye. M,-44. 116 Easton, J.-26, 44, 96. 98, 104, 119, 190. 191 Echaves, C,-44 Eckersley, M.-44. 168 Eckman. M.-44. 116. 151 Edwards. M.-44 Edwards. P.-44, 116. 148 Edwards. S.-44 Edwards. T.-44 Elliott. K.-44, 116. 151 Epperson, B,-44, 144. 150 Epperson. L.-45, 111, 112. 125, 116, 151 Erhard, G.-45, 97. 114, 115. 134, 135 Esqueda. L.-45 Estrella. R.-45 Gray. W.-47 Greatrex, J.-47 Griggs. G.-47, 111 Gros. K.-47 Grothe. D.-47. 92. 171, 173. 174. 182. 183 Guillet. A.-47 Gullion, S.-47. 116 Gully. R.-47 Guzman. N,-47 Guzman. S.-47 Gwinn. B.-47. 142 Habner. S.-47. 94. 98, 119. 156, 178 Hall. E.-47 Hallstone, T.-47 Hambly. J,-47 Hamilton. R.-47 Hamm. B.-47. 121 Hammett. M,-47. 91. 116 Hammond. N.-47 Hankins. C.-47 Hanson. S.-47 Hardin. N.-47, 115 Harger, D.-47 239 4 Hargrove, L.-47 Harker, B,-47, 171, 172, 174, 182, 183 Harmon, G.-48 Harpole, A.-48 Harrell, L.-48, 116, 206 Harrington, C.-48 Harris, S.--48, 144 Hastings, C.-48 Hatanaka, H.-48 Haugen, T.-48 Hausmaninger, V.-48 Heigel, S.-48, 130 Heimberger, C.-48 Hein, J.-26, 27, 48, 94, 97, 100,102, 104, 109, 115, 116, 128, 130 157, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200 Heitshusen, S.-48, 102, 104 Held, R.-48 Helmick, C.-48 Henderson, C.-48 Henderson, M.-48, 198, 199, 200 Henexson, C.-48 Henroid, M.-96, 115, 119, 133 Herbel, G.-48, 150, 161, 163, 171, 173 182, 183 Heroux, R.-48 Herring, K.-48 Hibbard, F.-48 Hilgenfeld, M.-48, 97, 116 Hill, T.-32, 48, 108, 110, 124, 125, 134 Himebaugh, S.-48 Hinojosa, J.-48 Hinojosa, R.-48 Histed, J.-48 Hitchcock, J.-28, 48, 101 Hobbs, D.-48 I-Iock, B.-48 Hodes, B.-49 Hodge, D.-49, 107 Hoffer, J.-49, 200 Holden, S.-49 Holsinger, J.-49 Holt, G.-28, 49 .Hopkins, R.-49 Horton, J.-49, 146, 178 Horton, R.-49 1 Howard, G.-28, 49, 99, 104, 105, 114, 150 Hoy, C.-49 Hraback, P.-49, 101 Huddleston, L.-49 Hughes, D.-49 Hull, V.-49 Hunt, L.-49, 171, 174, 178 Hunt, S.-49 Hunters, B.--49 Huntley, D,-49 Hysom, S.-49, 93, 116, 196, 199, 200 Idler, S.-49 Iekel, L.-49 Ingram, C.-49 Ingwersen, J.-49, 121 Inman, L.-28, 49 Isbell, T.-49 Iwashita, K.-49, 93, 97, 115, 198, 199 Jackson, A.-49, 134, 135 Jackson, H,-49, 123, 146, 186, 188 Jackson, S,-49, 116 Jackson, V.-49 Jaedicke, 13.-50 Janwick, S.-50, 112 Jarrell, H.-50 Jeannotte, J.-50 Jenkins, D,-50, 114, 149 Johnson, A.-50 Johnson, C.-50 Kennedy, S.--50, 111, 118 Kent, D.-50 Kem, S.-50 Kertscher, R.-28, 51, 97, 132, 133 Key, D.-51, 92 Kiefer, C.-51 Kiewert, L.-51 Kinard, K.-51 Kirk, F.-51 Kirkland, R.-51 Kishiyama, M.-26, 28, 32, 51, 93, 94. 97, 102, 115, 156, 157, 198, 199, 200 Kliss, D.-51, 190, 191 Kmet, J.-181 Knoblock, P.-51 Knox, T.-51, 114, 149 Koblitz, G.-51, 96, 104, 115, 193 Koehler, M.-51, 99, 104, 141, 198, 199, 200 Koenings, J.-51 Koontz, C.-51 Kouba, B.-51 Kouacervich, G.-51 Krajacic, N.-51, 108 Kramer, M.-51, 94, 100. 1 Kreager, D.-51, 182, 183 Kubota, L.-51 Kubota, R.-29, 51, 115 Kudebeh, B.-33, 51 Kula, S.-51, 171, 173, 190 Kupersmith, S.-51, 94 Lahey, G.-51 Lamb, M.-51 Lambert, I.-51, 116 Lambeth, R.-51, 96, 114, 149, 156 Lamitz, M.-51, 145 Landes, J.-52, 97, 104, 195, 196, 198. 199, 200 Landin, Ft.-52 Lane, B.-52 Lapoint, S.-52 Larkin, E,-52 Larkin, G.-116 Larkins, K.-52, 112, 206 Lawrence, Lawrence, D.-52, 104, 115, 143 S.-52 Learned, L.-52 Leffler, P.-52, 151 Legarolf, K.-52, 206 Lehman, G.-52, 110, 14-4 Leiner, E,-52, 116, 150 Lemon, J.-52 Leo, T.-52, 123, 186 Leonard, J.-52 Lewis, B.-52 Lewis, J.-52, 151 Lewis, S.-52 Leyvas, P.-52, 192 Liebe, M.-52 Liggett, R. -52, 145, 147 Liles, M.-52, 144 Lima, E.-52 Lingren, L,-52 Link, D.- 52, 97, 100, 108, 114, 149 Livezey, D.-52, 1,51 hoard, H.-28, 52, 97, 116, 148 Loard, 13.-52, 148 Loiacono, J.-52, 112 Lomharrl, L.-26, 27, 52, 114, 115, 143, 150 Long, D.-551 lnpez, C,-53, 198, 199 Love-rin, .I Lowe, L.-5.1 Lopez, K.--5.1 .-53, 116 15, 116, 134 Mcllliillips, B.-36, 53, 161, 163, 164, 166, 178 Maahs, R.-53 Magdalene, L.-53, 168 Manard, S.-53 Mang, J.-31, 53. 151 Manning, J.-54 Marconnet, R.-54 Marin, Y.-54 Marten, T.-54, 187 Martin, G--54 Martin, M--54. 93. 99 Martindale, B.-54 Mata. J.-54 Matouk, S.-54 Maxson, D.-54. 171, 172 Maxson, M.-54, 114. 149. 167. 173 May, A.-54. 178 Maybmy, M.-54, 93, 94, 99, 104. 116. 138, 139, 142. 197, 198, 200 Meade, J.-54, 97, 116, 150, 198, 199. 200 Meger, J.-54 Meisenheimer, J .-54 Mendoza, B.-54 Merrell, T.-54 Mesa, R,-54 Metcalfe, J.-32. 54 Meyer, E.-54 Meyers, A.-54 Milbrat, M.-54. 116 Milbrat, R.-54 Millard, M.-28, 54 Miller, H.-54 Miller, J.-54 Miller, M.-54 Miller, R.-54, Miller, R.-54 181 Millonzi, D.-54, 187 Mitchell, D,-55, 94, 197 Mittman, C.-55 Mobarry, B.-55, 168 Montgomery, N Moody, R.-55 Moore, D.-55 .-55 Moore, J.-55, 116 Moore, J.-55, 181 Moore, L.-55 Morles, H.-55 Moreno, D.-55 Moreno, R.-55 Moreno, V,-55 Morford, A.-55, 114, 149 Morgan, D.--55, 99 Morris, A.-55, Morris, C.-28, 115, 124, 13 Morris, J.-55, 178 55, 94, 97, 105, 114. 4, 135, 150, 157 149 Morrison, K.-55 Morrow, B.-55 Mortensen, J.-28, 32, 55, 99 Mortensen, J.-28, 55, 99, 150 Moshenko , T .- 55, 147 Mosholder, L.-55 Moulton, J.-32, 55, 196, 198, 199 Moutard, W.-55 Mullen, L.-55, 179 Mumma, B,-55, 161 Munyon, P.-55 Munz, V.-55 Murdoch, Ii,-5 Murillo, A.-56 5,99,104,141,138, 139 Murphy, G.-56, 109, 116, 128, 130, 206 Murphy, J.