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I, L C O LO NIST Nineteen Hundred Sixty I- Q kj r- V6 Q25 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL June I96O, VoIume XLVII, Anaheim, Cc1Iifornio 'H 1 9 6 0 COLONIST STAFF LINDA STRATTON EcIiIor-in-Chief JERI WARNES Associaie EcIi'Ior CLAUDIA JORDAN AcIminisI'raI'ion Co-Edifor JOYCE KULAK Aclrninisirafion Co-EcIiI'or SUSAN HENRY Senior Seciion Co-EcII'I'or MARGARET WITTESCH Senior Seciion Co-EcIiI'or DIANNE PATRICK Junior Secfion Eclifor BARBARA CROSS Sophomore Secfion EcIiIor JOAN GOODWIN Organizafions Co-Edifor PHYLLIS RITTER Organizafions Co-Ediior JACKIE LEVECK Aciiviiies Co-EcIiIor CAROLE ROLAND AcI'ivi+ies Co-EcIi'I'or KAREN THORNTON AcI'iviI'ies Co-Edifor STEPHEN BRANDON Boys' Sporis Co-EcIi'Ior BILL MILES Boys' Sporfs Co-EcIi'Ior SHERRILL KRASTEL Girls' Sporis EoIiIor MARILYN MILLER Index Direcfory Edifor LARRY SECRIST Sfaff PI1oIograpI1er T T T l l i L HOF YESTERDAY " X W Mffkif wjwflg bill f .gli Chosen by lhe senior publicaiions siaff for i+s adapfabiliiy and closeness +o fhe school, 'ihe l960 Colonisl' 'l'heme is "Memories of Yesl'erday." When an AU l960 graduafe looks back a'l' Anaheim High School he will have fond memories of pas'I' days. A yearbook is published so +ha+ sfudenis may have a record of +he school year's even'rs and occurrences. The siudenis who are in profile on division pages were selec'red because +hey are cabinei members. Each pair is some way rela+ed +o 'rhe par+icular di- -5 , If - fljlf vision page on which fhey appear. The mulfiple I , I L' I gold school emblems appearing in 'I'he book have V M, - X parficular significance for fhe sfudenfs of Anaheim. -, ,,.- I 1 I ,MILL i 0 X Ce T f , K. X ,ff l E, .sf f X .xr gf sk .V if if, 1' , - 3 T R PS H 1 - K 'T i . , J I I Wool Servos XS ,ANS NO 51066 Rfffjfff JM Kkfjwjfjfg :QV A: wfysryjjffil ff www? 56' ., I yIffx'??f'f?TgjlL ZMJQO x Q . .A .f idx, f , ' If: N I aa, BOOK FOUR ACTIVITIES Li ' X Y -,, X T I, Ia j I II N ' ' I' R .fy f 'fl K' W S I x, If I 'BOQFI VLPSX 'T I 1 '- A Q58 I 5? H K, v'- 'il Nj ' W SF' ' Qi I A Y I EI I f A gf? 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Mr. Kellogg hos done more thon odminister to ct high school. Being octive in the community, he hos served on the YMCA Boord of Directors for mony yeolrs ond hos sponsored severol 'Y' clubs. As o member of the Kiwcmis Club of Anolheim, he wos Lieutenont Governor of Kiwonis lnterncitionol in 1950. In 1958 he wos elected the president of the Oroznge County Principolls' Associotion. He is olso in Phi Delto Koppo, ol froternol ossociotion. Memories of Our Y eors of Anoiweim . . . AU's school showplace . . . Anaheim's librarians adminisfer 'io a s+uden+'s 8 . Awards of vic+ories pasi' and presenf needs Are Brought Buck by Familiar Scenes . . . A nigh'l"s exci+emen'l' af a baske+baII game A QYQO I W5 Bmw.. A 1' 1' h df 'rh lcke m . . . Anaheim's "Elder Teacher" conducfs exper me 1' 9 Occurring Everywhere, in Classrooms . . . On again, off again, back again fM . . . The cen+er of our campus ac'rivi+ies IO -,xxx . . . A scene of many arrivals and depar+ures . . . 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As most of you realize, there is a direct relationship between the amount of edu- cation that you acquire beyond high school and your ability to earn a good living. Although it is possible to obtain some education later on in life, most high school graduates find it easier when they have few personal obligations to make whatever efforts are necessary to obtain either additional vocational training or, at least, some college education, if not a degree. Therefore, these next few months you will make decisions which will crucial- ly affect your happiness in the future. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT PAUL W. COOK SUPERINTENDENT ANAHEIM uNioN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Anahi's Principal, United with Those of CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS "Memories"-what a delightful theme to select for your I960 Annual. It brings to mind the outstanding events that have happened in our lives, and emphasizes the importance of the present and the promise of the future. Your happiness is wrapped up in this theme. The foundation you have built at Anaheim High is but the beginning of what can be a glorious future for you all. Be sensitive to the spiritual idealism that molds character so well at this stage of your life. Make the most of the ecluca- tional opportunities that surround you. Strive to live up to your highest poten- tial. Recognize that your greatest attri- bute is a willingness to serve and be helpful. Do these things and you will have memories which will sustain you in adversity and bring happiness to you and your friends through the years. EE-Se-'elif PRINCIPAL L. FRANK KELLOGG Q Lq 5 , PRINCIPAL ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL MRS. FRIEDA GAY PRINCIPAUS SECRETARY I I Our New and Pleasant Dean of Girls EDNA DRAKE Records Secretary MAJORIE FACKINER Attendance Secretary ELAINE BERGER Registration Secretary WINIFRED GRAF Student ACCOUYILS MRS. NORMA LEE ELLIOTT With the retirement of Lois Whittington, Norma Lee Elliott re- ceived the appointment ot Vice Principal and Dean of Girls. By teaching girls' physical education and acting as sophomore coun- selor, Mrs. Elliott has previously served Anaheim High. Though this T959-T960 school year marks the tirst year serving in this capacity, already Norma Elliott is greatly admired and en- deared by both students and faculty alike. I 6 As Dean ot Girls, Mrs. Elliott is continually occupied with pro- graming, scheduling and disciplining, as well as giving assistance with any ot the girls' personal problems. Being the adviser to the Dress Board is also included in her extra advisory activities. All ioin together to offer Norma Elliott warm congratulations on her first and most successful year as Anaheim's Dean of Girls. and a Slcillful Dean of Boys, Leads U ELSIE PARSLOW Vice Principal's Secretary WINIFRED ROBERTS l Attendance Secretary RALPH KINGSBURY Attendance Supervisor ORVILLE NELSON Attendance Officer RICHARD F. RYAN Richard Ryans twenty-ninth year at Anaheim Union High School finds him as busy and as indispensable as always. Serving the school in the capacity as Dean of Boys and Vice Principal, he is both pleasant and helpful, yet his sterness and efficiency in dealing with the students are responsible for his pop- ularity throughout the campus, Acting as Dean of Boys, he is constantly concerned with any problems of discipline which arise during the course of the year, as well as any personal problems confided to him. Always busy filling the capacity of Vice Principal, Richard Ryan still finds time for such advisory activities as adviser to both the Col- onist Club Cabinet and the Student Court. Great admiration is felt for Richard Ryan and much apprecia- tion tor his interest in Anaheim High and his dedication to education. I 7 l l l L, 1 T ,-. .J DOUGLAS G ALLAN JAMES ALLICOTTI C. J. ANASTASIOU KEMUEL H. ANDERSON DOROTHY G. ARMSTRONG Mechanical Drawing Driver Ed., Health Sci. Biology Biology Girls' Phys. Ed. to the Reflections of our Expert Faculty ASSY! 'QQEII' CLAUDE L. BOOTH A Machine Shop As illustrated. Allen C. Nelson teaches Senior Problems. a required course which includes such areas as getting along with others. vocations, and California Government. G. C. BEALE W U. S. History in LOUISE BOOTH FLORENCE BORROR LOIS F. BRADLEY MILES BRAKKE ROY F. BROWN English Librarian Shorthand, Typing Sr. Prob., U. S. History Driver Ed., Swimming ROBERT E. CARLBERG JOSEPH L. CARTER ALLEN F. CHAMNESS Auto Shop Chemistry, Life 8. Phys. Sc. English, Drama THEODORE BYYNY Electronics LESTER BULT Driver Education l 8 GERALD COPELAND JACK COPENHAVER EVERETT COWSER CHARLES COX BARBARA CRANE English Spanish Boys' Phys. Ed. Typing, Bus. Corr. Junior Counselor Slcilf, Constantly Accommoclciling with -un--annum CARL CRANE WAYNE CROOK Malh., Dr. Ed., Alhlelics Gen. Bus., Bookkeeping K 4 'a gi iff Busy and well-liked, William Daly teaches English, Latin and German. Shown here with one of his Latin classes, Nlr. Daly dis- plays his wonderful knack of making Latin live again. in slsl. ' E ,... A Zi Eg., ..,. ,,,,.,.,. . g W lf 31,55 .Z A i I . AJ .jf A ' ' . 'i .X 'l'fgf'lfZ: M. 'VF f 5" X 1- ' ' ' " 1 wn.uAM DALY Ti-ioMAs DARDARIAN JANlcE oAvis LAuRENce P. DECKER MAXINE J, DEKKER German, Latin, Eng. Machine Shop Aff. l'l0mem6lfl"'9 U, S, His-l'ory Qi,-ls' Phys, Ed- JOSEPHINE DERIGO GEORGE J. DE RUBEIS EUGENE L. DONNELLY JOHN L. DRENNAN HENRY DUERR Girls' Phys. Ed. Melel Shop Health Sci., Alhlefics Handicrafls Dr. Ed., Health Sci. I9 l 4 KEAN FARRER JOAN A. FEE Bus, Law, Typing Girls' Phys. Ed. Explaining lhe JAMES D. EDWARDS MILDRED ELLIOTT PHILLIP ENGEBRETSON Spanish Girs' Phys. Ed. Typing Guidance, and Clearly ROBERTA K. FINCH Shorlhand, Typing FERDIE L. FERGUSON Mahlhemalics CAREY GIBBS Music, Vocal SHERWOOD FRIESES Boys' Phys. Ed. Y-1 NN HOWARD P. GoooMAN DORA GENE souask English Biology, Life si Phys. sci. English literature, American literature and grammar, are made thoroughly inter- esting and enjoyable through the very able and skillful teaching techniques of Dora Gene Gelder. SAMUEL H. GOSNEY CARL GRAVES GERALD L. GRAY ROBERT H. HAGER LELAND 0. HANSON Bookkeeping, Booksiore Algebra, Geomelry Boys' Phys. Ed. Boys' Phys. Ed. Agriculture 20 'fl VICTOR HARBER ANTONETTE HEANEY GEORGE HEDSTROM MARY HEINLEIN GENE K. HENDERSON Health Sci., Math English Chemis+ry Sfudy Hall French. 5P6f1iSh Various ' Challenges of High Learning MASON J. HENRY Counseling 8: Guidance A Enqlls GLEN HEYNE JESSIE HILLENGER MARTIN HICKS Mm, cadeis Mi Aff. Homernaki WLM A ' we VIRGINIA HUFF Senior Counselor HOWARD C. HOVEY English, Public Speaking Today, as one of to interested stude the camera. the most important fields, science offers many opportunities nts. Here the creative genius of Joseph L. Carter is caught by DALE J. HUGHES DONNA J. HUGHES HAROLD J. JACHIMSKI RICHARD G. JACKSON FRED W. JETER Senior Counselor Hcmemaking Typing, Office Practice Wood Shop, Mech. Draw. U. S. Hisfory i I 2 I VERNON D. JONES RICHARD KAYWOOD MARIE KEELER FRANCIS A. KELLOM WILLIAM H. KELLY English Dr. Ed., Heallh Sci. Sophomore Counselor Driver Educalion Malh., Office Prac, Through lnleresling Clcisses oncl Ample CAROLYN JO KENT English CATHRYN KUHN English RN . 5555 i'2iffifA-2 is . -- ' -.ff iii ig xkiigr. :i 5li'?gg,iS1 s N 1 :sf saiisiszsigfie is -1:18 ri . ' :6i.?'ij:i.?l' '2 self-nr Q --rs'-2 . - . -.:g.s '?':..:::::'-', , ..,.. . .. -L,-.1 Q 1' .za 'ssl' '- ' ' I. ' .I, . S1 . A .. .Z L I 3 iw I gn ,, T. i '5 1 "2g2g'ijifs.s A 5 if 4- Qi me 'QSM L X sw... 1 sei" .H A five W x Zzgwysifie BETTY LANCASTER 'if Girls' Phys. Ed. ' ROBERT LINN Junior Counselor 22 MWN 3" KT A few of the courses offered by office machines. Here Dee Cox s JOHN R. LEE General Math., Alhleiics ROBERT A. MALLENDAR Algebra, Geomelry ,...-- Anaheinfs business department include bookkeeping, shorthand, urveys the typing skill of one of his students, DONALD LENT Boys' Phys. Ed. DONALD W. LIEBHART Boys' Phys. Ed. EUGENE D. MARCY WARREN D. MCCAULEY Geomelry, Life 81 Phys. Sci. Algebra, Geomelry and the operation of ev? RAYMOND A. LINDOW Dr. Ed., Health Sci. ELIZABETH J. MELBY Dr. Ed., Girls' Phys. Ed. HOWARD MESSAMER JOHN E, MILLER ROBERT A. MOHR FRANCIS P. MURPHY FRED B. MYERS Wood Shop English, Speech Sr. Prob., World Geog. Senior Problems English 3 Subject Moller, Fulfilling All the Needs ' afmelaawig l l l l l 5 ALLEN C. NELSON Senior Problems MARILYN J. PAUL Girls' Phys. Ed. Though art is a most detailed and exacting field, there is much room for individual creativity and expression. Here Jessie Herman is shown with students, helping them to develop their talents. rm 1 gizigxfz gg I I , ' .,,. .. 1 iii? if-2: '-" :i. A s L ' .g jirjjijfaiii is 2 . ' IEE1' , ' an , MARJORIE PIBEL ORVILLE POWERS KELLY PUGH LARRY w. QUILLE ROBERT RAWLINGS Algebra, Geom., Trig. Driver Education Health Science Publications, English ENQIFSI1 ROBERT H. REYNOLDS LLOYD S. ROSS GEORGE N. ROUSSOS WILLIAM B. ROWLEY DAVID E. SALISBURY Music, Prac. English Prinl' Shop Mathematics, Athletics Physics, Life 81 Phys. Sci 50Ph0m0"e C0U'1Sel0" 23 l 4 of Students Seeking Higher Eciuccition, JOHN S. SAROIAN FAYE KERN SCHULZ LESLIE W. SIM W. BUFORD SMITH NEVA Sol-T French, Spanish Senior Problems English Algebra, Geometry Homemikinfl . ,'i'V " '14-vzall v":. 'V 4. Qgiii, s 7-35, W it vu I W fa ,Q " 'iitg-Yi . si af i I 4- f X 7, .- f f ,D V JOHN Tomi A U, S, History, Athletics CLARE VAN HOOREBEKE Boys' Phys. Ed. was-moss Driver education, taught by Dr. Richard Kaywood, is enjoyed by Anaheim's sophomores. Here students operating the Driv- O-Trainer cars are learning through actual conditions portrayed on the movie screen. CLYDE D. VINEYARD TED WADE GLEN WALDRON BARBARA R. WALKER JOHN WALLIN U- S. History Art, Phofooraphy Dr. Ed., Health Sci. Home., Chefs' Class Boys' Phys- Ed- LESTER W. WAY ELIZABETH WEBB GRACE L. WHITTEN LOWELL T. WILLIAMS Algebra, Triq. Nurse Spanish, English Auto Shop 24 .I GLADYS WILSON Typing, Bookkeeping Inspired by the Fine Board of Trustees ROYAL c. MARTEN BEN H- SHROEDER PRESIDENT RAYMOND B. TERRY DON R. LANGSON KENNETH HUELER BOARD OF TRUSTEES Anaheim's Board of Trustees is comprised of five citizens dedicated to our community. The many detailed duties of the Board are essential for the smooth operation of our school. The Board of Trustees provides the district expenses and approves employment of all the district personnel. Acting as the governing body of the Anaheim Union High School District, the Board controls the educational policies of the district. Included in the jurisdiction of the Board are Anaheim High, Western High, Brookhurst Junior High, Fremont Junior High, Trident Junior High, Dale Junior High, Walker Junior High and Orangeview Junior High. The Board members, selected by the people, receive no salary for their many hours of service. Raymond B. Terry, president, Kenneth Heuler, Royal C. Marten, Don R. Langson, and Ben H. Shroeder form the Board. Both students and staff at Anaheim appreciate the sincere efforts of the Board of Trustees. 25 a Busy Leader, Was Helped by a Most i t l it Campus conversation with some of his friends . . Football W, muslcet, pregented +5 N X , r K xr, ,J v . wiv K4 9- X x XQ S4 Lf XX LU., vo V v uv A sl- " x f Q' of! 60 E T Nssities of this year's Student Body President, Bob McCandless, were numer- bf LS' Xl- 9 ous d ariecf7 Bob headed the Student Cabinet and also represented Anaheim OCX ,S Qlsggnfn l-ligbglhool throughout the year, attending community events, PTA board XX Ni-x07 K0 Al Xmee ingm nd many student government conferences kept him busy. x X O O ea-l kfglonging to the Geology Club, Key Club, Mozart Club and Choir, the Band and . Dance Band, Bob also found time to fill the capacity of president ot the popular Q Q N NX '69 X? X ov L., Young Lite club. cy L P01 gf X15 xl AO Bob can also boast being ci cabinet member in the California Association of C7' X67 W Student Councils. 0 ri XO' LY Y ,OJ .L f'S ry ex 'V if-"GJ, ,bb f bn bv X' CNOO 27 Outstanding Student Cobinet Whose KAREN PERKINS BOB DICKEY CAROLYN HENNINGS SGCPCIGFY of Safety and Welfare Colonist Club President Girls' League President r lyk Shown above are this year's Student Cabinet. Standing: Robert Linn, Dick Houston, Mike Rice, Bob Dickey, Bob McCandIess, Kirk Hoffner, L. Frank Kellogg, seated, Carolyn Hen- nings, Carole Roland, Rita Beeman, Janet Easton, and Karen Perkins. i BOB MCCANDLESS JANET EASTON KIRK HOFFNER Student Body PFSSNEUY Secretary of Records Secretary of Student Affairs 28 Enterprises Led to a Profitable Year MIKE RICE CAROL E. ROLAND Vice President Anoranco Editor STUDENT CABINET The energetic T959-60 Student Cabinet can boast one of the most successful and rewarding years. To begin with, this year's sale of Student Body Cards was the greatest ever. The "Hello Hop" was the first-of-the-year activity sponsored by the cabinet. Included in the best liked and most enjoyed assemblies is the film and talk on "Wild Life Conservation," entertainingly given by Mr. Allen, and the interesting presentation of our "Presidents" by Dr. Humbert. Dick Houston formed the Secretaries of Assemblies Organization to create better assemblies for Orange County students. Attending meetings, arranging for pep assemblies, presiding over their respec- tive groups and corresponding with other schools are the general duties of the cabinet members. Other accomplishments of the cabinet included providing the auditorium with a stereo tape recorder and record player, and moving the election of student body officers up two weeks. The traditional Service Point Banquet highlighted the activities of this year's Student Cabinet. RITA BEEMAN ' DICK HOUSTON Secretary of Treasury Secretary of Assemblies L. FRAN K KELLOGG Adviser I 29 g Complimented by a Capable Council Headed by Laurence Decker as adviser, the 85-member Student Council was composed of H. Adler, S. Andres, D. Armstrong, F. Beigler. R. Bert, L. Bickerstaff, S, Bisbey, S. Bombanks. K. Bover. V. Bridgeford, S. Burns. N. Callahan, B. Capps, S. Chambless, B, Christine, P, Cowee, R. Da- vis, H. Delfs, E. Delong, J, DelCrognaIe. R. Dember, R. Dender, P. Danica, D. Dyer, M, Emmons. S. Enger, J. Evenson, C. Fergenson, J. Forbes, M. Gary, S. Gilner. B. Gilliam, J, Goodwin. B. Gosenski, J. Hamlin, K. Hart, S. Helms. D. Hutton. N. Javanos, W. Justice, R, Kennedt, N. Kin- dey, J. Kirilie. K. Lanyon. L. Long. B, Luecke, N. Magill, D. Maley, C. Marshall, P. Martin, J. Martinus, J. McDouht, S. Means, C, Morrow, M. Mulchoy, S. Munoz, D, Nankervis. D. Newborn. M. Patten. D. Petrilla, D.Polly, B, Quist, K. Ramsey. A. Sanchez. M, Sanders, L. Santi, D. Savrin, T. Scali, A. Schinsky, K. Schmidt, J. Smith, P, Smack, L, Squier, B. Storey. K. Stronach, J. Sturnmer. T, Thueson, T. Tucker, C. Turner, J. Warnes, K. Wright, R. Yett. STUDENT COUNCIL Anaheims largest school government organization, the Student Council, met with continued success during the past T959-60 school year. Under the supervision of Laurence Decker and President Mike Rice, the Student Council is comprised of one student from each MIKE RICE SUE ANDRES President ot the sophomore English, iunior U.S. History and the senior prob- Secfefflfy lems classes. The members act as a connecting link between the students and the school government by conveying to the council topics and problems discussed in their classes, and then reporting the councils actions and decisions to the students. TOM SCALI BOB LUECKE Vice President Sergeanttat-Arms 30 ond Honest Judgment of Our STUDENT COURT, shown in session, includes the following: From left to right: Gary Gray, Pat Scalzo. Mary Herbet, Larry White Vivian Bridg ford, Dennis Carlson, Norma Freeman. Tom E. Tucker. Debbie Hunter, and Linda Allen. STUDENT COURT This yedr, os in previous yeors ot AUHS, the Student Court ogoin successtully odmin- istered ond mctnoged the problems ot stu- dent misconduct ond discipline. Under the odvisership ot Richard Ryon, the members ot the student court, meeting eoch doy tor one hour, discussed the methods ond the meons ot mointoining order ond up- holding the school rules. With Normo Freeman, the Chiet Justice, presiding ot the meetings, the group discussed NoP.rviA FREEMAN FUCHARD F RYAN Chief Justice ond diminished such problems os students being tordy, cutting closses, ond smoking. In generol, the tosk ot the Student Court! to help mdintoin cippropriote ond commend- dble compus order-is not on ecisy one ond the court members deserve to be commended on their ettorts ond their results. Welcoming Students Every Morning .,...-v BUS DRIVERS - Top Row: C. Ingerson. J. Smith. E. Prine. D. Moore. J. Thill. D. Vohs. I-I, Gill. N. Fries, H. Nix. L. Adams. SECOND ROW: I. Burl. D. Shirley. B. Viloodword. M, Barrett. M. Fullmer. J. Muriss. M. Van Hee. R. Davids, F. Mott, L. Spicer. BOTTOM ROW: M. Wesner, J. Da- vis. M. Nosekabel, M. Littrell. R, Howard. N. Chilton. and M. Nloon x., MAINTENANCE-Helping to keep our campus clean were H. Gloistein, E, Requarth, E, West, S. Terrey J. Rink. V. Balder- hausen, B. Casserly. G. Long. O. Nlang. L. Tramp. and C, Willis. 32 MAINTENANCE AND BUS DRIVERS Seen scuttling around the campus all hours ot the clay is the maintenance crew. Comprised of several men proficient in such telds as painting, gardening, and construction work, the crew maintains the neat and attractive appearance ol our campus. They re- ceive some much-needed help and cooperation from the students, showing their appreciation ot these men by helping to keep the campus clean. Early in the morning and immediately after school, Anaheim's yellow school buses can be seen pulling in and out ot the parking lot. In the capable hands of our bus drivers, these busses transport the students to and from schoolg they also provide the transportation for almost all the athletic events and tor many ot the special activity trips. "RED" HAMILTON Locker Maintenance Was Shining Eating Area Where Lunch-time helpers included Mary Bates, Carol Killingsworth, Jack Egan. Janet Dierberger. Pauline Merriman, Gladys Hamilton, Bob Franco, Sandy Luner, Sharon Avril, Gary Gray, Gary Carter, Sandra Bush, Melody Bradd, Jean Yount, and Tom Visel. WlMPY'S AND CAFETERIA Throughout the year, the cafeteria staff and Wimpy's workers, both managed by Dorothy Heinze, very admirably prepared and sold sack lunches, ham- burgers, hot dogs and snacks. The second semester found the headquarters of the cafeteria moved to temporary quarters between the music building and the main building. Both students and teachers alike were able to purchase, lunches because of the efficiency of the cafeteria staff. During the spring, the building housing the equip- ment and facilities of the cafeteria was torn down in order to begin the erection ofa new cafeteria. DOROTHY HEI NZE Cafeteria Manager 5 f gsg, .nv Preparing meals for hungry students were Ethel Knudsen, Gladys Hamilton, Mary Marvey, Lucille Collins, Grace Ricker, Nellie Overmyer, Pauline Merriman, Alice Kidwell, Marie Elliot, and Aleeta Smith. 33 Students Related Vital Club News, It With the T959-60 school year, the Stu- ' dent Store and Inner Club Council marked their third year in operation. Both or- ganizations h a v e done much to tacili- tate and anticipate the needs ot Ana- heim's students. Fulfilling the needs Y, ot all the Connies and Clems, the Stu- dent Store sold l books, pencils, paper, i ink and Colonyville book covers. By sell- ing tickets tor school l activities and also l acting as a lost and fo u n d department, l the store proved to be indespensable. STUDENT STORE--Composing the staff of this year's Student Store were F, Flores, E, Moreno, P. Blaizes, C. Munoz, C. Pastel-field. N. Brownell. J. Fancher. N. Jones. L. Green, L. Smith. S. Watkins, L. Corbet, S. Cano, and J. Nlomulchey. STUDENT STORE AND INNER-CLUB COUNCIL lt was through the ettorts of the lnner-Club Council that Ana- heim's Foreign Exchange Pro- gram, in its second year, met with continued success. Dances and many other ICC sponsored activities raised money while the various clubs themselves, substan- tiated the funds. The Inner-Club Council, com- posed ot all Anaheim High's club presidents, also established uni- form club constitutions and co- ordinated the many campus ac- tivities. Active members of l.C.C. included, BOTTOM ROW-K. Taylor, L. Schlegel, B. Blankmeyer. D. D'Amore. J. Del Crvgnaie- ROW 2-C. O'Brien- K. Hoffner. S. Woodruff, C. Quails. Row 3-E. McLaughlin. B. Schauver. D. Schaal. ROW 4-R. Copeland, B. Piper. C. Nelson. and D. Wright. 34 i or Enjoyed Much Interesting Reading Courteous, kind, and coopera- tive are only a few words which describe Anaheim's office staff. Keeping the s c h o o I running smoothly cmd efficiently, the of- fice workers are constantly on the go. By answering telephones, typing letters and countless forms, keeping records, running off bul- letins, and broadcasting notices, the office workers form the most essential link connecting the nu- merous branches of the school. Remembering these helpful people, we extend our thanks. This year's office staff included W. Graf, M. Fackiner, W. Roberts, E. Drake, W. Palka, E. Parslow, and O. Nelson, OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF The library again proved to be one of the most visited and much used facilities offered in Anaheim High. The students filled the Ii- brary before and after school hours, as well as during the dou- ble lunch periods. Florence Borror headed the library staff in the capacity of head librarian, while Carol Lewis acted as library clerk. Alta Isbell and the student workers managed the more general ac- tivities of the library. This year's library staff includes BACK ROW-P. Pettit, B., McNaIey, L. Bagan, S.. Potts, J. Wold, A. Camp- bell, and S. Rosenhamer. FRONT ROW-F. Borror, L. Santi, D. Snelgrove, A. Wiggins, C. Healey, K. Car- michael, S. Anderson, A. Isbell, and C. Lewis. 35 ,, ,,,, L, .l..L as mnwii Q , 520 622825 gi QZSQQK if BENQ? A WW Alam O OW lisa - Om as as so so V iiggggag O Qm0 vs yE aes? -Q QE 0 flew? Sw M O W QM my as L5 5 new Q We s s as , y W aw AA wb Ou. 523 Q ii ii ai some as T or AMW jg is X slag mo Quay Qgglesxds E RSE m0 Mom aa Om ow? W V wphk M QQ? W M si my iii h Ho ag Saga W M ories qaiagdfhe sfu ody, STE Qgam 0? Oc 9 5 QB? QW M Om rlends an know 52? 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Dawg oxxswb io i QQ ag img i Kiel? a W N an :J seas HW S M Aff! as wh W 0934 iv 'WF -a A80 53? 