-56 Mulphy, P.-56 , 114, 192 Johnson, D,-50, 114, 116, 144, 148 ohnson, L.-50, 94, 102, 101, 113, 116 Johnston, G.-50,171,172,173 Jones, N .-50 Jones, R.-50 Jordan, F.-50 Joslin, P.-215, za, 112, 50, 94, 97. 104. 105, 1 198, 1 09,115,116,128,130,196, 99,200 Jurlge, P.-50 Kain, 11,-50 Kannarrl, S.-50 Katz, A.-50, 148 Keesee. '11--50 Kelser, C.-50 Keller, R.-29, 50, 94, 115, 119, 168 Kel1y,A.-50, 111 Kelly, S.-50 Kelsen, R,-50. 161. 162 Kelsey, S.-50 Kemp, R.-50, 100, 108, 118 Kennedy, J.-50, 100, 112, 116, 190,200 Lundy, 13.-Fil, 144 Lykcns, J.-53 Lyon, L,-551, 107 Lyons, lt.--53 Lyons, S,-511 Ml:Aflam, J.-53 McAlis1c-r, 11,-53, 199, 201 lVlcCslrthy, 1'.-53, 1518, 199, 200 Mcflollum, IJ,-53 lV1Cf10rl'lf110llS, J.-551, 145 Mrtfkiy, 1,.-511, 120 MCl"ilTl?1l1Il, J,-53 lV1c:f1:luglly, Nl.-53, 113, 116, 125 lVlCf1i11ln, li.--511 lVlf'll1t,nsh, J.-511 McIntyre, J.-53, 120 lV1cKinzie, L.-53 Mt'Kni1.gll1., 11.-Sl, 1651, 178 McL:lugl1lin,1C.--1 12 McMahon, J.-53 McMurry, V.-53 McNeil, C.-53 Murphy, 1'.-28,Z12,56, 112 Murray, J.-56 MLll'rl1y, 1'.-56, 97, 150 Muclwgnin, N.-56, 140 N1lklll11llFPl, J.-25, 26, 56, 96, 104, 119, 1541 N1iII,S.-545 N2ll1liI'l'V1H, M.--56, 101, 111, 125 Nilpoli, V.-513 N1-1T, NI.-56 N1-imun, I.-541 N1'lS0ll, 11.--28, 56, 104, 105, 1011, 128, 1:10, 1721 Nl'1WllI1, 11.4-513 NI'lll111ll1, .1.--Ni Nr-w, I.,-50 NI'W11llI'K. lt.-56 N11-lmln, lt.-515, 112 N1l'l'll1IlI1l1, M.f54i, 116 Nmlli, ll.-i511 Nlblilllfl, K.-541 Norris, Sf-32, 56 Nnwvll, J.-56 Oaks, D.- Odermatt, C.-56 Ogle, C.-56, 94 Oliver, C.-31, 56, 1511 Olsen, N.-56 Olson, B.-56, 116 Olson, F.-57, 97 Olvera, M.-32, 57, 115 O'Neal, S.-57 Orendorff, C.-57 Osborn, C.-57, 98, 101, 119, 169, 190 Oshaben, M.-57, 150 Owen, G.-57 Owen, H.-57, 147, 168, 178 Paige, N.-57 Palka, J.-57, 94, 107, 108, 116, 122 Palmi, M.-57, 101, 116, 156 Pannek, D.-57 Pannier, L.-57, 119,190 Parent, L.-57, 101 Parker, M.-57, 196, 197, 198, 199,200 Parvin, E.-57, 112, 145 Passo, B.-57, 161 Payne, E.-57 Pearson, L.-57, 121 Pelser, D.-57 Pena, R,-57, 114, 118, 119, 149 Pennella, R.-57 Perez, R.-57 Peripol, J.-57 Perrella, C.-57 Peters, D.-57 Peters, G.--57, 116 Peters, J.-57 Peters, P.-57 Peterson, B.-57 Peterson, L.-57, 94, 108, 113, 116, 125 Peterson, S.-28, 58 Peterson, T.-58 Petnick, H.-58, 94, 112, 116, 130, 196, 198, 199, 200 Philps, S.-58 Phillips, T.-58 Pickett, W.-58, 131 Pierce, B.-58 Pierce, J.-58 Pierce, R.-58 Pietsch, V.-28, 58 Pitts, N,-58, 128 Platinga, M.-58 Poe, T.-58 Polley, J,-58 Poor, M.-58 Porter, P.-58 Portillo, C.-458 Potts, J,-58 Pruett. T,-58. 99, 104, 116 Pruitt, A.-28, 58, 116 Pullman, J.-32, 36. 58, 97, 114. 116, 133, 149 Punt, B.-58, 167 Purchase, J.-58 Quaid, D.-58 Quandt, R48 Quattrini. Nl.-58 R1-ichunok, N.-58 Ragland, P.-58 Railey, R.--58 Railslmck, E.-58, 147, 187 Rainey. K.-58. 100. 104, 116, 150, 196. 197, 198, 199. 200 Raith, J,-59. 121. 123 Ramirez, B.-59, 161, 164, 182, 183 lrlllllllli, F.-59 Runge, C.-49 Runga-1, J.-59 Rupp, 11.--59 1111SI11llXi011, K.-59 1il1Sl11LlSS91l, P.-59, 96, 132, 133 111111. J.-59. 97, 104 11l1l1SK'l1li0ll1, Y.--59 ROIIKIIH. S.-59. 93, 99, 104. 105, 106. 12-1. 143, 206 llvnrclon, S.--59 1il'1lS0l10Vl'I'. R.-59 Reed, L.-59 livckor, S.-59 ltocvos, 11.-5511, 161, 164 l1l'111t'I1llll1l1, J.-59, 198, 199, 200 ltcquurth, P.-59 Roy, E.-59 ltvynolds, J.-511 Rhea. W.-511 lticlinrrls, S.-59, 100, 102, 104, 116 ltichnrdson, K.-59 Ridgeway, L.--59 Riffcl, C.-59 '1'aylor,lJ,-4551 Rings, ii.-so Ring, R.-59, 142 Rilts, 0-59, 116 Roberts, N,-551, 107, 112 Roberts, l'.-551, 113 Roberts, R.-50 Robertson, C.-rio, 146, 147, 168, 178 H0111-frtson, C.-60, 94, 97, 109, 128, 130, 138, 157, 195, 198, 199, 200 Robinson, P.-60 Rorldam, N.-60 Rodgers, G.-60, 94, 107, 157 Roepke, L.-60, 119 Rogers, C.-60 Rogers, L.-60 Rogers, V.-60, 100, 102, 104, 109, 116, 130 Romero, R.-60 Sholl, H.-61 Slirabel, G,-61, 161, 164 Shroerler, B.-61, 165 Silverman, J.-61 Sims, 11,-61, 161, 165 Sims, W.-61, 108, 124, 134 Sliger, IJ.-61, 99, 104, 141, 150, 197, 199, 200 Smalley, Y.-61 Schultz, G.-60, 171. 174. 182. 183 Stickler Rose, A. -60 Roseberry, D.- Roth. J.-60 Roth, J.--60 60 Rouch, P.-60, 151 Rouse, T.-60 Rucker, J.-60 Rumph, N.-60 Rupert, D,-60, Rupert, M.-60 Russell, K.-60 Ryan, B,-60 Salazar, F.-60 Salmon, H.-60 161, 167 Sampson, J .-60, 116 Sanchez, C.-60 Sanders, B.-60, 92, 94, 98, 119, 125, 191 Saucedo, J.-192, 193 Schaff, B.-26. 28, 32, 60, 94, 97, 104, 105, 109, 114, 115, 116, 128, 130, 150, 196, 198, 199, 200 Scherer, C.-60, 01, 110, 116 Schmidt, D.-60, 181 Schultz. K.-61, .93, 114,116,150 Schwilk, S.-61 116, 150, 200 Schwitzgehel, B. 61 Sedlotf, B.-61, 99, 100, 116 Shamas, R.-61, 123, 186, 188 Shannon, R.-61 Shay, P.-61 Shepard, G,-28, 61, 138, 139, 161, 162, 164, 178 Sheppard, D.-28, 61, 178 Shigenaka, J.-61, 168, 178. 179, 180 Shiota, J.-26, 27, 61, 92, 96, 119, 161, 164 Shockney, C.-61, 150 Abellana, M.-69, 117 Ackles, P.-69 Adams, J.-69, Adams, J.-69 Adams, P.-69, Adams. S.-69 117 131 Adler, G.-69, 93, 97, 104, 117, 198, 201 Aguilar, C.-69, 179 Allen, C.-69, 190 Allen, J,-69 Allen, M.-69 Smith, B.-61 Smith, B.-61, 178 Smith, C,-61, 161, 166, 182, 183 Smith, D.-61 Smith, E.-61, 145, 1.47 Smith,lVl.-61 Smith, R,-61 Smith, S.-61, 109, 128, 130 Smith, S,-61 Smith, S.-61, 145, 146, 147, 168, 179 Smith, W,-61, 121 Smithton, D.-62 Snow, Nl.-62 Snyder, P.-62 Solomon, S.-62 Spargar, J.--62 Sparks, A.-62 Spurill, R.-62 Spyksma, J.-62 Stacy, M.-62 Stafford, T.-62 Stagner, 62, 116 Staley, R.-62 Stanton, D,-62 Stark, C.-02, 92, 114, 119, 150, 171, 1731 182, 1811 Starr, R.-62, 192 Staton, G.-62 Stearns, M,-62 Steel, B,-62, 116 Stevens, C,-62, 94, 97, 100, 102, 104, 148 157, 199, 200 J.-62, 191 Stockwell, G,-62, 98 Stone, A.-62 Stone, D.-62 Stone, R.-62, 107 Stotts, J,-62, 116 St, Pierre, R.-62 Strandherg, D.-62 Strom, V.-62, 116 Strong, W.-62 Studehaker. T.-62 Summers, C,-653, 116 Sutphin, S.-63, 108, 134 Swatman, R.-68 Sweet, J.-63 144, 150 Bell, N.-69 Bell, R.-69 Bemiller, 11.-69 Benochea, L.-69 Bennett, J.-69 Benson, K,-69, 142 Berault, E,-69 Berault, J.-69 Bergeson, -1.-69, 101 Bihhee, 11.-69 JUN Anderson, C.-69 Anderson, J.-69 Anderson, S.-69, 117, 145 Biegler, F.-69 Bissell, L.-69 Blanchard, D.--69 Blankmeyer, B.-69, 93, 104, 125, 196, Carrocino, S.-70 Cuba, J,-70 Anderson, S.-69, 110, 144 Andres, S.-69, 102, 108, 117, 136, 137 Anthony, M.-69 Arciniaga, A.--69 Arthur, G.-69, 175 Austin. P.-69 Avila. G.-69 Bacca. L.-69, 151 Backus, L.-32, 69 Baker, M.-69 Baker, S.-69 Balderhausen, J.-69, 117 Bandell, D.-69 Barret, M.-69, 117 Bartlett, J.-69 Bartosh, A.-69, 117 Bartsch, B.-69, 117 Bates, K.-69 Batten, E.-69 Beach, S.-69 Beale, P.-69, 102, 117 Beard, A.-69 Beeman, R.-68, 69, 104, 114, 117, 136, 197, 199, 198, 201 Boatman. B.-69 Bogan, L.-69, 117 Bojorquez, S.-69, 117 Bond, P.-69 Boone, W.-69 Bounous, lVl,-69 Bourassa, J.-69 Bowman, J.-69, 114, 150 Brace, G.-69 Branchaud, L.-69, 104, 117 Brandon, S.-69, 109, 130 Brandt, L.-69 Brenneis, R.--69 Brewer, S.-69, 97, 117 Broeker, G,-69 Bromer. P.-69 Brown, C.-69 Brown, C.-69 Brown, D.-69, 191 Brown, J.-33, 69 Brown, P.--69, 117 Swegheimer, l".-611 Swenson, H.-fill, 121 Swenson. R -till Switzer, 1. -Hit Swollolwt. ti 4-Htl Talolla. ll-1151 'l'111,:1rv-s, 1" -till Tawnt-y, 1-' 31111 T , , sylor, 1,-gas, 1151, 214, mi, sm, 1114, 114, l1t1,1-15, lftti Teague, S.-611, 911, 114, 145, 151, 197, 12151, zoo Terry, B.-651, 182,11-421 Teske, M.-671, 1514 '1'hiessen,G,-611, 101, 156 Thompson, B.-611, 186, 188 Thornslmerry, V.--011, 1111, 165, 191 Tipping, B.-11.3, 107 Toomey, L,-63 Toomey, 11.-651 Torgerson, H.-611, 120 Torres, G.-63 Torres, T,--651 Toussau, ,I,-28, 63, 99. 104, 116 Tracy, K.-611 Trosper, K.-651 Troutman. S.-63, 94, 97, 157, 195, 196, 199 Tuinhout, H.-63, 121 Turner, B.-64, 145, 116 Turner, R.-64 Turner, S,-64, 124 Turney, E.-64, 116 Ulmer, C.-61, 99, 144 104, 116, Umlno, C.-29, 64, 94, 97, 115, 116, 198, 199 Underwood, G.-64 Urahe, P,-64 Van Ness, E.-64 Van Ornum, J.-64, 193 Van Osten, L.-64, 131 Van Tassel, C. 64, 145, 178 Van Zee, N.-64 Varney, S,-64, 116 Vaughn, J.-64 Verdugo, M.-64 Visel, J.-64, 97, 104, 116, 198, 199, 200 Visel, J.-64, 98 Vogel, D.-64 Voight, A.-64 150, 195, 125 Vollom, D.-64, 146, 147, 161, 171, 172 173,182,183 Vrooman, D.-64, 145 Waite, A.-64 IDRS Brown, S.-69 Brown, V.-69, 17 Brownfield, M.-69 Browning, D,-70 Bryant, G.-70, 114, 150 Burdick, D. -70, 161, 165 Burdick, G.-70 Burgess, J.-70 Burgess, W.-70 Burke, B.-70 Burlingame, P,-70 Burns, G.-32, 70 Burrows, T.-70 Butler, B.-70 Byguni, R.-70 Cabler, J,-70 Cagley, D.-70 Caldwell, P.--70 Callahan, N.-70, 104, 117 Callaway, T,-70 Calleros, R.-70 Campbell, L.-70, 191 Campbell, M,-70 Cano, E.-70 Cano, -1.-70 Capaso, A,-70 Carlson, D.-70, 176 Carlson, G.-70, 145 Carlson, J.-70 Carmichael. K,-70, 114, 150 Carter, E.-70 Carter, G.-70, 105, 124, 1 150, 186 Carter, G.-70, 104 Castillo, S.-70 Cave, C,-70 36, 137, 140, VV:1i tes. Walker. 12.-64 R.-512. 64 Wallace, I..-64. 102, 108 Wallace. lvl.-04 VValler. M.-64 Walsh, J.--64. 151 Warm-r, C,-64, 116, 130 Warren. J .-5355, G4 Wa ssc-ni niller, J.-65 Waters, 11,-65 Watkins, 11,-65. 118, 134 Watt,1P.-65, 12fl, 188 Watters, R.-65 Warns, M.-28, 65, 119, 116, 199. 200 Welister, F.-65. 150 Webster, P.-65 Weiss, J.-65, 151 Weitman, M.-65 Wickham, P.-65 Wilhourn, W.-65 Wilbur, J.-65 Wilcox, S.-65 Williams, A.-66 Wilkins, N.-28, 66, 99, 116, 198, 199, 200 Wilkins, S.-66 Williams, C.-66 Williams, Cv,-66 Williams, J.-66, 161, 165 Williams, T.-66 , 197 Willis, .1.-66, 109, 128. 130, 198, 199 200 Wilson. S.-66 Wilson, Z,-66 Wiltsie, C.-66.101, 116 Winkelmann. I.,-66,114, 115, 150 Winnard. A.-66 Witt. T,-66, 94, 107, 108, 156, 157 Witte. B.-66 Wolford, ,l.- 66, 102 Wooflroff, S,-66, 165 Woods, J.-66 , Wood, G.-66 Woodward. G.-66, 96, 161, 165, 178 Woody, S,-66 Wray, B.-66 Wylie, W.-66, 206 Wynne, M.-66, 116 Yaconelli,M,-66 Young, R.-66, 168 Young, S.-66, 168, 180 Zeevelcl, A.-66, 110, 144 Zelnar, E.-66 Zemojtel, L.-66, 150 Chambless. S.--70 Chancellor, A.-70 Chapin, G.-70 Charvo, V,-70 Chloupek. M.-70 Church, G.-70, 170, 177 Clark, B.-70 Clarke. E- 70, 148 Clarke, J.-70 Clifford, P.-70 Cluff, L.-70 Coall, G.-70 Cochran, T.-70 Cochrun, W.-70, 168 Coelho, C.-70 Cole, C.-70, 184 Collins, G.-70 Collins, W.-70 Conner, J.-70 Cooper, S.-70 Copeland, B.-70, 136 Coupland. R.-70, 95, 98, 107, 122 Cousins, J.-70, 123, 187, 189 Cowger, D.-70 Cox, M.-70 Cox, W.-70, 161, 166 Cranston. P.-70, 108, 117, 150 Critchfield, R.