99,24 ,V X mb mn fn M MJ. - , -' gs Q Quo og Od-'ggi as My I, k ' , 0 in Y: ,. gimp. sais r or A sir. ai of W i Q y fx SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-TOP ROW: Mark Allen, president: Bill Ehrle, vice president. BOT- TOM ROW: Norma Freeman, secretary: Pat Beale, treasurer. ln the inset is Allen Nelson, class Q adviser. Q? E0 st M emories Cherished by Seniors Memories of their last year were many and wonderful for Anaheim's senior Connies and Clems. Although this years senior class was not as large as last year's, it did iust as much if not more. The class sponsored the Christmas Formal and several other dances after football and basketball games. The year was brought to a close by a gay Week of senior activities including the senior- underclassmen games, the senior breakfast, Baccalaureate, graduation, and the fabulous all-night grad-party. The graduating class accum- ulated over SQOOO in its treasury for a gift to the school. Taking charge of the .activities sponsored by the senior class 38 was the Senior Executive Committee, ably led by the senior class adviser, Allen Nelson. Included on this committee were Gaye Adler, Mark Allen, Bruce Bayer, Pat Beale, Kendra Benson, Judy Bergeson, Barbara Blankmeyer, Lynn Branchaud, Viki Brown, Carol Currier, Al Del Crognale, Bill Ehrle, Mike Eisenhower, Carole Endicott, Norma Freeman, John Gibson, Liz Hartman, Butch Hatfield, Jannae Hurlbet, Pam Kier, Susie Luzader, Dan Malek, Edna Moore, Karen Olsen, Susan Petitt, Claudia Quails, Ron Raub, Ed Resha, Kay Smith, Bea Spino, Jim Starr, Dee Stewart, Brian Stieler, Casey Suggs, and Sharon Woodruff. SENICDR MARGO ABELLANA PATRICIA ACKLES SYLVIA JOYCE ADAMS PAUL ADAMS Tri-Hi-Y, 2 years English Maior Tri-Hi-Y Club Sec. Math Maior English Maior Tri-Hi-Y Business Maior Print Shop Maior Science Maior Girls' League English Maior Colonist Club SKIP ADAMS GAYE LYNN ADLER CLAUDIO AGUILAR CHARLES ALLEN MARK ALLEN Math, English Maiors Eng. Mir., Songleader C, B Football Agriculture Maior Eng., Span.,Math Mirs. Football, Track Coed Secretary, GAA C, B Track Varsity Tennis, 2 yrs. V. Football, Boys' State Auto Shop Maior Girls' League Rep. Colonist Club FFA Sr. Class Pres. Hal' CATHERINE ALTHENS Art Maior English Maior Math Maior ALBERT ARCINIAGA Transfer Student Industrial Arts Maior Colonist Club SUSAN MARION BAKER Business Maior English Maior Girls' League CAROLYN ANDERSON FBLA, Business Maior Homemaking Maior Girls' League HARRY ARMSTRONG Transfer Student Varsity Football Math, English Maiors SUZANNE BAKER Homemaking Maior Business Maior English Maior we-ww' JOHN S. ANDERSON SANDRA F. ANDERSON SANDRA LEE ANDERSON SUSAN ANDRES Colonist Knights Drill Team, 2 yrs., Y Future Nurses Pres. Eng. Maior, Yell Leader Music Maior English Maior, Pep Club English Maior Pep Club, Thespians V.P Spring Concert Bus. Maior, Work Exper. Science Maior Student Council Sec. PATRICIA AUSTIN LILLIE BACA LYNNE BACKUS MARGI BAKER Business Maior A Cappella Choir Social Studies Maior A Cappella, Usherettes Homemaking Maior Home Economics Maior Business Maior Eng., Math Mirs., Girls' League Bus. Maior, Girls' Glee Pep Club, Girls' League Safety, Welfare Comm. If JOYCE BALDERHAUSEN BILL BALLMAN English Maior Math Maior Business Maior English Maior Tri-Hi-Y, Z years Science Maior DIANNA BANDELL JACK BARTLETT Science Maior Transfer Student Exec. Comm. Math, English Maiors Pep, Latin Clubs Colonist Club 39 SENIOR ANN BARTOSH BONNIE BARTSCH KATHY BATES BRUCE BAYER English Maior, Jr. Play Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club English Maior Band, Music Maiors Thespians, FBLA Dress Board Servettes English, Science Maiors Tri4Hi-Y Club Pres. English, History Mirs. Girls' League Mozart Club, Sr. Exec. SANDRA BEACH PATRICIA BEALE RITA BEEMAN NANCY BELL ROBERT BELL Art Maior English, Spanish Maiors Eng. Mir., Mozart Choir Commercial Maior Colonist Club English Maior Sr. Class Treas., Coeds Student Body Treasurer Drill Team Math, Science Maiors Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Sec., Tri-Hi-Y Drill Team Sr. Leader Girls' League English Maior sk 4-f '19 LOUISE BEMILLER LYNDA BENGOCHEA KENDRA BENSON JUDY BERGESON WILLIAM BEST LOYD BIBBEE English Maior Science, English Maiors English, Math Maiors FBLA President Transfer Student Swimming, Waterpolo Social Studies Maior Future Nurses, Tri-Hi-Y Maiorette, Sr. Exec. Senior Executive Comm. Bible Club Sec. Colonist Club Girls' League Latin Club Sub Debs, Talent Show Pep Club English, Math Maiors Industrial Arts Maior FRANK BIEGLER LINDA BISSELL DALE BLANCHARD BARBARA BLANKMEYER JERRY BLOMGREN BARBARA BOATMAN Student Council Science Maior Math Maior GAA President, Sub Debs Transfer Student English, Math Maiors Auto Shop Maior English Maior Colonist Club Math, English Maiors Math Maior Girls' League Rep. Colonist Club Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Football Girls' League Cabinet Social Studies Maior GAA LIBBY BOGAN ROSALIE BOJORQUEZ MARLENE BOUNOUS CHARLINDA L. BOWER JOHN BOWMAN GAYLENE BRACE Commercial Maior Spanish, Eng. Maiors English, Spanish Mirs. Long Beach Transfer Molart Choir, Club English Maior Homemaking Maior Homemaking, Art Maiors Tri-Hi-Y, FHA Girls' League Music, Eng., Span. Mirs. Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA Tri-Hi-Y, FHA 3 years Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y Math, So. Studies Mirs. Social Science Maior 40 LYNN BRANCHAUD STEPHEN BRANDON ROSEMARIE BRENNAN RANDY BRENNEIS SUSAN BREWER GALE BROEKER Eng., Soc. Studies Mirs. English Maior Transfer Student Math Maior Business, Eng. Maiors Math, English Maiors Senior Exec., Pep Club Anoranco, Annual Staff Eng., Home Ec. Maiors Colonist Club Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Music Mir., Band 3 yrs. Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club Honor Society Future Nurses English Maior Usherettes, Coeds FBLA, Student Council J. PATRICK BROMAN CHARLES BROWN CLAUDINE BROWN JANICE BROWN PENNY BROWN STEVE BROWN Transfer Student Agriculture Maior Business Maior Homemaking Maior Student Council, FHA English, Math Maiors Math, English Maiors FFA President English Maior Girls' League Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y B Football Science Maior Chapter Farmer Degree FBLA Social Studies Maior Eng. Mir., Colonial Coeds Pep Club VIKI BROWN NANCY BROWNELL DOUG BROWNING CAROL S. BROWNRIGG GENE BRYANT JOAN BURGESS Head Songleader English Maior Colonist Club Girls' League . Mozart Choir, Club Eng. Maior, Girls' League Sub Debs, Pep Club Anoranco Staff Social Studies Maior Home Economics Maior Music Maior, Pep Club Business Maior Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Exec. Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Math, English Maiors Eng., Business Maiors Varsity Baseball Math Maior WENDA RAE BURGESS BONNIE BURKE PAT BURLINGAME RON BURNS JAMES DANIEL BURRUS PATRICIA CALDWELL Business Maior FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y Business Maior, FBLA English Maior Math Maior Commercial Maior A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs. Business Maior Girls' League Math Maior English Maior FBLA, 2 yrs. Drama Club, l year Social Science Maior Student Council Science Maior Science Maior Pep Club, TriAHi-Y NANCY CALLAHAN RACHEL CALLEROS ANN CAMPBELL HARRY J LYNN CAMPBELL CAMPBELL English Maior Spanish Maior FBLA ' Math, Eng. English Maior Sub Debs Pep Club Girls' League Art Maior Bvkelball, Colonlii Cl'-lb Maior Student Council Future Nurses Anoranco Staff Honor Society Math Maior BRUCE J. CAMPBELL JOSIE CANO STELLA MARIA CANO ANTHONY CAPASSO DENNIS CARLSON GAIL CARLSONT English Maier Business Maier Hememaking Maier Industrial Arts Maier Math Maier Football. 2 YEBFS Colonist Club Girls' League English Maier Social Studies Maier Student Court B6f1d.'2 Ye-BFS Social Science Maier English Maier Business Maier Celenist Knights Varsity Basketball COIOHIST Club ww URW W WAYNE CARLTON KARIN CARMICHAEL STELLA CARROCINO ETHEL CARTER GARY CARTER GREG CARTER Industrial Arts Maier Mozart Choir, Club Science Maier English Maier Math, Se. Studies Maier Colonist Club Social Science Maier Colonial Coeds English Maier Honor Society Yell Leader, 2 years English Maier English Maier Honor Society Pres. Music Maier, Tri-l-li-Y Tri-Hi-Y, French Club Jr. Play A Cappella Math Maier uri--0' nf 'E' Ek milf STEVE CASSADAY CELIA RUTH CASTILLO FRANK CASTRO SHERRY CHAMBLESS ALAN CHANCELLOR GENE CHAPIN Business Education Mir. Business Maier Math Maier Student Council Football, 2 years Transfer Student Colonist Club English Maier Colonist Club Business Maier Colonist Club Sec, Science Maier Social Studies Maier Homemaking Maier Mechanical Drawing Mir. Girls' League English, Math Maiors Honor Society MARY CHLOUPEK GARY CHURCH NANCY CIRAFICE BOB CLARK JACQUIE CLARK CARRIE LUCILLE CLAY Math, Eng., Science Mirs. C Football, Z years Transfer Student Industrial Arts Maier English Maier Ohio Transfer Student Y Club Worship Chr. Math Maier Student Council JV Football Tri-Hi-Y Business Maier Jr. Guild, Future Nurses English Maier Girls' League Gymnastics Safety, Welfare Comm. Girls' League PAULINE CLIFFORD GENE COALE JIM COCHRAN TOM COCHRAN WAYNE COCHRUN CURTIS COELHO Business Maier Varsity Baseball Transfer Student English Maier Varsity Football Math Maier Girls' League Auto Shop Maier Wrestling Science Maier Math Maier Mechanical Drawing Mir Secial Studies Maier Celenist Club Celenist Club Celenist Club A Cappella Choir Track 42 GARY.COLLI.NS cHEmE coNN JERRY CONNIER steve coorsn 'V E N I Q R English Maior Transfer Student Science Maior Math Maior Auto Shop Maior English, Math Maiors Math Maior Social Studies Maior Colonist Club Music Maior Colonist Club Colonist Club BIFF COPELAND DIANE CORMELL RAY COSTLOW RUSSELL COUPLAND JIM COUSINS English, Math Maiors English Maior Transfer Student Gold Seal Bearer English, Math Maiors Hi-Y Pres., Jr. Play Business Maior English Maior Colonist Knights Pres. Waterpolo Team, 3 yrs. Youth Government Girls' League Colonist Club English, Science Maiors Swimming Team, 3 years DANIEL R. COWGER CHUCK COX PRISCILLA L. CRANSTON BOB CRISTIANO BOB CRITCHFIELD RALPH C. CRONIN Math Maior English Maior English, Music Maiors English, Wood Shop Mirs. Social Studies Maior English Maior Senior Exec. Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Roto Hi, Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs. Soph. Representative Auto Shop Maior Social Studies Maior English Maior Varsity A Club A Cappella, 2 yrs., FNA Junior Executive JV Football Key Club BARBARA CROSS JAMES A, CUBA JAMES CULLEN GERI LEE CUMMINS CHARLES CUNNINGHAM LINDA CURRANT English Maior, Annual Language Maior Math, Music Maiors Business Maior Thespians, Jr. Play English, Math Maiors Anoranco, GAA, FHA Beta Gamma Pep Club Science Maior Music Mir., A Cappella FHA, Girls' League Usherettes, Press Club Spanish Club Colonist Band, 3 years Tri-Hi-Y Band, School Organist Transfer Student CAROL CURRIER ROBERTA ANN CUSTALOE JIM DALE DIANE M. D'AMORE WANDA DANARD DIANA DANHOFF Yell Leader, Pep Club Business Maior Math Maior Usherettes President Art Maior, Tri-Hi-Y Business. Eng. Maiors Sr. Executive, GAA English Maior English Maior Pep Club, Eng., Bus. Mirs. Homemaking Maior Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, FBLA Sub Debs, Dress Board Girls' League Colonist Club Student Council English Maior Girls' League l 32 BOB DANLEY Latin Club Colonist Club Social Studies Maior RON DAVIS Varsity Waterpolo Swimminq English, Science Maiors Www DWAYNE DARGATZ HERBERT DAVENPORT HENRY E. DAVIE ANNE DAVIS BEVERLY .DAVIS Math Maior English Maior Auto Shop Maior English Maior, GAA Art Maior Mechanical Drawing Mir. Music Maior Wood Shop Maior Sub Debs Sec., Maiorette Girls' League Colonist Club A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs. Colonist Club Mozart Choir, Club A Cappella Choir SALLY JO DAVIS SHARON KAY DAVIS LEWIS DAWDY KAREN DAWSON NANCY DEAN Student Council, 2 years English, Business Mirs. Math Maior English Maior English, Music Maiors Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y Enqlish Maior Commercial Maior Girls' League Board English Maior Pep Club Colonist Club Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Honor Society, GAA so-+ 'S PAT DEFFNER Jr. Exec., Sub Debs Maiorette, Pep Club Bus. Mir., St. Council 0 Qld? JOHN DELAHUNT AL DEL CROGNALE CLYDE DICK DONNA DICKENSON CAROL DICKERSON Mathematics Maior Math Maior, Sr. Exec. Business Maior Eng., Art, Home Ec. Mirs. Student Council, Alt. English Maior B Football, Eng. Mir. Cross Country Sub Debs, FHA Sec. A Cappella Choir Science Maior Student Council Track Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Transfer Student ROBERT HUGH DICKEY KENNETH W. DIERBERGER TERESITA DOMINGO PAT DONICA TONY DORN ROGER DOUGLAS Colonist Club Pres. Water Polo, 3 yrs. Exchange Student Sub Debs Red Cross Rep. English Maior English Maior Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Swimming, 3 yrs. English Maior Business, Home Ec. Mirs. Auto Shop Maior Spanish Maior Honor Society, 3 yrs. Science Maior Coeds, Mozart Club St. Council, Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club Varsity Football GARY DOW Gold Seal Bearer Track Team, 2 yrs. Geology Club 44 KAREN DOWNS EDWARD R. DREWS KENNETH DRIFTMIER HELMUT DUATSCHEK BILL DU COING Transfer Student Transfer Student Math Maior Varsity Football Machine Shop Maior FBLA Dance Committee Math, Science Maiors English Maior Science Maior Social Studies Maior Business Maior Colonist Club Colonist Club Language Maior Industrial Arts Maior GERALDINE DUFFNER CINDY DUVALL KATHLEEN ANN DYE DONA EAGLESON JANET EASTON KAREN EDWARDS n Transfer Sfudenf Transfer Sfudenl Bus. Mir., GAA Board English, Mafh Maiors Sludenf Body Secrefary Business Maior English Maior English Maior Sf. Council, Jr. Exec. Pep Club GAA V.P., Coed Sec. Tri-Hi-Y Science, Mafh Maiors Music Maier Soph., Sr. GAA Rep. Tri-Hi-Y, 3 years Gold Seal Bearer Pep Club LEE EDWARDS WILLIAM D. EHRLE MICHAEL C. EISENHOWER DONNA L. ELLIOTT CAROLE ENDICOTT BEVERLY J. EPPERSON Girls' League Senior Class Vice Pres. Business, English Maiors Business Maior Malh, English Maiors Sludenl Council Social Sfudies Maior English Maior, Key Club Aufo Shop Maier Spanish Maior Sub Debs, Sr. Exec. Bus., Ari, Eng. Maiors English Maior Sludenf Council, Band Senior Execufive Comm. Girls' League Pep Club Treas., GAA Social Sludies Maior GARY ETHIER CAROL FANCHER JUDI FANCHER DUNCAN FANKBONER DON FARAM NANCY FAUGHNDER Mafh, Science Maiors Music Maior English Maior Transfer Sfudenf Malh Maior Music Maior English Maior English Maior Spanish Maior Colonisf Club Science Maier A Cappella, Pep Club Colonisf Club Girls' League Jr. Exec., Tri-Hi-Y Social Studies Maior Track Tri-Hi-Y Council CAROLYN J. FEAR RICHARD FELIZ MARYANNE FELLBAUM RONNIE I. FELLOWS GERRY FERGUSON English Maior Business Maior Eng. Maior, Tri-Hi-Y Malh, English Maiors Transfer Sluclenf Malh, Science Maiors English Maior Business Maior Science Maior Malh, Science Maiors Tri-Hi-Y Colonisf Club Drill Team, 3 years Radio Club Vice Pres. FBLA, Pep Club LOIS A. FERGUSON wll.LlAM L. FERGUSON DENNIS FERKEL ED FILADELFIA Transfer Sludenl' English Major lnduslrial Arts Maior Music Maior Mash' English Maiors Baseball Foclball Spring Concerf, 2 years Tri.Hi.Y Colonisl Club Malh Maior A Cappella Choir SENIOR 45 MICHIAL F. FILLMAN JOHN FIORENTIN THOMAS M. FISH BARBARA FISHER DENNIS FISHER RICHARD M. FLOODY Art Maior, Hi-Y Club English, Spanish Maiors Colonist Club A Cappella Choir Metal Shop Maior Transfer Student Roto-Hi, Debate Club Math, Science Maiors Social Studies Maior GAA, Usherettes Advertising Staff Colonist Club Orange Co. Speech Meet Gamma Pi, Geology Club Industrial Arts Maior English Maior, Pep Club Commercial Maior English Maior v-inf? WEST' CHRIS JAMES FLYNN JANE FORBES JUDIE FORBES MICHAEL J. FORBES JOE FORMICOLA BECKY FORSYTHE Geology Club President English Maior, Pep Club Transfer Student English Maior Industrial Arts Maior English Maior, GAA Math, English Maiors Student Council Math Club President Waterpolo Club Pres. English Maior Pep Club, Sonqleader Honor Society Advertising Staff Honor Society, Gamma Pi Varsity Swimming, Band Colonist Knights Jr. Executive Comm. aaa., FRANKLIN FRANCIS ROBERT FRANCO Colonist Club C, JV, Var. Basketball Band Maior Industrial Arts Maior Social Studies Maior Colonist Club JO ANN FULTON Business, Eng. Maiors Beta Gamma Tri-Hi-Y SENIOR 46 fd--dlifif 'WY'-413' JACKIE FRASER NORMA FREEMAN JUDY FRY GARY FRYE FBLA, Social Studies Mir. Yell Leader, 2 years Business Maior Track Bus. Maior, Tri-Hi-Y Student Court, Coeds FBLA Math, Science Maiors Pep Club Senior Class Sec., GAA English Maior Colonist Club KATHY GALIANO CATHERINE GATES TOM GELKER JOHN GIBSON Eng. Maior, Pep Club English, Spanish Maiors Machinist Maior Colonist Club Tri-HiAY Beta Gamma, GAA Mechanical Drawing Maior Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Student Council Honor Society Colonist Club Social Studies Maior RICK GILFILLAN ARLENE GILGER GIL M. GIRARD III LARRY GODDEN Latin Maior Business Maior Math, English Maiors Colonist Club Math Maior English Maior Social Science Maier Social Studies Maior Colonist Club Pep Club Debate Team Industrial Arts Maior au 'CB' i LYNN GOLDWYN JOAN GOODWIN PATRICIA GORDY BARBARA GOSZEWSKI WILLIAM A. GOVE CARROL GRABER Transfer Student Annual, Anoranco Homemaking Maier Student Council Math Maier Hememaking Maier Homemaking Maier Sub Debs, Honor Society Social Studies Maier Girls' League Varsity Feetball Mgr. English Maier Advanced Girls' Glee Press Club President Girls' League English Maier Advertising Staff Girls' League JERRY GRAHAM SARA GRAVES GARY GRAY LINDA GREENE KENNETH GREENWOOD LARRY GREGORY Spanish Club English Maier Spanish, Math Maiors Girls' League Football, JV Basketball Colonist Club Transfer Student Girls' Glee, I yr. Student Court, 2 years Social Studies Maier Transfer Student Machinist 'Club Colonist Club Business Maier Beta Gamma President Student Store Colonist Club Social Studies Maior KAREN ANNE GRETEL MICHAELE ELAINE GRIFFITH GLORIA GRINDE LEE GULINO DONALD E. HALLARD TERRY HAMMOND Girls' League English, Language Mirs. Transfer Student Business Maier Math, Science Maiors English Maier Hememaking Maier Safety, Welfare Comm. A Cappella Choir Science Maier Language Maier Social Studies Maier Business Maier Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y English Maier Girls' League English Maier Varsity Football Mgr JOHN HANLON GENNY HANSEN DOUG HARMON BRUCE HARNEY GLENDA KAY HART PHIL HART Science, English Maiors FBLA, Usherettes Pep, Key, Swim Clubs Eng. Maier, Sr, Exec. Student Council, FBLA Colonist 'Club Math Maier, Pep Club FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, 2 years English, Printing Maiors Varsity Football Tri-Hi-Y, FHA Social Studies Maier Colonist Club Business Maior Varsity A Club Varsity A Club Bus., Homemaking Maiors Rifle Club Business' Maier ' Pep Club, 2' years Girls' League Tri-Hi'-YQVFBLAW' Spa'rii'shwCluvb' SENIOR PAM HAUCK JOHN HAVELES GWEN HAWKINS CONNIE J. HEALY English Maior, Tri-Hi-Y Indusfrial Arls Maior English Maior Tri-Hi-Y, 3 years Spanish Maior, GAA Science Maier Yell Leader Girls' League Dress Board, Coeds Adverfising Slaff A Cappella Choir Fufure Nurses CAROLYN HENNINGS SUSAN HENRY LANA HENSLEY DANNY HERRING EDWARD RAY HERINGER Girls' League Pres., GAA Anoranco, Annual, Coeds GAA Sporls Commissioner lndusfrial Aris Maior Transfer Sludenl Gold Seal Bearer, Band A Cappella, GAA Usherelfes, Pep Club Malh Maior Science, Malh Maiors Coeds, Eng., Music Mirs, Press Club, Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y Club Pres. Colonist Knights Colonisf Club Q-av""' LOLA HERRICK LINDA HEYBROCK JOYCE HICKS TERRY HILDEBRAND HAROLD HILLIARD LARRY HILSABECK Y Club Treas., Hislorian Bela Gamma English Maior Machine Shop Maior Bela Gamma, 2 years Varsily Foolball English Maior, Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y, 4 years Girls' League Maih Maior English Maior Malh Maior Language Maior English Maior Bible Club Secretary Social Sfudies Maier FFA English Maior KAAREN HILTY DIANNE HIXSON TOM HOAG JUDY HOEPPNER KIRK HOFFNER LARRY LEE HOOD Transfer Sludenl' Ari Maior Waferpolo, 3 years Spanish, English Maiors Pep Club Presidenf Honor Sociely, Key Club Usherelles, Tri-Hi-Y Business Maior Swimming, 3 years Drill Team, Pep Club Key Club, Jr. Exec. Com, Varsify, Tennis, 2 years Language, English Maiors English Maior English Maior Spanish Club Vice Pres. Malh, English Maiors Mafh, Science Maiors GERALD HOPKINS WILLIAM HOPKINS SALLY HOTCHKISS DICK HOUSTON V JOYCE HOWELL TOM HOWELL English Maior English Maior Transfer Sludenf Malh, English Maiors Ari Maior Eng., Math, Science Mirs. Math, Science Maiors lndusfrial Arls Maiqr English Maior Varsily A Club Social Sfudies Maior Indusfrial Aris Maior Foolball, Track Colonisl Club Ari' Maier Sec. of Assemblies Girls' League Colonisl Club 48 'U DEE DEE HOXSIE SHARON HUGHES TERRY RICHARD HUGHES JOHNNA DEE HUNTER JANNAE HURLBET MIKE INGRAM Girls' League Girls' League, FHA Business Maior Commercial Maior Songleader, A Cappella Sciene Maior English Maior Transfer Student Math Maior FBLA Sub Debs, Student Court Colonist Club Business Maior English, Math Maiors English Maior GAA Honor Society, Tri-Hi-V Transfer Student jk WALTER ISAAC BILL IVORY JOY JACKSON BERNARD LEE JACQUES DON JACQUES KEN JACQUES Shop Maior Spanish, English Maiors A Cappella Choir English, Math Maiors Music Mir., Mozart Club Mathematics Maior C Basketball Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y Club Vice Pres. Colonist Club, Pep Club Dance Band, 2 years English Maior Colonist Club Pep Club, Key Club Homemaking Maior Cross Country Track Varsity Track, 2 years Colonist Club KEN JAMES A. MARIE JENKINS DIANNE LEE JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSON NANCY JONES CLAUDIA JORDAN Science, Math Maiors English, Music Maiors English, Science Maiors Business Maior FNA, FHA Press Club, Pep Club Varsity Basketball Student Council, Coeds Beta Gamma Secretary English Maior English Maior GAA, Usherettes Transfer Student Mozart Club, Choir, GAA Spanish Club Girls' League Business Maior Annual, Anoranco Staffs STEVE KAELIN JONATHAN KATZ DIANE KAUFMAN GARY KELLEY BOB KELLY PAM KIER Auto Shop Maior B Football Art, Business Maiors Business Maior Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Sub Debs Historian Science Maior Math Maior Pep Club Tennis, 3 years Varsity A Club V. P. Tri-Hi-Y Council Sec. Colonist Club Science Maior Girls' League English Maior Science Maior Sr. Exec., Pep Club SANDRA KILBARGER CAROL KILLINGSWORTH DAVID KING JAMES KIRK LAURIE KIRK PAT KIRKHART Art Maior Language, Science Maiors Machine Shop Maior Machine Shop Maior Business Maior Social Studies Maior A Cappella Choir, I yr. Honor Society C Football Social Studies Maior Girls' League Assembly Business Maior English Maior Gamma Pi, Tri-Hi-Y Auto Shop Maior Colonist Club English Maior Pep Club, Girls' League 49 l 4 DAN KITE ROBBIE KITE VIRGINIA KLEIN LARRY KLEINWORTH KATHLEEN KLISCH SHERRILL KRASTEL JV Football Transfer Student Social Studies Maior Industrial Arts Maior Anoranco Staff Gold Seal Bearer, GAA Jr. Play English Maior Girls' League Jr. Play, Sr. Play English Maior Coeds, Servettes, Annual Colonist Club Library, Office Helper Future Nurses 'Colonist Club Tri-Hi-Y Anoranco Staff, Eng. Mir. ,pw YV' JOYCE BARBARA KULAK DON LAMAR TOM LAMBETH ROBERT LAMPHER RICHARD W. LANDIN JUDITH ANN LANER Science, English Maiors Swimming Team Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Industrial Arts Maior Mathematics Maior English Maior Anoranco, Annual, FHA Advertising Staff Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs. Social Studies Maior Mechanical Drawing Mir. Girls' Glee Usherettes, Gamma Pi Math Mir. Pep Club Varsity A Club Colonist Club Varsity Football Student Council DON LANGSON KAREN LANGSON JOE LARAMEE PATRICIA LATHROP JUDY LE BEAU RON LEHMAN English, Math Maiors Math, Science Maiors Military Science Maior Business Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior Football, Track, Diving English Maior Rifle Team Captain A Cappella Choir Business Maior A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs. Colonist Club Gold Seal Bearer Rifle Team Social Studies Maior Girls' League Music Maior Q03 Q fva-If .o-W--uv Tacos' w ...xp 'nv LENON BOBBIE LENTZ GEORGE LEPPER ROBERT LESTER CAROL LESSI JACKIE LEVECK Pi, Math Club Business Maior Math Maior Mechanical Drawing Mir. Beta Gamma, Geology Club Sub Debs, Math Maior Tri-Hi-Y English Maior Social Studies Maior Future Nurses, FBLA, FHA Sec. Press Club, Pep Club Usherettes Social Studies Maior Colonist Club Business, Science Maiors Anoranco, Annual Staffs SANDRA LEVER RICK LICHTENWALTER SYLVIA LIEBI IONE LILES DAVID WILLIAM LINN BOB LITZ Transfer Student Science Maior Art Maior English Maior Industrial Arts Maior Math Maior Eflllllih. Math Maiors A Cappella Choir English Maior Spanish Maior Colonist Club English Maior FBLA Sr. Exec., Eng. Mir. Geology Club Bus. Mir., GAA, 3 yrs. Varsity Football B Basketball 50 ROBERTA LONG . PATRICIA LOWE ROBERT LUCAS ROBERT LUECKE 1 : 3 I N I O Eng., Business Maiors Transfer Student Transfer Student English, Math Maiors Drill Team, Sub Debs Girls' League Math Maior Football, Basketball Flag Twirler Social Studies Maior Business Maior Student Council SANDY LURNER JUDY LUTHER SUSIE LUZADER BETTI LYKOWSKI JUDITH LEE MAAS Eng., Home Ec. Mirs. English, Science Maiors Advertising Staff English Maior Bus. Maior, Ad Manager FHA, Pep Club Servettes Treasurer Sr. Exec., Anoranco Business Maior Tri-Hi-Y Club Pres., V.P. Safety, Welfare Comm. Anoranco Staff Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Drill Team Leader Girls' League Assembly NANCY ANN MABS SANDRA MACKENSEN STEVE MACKINNON JIM MAGILL JOE MAGISTRALE DON L. MAHAFFEY Mozart Choir, Music Mir. Math Maior English Maior Math, Science Maiors Transfer Student Transfer Student GAA, Spring Concert English Maior Band Member, 2'!z yrs. Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Colonist Club Industrial Arts Maior Social Studies Maier Tri-Hi-Y Club Transfer Student Varsity A Club Math, Science Maiors English Maior JOHN JAMES MAHER III DAN MALEK DONNA JEAN MALEY LOUIE F. MANNONE JIM MARK SUE MARKHAM Math Maior Varsity Track Student Council English Maior Varsity Football Business Maior Track, 3 years Senior Exec. Committee Usherettes, Girls' Glee Math Maior Basketball Homemaking Maior Colonist Club Industrial Arts Maior Pep Club, Bus. Maior Transfer Student Baseball Girls' League SAM 'MAROVICH GAY MARTIN FAULA JEAN MARTIN VERA MARTIN SHARON MASONY BARBARA MATTINGLYW Student Council FBLA, Pep Club Student Council English Maior Drill Team. 2 Years English Maicr English Maier FHA' Girls' League Mozart Choir Social Studies Maigr Business Maior Science Maior Gymnastics Transfer Student Mozart Club Girls' League English Maior Transfer Student g CHARLES R. MATULIK JOHN A. MAULDING RONALD W. MAY JOHN McBURNEY BOB McCANDLESS CLAUDETTE McCARTHY Math Maior Photography Colonist Club English Maior Student Body President Transfer Student Transfer Student Colonist Club Social Studies Maior Varsity Track Band 3 yrs., Dance Band Science Maior Colonist Club Math Maior Industrial Arts Maior Colonist Club Mozart Choir Spanish Mir., Tri-Hi-Y GAIL A. MCCLOUD BONNIE K. MCCULLOCH GLORIA MCCULLOUGH VIRGINIA MCGUFFIN KATHY McHENRY CHRIS E. MCINERNEY English Maior Social Studies Maior Aff Maior Ef'I9ll5h Malo' Homemiklnfl Maior H0memaklnQ Maior Band Girls' League Math Maior Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y Girls' League Colonist Club Business Maior Homemaking Maior Girls' League Assembly Pep Club Spring Concert MARGIE McKEE PATRICIA McKINNEY EDWARD McLAUGHLIN BARBARA McNALLY DAVID McPHEETERS SONNY MEANS Pep Club, Girls' l-edQUE Spanish Maior Pres. Foreign Exchange Transfer Student Men's Glee Math, English Maiors Music, English Maiors Homemakinq Maior Key Club, Latin Club English Maior Pep Club Social Studies Maior A Cappella Choir GAA, 3 years Math, Science Maiors Latin Club Colonist Club Student Council SHARON MEIER MARK MEISSNER ROGER MENDENHALL LORRAINE KAY MERKEL KAREN MESSENGER JOANNE MICKELSON Bus. Maior, GAA 3 years Science, Math Maiors Mechanical Drawinq Mir. Homemaking Maior English, Language Mirs. Math, Science, Eng. Mirs Advertising Staff English Maior Math, Science Maiors English Maior French Club Girls' State Rep. Student Council Gamma Pi C Football Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y FHA Section President KEN MIKOLEIT BILL MILES MARILYN MILLER PAT MILLER WASKAH MILLER PAT MISENER English, Math Maiors Press Club Anoranco, Annual, Coeds Math, English Maiors English Maior Homemaking Maior Science Maior Annual Staff Honor Society, Band, GAA Social Studies Maior Pep Club Business Maior Tl1e5Pl5nS. JUNOF Pl-SY Anoranco Staff Bible, Geology Clubs Transfer Student Tri-Hi-Y Council Rep. Tri-Hi-Y 52 ANNELI MITTMAN SUSAN MODDEL CAROLE MOEN LINDA MONELL RONALD MONK ROBERT P. MOOR English Maior Music Maior Eng., Bus. Mirs., Pep Club English Maior Key Club Vice Pres. Industrial Arts Maior French Maior Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Advertising Staff Tri-Hi-Y Geology Club Treasurer Rifle Team GAA Transfer Student FBLA, Anoranco, Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Math, Science Maiors Military Organization EDNA MOORE DAN MOORHEAD ERNIE MORAN ELAINE MORENO CHARLES MORGAN MAUREEN GAIL MORGAN English, Music Maiors FFA, Agriculture Maior English Maior English Maior Industrial Arts Maior Music Maior PGP Club. Molart Club English Maior Varsity Football Music Maior, Band Social Studies Maior EMJIISII MBIOI' Yell Leader Spanish Maior Colonist Club Junior Play, Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club GAA, 2 years PHILLIP E. MORRIS KATHY MORRIS BOB MORRIS MARILYN MORROW BOBBIE JO MORTON MICHAEL MORTON JV Football English Maior English, Math Maiors Sub Debs, Pep Club English, Spanish Maiors Math, Science Maiors Chef's Class Pep Club, FBLA Swim Club, 2 years Business Maior GAA 3 years, Pep Club Swimming Team, 3 years Advertising Staff Tri-Hi-Y Vnsity Water Polo Tri-Hi-Y Club Treas. Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y Honor Society BILL.MUELLER TOM MULLEN MARIA CEC MUNOZ BOB MURPHY LINDA GAY MURPHY Science Maior Science Maior Business ior Agriculture Maior English Maior Geology Club President A Cappella Choir FHA 3 years, Pep Club FFA Vice Pregidenf GAA, 3 years Rifle Team Football, Basketball FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club AFS Committee MERVYN MURRAY AKIRA NAKAGIRI DORTHY NANKERVIS DON NELLESEN Machine Shop Maior Exchange Student Spanish Maior Math Maior English Maior Key Club Student Council, 2 yrs. Auto Shop Maior Social Studies Maior Mozart Club Sub Debs, Pep Club Colonist Club SENIOR 53 DANNY NELSON KAY L. NELSON TIMOTHY NELSON LEO NICOSIA ARTHUR D. NIEBLAS, JR. RUTH NIEWOHNER Math Maier Bus., Eng. Maiors Band Maier English Maier English Maier Business Maier Varsity Gymnastics GAA, Girls' Swim Team Social Studies Maier Social Studies Maier Social Studies Maier Beta Gamma, Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Colonist 'Club Colonist Club Auto Shop Maier Pep Club, FBLA PAUL M. NIGGEMEIER BUDDY NOBLE VIRGINIA NORBERG BRENDA JOYCE NORMAN LOREN NUTTER MICHAEL O'BANNON Transfer Student Science, Math Maiors Girls' League Art Maier Transfer Student Math Maier English Maier Dance Band, 3 years Social Studies Maier FBLA, FHA Wood Shop Maier Colonist Club Machine Shop Maier Colonist Club Home Ec. Maier Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Machine Shop Maier Social Studies Maier -00 COLLEEN 0'BRlEN GLORIA GENE O'DELL CLYDE OLIPHANT DON OLIVER KAREN OLSEN BONNIE OLSON Geology Club Sec., GAA Hememaking Maier lndustrial Arts Maier Industrial Arts Maier Eng., Spanish Maiors English Maier Gold Seal Bearer English Maier English Maier English Maier Jr., Sr. Exec., A Cappella Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Science, Math Maiors Girls' League Colonist Club Gymnastics Team Soph. Class Sec., Sub Debs Junior Exec. Committee JANET K. OLSON SHARYLL OLSON WILLIAM O'MALLEY JOYCE ONKEN DONALD RAY ORTEGA Business Maier Homemaking Maier Science, Math Maiors Business Maier Track, Football Girls' League Business Education Mir. English Maier FBLA Mechanical Drawing Mir 5OCi6l Studies MBIOF Girls' League Colonist Club Girls' League Math Maier SENIOR W BETH OSGOOD PATTI OTEY MIKE PARKER SHIRLEY ANN PARKER Math, English Maiors A Cappella Choir Band Captain Music Maier Latin Club, 2 years Business Maier Dance Band, 2 years Art Maier I Pep Club, 2 years English Maier Mozart Club A CBPPGIIS Cholf' 54 ' i JOHN R. PARSONS . KATHIE PASSMORE DIANNE PATRICK SANDRA PATTERSON ADRIENNE PAUL VERNON PAYNE Science, Language Mirs. Transfer Student Annual, Anoranco Staffs English Maior English Maior English Maior Spanish Club FBLA Tri-Hi-Y, Press Club National Thespians Sec. Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club JV Baseball Girls' League English Maior Junior Play Girls' League Varsity Basketball JOANN LINDA PEEK ALICE PEPPER DAN PERALTA KAREN S. PERKINS MARGARET ROSE PERRINS FRANK E. PERRYMAN Soph., Jr. Class V.P. Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club Sec. Safety 81 Welfare Anoranco, Girls' League Math Maior Sub Debs, Drill Team Transfer Student Social Studies Maior Mozart Club President Eng., Science Maiors C Basketball Manager Tri-Hi-Y, Eng. Maior Business Maior Industrial Arts Maior Music Maier Social Studies Maior Colonist Club DEANNA PETER DELORES PETERS BONNIE PETERSEN LINDA G. PETERSEN SUSAN PETITT PAT PIOTROWSKI Eng, Maior, Tri-Hi-Y English Maior English, Math Maiors English Maior Student Council Commercial Maior Sub Debs, GAA, 3 years Junior Executive Comm. A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs. Tri-Hi-Y A Cappella Choir Pep Club A Cappella Choir Girls' League Pep Club Girls' League Science Maior, Sr. Exec. Bookkeeping Maior BILL PIPER DONNA PLATT JOHANN CAROL PLATZ DONNA JEAN PORTZER SHEILA KAY POTTER ROBERT PRENTICE Key Club President Business Maior Business Maior English Maior Girls' Glee Colonist Club Varsity Tennis Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Girls' League Agriculture Maior Math, Science Maiors Homemaking Maior Student Council GAA Business Maior FFA Secretary GENE PRICE BILL PRICER ARTHUR PROVENCIO JIM PROXMIRE CLAUDIA REGINA QUAILS BETSY ANN QUIST Industrial Arts Maior Science, English Maiors lrack, 3 years Aft Maior, Band Tri-Hi-Y Pres., Pep Club Social Studies Maior Gymnastics Team Math Maior Business Maior English Maior FHA Pres., Eng. Maior Student Council, Eng. Mir Cgionigf Club JV Foofball Mechanical Drawing Mir. Social Studies Maior Usherettes Vice Pres. Sub Debs, Tri-Hi-Y 5 SENIOR KAREN LYNN OUIST CAROLYN SUE RAGLAND JOHN CLYDE RAMSEY JILL RATLIFF Business Mir., Tri-Hi-Y Eng. Maior, Tri-Hi-Y Industrial Arts Maior Tri-Hi-Y, Fl-IA, Coeds Student Council Student Council Colonist Club Press, Span., Pep Clubs Junior Exec., Sub Debs Social Studies Maior Transfer Student Math, Eng., Language Mir RON RAUB WILLIAM RAY. JR. DEAN ARTHUR REAL JAMES REED MARGARET REED Mozart Club Varsity Track Math Maior Math Maior Business Maior A Cappella Choir B Cross Country Eng, Maior, Sr. Exec. Colonist Club GAA, 3 years Senior Executive Comm, B Football Colonist Club Hi-Y, 3 years Tri-Hi-Y PAM REED J. R. REINHARDT DAVID RENK EDWARD J. RESHA SCOTT RESLEY RICHARD REYNOLDS Eng., Language Maiors B, C Football Water Polo, Swimming Math, Science Maiors Basketball, Pep' lub English Maior Usherettes, Pep Club Mathematics Major Wood Shop Maior Senior Executive Comm. English, Math aiors C Football, Basketball Tri-Hi-Y, 2 years Science Maior English Maior Latin Club Colonist Club Student Council MW' MICHAEL RICE PATRICIA RICE MARIE RICHTER COLLEEN RILEY CINDY RILEY WENDELL RILEY Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Transfer Student Business Maior Transfer Student Transfer Student English Maior Student Cabinet V.P, Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y English, Math Maiors Eng. Mir., Tri-Hi-Y Junior Play Math, Science Maiors Homemaking Maior Girls' League GAA, Tri-Hi-Y Social Studies Maior Colonist Club PHYLLIS RITTER WANDA ROBERSON CECILIA ROBERTS BARBARA ROBINSON DENNIS ROBINSON BRIAN ROBSON Annual, Anoranco Staffs Girls' League Jr. Play, English Maior English Maior Spanish, Math Maiors Eng., French Maiors Coeds, Business Maior Business Maier Roto-Hi, French Club Social Studies Maior Key Club Math Maior Drill Team, 2 years Social Studies Maior Thespians Girls' League Varsity Tennis Varsity Football 56 I WAYNE R. RODERICK ELKA ROGERS CAROLE ROLAND LEILANI ROPCZYCKI CHARLES ROPP PHYLLIS J. ROSCOM W JV Football English Maior Anoranco, Annual, Coeds Transfer Student Machine Shop Maior Girls' Glee, 2 years i Science Maior Commercial Maior Girls' League Sec., GAA Business Maior Colonist Club A Cappella, I year I Social Studies Maior Tri-Hi-Y Press Club, St. Cabinet Pep Club Social Studies Maior Music Maior MARVIPT ROSENTHAL MICHAEL E. ROWE SANDY RUMPH DOUG RUOFF SHARON RUSSELL GEORGE RYAN Eng., Math, Science Mirs. English, Spanish Maiors FBLA, Pep Club Science Maior Business Maior English Maior C, B Basketball Key Club, Junior Play Social Studies Maior Math Maior Pep Club Colonist 'Club C, JV Baseball National Thespians Girls' League Football, 2 years Girls' League Varsity Basketball RAYMOND SALCEDO MARIE SALISBURY JAN SALYER PAUL SAMSON LIZ SANDERS LORELI MARY SANTI English Maior Homemaking Maior Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club Business Maior Student Council Math Maior English Maior Math Maior Varsity Diving Pep Club Girls' League Football Business Maior Girls' League Math Maior FBLA GAA BARBARA SARAN JOSEPH RAUL SAUCEDO IRMA SAVAGE DOROTHY SAVERIEN PAT SCALZO WALT SCHAAL Business Maior Eng., Social Studies Mirs. Transfer Student Commercial Arts Maior Student Court Varsity Baseball Girls' League Football, Baseball Girls' League Student Council Tri-Hi-Y, Science Maior Math Maior Tri-Hi-Y, I year Basketball, 3 years Crafts Maior English Maior Transfer Student English Maior L. X H RICKY SCHEEFLER LEANNE SCHLEGEL ROGER L. SCHMIDT SHARON SCHMIDT PATRICIA SCHNOOR PHYLLIS SCHROTT Spanish Maior Eng., French Mirs., GAA Math Maior GAA, 3 years Drill Team Business Maior Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Thespians Pres., Coeds Transfer Student English Maior Usherettes A Cappella Choir Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs. Jr. Play, Y Council Colonist Club FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y English Maior Social Studies Maior 7-'QD NEVA SCHWANZ LARRY SECRIST MARY LOU SEDIA BOB SELBY EDDIE SELLMEYER KAREN SHAIN Foreign Language Maior AHS Press Photographer Science Maior Industrial Arts Maior Transfer Student Homemaking Maior Spanish Club English Maior English Maior Art Maior Spanish, English Mirs. English Maior Math Maior Photography Maior GAA, 3 years Colonist Club Colonist Club, Baseball Math Maior BRUCE SHAWVER GERALD SHIGEKAWA TARRY SHOAF GLEN SHOBLOM WALTER BRUCE SHY SANDY SIMPSON Math, Science, Eng. Mirs. Honor Society Mathematics Maior Social Studies Maior English Maior Student Council Gold Seal Bearer Football, Track 3 yrs. Social Studies Maior Colonist Club Social Studies Maior Bus. Mir., Tri-Hi-Y Gamma Pi President Math, English Maiors Colonist Club Industrial Arts Maior Transfer Student Transfer Student DARRELYN SMITH PAMELA SIRK JOANNE SLADE JACKIE SLOAN SUSAN SLOAN CONNIE SMITH Radio Club Sec.-Treas. Commercial Bus. Maior Business Maior Business Maior English Maior English, Math Maiors Math Maior Homemaking Maior Radio Club Girls' League Senior Executive Alt. Tri-Hi-Y Club Science Maior Girls' League FBLA Homemakinfi Maior Girls' League Transfer Student DAVID SMITH DONITA KAY SMITH ERNEST SMITH LEILANI SMITH WILLIAM A. SMITH JIM SNEDDON Music Maior English, Spanish Maiors Transfer Student GAA, 3 years Gymnastics Auto Shop Maior Mozart Choir FHA, Y, Usherettes English Maior Spanish Maior Colonist Club Math Maior A 'Cappella Choir Gold Seal Bearer Science Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior Colonist Club .L DONNA R. SNELGROVE SHIRLEY LYN SORRICK BARBARA JUNE SFATZ BETSY ANN SPIELMAN BEA SPINO Girls League , Pep Club sins' Glee Colonial Coeds v. Pres. Girls' Glee Social Studines Maior Student Council, 2 yrs. English Maior Girls' League Treas., GAA Senior Exec. Business Maior Homemaking Maior A Cappella Choir Dress Board President Social Studies Maior 58 CAROL ANN SPRAETZ Girls' League Assembly Eng., Math Mirs., Pep Club Social Science Maior CLAUDENE SPURLOCK LINDA SQUIRE - . DONALD STAGNER RICHARD STAGNER : S I N I 0 Transfer Student Sub Debs Pres., Tri Hi Y Math Major Transfer Student Business Education Mjr. Girls' League Rep. English Major Colonist Club Girls' League Student Council Industrial Arts Major Hi-Y Club DUANE STARR JIM STARR STEPHANIE STEELMAN JUDI STEFANI RUTH ANN STEINBRINK NMSC Semifinalist Social Studies Major Science, Math Majors Homemaking Major Colonial Coeds, Tri-Hi-Y Gamma Pi Vice Pres. Varsity Basketball Geology, Biology Clubs Transfer Student ' English, Business Majors Honor Society Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs. GAA, Gold Seal Bearer Girls' League Honor Society STAN STENOVITCH DEANNA STEWART JON STEWART BRIAN STIELER BETTY STONE BILL STOREY English Major Mozart Choir, Club English, Language Mjrs. Science Major Homemaking Major Music, English Majors Colonist Club Senior Exec. Committee Music, Math Majors Varsity Tennis, 3 years Business Major Thespians, Mozart Club Math Major Student Council Band, Football Senior Exec. Committee FHA fx Social Studies Major X , " ! L' CA ,ff-E DEON STRAIN SUSAN STRANG LINDA STRATTON BOBBIE STROMQUIST CASEY SUGGS HAROLD P. SULLIVAN Math, Science Majors Tri-Hi-Y Annual Editor-in-Chief Social Studies Major Senior Executive Comm. Transfer, Science Major Industrial Arts Major GAA, Sub Debs Y Council Pres., Coeds Student Council, FHA Track, 2 years Math, English Majors Colonist Club Business Major Gold Seal Bearer Drill Team, Tri-Hi-Y Business Major Colonist Club, Football GIN SULLIVAN JERRY SUMMERS STEVE SUNDQUIST MARY SUTHERLAND CAROL L. SVITAVSKY SANDRA K. SWEARINGEN Social Studies Major Art Major Bookkeeping Major Transfer Student English Major GAA Treasurer, Coeds Talent Assembly Industrial Arts Major Business Major Eng., Home Ec. Majors A Cappella Choir Tri-Hi-Y, Band, 2 years Tri-Hi-Y Social Studies Major Colonist Club Girls' League Girls' League Business Major 59 PAT SWENSON GARY F. SWINT JIM TARAVELLA TERRY TAVARES DEAN SHERIDAN TAYLOR RON TAZZA Language Maior Social Studies Maior Math Maior Music Maior Transfer Student Math, English Maiors Pep Club, English Mir. Advertising Staff Social Studies Maior Mech. Engineer Maior Math Maior Science Maior FHA, Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club English Maior Football, Gymnastics English Maior Geology Club TERRY RALPH THATCHER IDA THIBODEAU DENNIS THOELE SAUNDRA THOMAS BILL THOMASON SHARON THOMPSON English Maior English, Math Maiors Science Maior Short Story Club Varsity Football Beta Gamma, Tri-Hi-Y Colonist Club Commercial Maior Math Maior, Track Girls' League Track, Var. Basketball English, Business Maiors Varsity Basketball FBLA Vice President Colonist Club Social Studies Maior Math Maior, Band Transfer Student -0' 5, KAREN L. THORNTON JEANETTE TIFFANY CHARLES E. TINGLEY JOAN TIPPING JOSHUA J. TOFIELD BILL TOPLIFF English, Spanish Mirs. Art Maior lndusirial Arts Maior Girls' League AFS Exchange Student Latin Club Coeds, Tri-Hi-Y Servettes English Maior Social Studies Maior NMSC Scholar Colonist Club Annual, Anoranco Staffs Girls' League Football Transfer Student JV Tennis, Chess Club Pr. Social Studies Maior TOM TRACZEK JOHN A. TRAPP JERRY D. TROXEL TOMMIE FAYE TURNER BETTY UNDERWOOD BARBARA URMSTON Business Admin. Maior English Maior Social Studies Maior Language Maior English Maior Business Maior Varsity Track, 2 yrs. Math Maior Varsity Football French, Latin Clubs Social Studies Maior Girls' League Varsity Football Honor Society Jr. Play, Wrestling Transfer Student Pep Club Social Studies Maior LARRY E. VANDENBERG SUSAN VANDERHOVEN JAMES F. VAN HOUTEN JUDY VERMEULE DOUGLAS ALLEN VESTER MAURO VILLAFANA, JR. Varsity Waterpolo, 2 yrs. Girls' League Science, English Mirs, Homemaking Maior English Maior Mathematics Maior Varsity Swimming, 2 yrs. Social Studies Maior Military Science Maior Social Studies Maior Science Maior Social Studies Maior Swirn, Waterpolo Club Tri-Hi-Y JV Football, Rifle Team Girls' League Math Maior Colonist Club oO STAN VOSBURG V DAVID WAYNE VOSBURGH KAY VOTRIAN JAN VUKELICH JANIS JUNE WAGGONER LYNN WAKEEIELD lndusirial Aris Maier Transfer Sfuden? Business Maier Tri-Hi-Y Club Transfer Sludeni Science Maior Social Sfudies Maier Eng. Maier, JV Foefball Girls' League Peb Club Girls' League Mafhemaiics Maier Colonisi Club JV Baseball Junior Execuiive Alf. English Maior Social Studies Maier Radio Club Presidenf DICK WALIGA BERT "BUD" WALKLEY D. J. WALTERS MARVIN WALTERS LARRY WARD PAT WARD Colonisf Club Varsiiy A Club Business Maier Machine Shop Maier Aufo Shop Maier Business Maier Varsify Football, 2 yrs. Social Siudies Maier Varsify Foofball Meial Shop Maier lEnglish Maior Homemaking Maier Varsity Wrestling Varsiry Baskefball Auto Shep Maior Celenisf Club Colonisl Club Girls' League JERI WARNES JUDY WATERMAN SUZANNE WATKINS JUDY WEAVER LARRY WEBER JAN MARIE WENDT Associaie Annual Ediior Anoranco Staff GAA, 3 years English Maier Radio Electronics Transfer Sludenf Sfudenf Council, Coeds Girls' League Assembly Spanish Maier Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y Science Maior Home Economics Maior English Maier, Tri-Hi-Y FBLA, Pep, Y Clubs English Maier Girls' League Assembly Maih Maier FHA Treas., Bela Gamma ROSCO LEE WHILES BARBARA WHITE LAWRENCE WHITE ll CHARLINE WICKLIFFE ANN WIGGINS FFA Maih Maier, Pep Club, Y Sfudenl Ceuri English, Math Maiors Transfer Sfudenf Woodshop Maier English Maier, Role-Hi Sludenf Council Spanish Maier Pep Club Colonist Club Girls' League Assembly Mafh, English Maiors Bible Club, FHA Choir CINDY LEE WILDHAGEN DAVE WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS JUDY ANN WILLIAMS Transfer Sludeni Colonist Club Business, English Mirs. Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club Business, English Mirs. Social Siudies Maier Lalin Club, FBLA English Maier Girls' Glee, FBLA, Y lnduslrial Arfs Maier Tri-Hi-Y Worship Chr. Business Maior SENIOR 6 l 4 nn- 10" 'Ui 'fp' 119939 WFT .M 5 M gk 1 ANN WILSON BEVERLY WILSON JANET WILSON DENNIS WINSTEAD DAVE WISE MARGARET WITTESCH GAA A Cappella Choir Spanish Major Malh, Science Majors Math Major Annual, Anoranco, Coeds Girls' League Girls' League Servelfes Fooiball, Baskeiball English Major Gold Seal Bearer, GAA Social Sludies Major Homemaking Major English Major Colonisi Club Colonist Club Girls' League Cabinei mv we if .W CAROLE WOGBERG JUDY WOLD DORA JEAN WOLIN BUFF WOODHULL SHARON WOODRUFF LEWIS WRIGHT English Major Transfer Sfuden? English Major Transfer Siudenl' Colonial Coed Presidenl Agriculiure Major Transfer Sfudeni Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y, Mozart Treas. Maih Major Girls' League VP, GAA FFA Treasurer Giris' League Business Major Maiorelie, Mozarl Choir Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y, Jr, Class Sec. Colonisl Club CM 'Wvv "Wu: W,i,.,m Mg? LINDA MARIE WULFF SHARRON YELLIS JUDY A. YOUNGMARK JEAN YOUNT DON ZARLINGO DENNIS ZINDA Math Major Tri-Hi-Y, 5 years Business Major Siudenf Council Science Major English Major Science Major English. Maih Majors Tri-Hi-Y Club Pres. English Major Malhernaiics Major Maih Major Advanced Girls' Glee Girls' Glee Pep Club Business Major Colonist Club Transfer Sludeni -62 X ,, if me-sf 'g 2- jigs '21-fffis. V, XF? W 63 4 3 fm ., s l .5 i I . . t 1' 'lf A! . . x. ,,.. v - V ri ' .W . N ., if se e JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-TOP ROW: Sally Hoare and Brad Fisher. BOTTOM ROW: Georgia Fisher, and Pat Hardin. In the inset is Fred Jeter, class adviser. all Hi ttllltr . mega Eager Juniors Memories ot this years junior class are filled with many won- dertul experiences ot the years activities. This hard working group started oft the year by selling class clues cards and sponsoring many atter-game dances which provided enjoyment tor the entire student body. Class sweaters ot white tor the girls and royal blue tor the boys were chosen to carry out the school tradition. They also selected their modern class ring. Many weeks were devoted to rehearsal for the junior class play, "Desk Set", which was deemed a real success by those attending 64 Strive for Success the matinee and evening productions held in the AU auditorium. The biggest project of the year was the JuniorfSenior Prom, which is sponsored each year by the junior class and takes many months of planning. This years prom took place in the exclusive Grand Ballroom of the La Fayette Hotel in Long Beach. Leading this group in their many activities were Brad Fisher, president, Georgia Fisher, vice president, Pat Hardin, secretaryg and Sally Hoare, treasurer. Devoting much time and effort toward making the year a very successtul one was Mr. Fred Jeter, junior class adviser. W . 4 1 J .A,,A in V H 7 . v " 1 VH , AMADOR ACOSTA -"i 'gi:?,f ii '- . A -- ffm pf: K 21-5,.5:a::2 -.2 fl? 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S FRAN K CARTE ' :cis 0 JUDIE BRADFORD ::sif:Iaf2::'::- - -- 1' .NEELW .:eea.:s:.,Q,-g: 3.-g :-: B -- ai. 5- f f 2:5 N - W? fa: 'si .,.. I E? 1U'5E7 lf ,:.:: gt ggi N w s: : -Is - ' ,1- DON BRISTOL Wg I - :Q - DENNIS BROWN :,zx,::mf3i lgwxgqzg B , J, .1 f 1 ..,, G-iw I Hs GARY BRUCKNER Z iikfii xiln mlfl' 3.::g, :..::-:1E,.. V 'Z MASS: .gm - :2.4:.':- " .:z.:':". ,::, wwe W - K 1 , 335 ggwm Q I sm QS 114 Ihr: - " f s -Q Q A . I 3. SHERI BURNS , if a x W 422 E N F ig Sag .23lgT 1 I " ' A 4: fl ,wgvgi 2 ., I . -Mwsgvzfm I-I - 2232 ' I A 'ax 42 in B.x,,1,mI.QQX M 1 LILLIAN CADIEUX Q i'zg'f:gg,.: - E .,. x, LYDIA CANO QV -Aw , ., V . :1 ' I gg: , A Q5 I. 112 X, Q. 4 , I S, , V WWW ,I I.. . I I iq A Q 'Y . CLIFFORD CARTER 'K' if I. SW' - ,' 'ww' - :L ,. BEVERLY BRANCH ,E. 22 -' G I ,gzgff -' .I -. :.. .J L a w :swf W -f " 11f :s?z5e, fI , 5:15:22 :::wEv 1, SLWEP. 6355+ semi? iz .' fa igffff I DALE BROCH ..,,,, 1 M V.: .,.. -:l:2- -"' Q .:::..::f'. I ' ., , I : . .,,. 'Q JOE BROWN Q 7 A A EDWARD BRYANT in .3 sl? 'Nl' N-Nxwff 335. DIANE BURRIS yr.. aw . ' 'T V CAMILLA CAMPBELL I. 3 1? W' 32 M-sf-vf""".afI BARBARA CAPPS - -,MQ-:z .. .1 M I fs 4 KAREN CARTER Q QMEFWVWE iw xffgaw . f:.:,4a:1 , ' 1, 3 4 WILLIAM CARTER 2255 1? is , I , fi iw In K if Q mg , f3:: .: - ,,, If ,:...E. Wig is I DON CHASSE AF "-- . ' Q I 3, i Q.W X,-, .WI Q. I, ,FTWV f 73 'S .K KEN NETH CLARK f 'Q A, 1 S X MARGIE CONRAD ,X ' EQ My -I CHARLIE COX J -1.5 5- .xi X w 5 JOAN CROSBY rn, ff I DONNA DALY We' .gr ftfaj , E5 Fri' - 2.21 L'F:,?'? .1 KAY ANN DAVISON Q I '-1 'C ij ,I .ga 2:4 X Q LQ DONALD CASINO M ve,Mm., ,, 1 . mp.: X sg HEX , WEB :ag Ev Q A 3 F f sf A 9 M' 4 if ef CATHY CHESHIRE W ,mf N , . 9 BW' X 3 -wwf' S? sf . 'H F 525--az r V . . .t L, fix STEVE CLARKE "ae A jg j',.r EQ Z :Q E.' if Ai dll: ,f WALLACE COOPER . ..-1.11 gf, Yam, .,,5-E -W I , AW. .MMM xr w,Mwef:,wf ' xh- SUE ANN COX 2 vw-S, Si.: 2 ,... A I 5 ,, ,I 4. M Q iw 'I , TERREL CROW CAROLYN DAME 4 A ,, ' . -V f if I I DOROTHY CASINO ,. . ' mn 'Sf 'L 5 I Q V ,-..2 2 .. ,, A .Eff I . 2 REM PHYLLIS CHIARO V- f : I w?5fQ?J5 ,Q ,g,gh,.,M 5, ..,, - DONNA CLENDENNING ..,.. in WWW Wi LINDA CORBETT filfiili' I -f , . A wbmxh " A. figgggggfz ....,..,.,, ., I4 I qbwmn -.-' , . ., I i1?f?iEE' , T I.,.,., .VZ I BILL CRAIN M aff V Q W, Q ,, Q Q. 4205? :.,5:5:g: , ,wmgh ,UR 'J -f5a::g- .ff may If 2 x Q, W KEN CROWE is ? Jw' W L,.,- 1. f:'2:si:e:r:' ,g I f lx f' Q, ,ff GQ I2 5, PETE DARDARIAN ,W . ..,. . ,. A 1'5" -: ww - 6 ...H .-.....-,. - .-.-' :.:I., ,ze 2 :Y Q 1 4 1 5 I Sing bmi CAROL CASTO f ., A 5' ,. . , ww LARRY CHOICE .f ,.-1 I-, ' .: ,I if W gk DEANNA CLIFTON gif ,Tammy . , 5 fZ'33:5IT I "iff, CLIFF CORDILL LINDA CAUDILL MARIANNE CHRISTO .V b :gf- BRIEN CLINGMAN , ..,. E,, gs , , MJ J TONY CORONADO - 'L ,. ::. K -V It I In I gfafqgya fgvnv ,. .lb Kr? iiiigaa. 4wwS PEGGY CRAMER if gf , '. :gi '-1:2-'g , , ,, ,I bg S 25 t .Q ,,,, 1 Q5 I 3 4 v i Lf "' z GLEN N CROWTHER W .2:2fE2:'2:15i5:2 I .:' :' 1. ::f"" '- .,. N , , ' SV ' . ezff ggigiiffi win CHRIS DAVIS RUTH CREEKMUR ROBERT CAZARES 'L ' 'E:, A ,ASN DARLENE CHURAN 42 ,f f ,wwf " 2,'.:': ,' isa X' w www- -u. 'Y A DENNIS CLODT 1 aw "" .4 'W' I 32 . -f' BETTY COSPER niQ'N3QEE Iiifw' LACY CRIZ ,.i' Nr . llllv 'ig 'iff I V wa ' -5 A A ,JA-' J- .. 5k2a.immmA Ifq ,Q NANCY CURTIS BETTY CYPERT JOHN CHAMBERS mga , .. 1,22 :. .:344f1 ,:. 