-70 Cronin. R.-70 Cross, B.-70, 130, 198, 201 Cullen. J.-70 Cummings, G.-70 Cunningham, C.-70, 108, 124, 148, 150 Currant, L.-70 Currier, C.-28, 70. 99, 104, 117. 196. 197, 198, 199, 201 241 4 Dale, J,-711 IJIJXIIIUFC. 11,-28, 70. 101 11anard, VV.-70 I1anhof'f, ll.-70, 104, 117 Danloy, 11.-711 Dargatz. D.--70, 11121 Darrah, F.-70 Davenport, H.-70, 150 Davie, H.-711 102.10-1,117 Davis, A.-71, 1111, 104, 117, 144, 150 Davis. 11,-71 Davis. R,-71, 123, 168, 189 Davis, S.-28, 71 Davis, S.-71 Dawdy, L.-71 Dawson. K.-71 Dean, N.-71, 95, 1415, 196, 197, 198. 201 116-ffner. P,-71. 99. 104, 117, 138, 143 Delahunt. J.-71 Del Crognale, A.-71, 176 Deming, J.-71 Dexter, R.-71 Dick. C.-71, 179 Dickenson. D.-71, 117 Dickey, B,-71, 119, 161, 166, 179 Dierberger, K.-71, 123, 186, 189 Donica, P.-71, 99 Dorn, T.-71 Douglas, R.-71 Dow, G.-71. 95. 180 Downs, K.-71 Drake, J.-71 Driftmier, K.-71 Du Coing, B.-71 Dunlavy. S.-71, 166 Dye, K.-71, 196, 197, 198,199 Eagle-son, D.-71, 117 Easton, J.-71, 95, 97, 104. 117, 195, 196, 198, 201 Eaton. L.-71 Edwards, K.-71, 117 Edwards, L.-71 Ehrle, B.-28, 71 Eisenhower, M.-71 Elder, G.-71 Ellioti, D,-71 Endicott, C.-71, 117, 198, 199, 201 Epperson, B.-28, 71 Ethier, G.-71 Hanlon. J.-72 Hansen, G,-72 1-larnion, D.--72, 1111 1-larnGy, 11.-72, 184 Hart, G.-28. 72 Hart, J.-72 Hartman, B.-72 Hartman, L.-72 Harvey, N.-72 Hatfield, J.-68, 72 Hatfield, L.-72 Hauck, P.-72. 109. 198, 1921 Haveless, J.-72 Hawkins, G,-72, 114, 144, 151 Healy, C.-72, 117 Heniingsen, D.-72 Hennings, C.-72, 1111, 114, 125, 146, 1116, 1118 Henry, S.-72, 1114, 1210, 151, 198. 11111 Hensley, L.-72, 1116, 1117, 1118, 11121, 2110, 201 Herrick, L.-72, 117 Herring, D.-72 Heyhrock, L.-72. 151 Hicks, J,-72, 118 Hildebrand, T.-72 Hilliard, H.-72 Hilsaheck, L.-1621 Hixson. D.-72 Hoag, T.-1251, 187 Hooppner, J.-72 Hoepprier, J.-144 Hotffner, K.-72. 104, 177, 190 Hood, L.-72, 1110 Hopkins. G,-72 Hopkins, W.-72 Houston, D.-72, 1211, 186, 1218 Howell, J.-72 Howell. T.-72 Hoxsie, D.-72 Hughes, S.-72 Hughes, T.-72 Hunler, J.-72, 1118, 11111, 200 Hurl11et,J.-2E.1,72,114, 104, 114, 115, Hyde, R.-72 Ingram, M.-72 Isaac, W,-72 lvory, H.-72 Jackson, J.-72, 151 Fisher, B.-71, Fisher, D.-71 104,151,198, 199, 201 Fitzgerald, G,-71 Floddy, R.-71 Flowers, L.-71 Flynn, C.-32, 71, 107,122 Fontaine, J.-95 Forbes, J.-71 Forbes, M.--71. Ford, D.-71 12f1,145,187.189 Formicola. J.-71 Forsythe, B.--71, 951, 104, 117, 1311, 139, 198, 199, 20 Fourman, P.-7 Francis. F.-71, Franco, R.-71 Fraser, J.-71 1 1 145 Freeman, N.-29, 71, 95, 104, 115, 117. 198, 11111 Frye, G.-71 Fry, J.-71. 101 Fulton, J.-71. 110 Fussell, E.--71 Galiano, K.-71 Garr1ner,D.-71 .117 .168 Gates, C.-71,115, 198, 200 Gelker, T,-71 Gibson, J.-71. 02, 161, 166 Gilfillar1,F.-72 Gilger, A.-72 Gillam, C-72 Girard, G.-72, Glorika, M.-72 Godden. 11.-72 Goodwin, J.-72 fl-orfly, 1'.-72 108, 125 , 110, 109, 130 fioszcwski, 11.-72 Gott. G,-112 Cove. W.-72, 1111, 176 Graber, C,-72 Graves, S.-72 Gr:1v,f,.-291.12 Greedy, J.-72 Ure-cn, 17.-72 Hall, '1',-72 Hnllard, 11.-72 Ham, Pl,-72 ,72,1171,10f5, 115 I'1JllTll'l'lUf'1!1,r17.-172, 151, 167 Jacques, D.-72, 145, 147 Jacques, K,-72, 180 Jenkins, M.-28, 72, 114, 150, 106, 19 1118, 199, 200 Jennings, L.-72 Jeter, 11.-72 Johnson, 13.-72, 187, 189 Johnson, D. -72 Johnson, J,-72 Jones, F.-72 Jones, J .-72 Jones, N,-711 Jordan, C.-751, 1110, 199, 201 Kaelin, S.-711 Karacha. E, -7.1 Katz,J.73,184 Kaufman, 1.1.-711 Kelley, G.-751, 1111 Kcllr-y, R.-751, 161, 166 Kcnnc'1y,f1 .-7.1 1: Kior, P.-711, 1151, 1114, 117 Killrargcr, S.-751 Killingsworlh, 113111, 7f1 King, 11.-7.1 Kinsey, H.-731 Kinzr-r, S.-7J1 Kirk, J.-711 Kirk, ll --751 K1tv,11.-7.1, 1.10, 11111 KI:-in, Vs-75 K lm-inworth. 11.-711 Kllf-vcr, 11.-711 Kliscli, K.-711 Knox, 11.-711 Kraslcl, S,-7f1,115, 1011, 1110, 11111, lim, 201 1,:1 1"ortunr-. '1' 71 17F111117l'111, '1'.-731, 1111, 11161, 182, 11'1f1 11Hl11'lhf'l', 11.-751 l,analin.11.--751, 1011 1.11111-r,.1.-211, 751 llnnigsori, 11.-751, 180 ' 1 1.411115-41111, K.-7.1, .15 111ll'ZUT1l'f', J.-7-1, 1111 l,zurouf'hc, G,-711 liatlirop, 1'.-7.1 l,attne, N.-751, 151 1.1-clc-:1r, T,-751 117 7 1-1. 1100.1-1.1 11011I111iIl. 11.-731, 150 1.1-non, H.-7.1 1.1-ntz, R.-7,1 1.1-pper, G.-711 1,1-ssi,C'.-711 1.estul'. 11.-7:1 I1-vt-1-it, J.d7:s, 1111, 1011, 117. l.ic'l1enwalte - - 1 r, 11.-751 l71l'l1l,15.i'71 Liles, I.-711, 15111, 1:17, 11 1.indley.R. -7.1 l,inn,1J.-711. 108 11112, 11.-7.1 Long, 11.--751, 117, 144 Impex, A.-751 Lopez, 11.-711, 148 Lucas, 11.-721 Lumley. E.-711, 118, 150 l.urner, S.-731 Luther, J.-7.1 Luzader. S. -1.1, 117 Lykowski. 11.-77, 144 Mc'11urney. J.-751 Mcfamlless, 11.-85. 1413 McCarthy, C.-731 McCloud . G .-721 Mc'1"ord, C.-7.1 McCullough, 11.-731 Mci'ullougl1, G ,-711 Mc-Feely, T.-711 Mc'Hen ry, K ,-751 1.10 18, 11111, 201 ,147 Mclnerney, C.-731 McKec, M.-711 McKee, M.-751, 151 McKinney, IJ.-731, 1118 McKinney. 1'.-15111, 11111, 201 McKnight, D.-711 Mc11au1.:hl in. 111.-711, 112 Mackensen, S,-751 Maha ffey. Mugili. J.-7:1, 1111, 166 11.-7:1 74 Maher, J.- Malek, 11.-74, 178 Maley.11.-74,101,102, Mannone, 17.-74 Markham. S.-74 Marovich, S.-74 Marshall. J. -74 Marlin, K.-74 Martin. 11.-711, ll-1, 149 Martin, V.--74, 124 M:1sony,S,-74, 144, 1511 M:1ulding,J.-74 May, 11.-74 Means, F.-74 Meier, S.-74, 11111, 1118, 1 Meissner, M,-74 Nlenrlenhall, R.-74 Mcnlic, H.-74 Merkel. 11.-74 Messenger, K.-74, 124 Mickelson, J.-74, 1117. 1 111111, 11111 Micer. 11.-74 Mikolcil, K.-74, 12111 lVlills,11.--711 Mills. W.-74 104 1151, 201 08,111,117 Miller. M.-!12.74.115, 1011. 118, 122, 125, 1210, 1118, 201 Millvr, W.-7-1, 104, 117 Milne. S.-74, 1011, 117 1.10 lV11N1L'11l'l', M.-74 Mittn1:1n.A.-7l,117, 11111, 1117 IUH, 11111, 1101 Mflf1l1l'1111,S.--7'1, 151 Mor-n,1'.-74, 1110 Mom-ll, 11.-74, 11111 Monk, 11.-7f1,11l1, IQQ, 1V1oun. lVl.-711, 1115 Moor, 11.--7-1 lVloorl', 1'l.--741. 11111, 1411 Moorln-ml, 11.3711 Moran, 1'1.-74 Mor:-no, 1'1.i112.74, 12111, 1,113 lVlI1l'11tl11,fl 4711 -1 Morigan, M. f7'1, l-111 11111. l1151,,,,t1l lV1ol'l'is, 154711, Itlt-1 lV111I'I111-1, 11.-711, IH7 lV1lll'l'OW, lV1.f7'1, 117 MK1l'1tll1,11.--7'1, 1131, 117, 1'1'1 Morton. M.g7'1, 1117. 11111 lVlo1lt:1rd. 11.-f74 Mu:-ll:-r,11.-74. 122 Mnllc-n, 'l'.-74, 151 Munoz, CT,-74 Mnrpl1y,11.f7-1, 121 Murphy. 11.-74, 117, 1118, 1119. 2110 Murphy, T.-74 Murray, M.-74 Nankervie, D.-28, 74, 1114 Nelson, D.-74, 11151 Nelson, K.-74, 1:16, 1118, 11111, 201 Nelson, T.-74 Nivosia, L.-74 Nichlas, A,-74 Nicwooner, 11.-74, 104 Niggermcier, 1'.-74 Nixon, F.-7-1 Nohle. 11.-74, 147 Norluerg, V.-74 Norman, 11.-74, 117 Northrop, l'.-74 Nortliup, S.-74 Nudson, ll.-74 Nutter, 1..-74 t1'l1annon, M.-74 O'11rien,C.--74,114, 107 1118, 11111, 21111 l1'11ell,G.-74 Oetlinger. -1 .-74 Olipliant, V.--74 Olivos, O.-74 Olson, 11.-74. 104 122, 1116 Olsen. K,-74, 104, 114, 117, 150, 150, 11111, 1517, 1118, 11111, 2 Olson, J.-75 Olson, S.-75 O'Neal, 11,-75 Onken, J,-75 Osgood, 11,-75 Otey. P.-75, 151 1lZll'li0l', M.-75, 145. 146, 147 1l111'kEl', S.-75 Parsons, J .--75 Patrick, D.-75, 1011, 1110 Patterson, S.-75, 117. V111 Paul, A.-75. 117 Payne. V,-75. 1711 1'eek,J.-1111, 75, 1111, 117. 144 00 ilerkinq, K,-es, 75,1'17, 114, 115, 130, 1411, 12111, 11111, 201 Perrins, M.-75 Vorrymun. F.-75, 177 Pcsterfield, IJ.-75 1'eter. D.-75, 151, 1118, 1911, 201 Peters, D,-75 1'eterson.11,-75, 104,117. 1.111 Peterson, 17.-75 l'ott1tt,1w.-28,75,104.117,101 Pierce. 11.-75, 1112 Piolrowski, 11.-75 Piper, 11.-75, 911 1'latt, D.-75 l'latz, J.-75 Poole. D.-75 1'ortzer. D.-75 l'ottcr, S.-75 Pozos, M,-75 1'r0n1i0o, 11.-75, 121 l'ricer. 11.-75 1'rovenPi0. A,-75. 1711. 1811 Proxmire, J ,-75 l'urc'ull, F.-75 Quails. C.-75, 1111, 117 Qnist, 11.-128. 75 Quisl. K.-75 Ragland. K' -7.1 Rainirvz, V,-7.1 liasnnissvn. J.-75 11atl111'. J..-28. 75. 517, 11111 l1:n1l1,11.-75, 151 Haus, .1.-75 l1ay,VV.-7,1 111-al. 11.-75, 11111 livnlvll. 11.-75 lim-ul, M.-75. 11111, 1217, 1.18, 1,19 111-cl, 1' -75,1111 1it'1111l2ll'I1l, .l.-75 110111-s, .NE75 114-nk,11,-75, 1221, 1117 114-41111, l'l -75. 112 Hilslvy, S 375, 1711 l11'X'1'll1'. 1".f-75 114-ynolds, 11,-75, 1441 111-ynoldw,J.-75.115, 125, 1511, 177 nil-1-. M.-75. 1111. 1117 l1i1'l1arson.'1'.v75 1111-1111-r, M,-75 l1il'lu'l'. 'l'.-475, 11111 Hill-y, W.-75. 12141 lhtlcr, l'.-75, 11111, 1110, 144 liolmcrson, W .-75 111l11l'1'1i,c'.175, 1124, 1:10 Chambers. J.-80. 95. 119 Douglas. J.-81. 180 Robertson. K.-75 Robinson, B.-75 Robinson, D.-75, 191 Robinson, N.-75 Hobson, B.-75 Roderick, W.-75 Rogers, E.-75 Roland, C.-75, 931, 97, 117, 130, 197 198, 199, 201 Bopeycki, 11.-75 liopp. C.-75 Rosas, J.-76 ltoscom. P.-76 Rosenthal, Nl.-76. 176 liothermund, R,-76. 168, 192 Rowe, M.-715, 90, 1116 ltumph, S.-70 liuoft. D,-70, 168 liusscll, S.-715 Sailcedo. R,-715, 177 Salisbury, M.-76 Szilyer, J.-76 Samson, P.--76 Siinti, L.-76 Saran, B.-76 Snucedo, 11.-76 Snverien. U.-76 Sclinnl. VJ.-76, 184 Schct1ler, R.-161, 182, 1811 Sclilegul. 1..-77. 102. 117, 1216, 1117 198. 1119. 201 Schmidt, S.-76, 198 S1-hnoor. P.-76 Schrott, P.-765 Schwanz, N.h7tS Scoby, R.-76 Secrist. L.-76. 131 Sellin. M,-TG. 198. 199 Selby, B.i7ti Shziw. K.-711 Shaiwyer, 15.-76. 95, 107. 122, 156 Sheets. 1,.-76 Shigekawa. G.-76, 96, 179 Shonf. T.--76 Abbott. H.-79 Achielles, B.-144 Acostzi. A.-79, 95 Acosta, L.-79 Acosta, S,-79 Adams. R.-79, 181 Adler. H,-79 Ahrens. H.-79 Aichroth, A.-79, 179 Allen. B.-79, 185 Allen. L.-79. 117, 144 Allen. T.-79. 117 Almieri, A.-79. 108 Ambrose, D.-79 Anderson. A.-79 Anderson. -1.-79 Anderson, J.-79. 108 Anderson, T.-79, 120 Andres. P.-79 Angellar, R.-79 Aquino. NI.-79. 112 Archibald. A.-79 Argo, S.-79 Ariaz. C.-79, 197 Armendarey, C.-79. 185 A rmstrong. D.-79 Armstrong. D.-79 Ashabranner, A.-79 Ashhriclge. S.-79 Ashby, D.-79 Asmus. J.-79 Avemaria, R.-28. 79, 103 Babnick. T,-79 Bailey. J.-79. 145 Bailey. T.-79 Balfour. R.-79 Balmages. C.-79, 103 Bancroft. M.-717 Bartels. T.-79. 156, 161, 168 Shy, W .-76 Simpson, L.-76 Simpson, S.-28, 76 Sirk, P.-76 Slade, J.-76 Sloan, -I,-76 Sloan, S.-76 Smith, D.-76, 150, 151 Smith, K.--76, 95, 11,117 Smith, L.-76, 196, 197, 198, 199,201 Smith, W.-76, 193 Sneddon, J.-76 Sorrick, S.-76, 117 Spann, J.-76 Spatz, B.-76 Spielman, 13.-76, 117, 198, 199. 201 Spino, B.-28, 76 Squier, L.-76, 93, 99, 117 Stafford, G.-76 Stagner, D,-70 Stagner, R.-76 Starr, D.-76. 95, 107 Starr, J.-76. 175. 182. 183 Steelman, S.-76, 95, 106. 117, 198, 199, 200 Steinbrink, R.-76, 117 Steinshover. G.-76 Stenovitch. S.-76 Stewart, D.-28, 76, 114, 117, 149 Stewart, J.