'sw 'Z ,I 'Ei Ibm ., x L v " ' Q5,T,I"Xr', KATHY CHURAN www-,i, was ifiiiffgfir' " . ' ' ' fifeg, , , max W7 an - wig MAX COCHRAN i n .M ,gr T ' .fQ,-'Z T. if kv I DALE COULTER , ' .Y I 'im-w :::ga . , .,,, , ly MI , 'iw MIKE CRONIN I I Q M Big W N CARL CYPERT j 'f'-- , Q ' F . M I GENE DAVIS KATHRYN DAVIS JOHN suzn: THOROLF JoHN A MARLENE I nAw nAwsoN DEGELMANN DEHART pewnrzls RITA DAVIS 1,351 , Egg: , I., Z' wi wi 'W fi -1 Y, -sg: YM A 5' 7 3 , an -ff' ' amxiam CLIFF CHANCE UU, as A .. izi gzsjij J: l,nfaQ5R A JUDY CLARK IEIEQKB M JOANNE CONDRA is! ..M'g I 'jgig z V PAT COWEE IS ,L wl cf ggfriipg g 2-1 ,. . ,. : :-55:--H .I .. . , .f " '-" 2 'I- , 3153, 'ZZ 1 2 ug S MARSHA CROOKS E Q., MIKE DALICH JUNIOR 67 I J I 1 W' I I I A :IT .4 i l I ' LARRY DEWEESE . W, V? W PQA ' 'Sf' -HZ' Q ,Q WW, I 2 s ,M ,.,. ,sf - g:.:' WP' g. ' MQ, 7 PHIL DODGE in X we 'R TERRY DROUGHT ' 'E xif' 'S , J 1, RONALD EADS as A -- - 'V ' 1 :, . -f, in , ,B rv ,fs gii ' '- ""':"' ?f::ziAfZf . . TRACY EIDE 5 1 M . ifzf 3:11 W f, ,, I -WWW . if-1 4 5 1, I-IHA? .ff I I 4 SHERRI DICKERSON iw I J W S2 . ' If L .,: em I -: 'Zi 2 .. -Y .wx , .e:- an W . f , RA L I 1 t ,R fi I JIM DOEPKE " sw 'I 'M ,WNW -, f .,-i' YWQMQ -, , 4 . 2 ,A .1 '7- fgggk Nfwj LEONA DRWINGA , - 'M I 1- 'TW i 12' - MIRIAM EASTON fiiymli - ' :QQIQV .:::f52... . fi, "'W"'? . . DOUG EILERTS Q ?M.5jw ww w. SWE-Sm -wi' f I , 35231313 'V , N, LZ " .W ,M "1i?5+"". ' RICHARD DICKEY W 4-f 5 Iv f I HOWARD DOERING ' gf, ,Q , , . : .... : '- , Egg: A 2, gi, warg 8, vga In iw: 51 WV :iw -v,. 4,Q, .,., JIMMY DUNCAN sa TONY EATON iii if L L: I "3 gg ," MEA it -: 439' af' 'ak ,V RONALD ELDER SANDY ENGER on CHUCK ENGLERT ww BILL ERSKINE I , ..,,.. I ' ,III 1 A 5 , , .. f IP- . f - f !:i.EQ:g-,':g::: , ..., .. D Jaw, I-Ixwlxakw H 'Wmi K BOB CAROL BILL FELKER FERGUSON FINICLE 5 f I ffl ES , Q-1.-I M 1 2 -214153: . . I'-' 1. zz., .,.z, 5 JANET DIERBERGER ..., 'fi' , W.: .H gfgfww '-'35 f. , ' S m M. uk. MAUREEN DOLAN YI J- 45-1 ' : - 'K LYNN DUNTON IE' 4 2.2 H1 : 2 Q .:. 32m ..,:.,.:, 1 :.. . if .2 .Q A .:2 ' ,. Sw .'. , , :ir-1 Q11 ' a N W, 'g EZ I as 3 I PATRICK EDDLEMAN '- -53 I :i:::, 'U' KEN ELDRED 5 I ' I -1. RW - 1: M 'W ..,"L - 5 af iff, ,. . Pb. bg' ., RONALD ETCHAN DY N 5 . :f:.:'. ' MF' ' " 1Ei,- ' TIM FISH BOB FRANCISCO TERESA LEE FLORES FLORES FLORES FLORY 68 : . E . zwwggi ' :, .:4. .,,,.., . ,.,,., :,: ,,. ,,, ,Z -W ..,,mggi3:gs41wg:ga?::g M S ,nz ,I , it g 7 1 I I I iw A S 4-A ' I I 4 I s R 2,55 JUDY DILLEY , rig. - QWY 'wifi Q Helium In , Q i'5.g.M.-f SANDY DOMINI :Ie ,J 52' 'M X Q W f ak 'sa :S + Ngzg, JOHN DURAN s 1 X I qs. ::-: : wg Av i, W I CHUCK EDWARDS 1' Fw N I, W ,i ,E """" CF K. ALLA ELLIS ,Q gig. Q .,,.,, I -V,. ,,,,, , f I 3 A .".., DIANE EVANS . 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A Vi Q s Y f ' "'f5::::, WV i - I 4 kwq, ' I BOB DROP Wxzgw-.1 A f ANI 53if,1':Qm:':g -1, -f mi 5431 -1 .- Q ihzsxaigsa, E i n ' Q 2522. 225 .. - ' "i:?FYiI"Z'IIZ5EII a. Y A . . 1 BETTY DYKESTEN X H it 4 1 Q S 1? A ' A-WS A ,ik , J . ,, , Ti BETH EHLERS I fw- . 97-'E' W ag. A ' r-I YT, M JIM ENDICOTT -Q? E - VQQ1: I ' MICHAEL FARMER JUNIOR I . '- f We ' ww 2?-.W 'ff' sf RICHARD FOURMAN fi' L RICHARD FRENCH KEN FUKUMOTO 2 .Iii . .,,. A A 2... I?-S wx , . .. . W. f ., .., .. W 'I 5 S 1 MIKE GERALDIN 43" K. Bos GOODELL Q. 1. W. ' a n ,f ff - M -:. Nr' .wffgfif gf' 'M -lfglg' : 3 -1.3. V W. I .- :- :, :C was EARLENE GRAVES -1-.H Q Q Y N 0 Wie 4' 5 psf' ,K i 9,36 K .:J' " A RON GRUBAUGH ,dawg JIM HALL . , Mm ,.,, .. Ifggfqil 55 P Y 'Jeff ..,.... . Qc? AW: . 5? I 1? 51252-E5 I ' 3:22. -...J Q x. 'x - ,gg I i 'Wi 5 JIM FRANCO -' I5 Www WILL FRENCH 2 6 G . W5 1 E I Q01 KATHLEEN FURR M. J .I -3 ., In 45:74 I. . . 4' wi sf -I 'X 1 DAVID GESKE 5. I' "f':I xv . E H sg - .zfrgwm JULIA GORDON 5:25 W 1 f'3'2'i3 ,ifiyif .lg UK .E GERI GRAVES ., .5239 RICHARD GUILLET ROD - I ' viii . . . , 5 1951531 wi., 1 D..- 3. vA,, ..: , -5'f""'qx ww BILL FRASER -w ' 'TWU' ff H Q., W 'fixt- JOE FRITZER .. 1- ., ,. , Hkw,-,Sy L22 4 ,1 If 4 .uv mv 'v If .R gg 5 M Q. , Q-E Www . f w - LISE GAGNON ef QC? :iii U ' 2-'1 ? ' W U ' i RHP . BRIAN GIBSON 4. .. wx! I 3. . W ef af sm-nw ,I X LANA GORDON - Wi W ' WW xi 'hs ..-- . fu L JERRY GRAVES Z' .F V- - ' ' 1,1 . l':' .... . I . , ,.::. L: M Zz W . "Q if , ii . A I .,.,.. ' iiiogvi sm 'M k ' M V :J JIM GRAYSON SANDRA FREDESICO FREDRICKSON JANET FRIZZELL li W A mf .: ww +424 LYN GALER .. .1 5 .. ,,,. Q. K QQ.. Nw , . PAT GIFFIN If W 5? W 6, 'K fm f iii-2 JOHN GORRILLA in - x :: I " . L s 2? 4..,AQEii? ...,Q.QJ?Y iisliuf 7 QL., ..-. I 55,32 I I gs I? 1 gfgav f 315 'gif . . 5 xx' ,-gh ,f .v JUDY GRAY iff 4- F if , I :P Q . . , DONNA GUINN -f Q- -:-.'-. .'.a:I'1.., "", 3 5 -f fii' 22 1 Wh ,. Mm .,:.-5 :-.gg 64 ' 2.51. 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I I -1.1 I I I X 'f-I ww' ' i2 C414 gy., I 1 Us . . 2 WILMA JUSTICE f :,.5,,.,. sez:-3 I f I Wu A I 'HW' 2 I I ' JOHN KELLER I . , I Es ' 1 f m-If EDDIE KIRK I , 2 I 4 Q' . 431 JOHN R. KNIGHT I-. 35 ' I ' - I ' '22 I if I M 2 ff . ':g:,:fg' ' x -1 . 2 - ...2 I. 9533 . .f ri ' an 1 . .. I 'R Q 4. 3 N 'WI K BSR X I I' IA I I I , '11 ' is ' ' Q 551552 I .M 1 2. . -.-..- THOMAS LAFORTUNE Y , 'iff I x ., 1 - 7 QW? , M Qhrzwff. :bmw DELORES JOHNSON ' P VV .f . - 2 .W .K 'WH f. 1 1' V- HX . MAUREEN KANE -I gb .,,, F v g i , , - 3' Sim.-f' flag COLIN KELLY .Miz of 51 Exe MARY KIRK tw, ...,s:- 2 - ni 2 2 , if . I if K0 . 25-2.2 255' :ii 7- I H 3 LAURA JOHNSON 12521 1-v, Q wb' I 4 X , SUSAN KASKA I Q uw , ,I i If MIKE KELLY 1. F 3 .SF ? 2 MICKEY KIRK 3-wgazg ii... Maw!! -' .aww SWE? :' 2213.22.15 'EZEIEI VEE'-1? M 'if' i'::z2.:xS .M .,2,,,, . . , , ...,1r.,,.,.,. I S W W Ik anuifi I 2 Q.. Mk QI - .... PHIL KNOX .. -s: ' A -H- iw - .. I KI-.X .i x TERRY LAMB .135-1.1 . .. I U XI YZLIMAFS ' 'f55'5e5?E5'?4l fgswzfk Y 5 SY? 153,353 .2052 RICHARD KNOX 2:4 wx.. WI. Mp W I " -, , gi A 5 IN. SHIRLEY LAMBDIN I - I ,..I. M , ..., JERRY CHARLIE JOHN LANGSTON LARSEN LARSON ' V ' . lv ' 1 Q'I - -l.V , .,.. ' , I ' ,I.-- .::., E: ,..,.,, : . :,- f5fQ-af.. BARBARA LENTZ PAMELA LEO BILL LEOS 1 Aililzii I in WILLIAM JOHNSON ,.., L .V " ff- I " 4 Q"'f71' A . 2. 4 www 'W p RICHARD KASPER SUZANNE KENT gig N:-ff....2.-.I 'fi I JUDY KIRKELIE ..4....Q-' 2 i ' ..,.. S Z , . '4 ,V v 2 E K 2 M... f GERALD KOENINGS gg... W. W 13. TZ 223225523 5 ' M LINDA LAMONT ga ...S . wif I 2 2 .Q .gf - .lx "2 "' 5-. R 4 xxx' MX.. , , ROY LASTER s I if "" f 'T ' A 5 . I::IIIIIII'IfI::I .f-:fr V f I 'I CQ:QfEf?" 'if - 2 N Q If I ' RONALD LEWIS 'Wa iw H ilk A QQ ' JACKIE JONES Yi Sw 1:2 5' RUSSELL KAUFMAN :f'2: 2: .:- 'E'-- 2:- I f : ...... MESH Z ' , Skmww 3'-M - E: .aww ,2 H A ,, 'J C932 73 ...X ...wa I f 'S . wi' BERT KENYON ' . QI - ,iff I: --N fi 2. 'fssg-'sew x . i 5. MARQUERITE KIRKER g y 'W JANIS KOLODZESKE ELBERT LAN DES ' :v . ' I 1 1 2 .W . Qi.-iw , BARBARA LATHAM ,I.-.- . .-.,..,,.,,.:-v. ..,, ' . EI . - f:':2:':,'.g5- gi -2 : ' "" I -5 . I-55. as .. W .2 .. ,- - ...Q .2 ii , szifn W iw 2251 'G 2 .W 5 It if . W2 .. gg wi 'Q 'fl' . ES. ...FEM ga. 41:1 I .. .,.,. .... . . . Pg ,, Y Q I wi 1 rg Ziff RICHARD JORDAN LIZ KAYLOR '. YQ-sf J '.2.'.:'.2: ,Q 5 F f , 2. 'W X I-sv . Zz A 'Fa I 4 I r. 4? LESLIE KERNS 2 I .f.2' 1'3 w :.., ,.1,,, A, 'K 1 A 1 ggi? JIM KIRKHART . .-5.2.52 h l f ., Q ...,i'- A. 321-rd AE ' ,Q E2 JOAN KUTNYAK 1 1.2.2 ..,..... . 1 SQ? I if B 2 . - iw 2 ifzggz l :gy 3 -Ir. .ag '-2.5.5. M HAROLD LANDIN -Miz'-. . .. . , .. . . xv- 4.5: .I Q' W I W Mt. I ... I I Elf' MARY LEE .v ii Qqnr I T 3 Z, .. . f .ik iq 352' ff fm ' 2252" 3 -' 3, .2 : ::r" , 'E .fwgfk 3 f m ' ' 2 ::f -. ...., 2 SANDRA LIEN ROGER LIGHTHOLDER 'WF . M 'f I If '2 Lf 'S CHERYL JUNGKEIT . Nw 4 . M, f , , I , . 1 . BURTON KEIMACH -L -",, - W Lf' RALPH KERNS 59 1. 'X DEAN KLAPPER WNQQZW k ......, . V, PATRICIA LAFFERTY JERRY LAN DSKRON "' -2+ f ' W W I W ...255 4 'Ea 4 WI J. ' 2 .,. . . M .,.,...,. , ,.3 . LAURA LEGG 5 'ff Ja 'im . ...Q , A 2. W -mf. JIM JUSTICE I .3 TI :.:..::.. ' . I ?:,5:v2i -1 J- . 1-. , I Wil 1. '-rf ,. 11.21 I " 21. 1: 7 ' I ' 4 - I we f E Ip 1. U... W., . P I A3534 x.. YH fx ii . 52295 , zs. fi. JON KEITH 625.51 "" ' iw : ,Qi gh 'Liu DOUGLAS KEUP L .. W 1 . 5 5' t 2: I . ,,...2 I ff .I .wmv KNAUS5 gm V' "'5::, 2' I . .2 ,I I , . 2 ' I a 2 .. I ff I Rfb. f' - I . ...I SUSAN - LAFOLLETTE 'TLIEQ ' 1 I . . , M 'ff-2s'.f1 5'5s, ., I. fig . N15 T352-2 422502 :Ii .. , 25.2, "2 2:5 11-E, If 2 I 2 23355 ' 2:2555 . . .2 , fi I .1 I 1 4 f 0 4 Ag Q 35 E W J. ze f I . M. w :Wag xg 5' W HARRY LANE JUNIOR 7I I k fc zill ,.. , . - - ",:E V32 5 fVi5HIQfQ- . EA: NJ E JERRY LILLY f I E M 2 JJ . Bw I 1 I hav I I YVONNE LOPEZ I JUDY LINK ,i v ,. NHS If Im' 1. -wp -V x lkmwf FAULINE LUND V- W ,Y Y gras .,.,.VYY,YA I . I gn., Q ,. .,.., .. ? ' ..... Ei' ' 1 3' 335132 li , - I 2 ISE.: .L 5 Q I Vlwfi .I '- V is-zariiifif ,, DANNY MADISON gag 5, 1 ,, -V V I M252 I I r V g' 4 F ' - A , ', aff- 25: T5 J' -V fu ' ff '-V' ' ,z ,I .,.,. A. , X K F: , . ., 2 A f ,I V A V Z -, .22 A ,, I Avril? , I , 9 if -:,,:f-3, fEE::::I:E-, k ' ,Q , H A Q ,.,, Ia' i'5-QLg5i.:.2,j2, 'gjrzzf ...., ' T: -1 12 -shi, ,QR SHARON LLOYD . pw -gg, W, . V' s 'QI rf if -f 3 Ni W KEQNNETH LYDELL DANA LOCHRIDGE ,, , , Q -IZ, A XJ LINDA LYLES BILL LOGUE I A wi . Ik 'WV - is ,Q , iv , I . : Z hm? is .If V:'3:.fg:-.. ' '-.:. d -' gl wE11:Ef:Z2i:2.is'rV, I PATRICIA LYONS I ff W 5.1 gr? ' Q Ax I'Is LYNN LONG :z-aw ..... If 12'-2'f1-:gg ., . . . -: ': , 'JEEZ F- My ' F .rg I TQ I if 1, 4, Si , ,fl 2 gg, iffy, V . ..,l,z 'K nf 5 4 I EX ,, MICHAEL MACK find' :n....,- .. My rf 4 i N A J Z ,Q EE 4 fs fp z , I 'f A5 'W f E H P 2 A I ME ' Q Agiifwm I az,.iQ :mi ff: . . A 5- Gisli, I Q N I NSA RICHARD LONN 35 ,11 -wr' ' PHIL MADDEN I VJ Hwy '- it N V, R , if W Q ff FRANK LOPEZ 1, J Mari .V .1' ,, J -I-" , -, A ff, ga QNNNQ Qfwg ,. A ,, ,,E,. .W 5. ELIZABETH MADDOX MICKEY SANDRA JUDI SARA EILEEN PAULA TERYAL LYNN MAKUH MALMRosE MALONE MARANDA MARovlcH MAnozlcK MARQUEZ DON MARR SE .5 I , l M1 M-'Y RICHARD MATHERS . 211,55 - 4. 'E If ,ffka I, . gg? E,1"i'3f-'f'. S . il 111335 x QQ' ii? x QE'-if 5 ..,..,, 5 I gil I 3 I'I. ' I- I L . W , BERNARD McCLAIN 1 5 CONNIE MARSHALL VIRGIN IA MATTHEW QEQS me I "?"xW , ' JOAN McCLESKEY E 5,5522 W, we 5 3:42 A . wha --::,.:, .. .. VP, 'If x Q. ' I if 4 , I JIM MARSHALL W4 POLLY MAUK Sm W iKl?33 XB Ji Q? GARY MARILYN MARSHALL QQ? . ,5 X..-.F--: E: ' .I. K IQNV I :I:EZ:1,i 'Wi' 2' 1:13254 I Em m .,A. E.. SANDRA MAURICE A, ,. ,I 5. I... .VB MIKE MCCLUSKEY McCOMMONS V gg? NSC ' E' ".,' Z' ' V' .,.., T 'fi-'Z "2' f JAMES McMEEKlN JUNIOR 72 'J BONNIE McNAIR 1 ' Iiv, 5 I EDDIE MERRITT A QL: i V :ez-':'E:fE. awmpzshwvg Q -I N I A Eg 1 5 , f sa .5 my N S A N5 N Q ,iw 'Z ?ag5l?fI SUZANNE McNAIR 4 ---- - N ,. .. -zf-:V1:1f:2s:2:z2:- 15 'A '. I1 V 41? fi ' A . ,, -v . - I Qwaggggg Q V 2 ROBERT MILES Q 1f.wLlL 22553 gn BOB MARTIN E .,,. - H se ' T "fr, 'fu f gigww . Q- S 'P 51 L -in :- KITTIE MAYER N -Vf YA 5 i Is -iw? A -was-"' ZA AQ fs BARBARA McCORM ICK N ww ., gg, V Q Q TOM McNE'ILL RICHARD MARTINEZ ix V 3 Yip if I : sn A 45'-gi Q I ,JE - RICHARD MAZZA 2: 4, ' Qin. E, :Vw CAROLYN McGlNNlS I in R A Hu., NANCY MELLOR LYN N MASTERS ,Q W" GINNIE McAULEY ww Z FRANCIS McGRATH N 1 1? """ I -. -: ' DENNIS MENZ SNA ,... A -mg f gig W, LES .,,. : ' " ' ' - j:': :g.2 ,g::." ff I I is gi JAMES KEN MILLER MILLER LEE MILLER FRED 'MASTERSON :"1 , ish?" w N15-H I N 'bmi JACK Z5 McCARTHY :gag .. - ': g :. W fx P' 533 S X ' J N N is I, 1 ww .gg I' X ' 31 if ,Qgiw f , - gr 103,335 ig :ni VM Q 3 9,22 . NM., , 1 VW ,RW I, zu ,V Ns CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN .sl .:. A 3 wfm,.VZf1gI .U :. - wfiwiw slif ..-V ,.. A gfgfrgmftgvl mir XE W M if 'VE 3 gi Uqwggis -- Nmpsf 1 ANA vw 12.35 PEGGY MENZIE zz. Q .wh .:. ., .V:.:, ' ' 5, I , Vx Aw 3 I ESQ al- avg , ,E A II I Viv? N HES 5 :V V., 11 swiss H1 We 'gg A I if 3 MICKEY MILLER ,lfxwii :M V, , .... . .... A - .I ..... , ,, fsw sq :s m g-g-g-.,:,:,,:-:-:aw iw .:-2-,,,-:--g:,-:, yw2',5' X5S1 v f ": Df"Y" S?5 1 I': ..,.., , - .,,... Y . -' ' VM : , BM ,. :. .w -f-:.-. mazfgzaza- '- 5 - - ,- :cs . . , , .,.. , ., if 0' I, I .... , ...M I . . ,.,, , Q V. . ,xt . . .I I I .f...:.:::-:ww . , ma wtf? fl 4 ,. .E . ---2: -i, . 5 -f-M ',, ., , .,.,:.W.: . ,. -f ,Q ' O 5 , Q L' WV ' 5- 5' .' 55 - ' N-1, I Q. , 'A ""j:': , gv:?,1ag,g3i' Au ' g gi t 3 - , wig 2 'Q if 4 . - 4 R ' Aix In .. I ' 'V-. fi3'11::,af' 'if ff E AM , , V. gg ' G, ' H S If. 31 ,Q Ii mifk. Q v if STEVE BILL TERRY MILLER MINTER MINTON JOE MIOWITZ Tiffzi , I I .Io :- x 1--1, Z-'. I, ELAINE MOLENDYK ALICE MONTANO GREG MOFFETT f . K Eg: ,V 5 . ,.,,., gil. 3 :Ei:jEf::g:: I ' , . vm gf ' vez: ..::: V i S w :fx 4 5 A 'Y iige :giii ' 2 ' " f-'W V J2E1's5:z::3h: V 1315 "eg: ww f Q I "Ji ' dfizsigg I , TL ELIZABETH MORLEY ARLENE MORRIS , Wag.. M, MARSHALL MOTA NOLA MOONEY . ,.., ., Mm Vw! 3 JIMMY MULCAHY H 5, RUDY MIRANDA iv' 5 X NORMA I me MORAN lm 3 away I ' I.. ,, .,., ELIZABETH M U MOLO NANCY MISENER IE mg 5 fi J 4, WILLIAM MORING .. ,.,. I . ---- 1 . , M .IL sb' fb? 359 f GARY MUMPER PETER MODDEL JUNIOR ZI' ,,..- I mf ' '- EPAER -E , I Qu t y. ,,., ,.,..,. , . ' In ::s- TQEIKEI ANDY MURILLO CAROL MURRAY 5,12 ,, fifliklx 9. A A " " ' . I 19" I gf? IUWPIM,-W ,M-W . i . fi. f WILL MURRAY W ,, I ww I ..,. , , : .- .Ei - 1 g.. LYS .,,.... A 4, Q. wwf MW Q L Q 2 W Q 5 TOM NABBE ,,., it Y K W fi if " AJ If 2 K 3 +. w?K k I Q If Q 1- BEM E Q 2 'auf fi ,f 2 X XI MIKE' NAFFZIGER ARNOLD NETTO CRAIG DAVE NEWCOMB NEWSHAM , lvll Q Z llv, ulzlll E M R , Z ,L"".Qg W S W I 1 ,W if 4 Q ' sag ... -f ' W 1. -KE f I BOB JOEL LEONA NOGGLE NONNWEILER OLSON f' W WW' ' I' .32 QQQQSQQEM Hzzvzgfsag A ,ggi fi I -1. AQAQQ 1 wma DONNA PARKS 'I fi? 5 fa, 1 Q ii E rf! 4. 'fb 255 AQ 1 H- .. .., gem iv Z ,I 1 Q A ,N GARY PARRISH Nagar E m - 11 g. gg, A mdk M 'Q' N ' 4, I R 3 1 g I 2 ,ww A ww, , KW, KATHY PARRISH 2 . "" '- zII:, ::.QE:: Qf - I "ef, W : 'f-fa .. , ' A Sm , , T' ' ' , , .-1 as 'gm ' 1 53 M, f- J?Zi,J.:5-r K qfffgm gf Qf5.g?QJJ312:35 'QF-fgg' . , JOANNE PATENGE CHARLEEN PATTERSON NANCY PATTERSON 'Dk I I II I ERLINDA NAVARRETITE I ,za I K ,M 1, , V 'xi 1 . iw 5 fb' JUDY NICCUM aw, Wm A 5 ffgbmw awifg fifgjzesgwfwfi ,I S w: as gill s QA iigia LINDA ORTEGA 'H ,:.,, .,.. ,i-. ,,, M Q, V- , ,U 3? 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I 53:3 ' -- ..... 4 . 3,622 ., TE A .Zi Mt 831555: I JAMES PAM SAM SHARON DAVE PAT CHARLEEN WILLEY WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIS WILLITS WILSON 'I W1 .-:i:::I 2 - ' ,.:.,f:E:: L A LEONARD PAUL SUSAN RICHARD MARILYN MARJORIE SANDRA WINGETT WINTERS wITHERs WITZKE woLDRIDGE WOLDRIDGE WOLF , "-' SHERRY LEE DON BARBARA JUDITH CARYN DAVID WOODROME wooDY WRIGHT wYKE wYKE YODER YOUNG MARIDEL MARY GERALDINE YOUNG YOUNGMAN ZAHL JOHN DOUGLAS ZELNAR ZWIGART 77 " i TT' N .-1-412 QQ strife? r f if SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-TOP ROW: Bill Burns and Ron Yett. BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Wright and Joan Valusek. In the inset is Fred Meyers, class adviser. l ,J Cla? i Hi QU E0 Newest Settlers Armin Ambitions Memories ot the '60 Sophomore class are tilled with tun and laughter but more than that ot their achievements, individually and as a group, which have made this a successful year and on assured future. Under the capable leadership ot their class officers, Bill Burns, president, Ron Yett, vice president, .loan Valuselc, secretary, ancl Kelly Wright, treasurer, the class accomplished many vvorth-while proiects. Highlights ot the year were the traditional selling ot dues cards, adding S200 to their treasury which will be carried over to their iunior year, the sponsoring ot the vvell-run "Sock l-lop" dance, 78 serving at the Junior-Senior Prom, ushering at graduation and placing second in the PTA drive. They are a triendly and well-liked class partly because ot their incentive to achieve more and to be outstanding. The sophs are to be congratulated on their interests in science. There were varied activities tor the girls including GAA and the enioyable Girls' League assembly. Sidelines tor the boys are their promising athletes in baseball, basketball, and tootball. With the help of Mr. Fred Myers, the class adviser, T960 was a very successtul year tor the Sophomore class. if i DAVID AASE it , - E . si 2 . 3 i 1 Q ..,jj4:Q-- i ERN EST ACOSTA T BOB ABBOTT g,:i,S1'.2s33, :g 2 5. I ,. I - . EEE? ' ff' 3,3 km, - 2 ' 221.25 . . jg I-I. . .4 f 1 :f 'iff' gf.: ' LINDA ACTION 5 TANYA CHERYL ABELLANA ACHILLES BOB ACKERLY 3 , ' 13:315?-mizsi?Eiiwfflfff xp A 'Q'f-- ' - . .SE1:'g' . ":'E:: ' Q' WZ 'BMX "Y: ':.1' I - - ...,, ' ..., . ' .cfm - .A in f m f 1' CHARLES ADAMS CONNIE ADAMS SANDY ADAMS BOB ACKLES Q 52" ,... ' I Z5 ' T.TT . if Q,3Z .Q ' I Z g .,., .41 1' E - ' IIE-E:-'.5gf. , CI 3 I .V..' I A E? 'Q 3 .11 - .. CARL AGREN Z 55. , 3. , 2. E E 1 JOE ACKLES . f A SOPH - ..:..zf' A, , Q e A A 1 . . .... . ..,.... .v M has id LW 'W' 5 ' KAREN PAT AGRON AHACIC ROBERT AHO 4 32 ,Q N ii'-EEE: 'ww -I ,zf..,Es: Swv ,li , a -'Wx ' JIM ANDERSON f . '- --1. qw -1.3.5 -. 211 A ms in . X 55 A 'Sf' ar f 7 4 'W S . . . 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I, ,.,c Q SUSANNE MARTIN yixigmk D :y 15 gh 'Su sy ' wmv M ' va:5.:5,::g:' I Y . . . ."f:g.-5:E:e-:iaz:.5:5 -. -1'1'3"":-'1'E':i:E-F2':I5iI::'E:Ei5::E: E5E'5IIi:lZ DONNA MATTERN ss 5 . I Q H 'S I I ffl, KATHIE McCALL Ewmmh LYNNE MCCUNE JUDY MCDONALD .. i Y'-av v . ...Pm , Kin' JANET LEVER .1 a. ' U 3 .:- ....., ' 5 6 5. NK-ear Q . 2 KATHLEEN LITTLEJOHN .fl , ' Alli . FRED LOVE , qw , KITTY MACCRINGLE N33 f MARI MANNING T -7 L3'FS'?? W., :L asa- - f .,...... , ff .2 , ff.. . MH"+j:pw,M AE fm? ,E,:?fiE'J,r,,gi4 ...LI Q W 5 A ,QQ fin W Q2 ,nh f af ,Jia gf .WW , . A M ,Magi new .5-'iz sm, 5. my 3,11 .4 .5: V. A . FRED LEWIS -Jgil' Y 4 ... f I KEN LOETTERLE " if J Sc 1 4 Nu- Q A W 'iv' 5 'mfg I SUSANNE LEWIS J ...,.. fx! E V..:.,. A ek iw Q f any M -ww , SHIRLEY LOFTUS ' , K A K x CAROL LUCHT ANDY LUNA BARBARA MADDEN , A QR: .J . I . X ., As Q A-0? 2 QE I x 4 'El J E1 X fx THOMAS MARCOTTI .:.5 6- . Q 1 lik ,gy - J .. -xv R, A WW 3- 2zl".fg,g .3:.:.- W' H ' W? " 5? ISL: I 4 1 'R JESSE MARTINEZ E .. 5 W ,.., :bb g mi' mg. JOHN MATTHEW . -:Q , ...,.. A .I ws 4, . . Bbw! M... A . DQ! M gg K S J fi L. .4 2 SHEILA MCCARTHY if' 1222. A I JILL McDONOUGH PAU LINE MARZARI . :Az .MQ i.. ' 5 ffffi iii? M '- Q.. . . - -1 :sg sr: sf . A :Term - f s mxssaazz , N Emi? LEROY MATTH EWS :L 5513, lx 'SA W3 we mg? -4: I2 T I S ,, W in T4 I 3 at A, W. Xmiwf 'am W I 3,25 Ez? I Q X5 .. ,MM-K N' 4.1 GARY MCCOIG . W 1 ::. in Ja I ,:,.R CLARICE MCELHINNEY BENNY MADDOX 551' . ma. wi g 3? . f 7,19 aw " x BOB MARK 'gy ar if? I I ,L I vfffaf' 5 - - Jxgf. Y . MIKE MASON T Q. wg! .,., CURTIS MAULDIN 1. 2: .V A fQ.+. ., '- I fa? JOAN McCOIG M J' , 'Sm wr: 3 'T . . X N V 'dv' 3? ES., . I . ,E "-fiiiff f ,w SQL K Qu, , . . , gm.. MARSHALL McFIE LARUE LEYVA IE. SF .. ' Q,.v2,fg,f . K ROBERT LONG I .' Q' 4 :EQ xN"1 , f,: '1 "wwf SHARON LUNDY E 4 I , Miz If' Rf SHARON MADDOX gl.,- Z .v-:-. ,:'- Aj: ADOLF MARRUJO E"' 1 i m wa. .R ww . 'N K' BEVERLY NIASTERSON ':" G 25539 an . CHARLES MAULDING 115522: . Q . Q... . MARGARET MQCORD . gg, E MIKE McGOVNEY E MARY LIEBHARD ? I E . I . 1 ' ..ZE.?E- ., 1 ,. itil? . 2. Y 2 -:E ki", , 5 CHARLENE LOPEZ ,gg , ':ig. ":' . ' I -.. ii i if .5 I . 4 VICTOR LYON sf ' . -PPE'., V"-M NANCY MAGILL 1 ' gf - DON MARTIN wb -ww. BARBARA MATE RA Q A -2-53,5 muimgi if - I Q 'I aa MARJORIE MAUS ,,..,, z KAREN MCCOY gi Q Q 2 , . I 7' L , " ' '-1-,.,.::J: ,E . k ww , L X aw. vw egg zzz. .-: K. 3. .f!f"Xr?' 'BI Zvi BRYON McINTIRE GLORIA LIGHT 5 W... . , M j 3 MARK LOPEZ I .:S 12.2, -2- I Xi MACK LYONS L I I 1 9 1 A- PAM MAHAFFEY A K L , - -gg-,J g 'V 6 N g HEJNRY MARTIN m'ii5Q',1l z I 'm iii , " . - ii :I I 'iff M .... . .1 f gg ,Q - ' S5 fs Saw .L 'gif 'ftfgk gn - - fp. gg M R BILL MATHEWS ' :L ecxrv I ,,, 4 fx, I 8, 'KC- ..... DONNA MAXSON 3E1?:?Xi2'fffM 5 SHERRY McCRACKEN uiiki - - 'Vai' 55 " iw, 2' .. QM- -fzgiff RW ' is 33 1 F ga.. , N -' s . may K 'zz JOHN MCINTOSH QI KATHY McINTYRE -rf W 'f' , . U QV! 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' 52355, JOHN MOORE 1Al1L3"f "i?SggtfELi1,:3 3251 .. , R.: 'LQ' 215 2525735 ' 222225 DON MORSE i fl Q I Q? If iz-'W' I: CHERYL MURDOCH A ' 5 Z ' :Lf A 'I .Mg if '23 , .1 "if 1 MARJORIE NEAL ,, g m, DIXIE NEWBURN WQEYT3 'M 3 fr. 5 'Z : Ex jig, i ,,.,.. ,.,., , ., S ELIZABEETH MILLER L TWV DONNA MITCHELL LARRY MOORE E 5 F' "' 1 WALLIS MORTENSEN , ., i 3 A- ws, as if I ' , T, LARRY M URPHY Q? ia . U .Zz 'REM' QA ff, '-.-2'. 5 EDWIN NEDDERMAN ,, N' V V S iiififl ' . - Mm - -: , :ff " '- :aes E' ggi R? HW? 1' In 55. ' K ,R Q Q N i H gs " ss? 5 A E52 S WE Q ,sw W Q BOB NEWCOMBE 87 . .,.1 r SOPH V C2 E: f 1 225. ,il I V : : 11 - S JERI O'DELL "" -.V ',,g:2i:,Q. in if 1 - Vg 'E3!2:5s-I 7 'T 5 V ' 2 I . mf 1 Q I ' f f .3 BARRY N IX Z: IV , iiiii-35 :Il 1:2':g.::.2.2.,5,--5-::::E i I-we R N-bg A , : -. :::::.1fRf1. V-:: .... If AV, -2.1.2. - . . E 'I V' : 5 I -3:1 " ., .gI .. 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Fuchs, and B. Boatman. SECOND ROW: C. Jeter, N. Dean, N. Freeman, C, Sliger, P. Ohanian, Ni. Shigekawa, and M, winesch. BOTTOM Row: B. Spielman, C- Hennmss, S. Woodruff, and C. Roland. 96 Shown above taking part in one of the many scenes in the Senior Girls' League assembly are B. Bartsch, D. Danhoff, N. Faughnder, B. Quist, CAROLYN HENNING-S President To provide fun and entertainment for every girl on the AH campus is the main project of Girls' League. .lust be- ing a member of the Anaheim student body qualifies a girl for membership in this club. The Big and Little Sister Party was the first activity sponsored by Girls' League. Each year this party promotes friendships between the upper and lower classmen, while it gives the younger girls a view ol campus life. Creating wholesome class competi- tion is the chief aim of the individual assemblies staged by the sophomore, iunior, and senior classes. At the end of each school year the class that stages the best assembly wins a covet- ed placque. One ot the biggest projects pro- moted by Girls' League is the annual' Homecoming Dance. Activities, Amusement tor All Students COLONIST CLUB OFFICERSATOP ROXY: Gerry Shigvkawa, and Dean Real. IIOTTOM RUNV: Bob Dickey, and All:-n Uhancellorr. ALLEN CHANCELLOR Scribe DEAN REAL Sergeant-at-Arms GERRY SHIGEKAWA Vice President BOB DICKEY President , -- Under the direction ot adviser Rich' ard Ryan and President Bob Dickey, the Colonist Club has again had another very successful year. The Colonist Club membership is all boys ot Anaheim High School. The main purpose of the club is to promote the general welfare of all AU boys. This year the club has put on sev- eral entertaining assemblies and pro- grams strictly for boys. Colonist Club co-sponsored with Girls' League a very entertaining surfing film tor the whole student body. Among several assem- blies given for boys only was a Wrest- ling exhibition put on by Coach John Tonti's wrestling team- Throughout the year Bob, together with his very .able cabinet, has worked to make this year one filled with many gg g happy memories fOI' all. Throughout the year the Colonist Club puts an assemblies for the boys. In picture above, the Anaheim clems can be seen enJ0ying themselves at 0130 Of 111986 DOI-tular a559mb119S- 97 4 COLLEEN O'BRIEN Second Semester President -or --Wsvvws """ ..14e2fS'fss, i JOSH TOFIELD SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY-TOP ROXV: D. Dir-key, P. Flynn, H. Clnupland, M. Blorton, J. l7'iorenfine. Tl, Shaw- Yvr ll. l7'l'i'so, S. Ilrmillon, and H, Famplvcll. SI'lC'ONI'J HOXVZ G. Duffner, G. Dove, Al, Allen, S. Sletflimiii, V. Gatos, M, Miller, l'. He-nnings, C. O'l!rivn, and BI. Eisenhower. THIRD ROYV: C. Killingsworth, .l. Toiiold. S. Krzxstel, .l. Easton, M. XVil1vscl'i, A, Davis, .l. lforlws, N. llesin, und L. Hatfield. IZOTTOBI RONYZ .l, Kula-Lk, .I, Hurllw-I, l-2. Iiojorquez, li. l,:ing'son, K. Smith, N. lfieviiiati, I.. SIVZIIIOII, K. C'21I'l1lIOIl2l0I, R. Ste-inbrink, and ,l, Gooilwin. Second Semester Vice President Honor Students Begin New Traditions Electing otticers and six members to go to Capistrano High School, November IO, tor the California Scholarship Federation Convention were the matters taken care ot at the first Honor Society meeting October 6, I959. To become eligible to join Honor Society a student must make at least ten points on his semester report card. Students who upon grad- uating have been in Honor Society tour semesters, one of which must be in their senior year, are eligible to become Gold Seal Bearers and to receive a gold seal on their diploma. For the first time in the cIub's history, Honor Society began a treasury. Another new tradition they started was selling programs at all home ww , - basketball games. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY-TOP ROVV: M. Viielton, C. Jeter, B. Dykesten, M, Knauss, S. Peterson, C, Fitch. J. Clark, and C. Jungkeit. SECOND ROVV: J, Rail, XY. Cooper, E. Robertson, C. Ferguson, Tl. Easton, .l. Condra. and S. Bisbey. THIRD ROXV: B. Rhodes, K. Eldred, D. Sohual, Rowland, .l. Chambers, K. Miller, and G. Zahl. BOTTOM ROXV: L. Iverson, H. Cancino, A. Acroft, D. Reinemann, B, Crain, and C. Nelson. 98 GOLD SEAL BEARERS-TOP ROVV: D. D'Ui'so, B, Shawver, .I. Ifiorentine, M. Morton, and R. Couplanri, SIGC- ONU ROWS C- O'Brien, C. Hennings, M. ixrilm-, C. Gates, S. Slet-lman, M. Allen, and G. Howe. THIRD now: J. Goodwin, A. Davis, M, NVittesch, J. Easton, H, Bojorquez, and .I. Tofield. BOTTOM ROXV: K. f'2il'lHi0hill'i, vii' KARIN CARMICHAEL First Semester President .- A ,L 3 3 ...,. . - ' .,.. . ,. '- - ..,, 1.75. .pq-I -I .1 I . CAROL FERGUSON First Semester Vice President L, Stratton, N. Freeman, K. Smith, K. Langson, and S. Krastel. by Having Treasury, Program Selling VIRGINIA HUFF Adviser VERNON JONES Adviser ff mf.. SOPHOMORE HONOR SOCIETY-TOP HOW: T. Humpler, S. Fabian, S. School: E. Illoomquist, P. 'l'am:'bvrfr, and C". Aleler. SECOND ROXY: J. Valusek, J. Iioln-tl, K. Joha, and I", Nelson. TPIIRD ROXV: K. Swain, IS. Long, S. Rabzigo, J. Roberson, and J. Horne. BOTTOM ROW: J. Turk R. Young, D. Cook, R. Reed, D. XVa1thers, and M. Powers. 99 , H Making Post rs Supporting School PEP CLUB MEMBERSHIP-C. Achilles, L. Acton, G, Adler, S. Andres, M. Baker, ll, Bartsch, P. Beale, R. Beenian, Bird, L. Bissell, Blacktbur- ion, IS. Illankmeyer, P. Bliazes, J. Bobbett, K. Boyer, J. Brackinan, L, Ilrzinehaud, C. Brewer, S. Brewer, Y. Iiridgford, P. Brown, S. Brown, N Brownell, C. Browning, N. Callahan, S. Campbell, G. Carter, P. Chairo, J. Clark. E. Claussen, P. Cowee, J. Croner, J. Crosby, B. Cross, C. Currier, C. Cutler, D. D'Al1lOI'8, A. Davis, L. Davis, S, Davis, K. Dawson, H. De-inler, S. Dixon, D. Eagleson, J. Easton, M. Easton, li. IQllI'lE', J. Evenson, N. Fauglinder, C. Ferguson, S. Fineman, B. Fisher, C, Fitch, IE. Forsythe, B. Freeman, N. Freeman, J. Fry, K. Fuchs, A. Furuli, E. Galka, P. Giffin, G. Green, J. Halvorscn, D. Harding, G. Hawkins, S. Helms, M, Henry, S. Henry, AI. Herbst, L. Herring, K. Hilsalieck, V. Hiserodl, K. Hoffner, J. Hoppe, D. Houston, E. Hund, . t, B. - ' s 1, J. Jenkins, C. Jeter, C. Jordan, M. Kane, B. Kauba, D. Kaufman, P. Kier, M, Kirk, J. Kirkelie J, Larson, J. Leveck, J. Lev ! .- s Luzade-r, IS, Madden, D, Maley, S. Malmrose, WV. Miller, S. Moddell, .I. Montgomery, N Mooney, 141. Moore, A. Morris, LT- K u 3. Morton, M. Mulcahy, ll. McCandless, D. Nankervis, J. Niemeyer, .I, Nelson, K, Nelson, J. Ncwrnan, K. Olsen, IS. Olson, D.E. Pur , 'l. Pars , .. Peck, S. Peek, A. Pepper, 13. Petersen, S. Peterson, S. Petiti, M. Porter, S. Polls, C. Powell, M. Powers, A. Provencio, C. Quails, B. Quist, '. Qu 't, S, Raliago, K. Ramsey, J. Ratliff, S. Resley, M. Richards, P. Ritter, .I. liotwi-son, E. Robertson, L. liopezecki, S. Rosenhanier, C. Sampson, L. nder. S. Schniill, M. Sedia, M. Shigekawa, J. Shine, L. Sniith, C. Sprziciz, C. Starr, A. Stein, D Stewart, K. Stronzich, G, Sullivan, P. Swenson, K. ' ylo l. Thiliodvau, D. Titini, .l. Vail, M. Vail, J. Valladc, T. Yalladc, S. Volloni, .I. Vukelich, S. NVall, J. NY1-zrver, V. XVest, S. NVhite, R. XVilfei'th, '. xvllllil11lS, P. xVllllll1llS, M. XX'itiesCh, D. NVolin, S. VVoodrufl', S. Young, G, Zzilil, G. Zelmar, D. Smith, L. Hensley, and V. Brown. X Because this was the tirst year Anaheim High has played Western, the Pep Club was kept busy helping to promote a good rivalry between the two schools. A pledge of "Let's beat Western" was made by the club and was signed by the students. Under the direction of President Kirk Hoffner and Adviser Robert Mallender, Pep Club had one of its most successful years, and one of its largest memberships. Any student interested in tully supporting his school was eligible to be- come a member, Attendance was checked by the posters turned in at the end of the meeting. Many posters and individual tags were made by the club to help support Anaheim's teams. Also, many pep assemblies with clever skits were organized by this group. One ot AU's most spirited Colonists, Moe Mulcahy, helped put up the majority ot the club's posters and was a great help to the com- mittee. Other otticers who helped direct this active club were Bill Ehrle, vice president, Pat Beale, secretary, and Carole Endicott, treasurer. KIRK HOFFNER pAT BEALE President Secretary IOO Activities Are Pep Club's Main Proiecis -'i"i' i mf 52.1 Qvl- Wi ' . jf Mei, U 1 , 'Eff it ' gg Lv kms? 29594 Wifi! if 4 Q 'if 'fa shi. viii' Q K , II ,QW -V-,':fi-3ii'EiS:gEQQ,,EjQ ,.., H .,, so f 41' it , 9 -1 .,i A 1. 1 Www 5 -"-: -"-'-' U f - 7 ,, 5. ' Aw www CAROLE EN DICOTT Treasurer 13153 ia 45 l-lolding' Anaheinfs Victory flag are liill I4lhrle,Holding Anaheinfs victory Ilag' 211-11 Dill Ehr lv, Phyllis Ritter, Moo Mulf-zxliy. and lJon11:1Maloy. This is the second your for the exis I1-11415 ol at Victory Hag at AUHS. XVIIQ-mever the school wins 2-111 eevnt in any sport the 1l:1y.f is displayed from the front 01' the sr-hool. 1 1 ,li 1 ,V ,135 ff" 2 .i 5. ,, fi 333, , ig Shown above :ne Robert Mallander, adviser, and Jinx Mulcahy, poster Conimittee Chairman, discussing un im project for the poster committee of Pep Club. UMOQ., portant, 4I:1ll11-re-11 :iroiind llill Ehrle, Pep Clnli vit-e prtssitlviil, nienilners ol' Pop Clulr 211-12 busily thinking up new icleus for posters to he-lp llll1I'lEIlSf3 AH school spirit. lOl Serving School, Anaheim I Chief Aim I SUB DEBS 'FUI' IZHXVZ li. lmvis, ll. lmiilz. N. l'eler'smi, :iiiil S. XVlN,MII'tWlll1'. SI'Z1'HNllliUXY: I.. I.1-ga, S. Ilimiw-, I.. Sqiiiiw-, IZ. Itlziiilw 1111-5vI',.I,I'i-1-Ii,4I, I'iIwIIl'I', S. IN-Ilii, I1.N:iiiki-i'x'is, N.f':illf1l1an,'1'.Gispii1't,:iti1l S. Kuskri. 'l"lIlliIP IUVXYZ I.. XY:-:1x'1-V, l'. lI:it'4IiI1, I', Ilmiivzl, H. lmiigf, ll. l"i-li-ij li. igiiisl. ll.. IQIIISI. lt. IIIt'Ii4'I!S1tII, S. IillI'llS. L. Allen, 49. Ilziwliiiis :mil li. limits:-X. l!H'l"l'HXI IHPXVZ .l, Imxw-c'Ii .I, Goiiiiwilt, lfl. I!--1-limit. X, lliwixvii, V. liiifliwiti. .l. lllll'llit'l. V. lillI'l'Ivl', A. ligixis. Nl. KI4it'i'iixx', I'. liier, K. lllsi-ii. :iiiil Xl. Yiiiiiiuiiiuii. Providing enioyment tor girls and serving school and community are the chiet goals ot Sub Debs, a girls' service club on the AH campus. The Hrst meeting ot the year, conducted by Linda Squire, president, started the year ott actively. At the meeting one ofthe requirements the girls were told they must do was to sell programs at all home tootball games. One ol the tirst proiects the girls sponsored was selling yellow chrysan- themums with blue As on them at the Anaheim - Western tootball game. The profit trom the mums and programs went into the Sub Debs scholarships fund. At the end ot each school year Sub Debs awards two S250 scholarships to two worthy girls. Also, in order to raise more money for their scholarships Sub Debs had a Nestles candy sale. Promoting a toy drive tor mentally retarded children at Fairview Mental Hospital and dressing dolls at Christmas time for the Goodwill were two other ways these spirited girls served deserving people. Sue DE PT 'N Y 1-use if SUB DEB OFFICERS -fl!O'I"I'ONI' IIUXY: l.iiidzL Siiiiirf-, president: I':iii1 Kivr, liistiwicmz :md Amie Imvis. si-r'r'e-i:u'5'. lZ0'l"l'OM IIOXYI Iliisi liwiiiiziiil tim-:is1ii'm': I':it Don- iwzl, im-il i-ruse I'L'I1l't'SK'lll?lllVK-'Z :uid I yl Nziml 1'l1l'l'I4'I', vim- iirvsirli-iii. i il -A DORA GENE GOLDER fi Adviser .,.... itil 5 1 i ' ' To incwezxse their tri-zisliry Suli In-tis Iii-lil 11 Nesilvs wiiidy sale in I-'0hi'i1a1'y. Also letter in the ytt2lI'. they sold delivious hoiiieiiuirle fridge In finziiice a trip to the Pusadenfi l'lLLyhause. IOIZ Y l Sporsorimg' the Beatnik llzxll was one of the many projn-t'ts that kept the Volo- nist Knight lH91lll'lC1'S busy cluring the school yvzxr. A lzirge Hlll'UlP651' of slumlt nts attended and participated in at hm-filled lwzitnivk vvmiiiipg, Junior or Senior standing, grades, and citizenship are the basis tor selection of members in one of Anaheim's most well known service clubs, Colonist Knights. At the start ot the year, most ot their spare time was spent in selling various items at the home football games. Two stands were set up under the big bleachers and cokes, hot dogs, pop corn, and peanuts were sold. COLONIST KNIGHT OFFICERS: Proceeds from these sales were given to charity and the Foreign Exchange DU" Nl'l'f'lS' fecrelaryfl"elm""i"3 Doug' Colm, vice preside-nt: :tml pVOQI'OrT1. Russ 110111-'lilllfl, 1'lr4-siclelttl Also on the Knights schedule was the sponsoring ot two dances. The tirst was the Beatnik Ball on March 25. This same theme was used by the Knights last year and was a huge success also. Their second dance was GEORGE DE RUBES held on April 27. Proceeds from these dances went to the Foreign Exchange Adwser Program. Under the direction ot George Dellubeis, adviser, and Russ Copeland, president, this club strives to maintain its goal of serving the community. of Hard Working Sub Debs, Knights wggsimig. , 'ia sw is 'P ' 1-Qs 3 Wx 'LEW' 3 409' X w YL COLONIST KNIGHTS-TOP ROXV: H. BI'OOkI1llill, H. Calla, T. Cupasso, D. Cook H. Mathers, :md D. Dawson. BOTTOM ROW: R. Carllirerfl, zxdviser, and G. De Hubeis, adviser. IO3 Coeds, Key Club Toil for the Common I -" ' rhnstblfnr. t'.f2.3w W "Nil, T' . Lf ZTW'fs"13s., V ' Q-fwissd' ...Q ...,s. .. COLONIAL COEDS--'FOI' HONY: N. I,2lllLfI'SOIl, M, Easton. U. l'Tttl',?.1'llSOIl, E. Rolwerlsoii, M, Dolan, M. XYiIlvsi'li, N, Demi, S, SXY02lI'llU.1'1"ll, ll. Stewart, ll. Spielman, l', llolaiiil, S. XYOlllll'lllilf, tl, XYilsun, zidvisi-r, and IS. Ursine, zidA'is+11'. SIGUONIJ HUXY: l'. lirowii, S, llreweiy S. Krastvl, P, Vows-e, S, Henry, Il. Smith, li. i'iii'mir-liui-l. l'. llziiivk, li, Sleiiilirink, M, Miller, M. Stevens, and P. livzili-, ISOTTOM IZOXV: S. Saville. L. Stratton, J, XVilson, ' ' A ' 1 G Adler 'ind Y l'wl't'0lll'lll I'. Hitler, 'l'. lfllllllllylll, l.. Sc-lilvgi-l, A. Mitliiiziii, li. l"m'sy1he, .l. Kastor, . . A variety of campus and community activities kept the Colonial Coeds, a girls' service club at AU, busy all year. As in previous years, the club began their work by selling programs at all the home football games. Each year the old members look forward to the initiation of the new girls entering the club. This event lasts for one week. On March l8, the Coeds backed their biggest project of the year, the donkey basketball game. For the second year this club has sponsored this unusual event with both Varsity A and faculty members participating. Part of the profit from the basketball game will be donated to Anaheim's Foreign Exchange Program, while the remainder of the money will go towards the Coeds' scholarship fund. Qther proiects of the club included a Christmas party at the Orange County Hospital for an elderly womens ward and an Easter party for handi- capped children. In April -ol' lliisvywir Coloiiizil Um-its slauf-rl :in Easter IJLIFIY for crippled Children- in the lfiw-iiioiil .liinior lrligli Svlirmol r':it'eli-Via. The partj' was very SllCl'0SSllll :init all who altviiilerl llwiisrlit il worlhwliile. IO4 This year as last, Coeds were honored to have a foreign exchange student as a member of their club. This years member, Teresita Domingo, had all her dues and other club expenses paid for out of the Coed treasury. Social activities for the year included a trip to Hollywod to see a stage play and a trip to the snow in February. Also a new members' breakfast and membership tea were held by this industrious club. ,Ji aw W .f .F sr- ' 'E sssiwg .4 X .. 37-ll -Wgigyr 54, COLONIAL COED OFFICERS-'FOI' HOXY: S. XXvOUfll'llff. presirleiit, li. ltolierlson, lriiasiirviy :ind D. Stewart, svhool si-Hive r'li:ii1'ii1:i11. liO'l"l'OM l2OXYi G. Adler, SvQi'eLu1'y, and M, lizistoii, iiulrlicity 4'llIlll'lIlllll. Benefit ot AHS, Community Residents KEY CLUB-'FOI' ROVV: D. Crypt, E. Mziguklin, R. Cronin, G. Shigekawa, ll. Fenima, B. Ehrle, L. Smith, R. Monk, and B. Mueller. BOTTOM ROW: 13, Piper, D. Kuoff, K. Hoffner, S. lirown, M. Kelly, D. Harmon, J. C. K1mfl',S.K0wla11d,and J. Keith. Under the leadership ot John Tonti, club adviser, and Bill Piper, club president, Key Club again has had what could be called a very successful year. This being its third year ot existence at Anaheim High School, Key Club has become one of the most active clubs on campus. To become a member in this Kiwanis sponsored organization a boy must have a B average and a recommendation from his counselor. Atter apply- i KEY CLUB OFFICERS-4TOl' HOXV: liill l"iiw1', pres- ident: :ind John 'l'onti, adviser,lSOT'l'UMliUXY:G01'ry Sliigeliziwzi, si-v1'vlz11'5': and Ron Monk, Vic-0 presidvnt. ing for membership in Key Club, the applicants must be voted upon by the club members. A total ot l5 boys were selected this year, five being chosen from each class. One ot the biggest activities this club sponsored was the presentation ot the Harlem Clowns. This year the Anahi faculty versed the Clowns on January 7, ancl as in previous years the crowd tor the contest was tremen- dous. Another protect this industrious club did was to repaint all the AH trash cans. One Saturday all the Key Club members met at school, collect- ed the trash cans, and cleaned them thoroughly inside and out. Atter cleaning the cans the boys painted them in the traditional school colors of blue and gold. Also, in order to serve both school and community, this organization gave tood to a needy family at Christmas time. One ot the activities Key Club had to highlight their active year was a steak barbeque held Saturday, April 30 at Gerry Shigekawds home. Shown above are the Key Cluh nu-inhers who participated in one ol' the vliilis mzijoi- projects, painting' thi- school trash cans, Tin-se wc-rv painted in blue and gold as ci service to the school. lO5 Studying Vocations of Homemaking FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America and is one of the most popular clubs at Anaheim. To start their busy year the clubs president, vice president, and adviser, Charles Cox, went to the Chino chapter for their annual candle- light ceremony. On Oct. l4, when Anaheim's own FBLA officers were installed, the club members held their own candle- light ceremony. For the second time this club won the Dr. Jessie Graham award. This is presented to the FBLA chapter that has the best record of activities, Anaheim chapter also placed ninth in the outstanding chapter activities report at the national convention in Washington, D.C. Chapter l4O also received the Gold Seal Award, The goal of the future business leaders is to bring into the national organization of FBLA as many new clubs and students as they possibly can. Club membership is extended to all students enrolled in business subjects and anticipating a commercial career. This year, as in years before, FBLA sold Christmas cards during the Yuletide season. After the Fullerton, Anaheim basketball game, FBLA sponsored the Casaba Bounce which was rated one of the best dances of the year. Also, on Feb- ruary 6, this club participated in a conference held at Ganesha High School in Pomona. t 2 .X- E i , , , x ,es J . DEE COX Adviser , a - K' f "'.,'tf-q,gQtzf5tsrie A tt s . cw . , t L,-A .loyiw-, liislorizixi. O!'l'i1'vi' not slum i FBLA OFFlCERS--'FOI' KOXY: Suu llrown. si-m'1'vI:1i'5': :ani I'i0livr'l:i lfiiivli, 1-it-:idx'isvi'. SICVONII HONYZ Iclzl 'I'l1ilifnlf-:ill vim- Ill'4'Slii0lllQ fit-'llllj' Hansen, 5-urliamn-nlziriziii: :ind Shziron SIIINIIIVVS, rt-it cross I't'lH'l'St'lllZlliY4'. I!O'l"l'UNI HUXY2 Yin 1 l"lI'l't'I' Il'4"l"llI'Q'l" liiiti l'--i' "1 win, piw-slits-iil: :init .liictx ii: .Inn liulilwtt, 1 inirtmi ...gg 'iff A K7 V. . , , L 4 1, Vimyf Y feffsgftiti, . - F 3 t f A t.i.i' ' i , -w - s, t73'4 , ff' 'IK . 4 - sv it-H""f"l-Lt: 4--.f"""' ' .Q '. y-Nts 'MT L- ,.-'ly FBLA 101 HOXY: Mrs. Finch, zldviser. J. XYi1li:1n1s, L. ltmzzin. U. .Xndt-Vsoli, J. Onken, .I. Sloan, M. Iiivlnliwls, I.. Kirk, J. lim--"e,-sort, G. Hurt, M xnhir 1 XYilli:in1s, V. Iiurnett, J. Bobbett. D. Kirkvr, and N. Paddock. SECOND HOTT: M. Stevens. T.. BlllI'T'Zij'v .I, Downs, l!iTIIur'k4-, Y. Ilzxrku Hxrxu I. Thiliodezixl. G. Hansen. S. Brown, S. Busch, Y. XXX-sl, and li. ShOXVL1lLt31'. BOTTOM HONY: U. Dillnc-trier, .L Joyce, lt. 1li11'linf:,a1ne P Suoud I Black, Y. His:-rodt, and K. Swain, Business l Two Clubs' Main Purpose Activities galore! Thats the byword tor FHA the Future Homemakers at America. To begin their busy year FHA held its applicants' tea. This years attendance broke all records with 47 girls present. At their second meeting discussion at dues and announce- ment ot new members were part of the program. Also, plans were made tor five girls to attend the state convention that was held this year at Asilomar Pacific Grove Oct. T6-l8. Joyce Kulak was chosen the special delegate to go to the state convention with FHA otticers Claudia Quails, president, Kay Smith, vice president, and Joann Mickelson, senior reporter. Many honors have come to FHA through its members. This year Joann Mickelson was elected president of Section Xl which is composed of Orange County and part of Los Angeles County. Also, Joyce Kulak, who is new to Anaheim this year, was se- lected Homemaker ot Tomorrow and was reporter ot Section Xl. On Dec. TO, Kay Smith traveled by train to San Francisco for the annual FHA state executive council as an avisory member. The biggest project at FHA was to host a Section Xl con- vention on the AH campus in March. Approximately 300 dele- gates attended. FHA OFFICERS-TOT' ROXY: Judy Bedford, ri-d cross NED- reseiilzrtiw-, Joanne Mickelson, section 1Jl't'Si1lk'l1LI Sandy Kosenlizinier historian: and Joyce Kulak, si-r-tion rw-porter. SECOND ROXV: Jun XY:-mir, Il'6f?lFl1I'9l'I Nona Iirookiuaii, song' lvzicier: Elaine lil'U0lilN2l1l, sergeant-at-zirixisg :ind Kay Smith, slate seCr'el:1t'y. IIOTTOAL HOXY: Szunly liLl1'lJ1G1J, purlizinie-tilat-izin3 Donna llivksinson, secrolziryi :ind Clziudin Quziils, president. BARBARA WALKER Adviser FUTURE HOMEMAKERS4TOP ROXV: L. Currant, J. XVe1ton, S. Lurner, A. Morris, J. Kulak, J. Bedford, S. Rosenhamer, J. Mickelson, -S. Potts, G. Hart, and Mrs. Barbara H, XYalker', adviser. BOTTOM ROVV: Dickenson, C. Quails, J. NVe11dt', E. Lirookman, N. Brookmun, D. Tafini, K, Smith, L. Kaufines, E. Shearer, C. Sampson, C. Kenfroe, and C. Lessl. IO7 BIBLE CLUB 'FOI' IUIXVZ K. Amir-1'so1i, :i1lN'ISv'I', li. Iliw-vluiiii'i1iu+', S, I.lO3'd, M, Milli-V, V. Il'liI'I"li, :tml XV. Nl4't'zx1Ile3', zulvist-i'. SICVHNII IZUXXY li. SIQwai'I, M, Slvxv-tis, V. XYiL'liliI'l'e, J. R14-Cniig, l'. 1111-:flu-i11'i4lgi-, :tml IZ. .lziifr mes. Bible, Mozart Clubs Contribute to Bible club, which is open to all religious denominations, has been active on the AU campus tor over ten years. Kemuel Anderson is the adviser tor these interested students. Meeting on Thursday afternoons, this club has been privileged to have several interesting speakers. Included in this group was the Rev. Archer Rieney who gave a very interesting talk to the students. One tradition Bible Club members started is the reading ot the scrip- tures by one ot its members over the loud speaker every Monday morning. :ff MARION STEVENS Secretary BILL BEST Treasurer l lO8 The only membership requirement tor this club is interest in the Bible and Bible study. Their main purposes are to turther Christian tellowship, have a good time, and promote Bible study. They are also very active as a service club on campus. On ot their proiects was a scavenger hunt with a purpose. They collected objects and sent them to a leprosy colony in Africa. Many social ativities were also enjoyed by this club. A picnic at Irvine Park was held by the members in October. Later in the year, the group went miniature golting in Long Beach. MARILYN MILLER Vice President ""M'w SHARON LLOYD President MOZART CLUB-TOP ROW: R. Reynolds, adviser, F. Stoufer, J. Bowman, B. Bayer, and B. Storey. SECOND ROVV: K, Perkins, M. Jenkins, K. Carmichael, T. Mullen, P. Knox, S. Schacht, and M, Parker. THIRD ROVV: A. Davis, N. Peterson, J. Clark, S. LaIf'ollette, E, Robertson, N. Dean, G. Fisher, and C. Gibbs, adviser. FOURTH ROW: D. Stewart, N. Mabs, N. Faughnder, K. Olson, E. Olson, E. Moore, G. Hawkins, G. Zahl, and C. Hen- nings. BOTTOM RONV: P. Martin, P. Seapy, J. Jenkins, J. Hurlbet, D. XYolin, R. lieeiuan, T. Domingo, S. Saville, and T. Brown. Fun-Filled High School Campus Promoting and developing an interest in music is the purpose of Anaheim's Mozart Club. Requirements for membership in Mozart include a high interest in music and having at least one music class. This year the club was under the sponsorship of Carey Gibbs and Robert Reynolds. Known for their unusual initiations, this year's club was no ex- ception. New members were selected at a barbecue by the officers with President Karen Perkins presiding. The students selected were later asked to endure a wild and interesting initiation. Having one of their busiest years, Mozart sponsored many Life interesting activities. One of the most important being the presenta- tion of the University of Southern California Trojan Band. This event was held in the AU auditorium on March l6. As in previous years, this club's major undertaking was that of the annual spring concert. The students decided to keep the same theme that was used last year, "As Time Goes By." Under the direction of Carolyn Hennings and Bruce Bayer, the musical was a great success. This industrious club ended their successful year with a banquet and a trip to Hollywood. CAROLYN HENNINGS Vice President KAREN PERKINS President DORA WOLIN Treasurer l DEANNA STEWART SecretarY IO9 Clubs for Agricul Future Farmers ot America, under the direction and leader- ship at Charles Brown, president, and Leland Hanson, adviser, is a club whose main interest is teaching boys more about agriculture and the raising ot tarm animals. The FFA started the new year ott with a Chapter Sweet- heart contest. The contest was open to any girl who desired to run and could meet the tollowing requirements: she must have a C plus average, and she must be taking a vocational course. The girl who won the sweetheart contest was Roxie Thompson, a pert and popular junior. Roxie had to attend all FFA meetings and go on all tield trips. On Oct. 3, Future Farmer teams went to the Orange County Fair. There they brought to Anaheim honors ot a sixth place. This club held its annual barbecue on Oct. l3. Saturday, Oct. T7, FFA took its first field day which was sponsored by the Bank ot America, The FFA "B" team took eighth place out ot the 45 chapters that attended. Harold Hilliard took second place in the "B" team high individual score contest. Trudy Stone took tourth place in the adult iudging contest. Others who attended the field trip were Lewis Wright, Bob Murphy, Charles Brous, and Rick Merrit. Alternates were Rick Roach, Tom Anderson, Dick Waliga, Sam Obsential, Ken Wendt, and Bill Johnson. xxx xx XC, x - X sit sc- - sf turists, Biologists Give FFA OFFICERS-T01' HOXY: L. XVright, II'tt21S1lI'ttI'I L, Hzmsvn, zifiviser: :md CT Itrown, yiresidi-nt. 1!O'l"I'OM HOXY: 1.1. Murphy. Vice presidmit: :md T. Anderson. reporter. l FUTQJRE FARMERS-XTOI' HOXVZ H. Hilliard, H. 'l'z1XlOI'. V. Ilrown. L. Hzmsen, LlLlYl5t'1', L. XYz'igt1l, and G. Yellis. TIOTTOM HOXX: J. Voppock. H. k'zx1'rell, B. Murphy. 'lf Audersuii, and li. .X1e1'1wg1t, llO Many Opportunities tor More Learning BETA GAMMA OFFICERS-'FOP ROYVZ Colleen O'Brien, lst seine-stei' pres- ident, 2nd semester View president: Michael Eisenhower, lst se-inestei' treas- urer, 2nd president: and Stephanie Steelman, lst semester vice president. BOTTORT ROXV: Dianne Johnson, lst semester secretary, Sharon Thomp- son, 2nd semester tri-nsiirerg and Linda Heytn-ook, 2nd semester sec-ri-tary. Any Anaheim Connie or Clem that was interested in science or had or was taking a science course was welcome to attend Beta Gamma, the Biology Club. Under the guidance ot Kern Anderson and Howard Goodman, this club did a good iob of arousing interest in plants and animals. The members of Biology Club took their first field trip ot the year Saturday, October 3l, in the torm ot a visit to Diver's Cove in Laguna Beach. The excursion was very rewarding as low tide was chosen as the time ot the trip. Looking on rocks and in the tidepools, searching eyes tound sea urchins, sea cumbers, star-fish, abalonies, hermit crabs, sea haris, and sea anemoniae. On Saturday, November 2l, Beta Gamma took their annual field trip to O'Neill State Park. While there the stu- dents took several short hikes and paid a 30-minute visit to the Tucker Bird Sanctuary. Next on the agenda for these biology enthusiasts was a trip to the Grittith Park Zoo and the Los Angeles County Mu- seum at Exposition Park. First they spent an hour looking at biological exhibits at the museum, and atter lunch the group went to the zoo. There after walking through the botannical gardens below the Grittith Observatory, they had the custo- mary quiz to see what knowledge they had acquired. To end a well rounded day, the students viewed a show named "From Gaileo to Palomar" at the Gritfith Observatory. BETA GAMMA-TOP ROW: H. Goodman. adviser, S. Malmrosi-, IZ. Jacques, J. Cahn, and K. AITCTQTSOYT-V rlrlvisezx SECOND ROXV: L. Shatzer, and D. lizulfinzin. THIRD ROW: tl. Thompson, ll. Niewoliner, J. XVendl. S. H+-ide, N- EISSHIIOWGI' CA O'l3I'i6l1. 111111 L. Davis. BOTTOM HOW: D. Johnson, C. Gates, Stes-lrnnn, .l. Galloway, M. l'ov.'ers, and P. Avkles. lll FUTURE NURSES-TOP ROXV: D. Parks, F, Leo, J. Rose, L, Bcngochea, and P. Cranston. SECOND ROVV: G. VVarner, L. Peterson, G, Clark, and C. Jungkeit. THIRD ROXV: K. Hilsabeck, S. Minis, J. Bailey, S. Minis, and L. Vandervur. BOTTOM ROVV: C. Muhlenburg, G. Light, D. Muhlenluurg, D. Toflne, and C. McCarthy. To help students learn more about and understand better the nursing profession are the chiet aims of Fu- ture Nurses of America. Again this year FNA had its annual drive to increase their membership. On September 24, they had a get- acquainted meeting, and the mem- bers began making plans for the new year. Some of the ideas planned and carried through this year included a drive for Korean orphans, a Christmas party tor elderly people at one ot the nearby hospitals, and a speaker from a nursing school. An initiation tor the new mem- bers ot FNA was held during the week of October 'l9. The FNA on December 8, sponsor- ed a candy apple sale during both lunch periods. The money went to- wards a party they gave at Christ- mas time. ln the roll ot sponsor and assistant sponsor are Mrs. Webb, school nurse, and Mrs. Heinlein respective- ly. V Preparing for Work in Chosen Fields l . SANDRA ANDERSON EMMA NICKLES President Vice President GENEEN GREEN GAIL WARNER Secretary Treasurer ll2 To help increase their treasury and to help pay for some of their varied activities and projects, Future Nurses sold appetizing' homemade candy. The results of the sale were deemed very successful. Interesting and educational are two words that do an excellent iob in describing the club, Future Teach- ers ot America. Under the guid- ance of Marjorie Pibel, adviser, this club acquaints its members with the duties of the teaching profession. One of the biggest events that they took part in this year was a dinner-program where Anaheim's chapter was hosted by the Altrusa Club, a women's service club of Anaheim, at the Disneyland Gour- met Restaurant. The program was held for the purpose of helping the girls learn more about teaching. A panel con- sisting of elementary school teach- ers discussed the qualities of a good teacher and the advantages ot a teaching career. At the dinner some of Anfaheim's FTA members gave short speeches. Elaine Molendyk told the club history, Betty Cosper explained the club's activities, and Carole Drews, Pat Kite, and Sandy Brown told why they wanted to be teachers. ls Ambition Busily writing directions on the blackboard several projects of the Future Teachers of President Betty Casper who conducted the 11N5l?llllLZ,'S of This club. .rw r Y' wa, s sv' 6' ,af ' ww-rw femme.. - W nw' ws, s Quai' .,,. L , z ' ' . im ' Ei , : ft - at it 7 FUTURE TEACHERS-TOP ROXY: A, Anderson, U. Uosper, B. Butfla, J. Dixon, and S. Brown. BOT- TOM HOVV: C. Bloomquist, P. Tandberg, C. Drews, and N. Moran. of Future Nurses, Teachers A . A ' W ' . ie'-fsfz , , .. .i'f'21'5-.. ww' W' Wi""" Q . fpg3,?z:3.gfT5fQ an BETTY COSPER SANDY BROWN President Vice President for one of Anivritcn is NORMA MORAN JUDY DIXON Secretary Treasurer II3 l 4 SAFETY AND WELFARE COMMITTEE-'FOP ROXV: D. Houston, S. Arm Strong, .I. Ivy. G. Girard, G. Beale, adviser, T. Mullen, P. Knox and Schztc-ht. Si'1t"ON1JROXY: P. liter, U. Harrison, L. Smith, ti. Iilankrlivyvi-, S. :XI'lNStZ'0!1g, K. f'2LI'!11il'l1Ql6l, N. Malts, li O'13i'ien, J. Gordon, :ind S. XYoodrul't', THIRD KOXY: A. Davis, N. Peterson. J. Roberson, J. Halverson, U. Ross, S. Rzthago, M, Young, IZ. Burke, M. Baker, L. Hzirrison, L. Allen. and Engsqvr. ISOTTOBI ROXV: t'. Quails, J. Del l'I'0H,'llEllQ, Ill, Moore, .I. Hurlhert, I. Thiltttfittilll. K, Perkins, U. tflnrlicotl, t'. L'n1'1'ier, M. Jenkins V, Ritter, and J. Jenkins. Backing Students' Welfare, Publishing Promoting a clean campus was the main goal ot this year's Safety and Welfare Committee. ln ac- complishing this project they sponsored a clean campus week from .lanuary ll to l5. This campaign was a huge success with the campus looking at its an y best. YF' In October Dr. Richard Kaywood and Karen Per- -- kins, president, flew to Sacramento for a state con- vention. Many schools were represented there and many new ideas discussed. The Safety and Welfare Committee has many duties besides that ot keeping a clean campus. uv- Among those are checking on smok- I ing in the restrooms, sitting in cars during lunch, detacing school prop- erty, and crowding in the lunch line. Students who wished to belong to this club filled out applications in the ottice at the beginning ot the year. Members were then selected from these applicants. .Et-it This club has done much to live M-'r""'t'M'F,,'!,1 up to their name of protecting stu- iliriisr dents safety and welfare. 