--76, 146 Stieler. B.-190. 191 Stone. B.-76 Storey. B.-76, 19, 136, 146, 147. 186 Strain. D.-76 Strung. S.--76, 197 Stratton. L.-76. 109, 117. 1110 Stromquist, B.-28 Suggs, C.-76 Sullivan, H.-76 Sullivan, V.-7ti Summers, J.-76 Sundquist, S.-76 Sutta, E.-120 Swearingen, S.--76, 146. 194. 196, 108, 199 Swenson, P.-76 Swint, H,-765 Taravella, J.-76 Tavares. T.-70, 145, 147. 170, 1923 Taylor, D.-76 Taylor, J.-76 Taylor, T.-77 Tazza, ll.-77 Teece, G.-77 Thatcher, T.--77, 168. 175 Thibodeau, I.-77 Thoele, D.-77 Thomas, S.--77 Thomsaon, B.-77, 146, 147, 108. 175 Thompson. R.-77 Thompson. S,--77 Thornton, K.-77, 97, 109, 117. 1310 Thueson, K,--77 Thuesorl, T.-28, 77, 92. 161, 165, 167 Thurmon, J.-77 Tiffany, J.-77 Tingley, C.-77 Tipping, J.-77 Tofield, J.-77 Topliff, W.-77 Trapp. -1.-77 Trimble, T.-77 Troxel, J.-28, 77, 136, 168, 192 Turner, T.-77 Underwood. B.-77 Urmston. B.-77 Vandenberg. L.-123, 186. 188 Vanderhoven. S.-77, 117 Van Houten. J.-181 Vermuele. J.-77 Villafana, M,-77 Vosburgh. S.-77 Votrian. K.-77 Vukelick, J.-77, 1510 Waleficld. L.-77 Walign, R.-1111, 167 SOPHOMORES Bickerstaff. 1..-79 Bird, S.-79, 104. 117 Bisby, S.-79, 95, 103 Black, L,-79 Blaizes, P,-79, 118 Blake. J.-79 Blahm. C.--79 Boaz, R.-79 Bobo. G.-79 Bolttcher, E.-79 Bogden. R.-79 Bomer. P.-79 Boothe. L.-79 Borne, D.-79 Boswell, R.-79. 118 Bouchard. S,-79. 103, 144 Bowman, D.-79 Boyd. E.-79 Brackman, J.-79 Bradd. M.-79. 113 Branch. B.-79 Brant. J.-79. 145, 147 Breckenridge. C.-79 Brewer. B.-79 Bridges. D.-79 Bristol. D.-145.185 Brookman, E.-79 Brookman, H.-79 Brookman, N.-80 Brown, C.-80 Brown, D,-80 Brown, J.-80 Brown J.-80 Brown, J.-80 Brown L.-80 Brown. S.-80, 196 Brown S.-80 Brown. W.-80 Bruckner, G.-80 Bubla, B.-80 Bassler. 11.-79, 110 Baxter. B.- 79,187 Baya rd, J.-79 Beasley. P.-28, 79, 96. 119, 179 Bedford. J.-79, 103 Bedwell. S.-79 Belske, R.-79 Bemiller. R.-79 Be.-ry, J.-28. 79 Bickers. D.-79 Buchanan. K.-80 Buis, M.-80, 170, 177, 185 Bunnell, C.-28. 80, 103 Burd. R.-80 Burgess, L.-80 Burleigh, T,-80 Burns. S,-28. 78. 80, 144 Burris, D.-80 Burrows, L.-80, 103. 198. 201 Burt. R,-80 Butterfield, J.-80 Byrd. M.-80 Cadieux, C.-80. 101. 124 Cadieux, L.-89, 104, 124 Campbell. G.-80 Campbell, K.-80 Campbell, L.-80 Campbell, S.-80 Canalles. J.--80 Canales. M.-80 Cancino, H.-89. 176, 179 Cano. L.-32. 80, 103 Capps. B.--80 Capurro, C,-80 Carder. B.-80 Carlson, D.-80 Carlton, E.-80 Carrillo, L.-80 Carson. P.-80 Carter. K.-80. 117 Casino. D.-80, 117. 196. 198, 201 Castillo, C,-80 Castro, M,-80 Chiaro. P.-80. 1011. 112 Choice. 1..-80 Christo, M.-80 Clark. J.-80. 95, 103. 117 Clark. K,-80 Clarke. S.-80, 119, 176.184 Clifton, D.-80 Clingman, B.-80, 181 Clodt. D.-80 Coldridge, M.-80 Conrlra, J,-80, 151 Conrad, M.-80, 117 Cooper, W.-80 Corbett, L.-80 Cospeer. B.-80 Coulter. D.-80 Cowee, P.-80. 1051. 196, 197, 198. 200 Cox. G.-80 Cox. S.-80 Crain. B.-80. 95, 178. 181 Cranner, P.-80 Creekmeer, R.-80 Crow, T.-80 Criz, L.-80 Walkley. B,-175 Walters, D.-77, 101, 167. 168 Ward, L.-77 Ward, 1'.-77 Warnes. fl.-77, 117, 1110 Waterman, -1,-77, 117 Watkins, S.-77. 1516, 1117. 1:11-1. IW, 2 VVatson. D.-77 Wear. D.-77, 116. 150 Weaver. J.-77 Welitlt. -1.-77. 111,151 Wheeldon. 1,.-5131. 77 Whiles. R.-77 White. B.-77 VVhite. J.-77, 197, 198 White, L.-77. 170 Wickliffe. C.-77 Wiesei'. D.-77. 170 Williams, IJ.-77 Williaiiis, -1.-77 Williams, J.-77 Williams, M.-77 Wills, M.-77 Wilson. B.-77 Wilson, -1.-77 Winstead, D.-77. 170, 177 Wise. D.-77 Wittesch. M.-77, 104. 109. 130, 196. 197 198, 199. 201 Wolfe, K.-77 Wolfe. l,.-77 Wolin, U.-77. 114. 149 Woodrut1.S.-GH. 199, 196. 197, 197, 201 Wright, B.-77 Wright, L.-77 Wultf, L.-077. 151 Yellis. S.-77. 151 Young. T.-77, 179 Youngmark. J.-77 Yount. J.-77 Zanders. D.-77 Zarlingo, D.-77 Zinda. IJ,-77 Cronin. M.-80. 123, 187. 189 Crooks. M.-81 Crosby, J.-81 Cross, J,-81 Crowe, K.-81 Crowther. G,-81 Cypert. B.-81 Cypert. C.-81 Dahn, B.-81 Dalich, M.-81, 187 Dame. C.-81 Darcy. J.-81 Dardarian, T.-81 Davis, C.-81 Davis, G.-81 Davis. K.-81 Davis.R.-78.81,117. 142 Davison. K.-81 Daw, J.t31. 81 Davison. A.-81 Dawson. S.-81 Degelmann. T.-81. 125 Demaltire. M.-81 Derr. J.-81 Deveesse. R.-81 Dickerson. S.-28, 81 Dickey, R.-81. 145, 147 Dickman. T.-81, 125 Dierberger. J.-31. 81, 117 Dilley. J.-28, 81, 103, 117. 144 Dixon, -1.-81 Dixon. S.-81 Doan. L,-81 Doepke. J.-81 Doering, H.-81 Does. W.-81. 112 Dolan, M.-81. 103. 196, 198 Domini, S.-ai. 104, 196, 198, 201 Downing. C.-81 Downs. J.-81 Drewniak, S.-81 Drop. R.-81 Drought. T.-81 Duncan. J,-81 Dunn. S.-81 Dunton. L.-81 Duron. J.-81 Duron, J.-81 243 44 Duvall. 13.491 Duvall. N.--H1 Ifxulx, D.-H1 Easton. Nl.-81.213, 101. 195, 196, 197, 193. 201 Eaton. A.-H1 Erldleman, l'.-81 Eiwards, C,-31. 179 Edwards. J.-81 Egan. J.-81 Ehers, 13.441 Eide. T.-81 Eilerts, D.-81 Elder. R.-78. 81, 96, 119, E1dred,K.-81, 119, 185 Ellis, A,-81 Ellis. J.-81 Emerson, R.-81 Endicott, J.-81, 125 Enger, S,-28. 81. 117 Englert, C.-81 Erickeon. D.-81, 185 Erskine, W,-81 Etchondy, R.-81 Evans. D.-81 Farmer, M.-81 Farrar. K.-81 Felcher. E.-28. 81 Ferguson, C.-28, 32. 95, 198, 201 Finicle. B.-S2 Fish, T.-82 Fiaher. L.-82. 101, 104 Fieher. G.-82. 117, 144 Fitch, C.-82, 95, 103 Flores. B.-82 Flores. B.-82 Flores, 168 Flores, T.