9 tilts: SAFETY AND WELFARE OFFICERSATOP ROXV2 Sue Armstrong. lst semester secretary: Karen Perkins, presidentg and Marie Jenkins lst semester vice president. BOTTOM ROVV: Mziridct Young 2nd se- mester secretary, and Jetty Jenkins, 2nd semester vice DF6Sid911t- GREG BEALE Adviser II4 PRESS CLUB-TOP RONV: S. Domni, S, DIXOD, M. Miller, E. Hund, ls, Miles, 5. lsnmdon, J. keith, Prxtrlck, lx. ITIOIIIEOH, a11cl,.l,Hfl00chxl11. V OND ROVV: B. Cross, C. Jordan, R, Hzrack, M. Wiftn-sch, C. Roland, J. NVaterman, T. MarqUf+Z. J, IHYHCKIHHH, H1111 ll Rltter. L01 IOM ROVS. lx. Paper Are Proiects of These Students Composed of members of the annual staff and A and B iournalism students is Anaheim's Press Club. Because ot the time consuming iob of putting out a paper each week and publishing an annual, this club doesnt have too much spare time. Included in their schedule this year was the spon- soring ot the CIF Crash. This dance was held on March ll in the gym after the game and was a big success. The members also attended several iournalism work- shops. The first was held at Orange Coast Junior College where the T959 Colonist won several awards. The second workshop was dealing with newspaper publishing and was held at Santa Ana Junior College. Other activities for the club in- cluded a Christmas breakfast at the Quille's home, and an end of the year picnic which was held at lrvine Park. Larry Quille, journalism instructor, is the sponsor ot Press Club with Joan Goodwin presiding as presi- denl- Pmzss ci.uB OFFICERS-Carole Roland, vice president: Jackie Li-wack, SQC1"6l3l'5'-ll'KfllSllI'E!'Q Joan Goodwin, president: Susan Henry, publicity chairman. LARRY QUILLE Adviser ll5 Usherettes Servettes Provide Chances .wif H 49 5f.'?,liif?if ' iliill " , T352 ... ..,, A y ,pg 3 Q ' ' i i ..... ,. ' i 1 t 3 '1z','ii Eire. DIANE D'AMORE Head Usherette I KAY SMITH W. Secretary and .. M... CLAUDIA QUAILS PAT BEA'-E Vice President Treasurer Under the direction of Mrs. Faye Schulz, and President Diane D'Amore, Usher- ettes have finished a year of service to both school and community. Membership requirements for this organization are a senior or a iunior standing and the submitting of an application, from which the members are selected. At the beginning of each school year, a get-acquainted tea is held at which time all new members are welcomed into the club. An applicants' tea is also held at the end of each year for those girls wishing to become members. The first meeting of this club on September 24 was spent discussing their uniforms. The members decided on burgundy colored skirts with overblouses. Also chosen was a design for the club pin. Among their many duties were ushering at the iunior and senior plays, Spring Concert, and for the Anaheim Symphony Orchestra. Also on their schedule was the PTA and the two fifth grade concerts put on by the Music Department. Many social activities were also enioyed by the club. MRS. FAYE SCHULZ Adviser USHERETTES-TOP ROVV: L. Hensley, M. Dolan, S. Rosenhamer, J. Kulak, P. Beale, J. Mickelson, S. Brewer, and P. Schnoor. SECOND ROVV: J. GOI'd0n, L. Sflhlegel, B. Lentz, B. Fisher, C. Quails, M. Stevens, and D. Maley. BOTTOM ROXV: M. XVittesch, M. Baker, P, Reed, K. Hilty, M. Young, B. Norman, G. Hansen, D. D'Amore, and S. Lloyd. llb for Girls to Assist Citizens of Anaheim 1 SERVETTES-TOP ROVV: S. Skinner, D. Perez, G. Light, E. Gulka, D. Nash, M. Demler, J. Hoppe, V. Eridgford M Herbst l Vllusek C Ross and S. Rabago. SECOND ROXV: M. Mohler, K. XVrig'ht, C, Sliger, Greenwood, U. Muhlenburg, L. Leon, L. Saito, C Meler .J Hilxorsen I Fxen son, C. Furlong, J. Del Crognale, C. Mays, and M. Manning. THIRD ROXV: E. DeLong, C. Muhlenlnirg, B. Burleson Q Martin A Olson P Scutt M. Richards, K. Joha, C. Symonds, .l. Jenkins, M. Powers, and V. Mvixell. BOTTOM ROXV: S. Barton, K, Fordyce, P Tandberg S XVh1te D 'vlax son, M. Turner, K. McLaughlin, S. Minis, J. Bailey, and S. Mims. To help sophomore girls become better acquainted with their school and class- mates is the main purpose of Servettes, a sophomore service club. In its third year of organization this club does a tremendous job of providing extra-curricular activi- ties for sophomore girls. At the start of each year the old members hold an applicants tea. This year a huge turnout of TOO girls attended the tea. To qualify, the girls must have a C average and must be interested in serving both school and community. From this team, the members voted and selected 25 aspiring girls. The girls then elected a president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. Taking over the leadership of the club were Jayne Del Crognale, Karen Boyer, Karen Fordyce, and Vivian Bridgtord who filled the above positions respectively. In addition to these Diana Nash was voted publicity manager, and Judy Bailey was chosen Red Cross representative. vi' F 4 W L 'JE 1 3+ . W- , KAREN BOYER . .....,,... VIVIAN Bninarfono .,.. ....,. . Vice President E, Treasurer fi' 1 V , in JAYNE DEL CROGNALE KAREN FoRDvcE MISS DONNA HUGHES President Secretary Adviser Spanish Club is an organization that is dedicated to creating interest in Spanish speaking countries and in the Spanish lan- guage itselt. All students who have either an A in tirst year, a B in second year, or are enrolled in third year Spanish have met the requirements to ioin Conquistadores, as the club is called. On Saturday, December l2, members ot this club had a get-acquainted Christmas party. The partiers danced, played Spanish games, and ate refreshments. The climax ot this gala attair came when a big Pinata was hung and all students had a chance to break it. A churro sale was held by Spanish Club last February 25. Profits from the sale were contributed to the Foreign Exchange Pro- gram. Plans were also made by Conquistadores to visit Olvera Street in Los Angeles, and to go to several Spanish movies. Under the sponsorship ot James Edwards this club has had a very successful year. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS--'FOI' HOXY: David Sehfizil, prvsideut: George Tindzxll, ti'ezisli1'+-V: Emil Hi-mm-, vim- pri-silt:-lil. I!O'I"I'OXI ROXY: Judy llmiiipri--V, se-m-i'm-tary. Spanish, French, Latin Clubs Aid in the . l 3 i asm 1 'WK r 1 kk x-, Ig x . sf? gb gif - Q xt? f 6 - ff 'fn ., CM' - . , ra is it f it X wtf QQ, 5 t est? SPANISH CLUB-'FUI' ILHXY: J. Copeiihxxvcr, udvisvi-I li. Heinze, .l, C'h1!11lbGl'S, M. NYelm1i, .l, Kim-1', Ii. Eldred. and 17. Sc-huzil. SIGUHNIJ HOXY: E, Gzilku, M. l'I1llIll0-HS, A. Anderson, N. Morzm, J. t'omtr:i, IJ. llorni-, M. Brudd. XY. Uuopt-i', J. NVZISS4-!lllHilll'l', and TZ, Maugis. 'I'HlIllJ I-IHXV: V, Hinckley, D. PI'j'UI', .I. Horne, D. LOCk1'idg,'e, E. lilooiuquisl, U. Ilrews, 11, Morton, mill S. Milne, IIUTTOM HOXY: A. Smith, J. .loyw,-, IG, Vlgwg- svn, M. Mans, C. Roth, N. Scllwanz, and S. Uomini. ll8 Any student who took part in a French class this year was eligible for membership in the French Club, one of Anaheim's three foreign language clubs. Furthering much interest in the French language and the French Club were the club's two sponsors, Gene Henderson and John Saroian. With the help of his very able co-officers, Don Wright, president of the club, promoted much interest and en- thusiasm among the members by planning entertaining programs throughout the year. One of the most enjoyable events of the year was a program presented by Joel Pinshot, the foreign exchange student to Western High School from France. Joel discussed many interesting facts dealing with Frances edu- cational system and his lite in France. This and many other events the club took part in this year has formed many lasting memories for all the members of the French Club. FRENCH CLUB-TOP ROXV: J. Rail, and C. Nelson. SECOND ROXV: T. 1JOll1lllgO, S. Saville, and M. Sllllllill. BOTTOM HOXV: C. Patterson, C. Roberts, and E. Czlrler. Awakening of Interest in Other Lands ' To further social and cul- l tural activities is the job of Latin Club. Membership in this organization is open to any Anaheim Connie or Clem that has taken a class in Latin. On Saturday, October 24, Latin Club held its first party of the year. This party alert- ed all the old and new mem- bers to get acquainted before their annual slave sale. Hot dogs, potato chips, and cokes were served, while music was presented by two retired club members. After the members knew each other better a slave sale was held Tuesday, November l7. Any old member or mas- ter that had previously gone through the initiation was allowed to bid for the new members. Immediately after the sale the slaves had to take QATIN CLUB-TOP RONVf C. Nelson, Rees, and G. Light. SECOND RONV:VBill Daly, agviser, J. Butter- their IT'IOSlerS miniature gglf- held E Resha B. Does lm. Crowe, 5. Ricketts, G. Hampton, and B. K6llllZlrCll. FHIRD ROW: D, Bandell, IS, Llcyally, K, Oijll, S. Huillard, S, Hallam, and C. Muhlenburg. BOTTOM Row: osgwd, M, Aquino, 1. Thlbo- ing, dean, L, Ikengochea, and M. Doyle, II9 Tri-Hi-Y Establishes, Maintains, Extends ..,,....., - ... JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y-'FUI' HUNVZ IS. Ehlvrs, IZ, l'1'I11g', I.. 1':i1iu, 'I', Ilisiu-rl, M. Gary, l'. Svfilzuzillln-, S Iiurns, I., I.f'p:p:', J. XVI-:LW-1', :xml IZ, I.:-HIZ. SECOND HOXY: M. I'1'I1'l'SOll, .l. SlQ'I'lHQI', .l. Vlarlc, Bl. Kirk, S. lirmxn, li. Slwzuw-11, M. Illnslnn, V. I"1'I',LlIlSItll. S, llirli, .l, Kirkiiiv, 'l'tIllll1 IUJXYZ N. liroolimzui, IG. llrmlmzum, t'. l!r'owx1i11g:, ll, Smith, .l, Syrnpsun, D. Vnsina, P, IiINY1'1', K, IIJIIIISPX, S. llixnn. and M, l':irx'in. lSU'l"I'OXI HOW: Calllpln-Il, S. XYAII, I.. .XII1-11, M. YOLIIIQYIHIIII, S, XYmwI1'll111, I.. I,yIv's. .l. Ililljf. M. Ymlllg, I', Illum-s, I.. NYIiilvA, S, Sxivillm--, and N. .lvlv-V. gi M 3 4. . xr as ., f ik X N . R i sf SOPHONIORE TRI-HI-Y-TOP HONV: G. Light. Y. livlamqvr, l', Ml-llette, Ti. Comstock, S. Gregg, M. Kinn, P. Brycv, K, XYrip,'hl, :und .I. 'l'rvmlxlv, SECOND RONV: S. Taylor, J, Sullivan, N. Mzxgill, M, Slxigekuwax. H, XYemzler, N. Dilley, P. Stroud, U. Murdock, D, Hansen, M, Mohll-r, Y, Hisn-rodt, and J. Holu-rsmi. THIRD HOXY: R. Held, S. MC-t'r:u'k0n, D, Gray, D, Ross, S. Mitns, J. Iluiley, S. RIIIIHS, Martin, XYiIQy, C. Philpotl, 1'. Alilllilff-PY, B. Madden, and M. Porter. FOURTH ROXV: B, Muhlf-nburg, C. Symgndg, M. Herbst, D. Maxson, K. Rasmussen, R. Baxter, lt, XYyIIm1, K. Hough, and M. Hic'l1:u'ds. ISOTTOM HONV: K. Boyvr, C, Hoa-ppuer, T. Alu-llg1y1g1,11, Powers, K. Asman, S. Richards, P. Ohanian, C. Sliger, U, Furlong, J, Eveson, A. Olson, P. Seapy, and Y. Hovde. IZO High Christian Ideals Among All Girls To begin a fun filled year, Anaheim's Tri-Hi-Y under the supervision of Nan Moore, work secretary, held a Y rally in order to interest all girls in joining this active organ- ization. On September 22, senior, junior, and sophomore girls congregated in the Fremont Junior High School audi- torium to hear an explanation of what Tri-Hi-Y is. After the brief speech on the purposes that Y serves, Short Cir- cuit Yer's, a senior club, did a small skit after which all the girls went to the YMCA building for a hamburger fry. Next on the agenda was the annual smorgasbord. Each club was asked to donate either food, decorations or serving time. Another service project Tri-Hi-Y sponsored was its annual World Service Carnival. For this, each club was re- quested to bring food, manage a booth, or do some similar projects. To help the individual club officers understand and learn to perform their different duties with more efficiency, training sessions were held which familiarized the girls with their offices. ln January induction was held at the First Christian Church. This yearly service is held to make all girls official 'members of Y. Highlighting this eventful year was the glamorous Cinderella ball held at the Disneyland Hotel Gourmet Restau- rant. This year's pert and popular Cinderella was Edna Moore, while Connie Marshall and Cassie Millett were the junior and sophomore attendants respectively. TRI-Hl-Y OFFICERSfTOl' HOXV: T.0:iime Schle- gol, Vive president.: Pam Kim-, stem-istzii-yg and l':1.l'0l0 Endicott, worship I'll2Lll'lll1lIl. SECOND HOXV: Tletisy Spivlmnii, worlil service rzhriirmnng LINDA STRATTON :ind Anne Davis, liistoririn. ll0'l"I'OlXl' TLOXV: Rita, President li1't'llliLll, treasurer. TRI-HI-Y SENIORS ty, J. Micliulson, C. man L. C. Endicott, Beeman, Cwzuisloii, I". l'iit'tie1', N, fillllQL'l1HLl4fl', li, Rlnori-, .l. 'lYzL1'i1es, J. Goodwin, K. 'lillfll'iO1l, l'. lim-il, K. Hil- 1'. liezile. ll. Quisv., and K. Quiet. SIGLTONII HOW: U. Hennings, 13. Slnielinzin, .l. Wi-zu'vi', IZ. ,XVhiLe, liter, S. Petilt, Ll. Peterson, 13. Olson, J. xflllxf'llC7h, J, Kulzik, E. Cfll'll0l', Hull K. IiliSl1. 'FHTRD w lIlXNiI 9 NI'l e Y Q l x L St LI D IJi'l'1'0ll I lliicl' litt 111 , lx AfZlN'2LIlZ, J. Hoifppiicr, . i ra on, . Icxelf- , '. 'al w, A. A - O'l"I'OM HOXY: L. Bissell, li. llziwsoii, S. l4llZkl.Cl6I', .l, Peek, L. llmiiclizuici, li. Olson ti, f'll1'l'i9l', Miller, J. Hurlbet, and C, Quails. l2l .E KS -M SWIM CLUB-'FOP HONY: M. Morton. T. '1':illock, Bl. Kelly, K. Xvlimiey, K. lJierlwurp:'ei', li. Morris, R. Iizixler, D, Harmon, H, Davis. IL Smith, .I. Radke, and J. Endicott. SECOND RONV: Roy Brown, adviser, R. Perry, B. Ilrenchly, Pl. lie-ll, D. Puyiie, I.. Vumleiiberg, IZ. Iieech, H. Grosvenor, li. Sutia, B. Johnson. sind S. Dec-ner, THIRD ROW: M. l"ronin, .I, NYunsc'h, S. Gerald, D. Slaiiiield, J. Lf. 1iillEfl', li. Luster, M. lforlms, .I. Cousins, IE. lmos, C. Such, and ll, Smith. BOTTOM ROXY: IZ. Criss, Ii. R4-ed, Il. ifemiema, J. Morris, D. Heringer, Ii. Chamlwerlain, B. Siiiilhton, T. Hoag, 'I', Prirw, M. .Iona-s, mid H. Polichik, AU Swim Club, Hi-Y Furnish Boys with SWIM CLUB OFFICERSWTOP ROVV: T. Tatlock, B. Leos, R. Davis, and BI. Kelly. BOTTUB1 ROXY: B. Smithson, M. Forbes, M, Jones, and L. Luster. l22 Swim Club is made up ot boys who are either on the waterpolo or swim teams. Under the direction ot swim- ming Coach Brown, Swim Club had a rewarding year. To begin the year this club for all boys interested in water sports sold cakes and hot dogs at Anaheims home tootball games. The selling nights were divided among the Three classes composing this organization, with soph- omores selling one night, iuniors sell- ing another, and seniors selling yet an-V other. ln the middle ot the school year, Swim Club held a swimming party. At this social event waterpolo awards were given. Some ot the awards were Most Inspirational Player, Player of the Year, and Most Valuable Player, This year the swimming boys had a poster committee to put up posters about swimming meets and to increase school interest in swimming contests. Another new thing done by the club was to take an old deserted room on the school campus and clean it up. Many Activities That Prove Enioyable HI-Y-TOP IIOXY: S. ltzilfour, A. Almieri, D. Hvlsesl, J. Shipley, J. Chambers, und ID. Kemp. SECOND ROXV: K. Bliller, J, Miller, 13. Goodoll, und tl, Sp1'ag:g'i11s. l2O'l"l"OM ROXY: Clark, J. Kiiwr, S. llowluud, L. Iverson, and D. Scllazil. To develop the mental, physical, spiritual, and social qualities of the young men in all the clubs is the purpose behind the l-li-Y program. Affiliated with the YMCA, this program is striving to build an organization of boys having common interests and ideals. The clubs consist of l5 to 20 boys who like to do the same things and want a chance to do them. Being ia member of Hi-Y offers a boy many opportunities he would not otherwise experience. Among these was the opportunity for one of the clubs to act as runners for the Winter Olympic Games at Squaw Valley. Another was a trip taken to San Francisco. The Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y members had to pay only STO and their personal expenses. Although not an actual campus club, its members are Anahi students. Four main items support and carry out the purpose of the Hi-Y organization. These four things are service, education, religion, and fun. Service projects include washing the downtown merchants windows after Halloween and Christmas. Education is provided for by having several speakers talk to the clubs about things in which they are interested. For acceptance into the Hi-Y your re- ligion has no bearing. This program is for all boys who will recog- nize Christian holidays and will live up to the ideals of the Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y Hi-Y l23 - Another successful year was had by Colony's speech and drama club. This year Roto-Hi has participated ,ZE:-g E ,lizv in the Orange County Fall Tourna- tt-iw ':f. 5 ment at La Habra. At the Orange 1- " QIVIZ i JM, County Speech Tournament the Ana- iwsvissv heim Debate Squad received the Debate Sweepstakes gold cup for llllll llzb the second year in a row. y Also during the year plans were ' A "' s W R made to debate in front of the DANA LOCKRIDGE Anaheim Rotary on the city bond president issue. The debaters of the club also attended the Spring Orange County Debate Competition and traveled to Fullerton to enter in the East Los Angeles Area speech and debate Qualifying Tournament. The Debate Club is an extra- curricular activity, with no school credit for it. Sponsors for the club are John Miller, Howard Hovey, and Alan Chamness. During the year these speech and debate enthusiasts have received many honors anal have collected ROTO-HI-TOP HOXY: .T. Tune, and 'If lforrzxdiiio, SECOND IIOXY: M. treasured memories for themselves Stott, G .fiiiiinpviy and J. Galloway. THIRD HOXV: SA l'i1dvr'w0od, li. HOWARD HOVEY Stewvit, and M, l'owv1's. IIOTTOM ROXY: L. Biuddox, F. Roberts, and and their School S. Lawton. Adviser ' Debating, Talking, Acting, Diagnosing Meeting each Wednesday after- noon the National Forensic League, . a debating club, busily prepared their cases to debate the topic "Re- solved: that the United States should substantially increase its reg- ulation of the labor unions." To keep this club busy and give the group practice, the debaters de- bated among themselves, went to English classes within the school, HARRY CAMPBELL and traveled to four or five de- President bate meets throughout Southern California during the year. Debate teams were as follows: Michael Fillman and Chuck Moon, Sue Heide and Donna Turgeion, Leslie Shatzer and Claudia Hunter, Ethel Carter and Joe Tune, Eliza- beth Maddox and Linda Burrows, Danny Bechdolt and Sheila Lawton, Carl Weil and Bob Long, Harry Campbell and Ken Lydell, Russ Coupland and .lim Reynolds, Gloria Light and Beverly Russell, Tom Dickman and Howard Adler, Mark NATIONAL FoRENsics LEAGUE-TOP Row: J, Time. SECOND Row: JOHN MILLER l-Ondes Gnd GGVY H009- B. Long, R. Coupland, and J. Reynolds. BOTTOM ROXV: E. Moiendyk, M. Miller, and K, Lydeli. Adviser i24 One of the newest clubs on the AH campus is the Medical Science Club. The goal of this newly formed club is to increase interest in medical science. This club took some very enlightening field trips to hospitals, clinics, and medical institutions. On Wednesday, February 3, they traveled to Orange County Hospital where they learned much about hospi- tal techniques, equipment, prices, and the iob of doctors and nurses. Some of the buildings which the students saw were the communicable disease ward, the pediactric ward, and the disease The tour was led by Dr. Voutrin of the hospital staff. Dr. Voutrin spoke about a women's culture laboratory. place in the world of medicine. Able adviser to the club is C. J. Anastasiou who is a biology instructor at Anaheim. Mark Landes, a sopho- more, was chosen president of this in- teresting organization. To qualify for membership one had to have an in- terest in medicine and be taking some science course. ,. MARK LANDES President C. J. ANASTASIOU Adviser MEDICAL CLUB-TOP ROW: B. Beach, and J. Tune. SECOND ROW: C. Anastasiou, sponsor, P. iiruington, K. Clark, G. Hoag, and K, Opheim. THIRD ROXV: VV. Hood, N. Borensteiu, J. Luther, and M, Landes, Are Practiced by These Active Groups Headed by Leanne Schlegel, presi- dent, and Allan Chamness, adviser, National Thespians, the AH drama club, planned a very active year. "To promote interest in dramatics among high school students" is the goal this club achieves. This year the Thespians made their club better known than in past years by putting on more one act plays and skits and by doing more serious plays instead of comedies. One of the biggest proiects they sponsored this year was the presenta- tion of the 'Thespians Shiskabobu on Friday, February 5. The idea behind this was to give the drama students the experience of performing before a live audience. A small thumb nail sketch of the plays from which the scenes were taken was given. Members of the cast were Judy Stanphilll, Linda Peterson, Kathleen Mclntyre, Jocelyn Ruth, Susan White, Biff Hawkey, Mike Mitchell, Connie Swanson, Sandra Brown, lsela Miranda, Anneli Mittman, Bill Storey, Carol Fancher, Diane D'Amore, Gary Carter, and Leanne Schlegel, LEANNE SCHLEGEL President ALLEN CHAMNESS Adviser NATIONAL THESPIANS-TOP ROVV: L. WVing8tl, A. Chalnness, adviser, and B. Smithton. SECOND ROXY: C. PHUGFSOII, R. Beemau, S. Bisbey, andND. D'Amore. BOTTOM ROXV: C. Roberts, S. Andres, L. Schlegel, and A. Jittman. l25 Helping to promote interest among all machinery-minded boys is the purpose of AUls Machinists Club. Membership in this active organization is open to all boys enrolled in vocational machine shop classes. Annually these boys fix broken toys for the Toys for Tots drive at Christmas time. Perhaps their biggest proiect for the past year was putting the finishing touches on the emblem for the senior circle. This was done for the Colonial Coeds, a girls' service club on campus who built the senior circle. Many hours were spent in the completion of this proiect. It is believed that this will add to the significance of the circle. Also on their schedule of events were several field trips. lncluded were trips to the Kaiser Steel Plant and Beckman's lnstruments. This club is also an aid to boys in finding jobs in the machinist trade since many special machine skills are taught. Under the skillful guidance of Adviser Tom Dardarian and the officers of the club, this organization can well be proud of their accomplishments throughout the year. ggi i V ,... . F . , 4 - Q - r . Q2 , v Y-VN ., . .MF x M 1 Q f i . f f' 251.3 Iii sit., I K . .,.. l j 'f ' ' ' ,L A I MACHINISTS CLUBATOP ROXV: L. Phillips, R. Dykesten T. Dardarian, adviser. G. Denwm. S15c'0ND ROVV: J. Miewiiz, s. Ricketts. D. Harlow, G, DAVID HAR!-OW Gish, and J. Cmlales. BOTTOM HOXV: H. Garlich, D. Morales, H. Uogden, U. , Vote, and E. Heriug. Presldenf Four Campus Organizations Advance Program at Anaheim came a new group called the Foreign Exchange Club. This club was or- ganized to help bring foreign students to Ana- heim l-ligh. With William Daly as adviser this club has done much to further this deserving program. The main money-making proiect of this group is the clubs share selling program. This idea was put into effect the first year a foreign stu- dent was sent here. Students purchase shares at SO cents a piece and in this way do their part to help the program. The club has been of great help to this year's exchange students, Teresita Domingo from the Philipines, and Akiri Nakagiri from Japan. FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUBf'l'OP HOW: A. Nzikagiri. E. McLaughlin, J. Toiield, C. Nelson, and G. Butterfield. SECOND ROXV: A. Cltalicellor, B, Shawver, M. Aquino, L. Murphy, K. Hoffner, and B. Ivory. THIRD ROXV: K. Perkins, 13. Lllankmeyer, D. D'Amore, C. Quails, J. Mickelson, J. Bergeson, and lt, Daly, adviser. BOTTOM ROVV: L. Squire, B. Dykeston, C. Vvalker, T. Domingo, B, Ehlers, and K. Hart. ED MCLAUGHLIN President 126 Gamma Pi was tirst organized in T957-58, the Inter- 71C1llOl'1CIl G60-Pl1ySlCC1l yeGl'. GC1TTll'T'lG Gnd Pi gre the names ot the Greek symbols for Hg" and With the gponggrghip of Joseph Carter and Eugene Marcy this physical science club met every first and third Thursday. This club promoted act- ivities pertaining to physical science. Curiosity and a desire ta learn more about science are the requirements tor member- ship in this club. To start the year an initiation party for new members was held at the home ot Bruce Shawver, club president, Saturday, October 24. Next on their list of activities was a tield trip to the Grittith Observatory and Planetarium. There the club members saw the show "Stars in Actions." This busy club also had an excellent demonstration team, which gave a program over closed circuit television in the Anaheim elementary schools. The members of the team were Joann Michelson, chairman, Josh Tofield, Dick Scoby, Russ Coupland, Howard Lennon, Judie Forbes, and Kent Ophiem. BRUCE SHAWVER President .5 l g Q ' I ,sq 5 '-t' v ,...i' ff 2 ',., . ..:: .xr K ma M ,K :5:r 1:i:ss.rrg -a s 31 ' GAMMA Pl-TOP ROXV: R. Coupland, and C. Flynn. SECOND ROYV: J. Carter, adviser, J. Florentiu, TB. Shawvor, and E. Marcy, adviser. THIRD ROVV: D. Scotty, D. Starr, ii. Dzimerett. and S. Steelmzm, IEOTTOM ROVV: C, O'Llrien, P. Mahaffey, C. Killingswoth, and J. Forbes. Students' Extra-Curricular Participation As in the years past the Junior Red Cross Council has fulfilled a year of sharing their services throughout the school and community. The Junior Red Cross Council is composed ot one represen- tative trom each of the numerous Colony campus clubs. These representatives bring back to their respective clubs suggestions for projects they can do such as collecting magazines, as- sembling gift boxes to send over seas, collecting canned food and household articles to aid the Red Cross program. As in previous years the council has been under the excel- lent supervision of Miss Neva Solt as adviser and as assistant advisers Mrs. Mary Heinlin, Mrs. Lois Bradley, and Mrs. Elizabeth Webb. During the year this enthusiatic group ot Colonists has accomplished proiects that will have memories in store tor people ot all walks of life. Q?"""" NORMA MORAN President . S 4 JUNIOR RED CROSS-TOP HOYV: P. Ritter, M. Wittesr-h, and A. Kruse. SECOND ROXV: J. BedfO1'd, IT. Bradd, and E. Nickel. DOT"l'OlT ROXV: A. Anderson, and N. Moran. l27 GEOLOGY CLUB-TOP HOXV: Lusliii Sims, adviser. .I. Fiotwiitriiii, :md XYi1lium Rowley. adviser. SEUGND ILOXY: D. AIIIQHCV, R. Monk, P. Flynn, G. DOW, R. Tazzu. J, Katz, and H. Knox, IQOTTORI KONV: 12. Shziwww, U. f7'l'iI'l4'N. S. Stef-lmsiix, U. flutes. S. Livtii, U. Kil1i1ig'sxvo1'tt1, anti M. Miller, Clubs for Geologists, Sports Enthusiasts Open to students interested in Ending out more about the earth and its structure is Ana- heims active Geology Club. lt is one of the three science organizations on campus helping interested students learn more about their chosen field. This club started the year off by viewing slides of the trips taken by last years club. The purpose of showing these slides was to create interest in collecting rocks and minerals, and to study geological land formations. Many interesting field trips were taken by these rockhounds, with the first scheduled for November l4. The group left at 4:55 a.m. for their destination Opal, California. This is in the Mt. Black Canyon area near Barstow. ln De- cember, these active students traveled to Pala, California for an interesting day of study. Because of the many field trips and parties held by this club, this year proved to be very worthwhile. OFFICERSYTOP ROXV: J. Violwtllteiii. SECOND ROXY: C, Flynn, R. MOHK alld U. Mllffllfw. BOTTOM ROXV: C. Killingsworth. C. O'BriQn, and S. Steelman. l28 1 4 L 12557 , 3 .il VARSITY A CLUB-TOP ROVV: R. Deliuse, B. Crain, L. Hilsabeck, J. Starr, R. Rolhermund, G. Arthur, J. Shipley, G. Ryan, D. Carlson, .I. Gibson, T. Thatcher, D. Linn, and B. Vvalkley. SECOND ROW: D. Harlow, M. Mason, D. Macuray, J, Keith, D. Harmon, M. Kelley, B. Rather-inund, D. Malek, II. Kelley, V. Paine, and G. Dow. THIRD ROVV: Ii. Franco, J. Hurlbet, D. VVold, C. Aguilar, J. Greggs, R. Scheffler, B. Noggle, T. liarlels, J. Magill, H. Duafschek, J. Marks, P. Wheaton, J. Troxel, and R. Landon, BOTTOM RONV: R. 'Winn, R. Spruggiris, J. Spaxz, F. Peters, 13. Thoma- son, D. Eilerts, D. Houston, B. Robson, G. Shigekawa, 13. Dickey, B. Luecke, and R, Burt. i Contribute to Their Individual Interests Open to all varsity lettermen who meet the requirements is Anaheim's Varsity "A" club. This club is composed of members from the football, basketball, baseball, track, waterpolo, gymnastic, tennis, wrestling and swimming squads. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in all sporting events. The biggest project of this year's club was the purchase of the new scoreboards in the gym. This addition to the gym facilities was greatly appreciated by all Colonists during the success- ful basketball season. Other proiects of this active club were the purchase of a portable public address system for track and field or other events as needed, and construction of a trophy case in the the gym to house current trophies. Another important activity was to adapt the old scoreboard and install it in separate housing atop the gym for use in JV, B, C football, waterpolo, swimming and track. They also standardized the award jackets. im tr 3 JA .was .y.,,s,,. T ws trim fi!-3 is gi iiyh1rxBltf ta., Vfigwitiia. fr, 2.14255 VARSITY A CLUB COUNCIL TOP ROXV: R. Burt, B. Luecke, and J. Starr SPL OXD ROXX L Dickes B Cram, and G. Shigekawa. BOTTOM ROXVU: TVinii, and T. 'Lanf1befh. H i I29 M me 'ser Q Wi' Q r' We dye -- Q W sl o M W Nw X -X ftp fi- 4 'x 5 ,K4 ll , lb f l , ,l 1 Ag fl , CA? 0, ', ll F B . M O0 mfg WL M 0 X. 'lg f 0, il KS if me Q Q, 3,6 ,uf - va M ,bwgg :lf - 5 K Bm CL' 5,939 SA ,lx 5 H ,N f Ko lt V O ' Rv mi 2 J . 9-is ax 55 Ovx 'Q Q, E if 01 U ' Plow Q . 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Co-Editor Index Editor Margaret Wittesch Senior Co- Editor PHYLLIS RITTER Clubs Co-Editor l SUSAN HENRY DIANNE PATRICK BARBARA CROSS LARRY SECRIST Senior C0.Editgr Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Staff Photographer , ,.:, .H 5, . '- ., ' 1 uiffifif JOAN GOODWIN KAREN THORNTON CAROLE ROLAND JACKIE LEVECK Clubs C0-Editor Activities Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor SHERRILL KRASTEL STEPHEN BRANDON BILL MILES Gig-lg' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Co-Editor Boys' Sports Co-Editor Working diligently to present to the students of Anaheim a yearbook to be proud of was this year's Anaheim Colonist Yearbook staff. Their efforts included many hours before, during, and after school work, preparing layouts, getting copy ready, getting the pictures taken, and finally getting everything sent to the engraver and back to the print shop for printing. Trying to live up to the standards set before them by preceeding years was hard and challenging. The trophy to the left represents that Anaheim for two consecutive years has been the best annual in Orange County. LARRY QUILLE Adviser w ina- 44 Des!- Aung 1 4 mamma v 'W Ax friday I jgO3Of'5 X, V . . I mi, gm,-up :Zaurus Suswf' V ' GW" K Mm van- Prem mmhxyf Aww uw. 5' M1 1... . . ncfancz MN x 3 V V Q, V - , mb ' . ' -Pe? 5999 . . ., f 'ima geveais SP" ff? " 53 Qguorcmco- - A., Ancrhi rem sauna Si' - , ,. sw iggyu' 1 ' k' Submefg Y f ,Y ,, . M U A In U55 Cam-Ma mg Q., ggezd, 35s . ' 4 j'TM??Mfl?LmMM ' sqsmm-as wyom- , af 5 L ps- e . , ' igk M,,,,.s.., of oansm 24 ,E ,- - . 'f A .gp ,' sf f-' " f iinahmf mf bg b '- V 2 Q ww ' s iisijzv ff. gm 5 " k - was nm wx- - iff:-, Y . ..:.a:5g:., ' . . ,W Ms. S ' wsnfion I ' 'ns ff Annu-,am L ' S Q L iw'-'ff' 5""""' ""m""' is :www fa Ba imma, wwfff' Misa nsnm., is then- :wma MSL!! :am an Avaswffm . f WU hw 1 eww fuwbygsan W N MW aww . ' . Elmmml ' - N swf muxmmbf K gmt? -'fm K ' . i wx uw ' W Conwy., fn Clan mmuw sam! N A ,, K I khadvkd lay: wx warn md? K ,. .fam A A,QQ,xQx in K k K Shown 'K ' , . 1s a dlsphu Of the Anoranco Stafffs work Display of the Yec1r's Accomplishments Her Y . . , e we see the 60 Colomst m comparison with the last two years bo k 0 s. I 133 4 H I Many Workers Join Photographers gn- FIFQST SEMESTER ANORANCO STAFFffS'I'.XNlIlX4l2 XI. xIIlIl'I'. I,. Sl1':1l11111. S. l11':1111I1111. I'. Ilill--1'. Il. XIII:-S, :ulxisr-1' I.. Lguillw, 211111 I., S1-vrlwl. SI'I"l'lNG: J. Imu-1-lx, .l. KIUIHIXXIII. Ii l':1l1'ir'I1, .l. XX'z11'11n-s, S. Il"IlI'j, l'. Iim1l:111d. M. XYillvsx'l1. Il, Vrues, .I. Iil1l:1l1, V. .I-11'rl:111. S. Iirwwlv-l, :1l1r! li, 'I'l1411'11I1111. Recording all events oT The school year and puTTlng Them clown on paper was The lob underlalqen by The hrsl semesTer Anoranco slaTT. Daring The year QT I959-60, They vnsllea a lournallsm workshop aT Orange Coasl College and had a busy seconcl MARGARET WITTESC1-1 . I , sernesler by puTT1ng out The Colonusr Yearbook. Assoclnte Edltor , , , I , The second sen1esTer sTaTT Took over The llmelaklng loo ol puTT1ng our The school paper, aller learning The Tunclamemals lnTl1e lournallshc world daring The TlrsT semes- Ter. hnvigl' CAROLE ROLAND Editor-m-Chief SECOND SEMESTER ANORANCO STAFF-'FOI' ILHWQ li. Ilunli. 'II RI:11'1.1111-x. .I, 'l'l1o11111xn11, AI. P--1'1'111s, .I, IlI'I1I'liIIlZIII. .I. Keillr K. li:1111sr-y, l lI:11'1l111, I.. Sf'lIIIIlllI'l1', 211141 'l', 'I'll1'lii'I'. SIGVUXD ILUXY: N. S111i1l1, ll. S?IlIk,lIl'!', Ii, lilieh. .I. l,11ll1v1'. XY, Miller. I., .lnl111s1111. S. I,11z114Iv1', S. Ifix :111rI Al. XXoI4I1'11Ige. I5U'I"I'UNl IIUXX: 'I'. VYIISUI1. X. I!1'nxx'111-II, IJ. X':111 1411551-11, Il. Il:1111iIlr111, .l. XX':1lv1'111z111, S. Iimx'lz1114I, :md N 13411111111 I34 1 . . Printers in Sighting History of Year I 'Nr-s,., 'N PHOTOGRAPHERS-TOP IUTNVQ lleft to rightfjz I.. Secrist, Ted Vifzide, H.fiVISHl', and C. Flynn. IIOTTOM ROVV: H. Roland, J. ltlaulding, :incl I' PLtI'ktfI'. LLOYD ROSS Printing Instructor Contributing their undying efforts throughout the year to produce the Anoranco and Colonist were members of the print shop and photographer staffs. Under the supervision of Mr. Lloyd Ross, Mr. Art Combs, and Mr. Ted Wade this twosome of staffs contributed many hours of tedious type setting, scaling and Pressman ARTHUR COM BS taking and developing of photographs. Carrying out the production of both the Anoranco and the Colonist was a fairly frustrating operation, but this crew of numerous Anahi Clems followed through with all the assurity and smoothness of a professional team of printers and photographers. Because of their efforts another successful volume of Anorancos and another splendid yearbook has been produced. 'tm PRINT SHOP-TOP ROXY: Lloyd Ross, adviser, T. Kirk, L, Miller, IZ. Cazarres, N. Paddock, D. Green, D, Hawkins, and D. De Fore. BOTTOM HONV: IJ. Harmon, M. Ingram, VV, Brisben, and M. Pasold, Not in picture, S. Cassaday, If. MQVQII-nish, J, Boyd, D, Macaray, D, Taylor, P. Adams, R. Bender, G. Church, R, Fischlrwk, J. Justice, B. Mathews, J. Hazlelt, 1,, hlemworth, and E. Davis. l35 Shoron Woodruff, Ricky Scheffler, with . 1 f' . I 4, gi ,f o ff' 1 6440551 - W M , Q-fzffif f?'f:1f5a'fl1Zffi ff? fyfr of off, Shown above in regal splendor are Sharon Woodruff and Ricky Scheffler, queen and king of 'I'he l959 Homecoming Fes+ivi1'ies. ' l36 1 Four Senior Princesses Reigneci Over Adding +0 fhe royal courf of i959 are four senior princesses. BACK ROW: Rifa Beeman, Susie Andres, and 5 Ann Davis. SITTING is Becky Forsyflwe. 137 iii was f i XX tlllttt' till' ilu tIIllltlII!t'1'lllf'I1l ot who will iw-min :if iiiie-vit :ir--A li-ii iii Visqlil, tfeifliy lffwsytli-i, :iiiil i-S1'itI'l1 Sltziruii XYuiiilt'iil't', .lim Si:ii'i'. Siisii- Atiilrws. Iuhii H:iltii-hl. lxiili liwtiiiwij :mit Rita lliviiizizi. Newly ii: qliw-11. Slim-mi NYu0dr " : escort .lim Starr t38 Above shown saluting the queen :md hor court are the Colonist tizmd :md xnujorettes during the half time per1'or111z1mfvs at the Wm-stern-.-knuheim foott will grxmie. . . . Festivities Which "Shine on Harvest Moon" was the exciting theme chosen for this years home' coming festivities by the Girls' League Cabinet. This homecoming dance was held in honor of the class of l945. Other activities honoring the class of '45 were ci reserved section on the Anaheim side at the Western-Anahi football game, and a place of honor for the '45 varsity football players next to the T959 squad on the bench. The theme was carried out with the use of hay bales, corn stalks, and a hugh yellow tissue-paper moon. To add to the excitement was the winning of the hrst annual Anaheim-Western football game. To begin the crowning ceremony the attendants, Rita Beeman, Susie Andres, Becky Forsythe, and Anne Davis were escorted to the throne where the couples formed an aisle for King Ricky Scheffler and Queen Sharon Woodruff. The king and queen were followed by the crown bearers. The couple was crowned by Bob McCandless, student body president. The queens crown was a ieweled tiara which she was allowed to keep, thus start- ing a new tradition. Activities at School and Foster Homes . AKIRA NAKAGIRI TERESITA DOMINGO ,iif i-4. , . ,.. . fbi-gf? ' if a w ' ..,. ... '55 gg 3 ,y H e f x ,tial in Z5 X , Q ' H ' J' 3,6 A iS5f"fQ,x ii o r . ff XX ll .- r "E: . 9. i W 1'Sc?f5fi'ii," is ai :K ie , K X . , .,., . ,. i l t if l M K-L, ff ff 'N' X ,f , 1 i , V I sf i , Q . . K i ii iw . X 555 .'f:":f,:I ,,:-22:25:52 . ,,,. I ,f I Q ..-. ....':f- 1 5 :V -gg 1. 1 .":' ' :..N:sE- , is H . "'sf:f:f..:i 'YF -s, :I .,-. Wil? , he i it 41.1 2' 24:2 ff 7 "" ::' .... Q -we -: wg A ff -if-'32-N. an T 1- Fi vw 1 . gw grzsemi. ,K 3. , T ' 1wi,. ' w fit Q , A? .. ..,. isa 2: Q S 3 5 2 s St E , by x A 1 Ai. 5 .. . 5,3 , S ir.. Q .f X A ef.. ww iff, iss? Simi, My , X ...., . .W . L W: . We it wav is f c -- :. J' -. f .. . f y -s-.s Mc ..: .,, .. . . 5 2. re W4 -1 A A we , ae W For the second consecutive year Anaheim has put into ettect the American Field Service program or better known as the Foreign Ex- change Program. Traveling all the way from the Philippines was Teresita Domingo. Since coming to Ana- heim, she has been living with her American toster tamily, the Robert Murphys. Coming from the Orient was Akira Nalca' giri ol Japan. While in Anaheim, Aki lived in the home ol the Phillip Englebretsons, his toster parents. Going to Hamburg, Germany from Anaheim WILLIAM DALY Head of Foreign .lash 'I'of1eld. Teresiia ltoininyo. :Hill Akira Nuliz1Q'i1'i Exchange Program l4O Enioyed by Foreign Exchange Couple W ,fever In the above picture is Tessie as she rests quietly on zt garden bench in her foster home. Aki enjoys showing' :ind bringing his homeland way of life into his foster pziiwznts' home. The lcimonas are authentic amd Exits to the Eng.:'ehl'ets0ns. l:3EE,l'6,4EL5-S "A" N' If mu--. 1.1-:irniug the American Way of life mzmkes Tessie intensely intervsted i American literature :is shown above. was Josh Totield who stayed in the home ot Jeachin Roedere, his foster brother. One of the highlights of Josh's visit to Germany was a 600-mile bicycle trip to Bavena. Aki and Tessie started school activities by attending the Student Leadership Camp at Osceola, since then they have participated in the many Anaheim campus and community activities. After graduation Tessie and Aki are ending their stay in America by joining other foreign exchange students in an across country bus tour. They will leave their home countries with many treasured memories ot American ways ot living. Josh will always have the memories ot an un- forgettable trip to a foreign country and a foreign way ot lite. "N.. In return the Iliigetwetsoiis change from their kimonas into Anieiif in dress and they have at tamily gnino in the :X1HE?I'it'2111 wgiy, BILL STOREY NANCY BROWNELL Linus Larrabee Jr. Maude ANN WILSON Sabrina W W RITA BEEMAN MIKE ROWE Julia McKinIock Linus Larrabee Sr. 'Sabrina Fair' Is Enacfed, Produced by H, X 3 1? H in-.Q , ww, 1- SENIOR PLAY CASTi-STANDING: L. Schlegel, G. llryzuxll D. FQLIIKIPUIIEIQ II. Storey. M. T-'ill1uan, H. Hilliard, NT. Hmm-, :mal A. Blilllllilll. SI'l"I'ING: S. .XmlL-rsuu. A. Maison, IL. lst-vxluxlm, and N, Lirowuell. 142 Shown in :lotion are members ol' the senior play. Front lvfl lo right in FIRST 1tlt"l'l,TI'lI'1 are R. Beeman, A. NYils0n, and TE. Storey. FIGCONID PTC'l'l'Iil'I: M. Villmau, B. Storey, IJ. l"Zl.l1lilJOHl'l', A. XVilS0ii, anfl N. Ilrowiiell. Seniors Who Are Dramatically lnclined Consummating the many hours of tireless work on the senior class play, "Sabrina Fair," were the actual presentations of the play with the May 5, Thursday matinee and the May 6, Friday night perfor- mance. Great rounds of applause from all who attended deemed the play a success. Always a hit, "Sabrina Fair" is a story about the trials and tribulations of an American girl, Sabrina Fairchild. The daughter of the chauffer to the wealthy Long Island, New York family of Lar- rabee, Sabrina has iust arrived from a five year stay in Paris. She is still occuping herself with the intention of "trying to find herself." when she becomes hectically involved in a mad romantic tangle with three men, Paul, a Frenchmen who has followed Sabrina all the way from Paris, and the two Larrabee sons, David and Linus. Compli- cating matters even more, Sabrina, after a series of amusing twists and turns to the play, finds out that her father, the chauffeur, is a millionare in his own right! More confusion and humor reigns until the fairy-tale ending when Sabrina makes the decision as to whom she is going to marry ..... the verdict? Linus. The ambitious cast of "Sabrina Fair" was headed by Ann Wilson as Sabrina, Bill Storey, Linus Larrabee, Jr., Nancy Brownell as Maude, and Mike Rowe, Linus Larrabee, Sr. Harold Hilliard played Fairchild,- Duncan Fankboner, David Larrabee, Mike Fillman, Paul D'Argenson, Rita Beeman, Julia McKinlock, Anneli Mittman, Margaret, and Sandra Anderson as Gretchen. The supporting actors and actresses were Kay Smith, Gary Carter, Leanne Schlegal, and Gene Bryant. Giving up much time to make the senior play a success, Mr. Alan Chamness, director of "Sabrina" and head of the Drama Department, was assisted by Anneli Mittman and Leanne Schlegal. Altogether approximately twenty people combined their talents and efforts to make "Sabrina Fair" a tremendous success. cAst FOR ,QD m SABRINA FAIR f . QQ Maude Larrabee .....,... ..,.. 2 ............. r Ownell .lulia McKinlock ........ ....,.... f .......... Rita erQan J Linus Larrabee, Jr ....... .... : ...,.. . . ........ ...... I ill Store Linus Larrabee, Sr ........ .,,, ...B ......... ........... LZ... ............ 45' Margaret ...,............. ..,.... .... . . Mitt v ii .Q 7 David Larrabee ,.,....., ......... .. UNCC! vi, i Gretchen ........,........,... .................... . .. .S ta Am e .ff nfl Sabrina Fastaitaiai ...,...... . ........... .... -'A ilson 27 , Fairchild ,,,.,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,, .... . ......,.......... arg rata .tag .fx . A Young Woman ......... D ....... ....... ..... C1 y Sm A Young Man ......,.........., . ....... ..... G ary Carter Another Young Woman ....... .. .... Le legal Another Young Man ...... iii ....... .... ..Gen t Paul D'Argenson ....... ...... . ........ hail n I43 l W 16' 1 ,X I L L I JUNIOR PLAY CAST-TOP RONV: XV, Nvimberly. T. Burleigh, and L. Xvingett. SECOND RONV: M. Mitchell, M. Lime, N. Innerbichler, and R. Smith- ton. BOTTOM ROW: R. Thompson, S. Bisbey, S. Underwood, T, Grasteit, and C. Patterson. Comedy of Three Acts, 'The Desk Set' i 'Wwe ..,. - -i., .,,., .,,. : CAST FOR hiMM M l M'ii si ehl lei y 4 "" . ". A--- ' it "THE DESK SET" , . . ,.i. A ROBERT SHARYN Sade! Meyer ...,..,. ........ T ammy lvie 5'V"T"'ToN B'SBEY Peg Costello ...... ............ T rudy Grasteit Ruthie Saylor ......... ....... S usan Underwood Richard Summer ....... ...... R obert Smithton Bunny Watson ,...... ....... S haryn Bisbey Abe Cutler .,.......,.................... ...,.... T om Burleigh The Man in Shirt-Sleeves ........ ..........,..... M ike Lane Kenny .........,..........,................ ...... N ick Innerbichler Mr. Bennett ....... ....... L eonard Wingett Elsa ........................ ....... R oxie Thompson Miss Warriner ....... ....,, C harleen Patterson Photographer ....... ....... W illy Wimberly TRUDY SUSAN GRASTEIT UNDERWOOD I44 T' V new STANDING-L. L0 H.: H. Smithtou, C. T'Jll'l0I'SUIT, T. Grastffit., and T. lillI'll'i5l,'h. SEATED: S. l,'mTe1'woad, and S. Bisbey. Presented by Members of Junior Class A three-act comedy, "The Desk Set," was the scene of Anaheim's junior class play this year. The setting for the play was in the department of reference of a television network. "The desk set" is a group of girls working in this department headed by Bunny Watson, a woman with a seemingly unlimited knowledge. Upsetting the office routine is a methods engineer lefficiency expertl who installs Emmaracs or electronic brains that could do the work of many persons. But no 'Wm mechanical brain could match Bunny, and no efficiency expert could beat her in a game of wits. Both engineer and electronic brains blew fuses after Bunny spelled them down. In the midst of the hub-bub, a typical office Christmas party is staged at which time all the office girls get to kiss the boss and all the young men tell him off. Throughout the whole play runs a thread of romance, along with a little heartache. Under the direction of Allen Chamness, these thirteen iunior thespians produced for their audience a truly successful play. STANDING-R' Smithtonv T. Gmsteit' and S. Underwood. SEATED-S' Bisbeyl l45 l Shown in action ure, Susie Andres, Gwen Hawkins, Gary Fzirter, C21l'OiCllI'I'i6I', and Norma I4'1'esfmau. Yell Leaders Bring Gut Colonists' Spirit A familiar sight seen at the many sports events this year was the 'imighty five" Anaheim cheer leaders. These spirited five turned out at football and basketball games to lead the student body in cheering their team to victory. Carol Currier, Gwen Hawkins, Susie Andres, Norma Freeman, and Gary Carter were these "mighty five." They proved to bring more spirit and pep to the Colonyville grandstands than in many past years. This adds to the many victories brought to us, as we remember our teams and cheer leaders of i959-60. From the first football game at Las Vegas to the last basket scored against Long Beach Poly, they fired their enthusiasm up to the students of Anaheim . In the above photos we see the "1uig.fliIy five" leading the spirited yeils that High SCl'TOOl' helped us to mzinv LL vii-tory. I4-6 I U -' . M- W 'K ,V 4 if K , V , , - 5 . . N. N52 , 4' v ' ' s, . Q , ' - ii if ' , We 7 i ' N . . .- V . Q, , , g A Leadiiig the peppy tunes :ire Viki Brown, head song leader, Ill-r-ky Forsythe, .Iamme Hurlbe-1, Lydia Cano, and Gaye Adler. As Song Leaders Direct Peppy Tunes Leading in the singing ot the many school songs at the football and basketball games this year were the tive popular Anaheim song leaders. They participated in school pep assemblies held both in the patio and the boys' gym. They added to the spirit ot things by putting on many hilarious skits. Lydia Cano, .lannae Hurlbet, Becky Forsythe, Gaye Adler, and head song leader Viki Brown were responsible tor many additions to the number of songs all ready known by the student body. These pictures show us how these five peppy girls gave their all to promote school spirit by leadmg us in song. In the bottom photo they are getting' ready for an Indian pow wow, as 3 guard againsl the always dangerous Fullerton Indians. I47 DORA WOLIN JUDY GRAY GEORGIA FISHER ANN DAVIS AU's Maiorettes, Flag Twirlers Assisted RITA DAVIS Head Majorette 148 Showing inspiration and style in their routines and twirling were this year's lively maiorettes. They gave sparkling exhibits of their abilities on the football field at halftime performances. These lovely strutters also marched in the annual Halloween parade and the Santa Ana Christmas Parade with the Anaheim Marching Bancl. They ioined in competition with the band at the Long Beach Band Review and the Arcadia Band Review. Leading them in these many activities of the year, showing her abilities and skills, was this year's pert and pretty head maiorette, Rita Davis. DIANE SMITH LINDA LYLES MARY YOUNGMAN , I I ROBERTA LONG to Carry Colonist Name to Local Fame Marching and strutting with tlags waving and twirling in the breeze, these tour girls added to the movements and grace ot the band as they performed in parades, and at football and basketball halt times. Our flag twirlers, Mary Youngman, Linda Lyles, Roberta Long, ond Diane Smith, also put forth great pep and work to twirl for us at pep assemblies and other activities. Adding to this complete group in aiding the pep ot the school were the banner bearers, Joanie Stranberg and Alice Shinslcy, who also appeared in parades and halt times. 'ft Q... J so ffm gif, 5, 4.5 ' r ,agp m,?,p.,5'zs2J 1, M if-fit A MS' . 1.23, flip 5: 12 7' 'i it I ,ggffffzw .. gf W ,,Q,s . . . t ,... M2223 Agri ?351,,,w2glf1l51 YE1QZl:l'fa"'?E AL ' weft raw iw if fy W... .f R I mp., if -5.512122455 5 Y W xg lv lx' Tijigliif 'T K ww fs ' , . am .ggfxiwka I - f .2 af: fy? of . ., 'rs bp. 4. 2: , ., .V 1,32 Jif sm . 1 . W, , .-,, Standing is A. Shinsky, and kneeling is J. Strandburg, Banner Bearers. 149 DRILL TEAM-TOP ROXV: S. Miller, S. Gregg, C. Cullen, A. Ellis, S. An derson, M. Kirk, S. Peek, P. Hardin, D. Maxson. L. Long, S. Massony, J. Yalusak, J. Dilley, P. Bruingion, C. Mclilhinny, G. Freeman. P. Sclmoor, D. Johnson, N. Magill, and R. NYet'zle1'. SECOND ROXV: J, Evenson, S. Her-oy, N. Dilley, J. Link, B. Achillis, H. Thompson, J. Gregg, S. Yvall, C. Balniages, T. I-Brown, ll. Lentzp, V. Belanger, G. Rettig, J. Rehsv, M. Turn- er, C. Furlong. and C. Dc:Mot.t. BOTTOM RONY: P, Polik, J. Hoepnor, S. Xvilliams, L. XVea.ve1', L. Leon, S. Enger, D. Vtialther, S. Bouchard, V. Mc Auley, D. Comstock, J. Patenge, and L, Allen. 1. K,..k.h V K . , . K W , M. - - vvysvmso.. R . ss- V, ,,sg,g.,.. 4. ,535 O ,vu W . K U f X MM . , - .. .jaws we 1, A .ws A -. Y W .V v . , ,,-,gn S-srfriaew s. ,X . ' ,V we ' ss. my - V, . F -Y X A ., .,,. . .'2G,'.q1.1 , .V f A f 15 feifsl ' ag. ..,,.3+w.-. 4 M. QW Ri i -1 M X f. . 4 -' -' r J he f' 1 .. f -iw X.93,i5,,,t ..s.,,w1ii.fr ey., 5. . t' . . . X -1 . . J' - s r 5 Q ,. 1 'iv.,w:+wrrw ,sg N S 1 - , ,,,,.r., '-if. Y ' 'gwiw A .. 'I s,f1i."',. ' ,, H' sfbwz.. O H A -fy. M ,- sr,-3 4. - Y , flvmz., ,L ,M ,,.. X V - W f . new .4-yrs. K U jf, My f ar,E'm1,..4 Q ,gif 5- Y 1 2 '. . Qbfnsgegqjsitz , iw, .. 