-82 Franco, J.-82 Franklin. B.-82 Fraser, B.-82 Freeman, S.-82 French. W.-82 Fritzer, J.-82 Frizzell, J.-82 Fry, M.-82. 151 Fuchs, L,-82, 117 Fukumoto. K.--82 Funch. R.-82 Furr, K.-82 Galer, L.-82 Gardner. C.-82 Garkaw, D.-82 Garling, A.-82 Garrett. C.-82 Gary, M.-82, 103 184 104, 196. 197, Gemmill, S.-82, 196, 198, 201 Geske, D,-82 Gif1in,P.-82, 103. 112 Gillilland, R.-82 Gillam, J.--82 Giapert, T.-28, 82, 117 Geemaker, C.-82 Gomez, J,-82 Gonzalea, C,-82 Gonzales, G.-82 Goorlell, B.-82, 119, 184 Goodenough, R.-82 Gordon, -I.--82. 108, 103 Gordon, L.-28. 82, 103 Gorrilla, J.-H2 Gould, J.-83 Graham. D.-82, 117 Grasteit, T.-F12 Graves, J.-82 Gray, J.-82 Gray, M.-82 Green, C,-F12 Green. G,-H2 Griggs. W.-82 Grig,f51:.J.-H2,170 Grinsteafl. G.-82 Grizzel1,J,-82. 170, 185 G ruherf, ff.-F12 Grubaugh, R.-F12 Guil1et,1i.-B2 Guinn,17.-F12 Gutierrez, G.-F52 1iU11GI'Tf'Z, S,-712, 145 Huack. 11.-R2 Hzarkbartli. P.-F52 Harldakin, J.-B2 Hagen, D.-82 Hniek, 13.-92 Hall, J.-B2 Hamilton, D.,-92 Hamlin, J.-82 llanilin. J.-82 Hampton. 15.-82, 198 Hampton, J.-82 Hampton, S.-82 Hand, S.-R2 Hanen, C.-82 Hansen, D,-82 Hanson, D.-82 Hardin. P.-83. 144 Hare. B.-83 Harrington, P.-83 Harris in, L.-83 Hartung. J.-BIZ. 110 Hartuag, R.-88 Hatfield, K.-811 Hatherly. M.-83 Hathiatml, N.-321 Hawkins. D.-S51 Hayward. J.-83 Heinrich. K.-811 Heinze 1-3.-81, 190, 197, 201 Heinze. E.-28, 83 Helsel. D.-83. 108 Henexeon, L.-83 Henry, A,-83 Henry, M.-83 Henry, S.-83 Henandez, C.-83 Hernandez. M.-83 Hernandez. R.-811 Hernandez, T.-83, 168, 185 Heroy. S.-851. 144 Herrell, R.-83 Herrera, S.-S3 Herring, M.-83 Herihherger. R.-83 Heying. J.-83 Hirkrnan, NI.-83 Hill, V,-83 Hi1c'1oCk, W.-83. 168 Hoare. S.-83. 118 Hobson, V.-83 Hoehn. W.-83. 119, 177, 191 Holden, J.-83 Holmes. C.-83 Horton. C.-83, 170 Horton. T.-83 Hoakins. D,-83 Hough, R.-83 Howard. P,-811 Hulley, M,-83. 103. 117 Hunter. D.-871 Hunter, T.-83 Huntley. N,-811 Hunrl, E.-83, 101 Hurley, S.-83 Ingram. J.-811 lnnerbiehler. N.-814, 170, 180 Ixuac, C.-33 Isom. D.-H3 Iverson, L.-29. 851, 119 Ivie, F,-83 James, C.-811. 196, 198, 201 Jenkins, J.-83 Jeter, C.-811, 95, 104, 117, 196 198. 201 Jeter, R.-871, 187 Jette, 13.-83 JohnSon, V.-HIS, 198 Johnson, D.-HI1 Jones, IJ.-1-S51 Jonea, 14811 Jones, 'If-H3 Jordan, R.-H51 Jungkvit, 11,-H3 Juatirrv, .LHHJS Kzunell, J.-R11 Ku-eka, S.-HIS, 117, 201, 198 Knapnr, 11.-F111 Kaufman, 11.-H11 Knylor, 141,-H51 Kl'1'10, 11.-H4 Kr-it11,J.-HV1, 177 Kr-Her, J.-84, 151 Kr-1Iy,1'1.-141,110 119,175 179 Ke11y,1V1.-H1, mo Kent, S.-H4 Kr-nynn, 11.-81, 120 K1-rns, L,-H11 K1-rns. 11.-84 K1-tr-hum, 1V1.-H4 Kr-up, IJ,-H4 K1l11f'N. IJ,--H4 Kin0r,J.-81,177 Kirk, E.-84 Kirk,lVl,-84.117 197 Kirk, M.-84. 1-14. 151 Kirkelie. J.-84. 104, 114. 196, 1 Kirker, lVl,-81, 117 Kirkliart, J,-84 Kirven, A.-84 Klapper. W.-9-1. 170 Knauss. M.--8-1. 198, 201 Knight. J.-84 Knotts, 15.-84 Knox. T.-84 Knox. 1'.-151, 170, 177 Koenig, G,-84 Koenings, G.-84 Kolodzeske. J.-B4 Kutnyak. -1.-84 Lafferty, 1'.-84 La Follette, S.-512. 84. 145, 146 La Franvlii, J.-84 Lago, J.--84 Lamlvdin, S.-84, 151 Landes, E.-84, 151. 191 Landin, H.--84 Landakron. J.-84 Langston. J.-84 Larsen, C.-28. 8-4, 170 Larson, J.-B4 Luster, E.-84. 1415 Latham, 13.-84 Laughlin, J.-84 Lazur. P.-84 Ledbetter, J.-84 Lee, M.-84 98, 201 Legg, L,-28, 29. 31. 118, 190197. 199. 20:1 Lentz. 11.-84. 144 Leo. P,-H4 Leonhart, K,-84 Leo-2.13.-31. 145.187 Leos, R.-34 Lewellen. L.-34 Lewis, 11.484 Lightliolrler. R.-H4 Linrl, L.-84 Link. J.-28. 91. 117 L1oyd.S.-84, 1011, 196' 198 1,oel1ridge, D.-108 1101.,"1.19. W.-84, 179 Long, L,-H4 Lonn, R.-84 Lopez. G-84 Lopez, Y.-84 Lund, P.-H4 Luttre11,1l.-84 Lutlrell. H.-H4 Lydell, K.-84, 125 Lylea.L.-141.117, 1-14 Lynn. L.-84 Mack. M.-R4 Mac-ky. 17.-F14 Maclclen, l'.-84 1V1addox, E,-811, 1011, 196, 197, 1 Madi-mn. D.-Hi, 185 Makuh. M.-84 Malmrose, S.-85 Muranrla. S.-B5 lVIarovic'li. E.-H5 Marozirk. l'.-85 Marquez. 'I'.-85 Marr, 13.-85 1V1IlI"411!lll, 1',-R5 Nlzlrsliall, J.-95 Marshall, M.-85 lV1ar1in. N.-85 1V1:1r1in, 11.-95, 1118 Martin, 1,-H5 Nlarlim-z, 11.-H5 Masters, I.,-H5 1V1a11oc'k, 'l'.-H5 1VIalt1u-w, V.-H5 1Vlatt1u'w-4, IC.-H5, 119, 185 Nlnuk, l'.-85 May, J.-H5 Mazza, 11.-85 N11-llor, N,-.85 N11-nzil, l'.-85 1Vl1-rrill. 11.--H5 Mr-rritt Ill.-1-15, 170, 11-15. 192 lV1l'yl'1', 11 +145 Milt-H, l1,iH5 N1ilPy.11.-H5 1Vli1ll'l',l1-H5, 11111, 11111 1V1illc-r..1,-H5, 119, 18,1 1V1i111'r, K.-1-15, 11117 1V1ill0l'. L.-F15 Mill:-r, 1V1.-H5 Nlillvr. M.-H5 Main-.-, s,-Hn, ma 98. 201 Niinton, T.-85 Mioxvitz, J.-85. 121 Miaener, N.-85 Mitchell, M.-85 Nloddel. l'.-85 Nloffei, J.-85, 181 Mooney. N.-85 lVlnran, N.-31, 85. 110 Morley, E,-85 Nlorria. A.-85 Moss, N.-85 Mumper, G.-85 Nlurillo, A,-85, 181 Murpliy, L.-85 lV1urrz1y, C.-S5 Murray. W.-S5 lVlyel's, 11.-85 lVIcAuley, V.-85, 198, 201 McCaug11ey, D,-85 McClain, H.-85 McCleskey, J.-85 McCluL:key. G.-85 1V1cCon1mons. M.-85 lVIc'Corn1iCk. B.-85, 198, 201 MCCOI'll11PlC. D.-85 lV1CDonald, J.-28. 85 McGhee, A.-85 McGrath, F.-85 N1cNair, S.-85 McNeill. T.-85, 145, 170 McNico1, J.--85 lVlcNul1y, P.-85 Naffziger. NI.--85, 119 Navarrette. E.-85. 196. 197, 198 201 Neal. D.--85 Neaniy, H,-85 Nelson. 13.-85 Nelson. G--85, 112, 124. 145. 15 Nelson, S.-85. 196, 198. 201 Newcomb, C.-80, 120. 170. 180 Niccum, J.-80 Nichols. D,-86, 120 Nivhols, S.-86 Nickel, E.-86. 148 Nipp. R.-86, 170 Nix. B.-86 Nolulme, T.-80 Noggle, 15.-813, 168 Nomeland, M,-80. 170, 192 Nonnwr-iler, J.-86 Oakes, K.-86 0'Dwyer, M.-86 O'Leary, M.-86 Olson, L.-HG O'lVIal1ey.13.-BG O'Neill, D,-86 Ortega, L.-86 Ortega, L.-RG Pazldoek. N.-H15 .I 11.11.-S Parker, U.-RG Parker, P.-80 1'-1-kv 81 1'i rrka, D.-RG. 110 1'arrish. 11,-Sli Parsons, D.-30 1'arvin. Nl,-R6 Paw-1, 11.-HG l'a1cngc, J.-80 Patterson, C,-86 1'atlev-mn. N190 l'awlin1.:. K,+'l6 1'n-ek. S -911,117.1-14.151 l'L'll0l'. l'.+'l1i 1'vnnn'lla, R.-RG l'vrazzo. 'l'.-811 Perry. 11.--86, 11231, 137 Perry, 11.-80, 1211, 187. 188 l'vtvrs, F.-RG. 175, 18-1 1'010rs, S.-1-111 l'vts-rson. L.-9114 110 l'0t0rr4nn, N.-1'1l1,9C1, 1111, 117. 1'- l'o10rs'm. S.-HG. 95, 1021 1'm-ttvngill.11-811.515, 108 l'A'l111. 1'.iRli l'1'lll1I.li.+H1i,151 l'1iillipa,11,-H11 ,. 1 l1'I'1'0. J.-R0 1'nl1'l1, 11.-RG Pulley. N,+Nl9, 196, 1217, 1118, 2110 151114, S -Q10 I'ow011, 1',-80, 10.1 1'r1-lu-ini. M.-HG, 117 Prim-. 'l'.-R11 l'rm'1or. 11.-B11 1'ro1li1, 11.-F111 l'ruv0nr'11ur, G.-H0 l'ryor, A.-F10 Pucci, A.-86 Pudwill, J.-86 Quintin, B.-86 Raber, J.-86, 117, 196, 198 Radke, G.-86, 187, 189 Rail, J.-86 Ramsay, K,-86, 100, 103, 104, 117, 201 Reddel, D.-86 Reid, J.-86 Reinemann, D.-86, 119, 185, 187 Reinhart, B.-86 Renfroe, G.-86 Requarth, C.-86, 151 Reser, J.-86, 185 Reyes, E.-86, 148 Rhodes, B.-86 Richardson, F.-86 Rideout, D.-87 Riggs, D.-87 Schetller, E.-87, 184 Schimmer, L.-87 Schmidt, K.-87, 196, 197, 198, 201 Schmidt, W.-87 Schmill, M.-87 Schooler, P.-87 Schroif, J.-87 Schultz, P.-117 Schumaker, L.-87 Schwanz, P.-87 Schwitz, P.-87 Schwitzgebel, P.-87 Scott, L.-87 Seale, P.-87 Seay, E.-87 Seiersen, S.-28, 97, 103, 108, 110, 125 Shearer, J.-87,103 Showalter, B.-87 Simon, C.-87 Robertson, E.-97, 95, 104, 138, 139, 156, Sims, K.-87 196, 197, 198, 201 Rock, M.-87 Roddam, R.-87, 156, 187 Rodney, P.-87 Rodriquez, G.-87 Rogers, C.-87 Rogers, C.-87, 100, 104, 197 Romig, C,-87 Ronsko, R.-87 Roppa, C.-87 Rosales. F.-87 Rosas, F.-87 Rose, J.-87 Rosenharner, S.-87 Rouland, R,-87 Rowland, S.-87, 95, 96, 119, 170, 177 Royer, B.-87 Rubidoux, A.-87 Rudisaile, D.-87 Ruoff, K.-87 Rupert, W.-87 Rupp, D.-87 Russell, H.-87 Russell, J.-87 Russell, M,-87 Rustad, B.-87 Ryden, C.-87 Sackewitz, K,-87, 179 Saddler, B.-87 Saenz, A.-87 Sambrano, L.-87 Sandoval. D.-87, 170 Sansom. D.-87, 148 Saville, S.-87, 103, 117, 151 Scali, T.-29, 87, 119, 151, 168 Scamman, M,-87 Schaal, D.-87, 95 Schacht, S.-87, 151 Singleton, S.-87 Sliker, H.-87 Slinkman, J.-87 Sloan,S.-87 Smack, P.-87 Smith, A.-87 Smith, D,-87 Smith, D.-87, 103, 104, 117, 196, 197, 201 Smith, M.-87 Smith, N.-87 Smith, R.-87 Smithton, R.-87, 123, 151, 187, 189 Snyder, M.-87 Spatz, J.-87, 192 Spraggins. R.-87, 176 Springer, R.-87, 188 Squibb, B.-88 Stagner, J.-88 Stanley, C.-28, 88, 170, 177 Starke, B.-88 St. Clair, E.-88 Steadmon, J.-88 Stearns, R.-88 Steel, G.-88, 168 Stein, A.-88 Steinhacker, H.-88 Stellhorn, F.-88, 123 Stephenson, J.-88 Stevens, M.-88 Stewart, D.-88 Stilwell, J.-88 Stone. J.-88 Stouffer. F.-88 Stringfield, W.-88 Stuhaan, R.-88 Sturgess, K.-88, 185 Sturmer, J.-88 Such, C.--88, 187 Summers, S.-88 Sutta, E.-88 Sutton, T.-88. 145 Swaing, B.-88 Swanson, G,-88 Swegheimer, f .-88 Sympson, J,-88, 103, 196, 197, 198 Tannell, J.-88 Tatlock, T.-88, 170 Taylor, K.-88, 117 Taylor, R.-88, 145 Tee, A.-88 Theissen, L.-88 Thompson. R.-144, Thompson, D.-88 Thornbury, S,-88 151 Thueson, L.-88, 192 Tindall, G.-88 Tobler, T.-88 Tolbert, D.-88 Toten, T.-88 Tousseau, M.-88 Tracy, L,-88 Trapp, B.-88 Trapp, W.-88 Trauer, P.-88 Tropper, J.-88 Tucker, J.-88 Tucker, T.-88, 119 Turk, J.-88, 179 Turner, C.-28, 88, 130, 170 Turner, L.-88, 170, Ulrich, T.-88 Underwood, S.-88. Unland, D.-88 Urbano. E.-88, 170 Vail, M.-88, 110 Valdez, R,-88, 170 Valencia, I.-88 Panrlenberg, D.-88, Vandenberg, I..-88 Vanclerveer, C.-88, Van Fossen, IJ.-88, 180 108 95, 151 96, 197, 198, 201 104 Van Hoo rebeke. K .-88 Vejar, F.-88, 181 Verclin, M.-88 Vermeule. J.-88 Vollom, S -88, 145, 146, 177, 191 Vukelich, B.-88, 170, 180 Vuksanovich, R.-88 Waliga, C.-88 Walker, C.-88 Wall, S.-88 Walters, D.-88 Wariner, E.-89 Warner, G.-89, 110 Wamer, J.-89 Wussenmiller, J.-89 Waters, G.-89 Wayman, G.-89 Weaver, L.-28, 89, 117. Webb, H.-89 Weeks, L.-89 Welch, B.-89 Welch. Nl.-89 Weller, N.-89, 187, 189 Welton, G,-89 Wendelken, D.-8 Wendt, K.-89 Wenzel, L.-89 Werner, A.-89 Westerhold, T.-89 Westphol, R.-89 Wheaton, P.-89 Whitbeck, P.-89 White, J.-89 White, M.-89, 117 Whitney, H.--89 Whitson, W.-89 Wiethorn, D.-89, 176, 1 Wilkins, G,-89 Willey, J.-89 Williams, R.-89 Williams, S,-89, 170 Williams, S.-89 Willis, D.-89 Willits, P.-89 Wilson, C.-89 Wimberly, W.-89 9, 112 144, 151 84 Wingen, L.-89, 168, 185 Winn, R,-89, 145 Winter, B.-89 Winters, P,-89 Woldrirlge, M.-89 Wolf, S,-89 Womac, G.-89 Wood, R.-89 Woorlrome, S.-78, 89, 103, 117, 196, 197 198, 200 Wright, D.-89, 119 Wyke, B.-89, 151 Wyke, J.-89 Yates, R.-89 Yeager, S.-89 Yniquez, R.-89 Young, D.-89 Young, M.-89 Youngman, M.-89, 103, 143 Zahl, G.-89, 95 Zelnar, J.-89 Zwigart, D.-89 Zuchreson, P.-89 117, 138, 139, ,W ,, i 2 G up 5 . 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