'fi ., 1? x Q, M we .ss wwf f v U :f':XZi.Z,g,.ifV' W ef .V " F . X g f. Q ,V - if 'I 11, 1"'fMi"' ' 4 'W-3150s isp' AFM Q A H' A H . ',,,f.r J it A, if ' . :eil ft lugs " 'V K 'L W U 'M tl V no .. ' Precision Marching by Anahi-Steppers Strutting and marching in accurate precision was this years drill team. Under the direction ot Mildred Elliott and head leader Rita Beeman, senior leader Betty Ly- kovvski, and iunior leader Sharron Burns, the drill team did very well in many activities. Placing first for best halt-time performance in the Sunset League, marching in the Arcadia parade, and the Santa Ana Christmas Day parade were a tew of the many activities that these Connies participated in. Also on their list ot perform- ances was the annual Halloween Parade. RITA BEEMAN BETTY LYKOWSKI Head Leader Senior Leader - IVIILDRED ELLIOT l Adviser SHARRON BURNS Junior Leader ISO Selected to receive a John Phillip Sousa Outstanding Band Member' award is Bruce Bayer, pictured zxlvove. Thr- trombone section of the Colonist Hand, inclx des from left to right, R. Smith, H. Yarner, M. Alclfie, li. Thomason, and D. Mc:Candless. Illuminoled by the Blue ond Gold Bond Shown above is the Colonist Hand and Drill Team executing their precision movement's for the Arcadia Band Reviw. IS! .Ji E Ilziml sl1uwspl':if'isio11 iilzilwliiiiu iii Lung Iii-zu'li liziml Tluvivw Band Travels To Long Beach While Adding pep and spirit at all pep assemblies, rallies, and basket- ball games was this year's pep band. Without their energy and participation at these many school events throughout the year, it would have been very hard tor the song leaders and students to join in with the school songs. Pep band is composed ot students with instrumental talents interested in furthering school spirit. One ot the busier bands ot the year was the dance band. They proved their skill at the CIF basketball games. They played at the FBLA dance in Long Beach and tor the FHA convention. Adding to their busy schedule, they participated with the rest ot the music groups in this year's music department assembly. They also played in the Spring Concert and tor the Harlem Clowns basketball game. To end an active year, they played tor the Fremont Junior High School Graduation Dance. IS2 i 7 -3Q,e'E'W5 2 I W W M A vs . M ' wa.. , .wh x is-an-spuv. . V, mar. I' X .,gv13., I l X . vH'5'f1v J , vw . . ' . iw Q . ,. PEP BAND-JFOI' IIOXY: T. Suftou. T. Nvlscm, Nl. I'z11'kv1', .l. Iiranl. :md J. Ullllvrn, IiO'I"I'U5I IIONY: M, MCFR4, IE. Hess, T. I?l'0lIg'lll. fl, 'Flll'llCl', T. .l+11'low, :md li. Ilillllillbll. Pep, once Bonds Perform of Home I DANCE BANDfISA1'Ii HOXY: T, XXYUIHDIGF, TZ. Mr-L':lmiln'ss, IZ. Thomason, M, Pzu'k+1r, lb, .1114-films, ,I, liraxul, and IS. Noble. I'liHNT LIONXZ M, 'sm-MSS, S. Hzummul, J. Cullum, IB. 13i1Y91', BI. Laudus, P. -Xl'OIlSliOj', :md 15, Lzuldus. I53 Active Colonist Band Performs Well As COLOINIIST BAND-'FOI' KOYV: H. l"Ei,llllfI116l', D. Marr, T. Drought, Rl. Forlues. li, Hess, B. Noble, B. Ehrlq, JJ. Taylor, T. Jerlow, and T. McNeill. SECOND ROXV: J. r3z1g'11a1'd, C. Adams, ll. Mc2Candless, B. Thoma- son, Lu. Auzbie, H. Xv2l1'1ltEQv', H. fr-mllh, H. hzuuiiton ana S. Lalfollette. THIRD RONV: J. Swearillgtron, L. XVH- snn, S. lledwell, C. Hemmings, ld. Parker, J. lirlmt, lb. Jacques, T. Sutton, and L. Dickey. FOURTH RONY: J. L-lm-Illel, M. Morgan, Li. Layer, J. King, ll, 1-iajek, IB. Cosper, and S. Hammett. FIFTH ROXV: N, Dean, S. Morlriell, S. Gemmill. S. Henry. lb. Her-r,ngA M. Cetenze, XV. Lilzzle, and J. brown. VBGTTOM RONV: M. Mille., G. Groesiwack, B. Storey, C. Marcotti, J. Cullen, J. Stewart, E- MOVGHO. fllld G- l3F0ek91'- Another spectacular year was had by the Concert Band. Presenting their luminating pre-game and halftime performances during football season added much to the Colonists' spirit. Among the many activities the band participated in this year were the District Musical Festival, the State Music Festival, the Arcadia Parade, and the Santa Ana Parade, in which they took first place in competition with other high school and junior college bands. The band scored again when they walked off with fifth place at the Long Beach All-Western Band Reviewg this was the first time in Anahelm's history the band has placed at Band Director this parade. ROBERT REYNOLDS Showing off their many talents, the band marched in the Halloween Parade at l.a Palma, and the Christmas Parade at Disneyland. The band has sincerely left the graduating class of '60 with many sparkling memories of the year. l54 Mozart Choir Again Ranks Top Notch 1 Bb, 6 MOZART CHOIR-TOP HOXY: .l. IZow111z111, A. Davis, Il. X':1111l1-11li1-1-Q, Ii. 1'+-i'l1i11s, I3 tl:11'1'ism1, 211111 J, t'l:11'k. NIQUXIT IUXX Il Xxllllll 1 lrllx X Nlll Nrl11r'1l ' N xx ul 1 H 1li ll l l' 1 11'111ic'l1'1vl H01 -. - 1 -, . ,. cr -, . ., 3 'ip 1. , rf ',.. .., X ' .. .1.x,.,...s,.s,. ,... . 'FHM UMW: Ii. liitfflllillt, l'. linux, V. M:11'ti11, li, Mc-l':1111ll4-ss, AI. .li-11ki11s. 111111 ll. Iliw-xx 1 Under the capable direction ot Carey Gibbs, vocal instructor, was this years Mozart Choir. Mozart Choir, the highest selected singing group on the All campus, has participated in many community and school activities. They started the year by singing tor parents at the junior PTA dinner, and at several ot the Anaheim churches. At Christmas time they caroled through the halls ot Anaheim High and presented the annual Christmas Concert with the band. ln February they presented a program, along with the rest ot the music groups, tor all the titth graders in the Anaheim Elementary district. ln April they went on tour throughout the San Diego area. They also participated in the Long Beach Madrigal Festival at Long Beach City College. To top att a busy season they performed at the annual Spring Concert at AUHS. CAREY GI BBS Choir Director , 1. 1: A CAPPELLA--'FOI' IIOXV: G. I-lawkins, S. Pelilt, N, Harvey. S. Armstrong. B. Hatfield, H. I4lt'hl6llNVZ1ll6l'. G, l'2ll'lI'I', Ii, Hamill, T. Mullen. .I, Gond, IS, Hare, I., QVVQIIISIOII, l'. Svhroll, :md IG, lloeltvhvr. SECOND ROXV: P. Host-Om, IS. Spatz. C. Svililvsky, NY. liurgm-ss, lil. Filaflelpliizi, H. Daven- port, R. Lewis, T, Visvl, U. t'1u1ui11g:Iiam. Ii. Storey. M, Mc'KQe, M. Baker, and S. Killmrgvr. 'l"I-lllill HUXY: U. Adams, V. Dickerson, IJ. Peter, K. Lnngson, S. Henry, V, Slzuilmfy, ll. Hzirrison. XY. C0l'lll'21I1, C, Jungkeit, N. 1"a11g'hnclv1', IZ. Fisher, :md 1'. I.zxll1rop, li1J'l"l'lJM HOXY: C. Timm, S. Saville, S. Czu'1':u'il1o. I., Ii:u':1, Ii. I'PIl'l'S0ll, Ii, Ulsen, li, Smithton, J. Keller, F. St'0uI'e1', K. Svliuixip, .I, .Izu'ksmi, IC. Moore, :md .I, Hurlbet. A Cappella, Girls' Glee, Men's Glee ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE-'FOI' HOXV: G. lfishvr, .I, C'zux'ley, C. Sliger, S. Peeik, J, I3vclt'o1'd, J. NW-limi. T, XYLXSII-1'l1olrl. S, Ytlllllfl, IC. Ulzlussen, 15. K0lI9l'lS0I1x V. Powvll. U. GuilQl'l'B'. und I., Szmli. SECOND RONV: G. Rettig. S, Lamlvdin, P. Lund, L. NV0z1vv1', ll. Justin, li, Glzlmpe, C. l"4?I'glISO11, S. I'3Y'03'l9F. 3, 1'PUfl'50I1. 'IT ITYUWII, 17, llvllz. .I. Smith, K, Shaw, and M. Dye. THIRD HUNY: K. HktIIl1'll'lI, G. XYe:11'. 'I'. t'ouig:Iio, P. MOSQS, L. Kuufmes, J. Hlzlkv, S. LHUIIOS, A. 'l'ilyI01'. .I. I.ev1-r, I.. Heeylxrook. L. Corlwit, J, .-X1lfIQ1'SOI1, and 'l'. Htwliaiifln-Z. IiO'l"l'OIXI IYIOXVZ V. SZllIIltl1'I'S, K. Strouach, B. Phlug, S. Moiser, D. l'l1'llllLlQiIIIIIIlg, U. .letfely G. Zzlhl, D. Maley, L. Goldwynn. J. Lzmer, J. Nvlsou, I., Nm-Isam, :xml J. Iizxrrrft, I56 F 1 l 1 l l GIRLS' GLEE-TOP HUNV: C. Cadieux, A. Ijooth, L. Moo, H. Hund, J. Tipping. L. lill!'fil1'li, S. Mzirlin, D. Ha111n1m-1', J. Mc-Ilnnnl, .l. NX'z1ky, M. Olson, :1nd.I,.Inl111s4111. SIGUHNIJ TIOXY: K, Imvis, H. t'a11'1'illo, N. 3lilllll0S6. D,L0f1'k1'idg4-, lf. Ki11g'1-1', G. l'ltQI'l, S, XXTHITIIIHS. S. Hz1lIz11'1l, S. ll:1llz11'd, M, Toissus, 111111 .I. Ililwle. THIRD ROXY: Y. Kushie, P. S1M'i1lX, A. Lzindrey, M. C'l1z'is1e0, G. K1-1'k1-ly, L. l,lllllT.011, T3l:1cklt111'11. P. M:1x:11'i:1, ll. l'OIlH11ll'lgS, IJ. I.z1111lux1'11, U. L1f11111o11, and P. Pitlee. I!O'1"I'OM HOW: J. Mnznrio, .L Jenkins, J. Johnson, IJ. Dean, L. Johnson, R. Lopez, Y, I.n11oz, ZlIlLl Ii, Pass- IIIOYU. Show Ability in Various Performances Completing another successful year of entertainment were the musical choruses of Colonyville. Along with the A Cappella Choir, Mens Glee, and Girls' Glee I, a new choral group, Girls' Glee Il, was added this year. Performing for fifth grade concerts, musical programs for Fre- mont Junior High School, special programs for the community, and Colonist assemblies, these four choral groups furthered their popu- larity. Under the direction and supervision of Carey Gibbs, these Ana- heim singers presented the first annual Thanksgiving program for the students in the auditorium. Through their voices the more serious side of Thanksgiving was brought out. Joining in with the Colonist Band and Mozart Choir, the A Cappella choir helped present a 40- minute assembly of beautiful inspirational music for the students at Christmas time. Both iovial and serious songs were presented at this time. Another activity during the year for these Connies and Clems was their participation in Anaheim's annual spring concert, which won high acclaim. lt can sincerely be said that all of these talented choral groups of Anaheim High School have shown tireless effort to truly make this year filled sky high with uncountable musical memories for all Connies and Clems. ivlEN's GLEEf'l'01' HOXY: M. Celenze, 11. 11iLI'll1'Y, T. 1411-iq, D. Nelson, and D. .14'1y1111. .1:o'1'ii'0M HOW: J. Morris, H. Kirk, D. Shrlnds, and D. ,I:1ccIisun. l57 Uoioiiisl slutt' ttcsrins work rturing suiiinii-r. Varsity meets and conquers the Las Vegas Wildcats . . . Josh Tofield tells of summer visit to Germany as foreign exchange student . . . election of student council representatives held . . . OCTOBER-preliminary scholarship aptitude tests are held . . . iuniors sponsor Redlands Romp . . . sophomores hold PTA dinner . . . Judy Gray was chosen as fifth maiorette . . . Mozart Club held initation . . . Joan Goodwin is prexy of week . . . Colonist yearbook wins two first place plaques at Orange Coast College ...' 'The Desk Set' is chosen for iunior play , . . class sweater selections offered to juniors . . . FBLA holds officer elections . , . Vanmen trample La Habra . . . FBLA attends conference at Santa Monica . . . Lockheed offers Ile-Ilo Hop llI'Sl rleuuw- of ye-:itz Hz1rlf'm Ulowns bent Faculty Flubs. l58 SEPTEMBER-Before the official opening of school, Girls' League Cabinet held the Big and Little Sister party and fashion show . . . Student Body Officers spent two days at Camp Osceola at a leadership conference . . . school began . . . sophomores have the biggest class with T228 students . . . Hello Hop held in big gym . . . Colonists welcome Teresita Domingo, and Akira Nakagiri, foreign exchange students . . . Student body cards go on sale . . . Y clubs hold big rally... T5 clubs name new officers . . . T8 new members are welcomed to faculty . . . green "ll" start practice on the football field . . . FFA sponsor Sweetheart Contest . . . seniors start having pictures taken for annual . . . Bob Dickey is spotlighted as prexy of the week . . . Girls model for trip :mil lillli- sister im:-15. scholarships to seniors . . . shopping center sponsors girls' popularity test . . , FFA names Roxie Thompson as chapter sweetheart . , . sophomores choose class officers . . . Seniors and iuniors hold PTA dinners . . . '59 Colonist rated in top ten nationally . , . Anahi hosts Americas Junior Miss . . . Band, drill team perform in annual Halloween parade . . . NOVEMBER-Anaheim, Tribe meet for 3l time, with the Col- onists the victors . . . Blue and Gold day is held . . . Sandy Patterson is selected as Young Careerist . .. Junior Achievement L pupils make Christmas decorations . . . Beta Gamma goes an first field trip ,..' 'Shine on Harvest Moon" set as theme for homecoming dance . . Atoms for Peace" assembly School's History I Vegas or Rust, 1110110 of sctmictt. held . . . Carolyn Hennings elected as Daughter of the American Revolution finalist . . . "Argonaut Retreat" sponsored by the senior class is a big success . . . Royal court is announced . . . Class of T945 honored by homecoming festivities . . . YMCA holds smorgasborg dinner . . . annual mum sale held by Sub Debs . . . Rockhounds enioy iaunt to Barstow . . "As Time Goes By" is theme for spring concert . , . Homecoming dance ends week of festivities . . . Sharon Woodruff, Ricky Scheffler, crowned king and queen, princesses are Susie Andres, Rita Beeman, Becky Forsythe and Ann Davis . . . DECEMBER-seniors win PTA drive . . . marching bandmen bring honor to Anahi . . . Girls' league convention held at Fullerton High . . . A Cappella presents holiday assembly Clowns teach referee to play basketball. by Colonists for the needy . . . request for homes for Exchange program given , . . juniors give girls' league assembly . . . tryouts for dancers in spring concert held . . . banquet, theater party slated for service pointers . . . seniors sponsor "Western Roundup" . . . .loyce Kulak named Anahi's T960 Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . plans for grad nite party begin . . . geologists visit mine dumps . . . Harlem Clowns meet Faculty Flubs in big gym . . . newly finished statue re-appears in pond . . . Servettes hold hot cocoa sale . . . seniors sponsor dance . . . Dr. Humbert gives assembly on our "Presidents" . . FEBRUARY-Senior classes from Anaheim and Western hold Hrst intra-district meeting . . . nine connies and clems sent to Shown in Pictures Christmas Twilight lirings enjoyable- nieinories. . . . AU receives trophy from Western Pioneers . . : Juniors enact "The Desk Set" . . . "Christmas Twilight" formal held . . z Choirs present free public concert . . . Sub Debs hold toy drive for mentally retarded children . . . Bible club golfs at Shady Acres . . . Roto-Hi participates in debate contest . . 1 Pacers take fifth in all CIF finals . . . Colonists host repre- sentatives from Redlands University . . . Rancho High is site of conference for student leaders . . . music department pre- sents holiday assembly . . . students aid Salvation Army with canned food drive . . . Anaheim clubs have busy Yuletide . . , Vacation time rolls around . . . JANUARY-welcome l96O . . . World Clothing Week enacted Junior girls go heatnik in asselnlily. 1-SW if ,Wi ,E , Tickets being' sold for CIF playoffs. Anaheim receives U'OIJhb' lifter beating' XYestern. l T Edna Moore Cinderella for 1960. ment sponsored by Anaheim and Western students . . . Joel Poinsot, Western's French Foreign Exchange Student attends joint meeting of French and Spanish Club at AU . . . Casabans win Sunset League Honors . . . MARCH-3l seniors have chance of being Gold Seal Bearers . . . Future Farmers of America hold annual convention . . . Edna Moore is crowned queen of Cinderella Ball . . . Seniors measured for caps and gowns . . . National Merit Scholarship examinations to be given to 62 juniors . . ,Anaheim proves to excel in speech and debate as l5 students win high honors in different categories . . . Dale Coulter wins top prize in Mech- anics Aptitude test with 951, . . . Annual Convention held for Beatnik Ball scene of bongo l'Ollli'Si. s L, .. N Q is V '- .jt S it if lt r 5 fl , l A L Q c. i A .,. X, . ,,,,rs , of rf-WS S fffisif' sg . r,,1 M . -F393 A ,ix gif W , as .f T J. 7 ,. , .. if 4 vp X , JY . . if 1 A 1 H s "1 . , ,S W"'t"t 1. .1 i i l..,,.,, , Anaheim's second place CIF trophy. Sacramento to attend Youth and Government . . . Norwegian folk dancers appeared at a Community Concert . . . Thespians presented the "Thespian Shiskabobm . . . Roto-Hi participates in Student Legislative Congress in Norwalk . . . William Allen entertains Colonists in assembly by showing films of his experi- ences with wildlife . . . Connie Sliger, Pearl O'Hanian, Judy Bedford, Dee Stewart, Pat Beale, and Merium Easton chosen as Girls' League Representatives . . . School holiday held in honor of Lincoln . . . GAA holds hockey playday . . . Senior girls present "Hedda Hopper Goes to Hollywood" for girls' league assembly . . . Colony Basketballers beat Long Beach Wilson in CIF Playoffs . . . Orange County Speech Tourna- Seniors go high class with opera in asembly. Future Farmers of America . . . Sophomore girls put on assem- bly, the theme being "TV-A Babysitter's Best Friend" . . . Maurice Zam, nationally known pianist plays for Colonists . . . City Basetball Championship won by beating Western . . . Drill Team tryouts held . . . Colonial Coeds sponsor Don- key Basketball game . . . Junior College tests held for Sen- iors . . . Colonist Club puts on basketball award assembly . . . Basketball team gives school Sunset League Trophy and Second place CIF Trophy . . . "What ls America?" assembly given by Otto M. Brees . . . Beatnik Ball is zorchy as it swings on, thanks to Colonist Knights . . . Cecil Gough nar- rates Girls' League Fashion Show . . . Future Homemakers of America hold section convention . . . Mozart Choir brings As Most Memories 5"'0-1-.-.-v'jv Western brings exchange assembly lo AU. cool Jazz Concert to AHS . . . Presses stop printing of Anoranco for preparations of Colonist yearbook . . . Usherettes sponsor candy sale . . . APRIL-End of 3rd quarter . . . Band presents concert for Fre- mont Jr. High . . . Petitions available for student body offices . . . Student Body officers' primary election held . . . Foreign Exchange Club sponsors the "Volleyball Dance" . . . Excellent surfing movies of Howaii and Mexico shown to Colonists . . . Here at last-Spring Vacation . . . "Grad-Nite tickets to go on sale in Student Store . . . Seniors vote on graduation announcements . . . Perfect score of lOOtX, in Noma Spelling Test received by Rosalie Boiorquez, Sandra Campbell, Margie Voting takes place for new student body officers. -held at the Lafayette Hotel in Long Beach, arrives . . . Memorial Day comes and allows a one-day holiday for busy students and faculty. . . JUNE-Primary and final elections held for yell and song leaders . . . Honor is the keyword at the Service Point Banquet, after which those attending went and saw Ben Hur . . . Sen- iors participate in Baccalureatte service . . . Graduation - finally here . . . Grad nite party starts and lasts into the wee small hours of the morning with Les Brown and band pro- viding the entertainment . . . June l7, the closing date of school. And so ends another year in our life, a year filled with fun and laughter, tears and sorrow and filled mainly with "Mem- ories of Yesterday". N Pt mlm Ji ,Ak Afailtibylf 5 is st! si bil? twist 5 course ccarerestfittnnev tru soft drinks X -'draw tormcfdtemtl' is fe rim new cur breattifxr Y., f wiht Awards assembly honors basketball players. Conrad, Mary DeLao, Laura Johnson, Bobbie Lentz, Sandra Lever, Vera Martin, Sharon Masonry, Marilyn Miller, Diane Mor- gan, Bertha Pruitt, and Deanna Stewart . . . MAY-Colonial Coeds hold tea for new girls wishing mem- bership . . . Senior students produce and act in i'Sabrina Fair" for afternoon matinee and evening performance . . . Sub Debs give tea in library to acquaint possible new members with old . . . Cadets hold annual Military Ball which was enjoyed by all of those attending . . . Choirs and singing groups com- bined with Dance Band to provide entertainment in form of Spring Concert, "As Time Goes By" . . .Concert Band provides more entertainment as it presents a concert for the Connies and Clems . . . At last-the long awaited Junior-Senior Prom Sock Hop enjoyed by students. Are Again Reviewed ,,,.. V Oriental lfzmtzisy tliccine ol' Grad Nite Party, l.inrlzi Stratton rl-ce-ives trophy for C0unt'y's best 1959 annual. Many Students Through Year Receive America-The above four per- sons were this years tinalists in the Bank ot America achieve- ment awards contest. Those two l who ranked highest were Sharon l Masony with the second place in Q? business and Karin Carmichael l l ix is a third in fine arts tor the district. F " From lett to right: Karin Car- t michael, Duane Starr, Harry ' Campbell and Sharon Masony. -": ,,', Q 5 i ,", '2't 3 . . H -4 uk, 3 Zn 0 r cra 5 , M h ,..,, , , c ln the middle picture is Bob McCandless receiving the honor of second place in the Elks Youth Leadership Contest is Bob McCandless pictured below. Shown at the lett the Debate and Speech-Given many honors and individual trophies were these active members in debate and speech. From lett to right: Harry Campbell, Howard Adler, Sandy Fabian, and Bob Fabian, and Bob Long. KNEELING: Josh Totield. l62 High Honors for Outstanding Abilities Shown below is .losh Toheld, who out ot all the AU stu- dents that took the National Merit Scholarship Tests, was ' presented with a scholarship. FNB 3 r- Congratulating the above students tor showing their abilities and becoming the class ot l96O valedictorians is Frank Kellogg principal. Those who received this great distinc- Shown above in the center picture is Carolyn Hennings who was the DAR finalist and who also received the Outstanding Student Award, plus a great deal ot other honors during the year. 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V. as aiilff' AM AK QYfa?53zff'RE9x A Anzihoini varsity football comelies Don Lent, Ilrunl Cowser, John Vtlilliii, and Claim Van Hoorebelciz are shown with the Anaheim City Championship iI'01lilX, won Dy the Colony g'1'icliiv1's by Virtue ol' their Zyl-li Win over the W1-stern I-'i011wer's. Anaheim City Trophy Taken by Efforts Under the guidance of head coach Clare Van Hoorebeke, this year's varsity football team, in defending their championship, lost it to the Santa Ana Saints by one-half game. The Colonists dropped a close 32-25 decision to the Saints in the second game of the league season. This game proved to be the deciding one for the league crown. Despite the loss of the Sunset League Championship, this year's varsity gridders did not go without honors as they won the Hrst Anaheim City Championship. ln the final game of the season, the W-. .. T W ,M .iff ,'f' " ,.- , J i l -u. f v W VDQ4 N X' 1 ' viii C0llil'liPllLillg,' greatly to Lhr- 4X1l21ilUllll football FEIIISO were. left to riglitz Gene Donnelly, U'21l11G1'Q .liin Howard, field 111a11zige1'g and ljucl Fassel, equipinc,-nt manager. Colonists defeated their cross-town rival, Western 24-6, to win this championship. With the crown, the Colonists received the Al Cotler Memorial Trophy to keep at least until next year, depending on the outcome of next year's Anaheim-Western game. Head coach Van Hoorebeke was assisted in directing the team by John Vtfallin and Don Lent, line coaches, and Brant Cowser, end coach. Helping the coaches were Gene Donnelly, trainer, Jim Howard, field manager, and Bud Fassel, equipment manager. A total of six Vanmen were named to the All-Sunset League teams. This number was exceeded only by champion Santa Ana with TO all-leaguers. Rick Scheffler and Bob Luecke were named to the hrst team, Halfback Rick Scheffler was the spark of the Colony attack this year with his many fine runs. Bob Luecke, an end, transferred to Anaheim High at the beginning of this year. He was a great threat on defense as well as on offense. Dick Waliga, 2l5-pound linebacker, was named to the first team on defense. Two Anahi linemen, Tom Thueson and John Gibson, were named to the second team. The Colony quarterback, Mike Rice, was named to the second team. This year's varsity was generally an inexperienced one as only six starters from last year's offensive and defensive teams returned. They were Bob Kelly, Mike Rice, Rick Scheffler, John Gibson, Dick Waliga and Tom Thueson. However, they were backed by a number of other returning lettermen, Chuck Cox, tackle, Bob Dickey, guard, Steve Dunlavy, fullback, Jim Magil, center, and Tom Lambeth, half- back. l67 451 43 Q1 431 431 351 43 '31 41 K . 41 ii 41 ,. 1 - -. jf'-1' ' - ' A ' il Maw' N., 4.4-was-vw ,, was N M ja qw A .,f as:-gl Q ' nf- Mwfl--lf:.:..4f gi, f, - ,kQ,IXg:Q1,.x: .gurl .qi ' " ,f 4 e 5 iff' S f puff' 1 . " v ww' , 2 ini. ?A3'?:s""'si+.'y5?'-35 I Jvl "'f-Qk,i.2L siafxa- .jdmldfk-,'3.i3'Y t5Ry3y'kt 'Y ' been SQAGY-'nf Macs: 735543 25-fTii9F3,",2fi'I?f?..1. 'mme VARSITY FOOTBALLATOP HOXY: Il. Linn. KX Cox, .I. Gibson. B, Lueavke. 111111 H. Wzlligu, SICCHNIJ ROXYS R. IAIIIILIIII, S. Mill:-V, .l. Tru Q1 Szwky. :uld .I. Xlzlgill. THIRIJ IIOXY: J. Spzllx, 'I'. Small, .l. Noprgle. .l. AI2lI'Iib' :ami Il. Iilllvr. ISUTTUM HOXY: IG. Sr'IwI'I'Ivr. Ii. Spragg, AIUITIII, XX. t'oc'I11':m, :md 12, Harm-jr, S , 5, , ., . .,, GCISOYI S I. f 3 I, ,I R ' ' ' A if '11 I ..,. ecor - " ' I . . . I - ,... Ins I ..... . x I ' If I C RICK SCHEFFLER MIKE RICE BOB LUECKE Halfback Quarterback End I68 Most Valuable Player Back Captain Line Cantaln X? vi? 11? 2? 23, 22, -40' 239 X? 2? 2? 23, ba . 239 XI, 2? 'lie 2? XP Yr 2? VARSITY FOOTBALL-TOP ROXY: B. Dickey, .T. Durst, J. Shipley, XV, Gove, 1H2i1'I2lg8I', :md T, Hammond, IUiIIl2lgf1I'. SECOND RONV: S. Dun- avv Ii. Kerlv, L. Hilsabeck, S. Armstrong, D. Eilvrts. and XYIIIILIHIS, manager. THII-112 HOW: H. I.1ll2IISK'hQ'k, B. Hobson, T. Lambeth, B. Xl? Smifh, amd Ii. liotliermund. l3UT'1'OM ROXV: JI. Allen, D. Hideout, Al. Hire. T. Ilurtels, and H. Burt. Leadership of Couch Vcm Hoorebeke ,pu -'UPA -til we-I n"""Uh uv? ' .. .5 JERRY SHIGEKAWA JIM MAGILL LARRY HILSABECK Halfback Center End Most Improved Back Most Improved Lineman Rookie of the Year MW.. 2 fr ,...,.. W' BOB DICKEY Linebacker Most Inspirational Player I69 f .ce- z zift ' A , Colony Placed Six Vanmen st? ,,.,.. . ,,.,.... EL .Q VV.. ig M A R K A L L E N G u a rd .. -. f . M 8.5, ..,.4.,: 2 .S A., " is 5' A. Going for a Hood gn in is hai l1'l.iz1ck Rick Sch effler during the Ln Habra encounter. The Vanmen smashed v""' 2 ""i """' 1 the HighlZil1Kll1l'S 31.1-7. 5Klp ARMSTRONG G u a rd A- 95: - ii - . W . ,gif .' ii' s ' '79 . fi ,. ' ' 'fIi'. Ls. . is is ' 3 ' -" r .. W ts, , b he 2 .. . Q Q 7 gs .F .L 5 , W W K . - V - v. 5 V v E f 'x c " - . ss - - .I W - 1 i ., g1ls5Qg+i?tif,' 'rj , QE ' .Q . - Q . ws ,W-fig ffftww' : Els . , rt' is 'IF . r ":1.- , W: 3 . . , fs H 2 V - Q ft-fsf?+ . 1 . 1 .. .,.:. A ..f-semis ,H T T A A M' 5 ' ' iifkifg , .. ci HELMUT DUATSCHEK STEVE DUNLAVY CHUCK COX WAYNE COCHRAN Hatfback Fultback Tackle Guard LAS VEGAS LA HABRA JOHN GIBSON Guard 5, 2 ..s.,.. if ' "-:SL it A if-fi 1 ' S lfsg. I :V , 'PE 'E ,g,f13.,jQ:t fs! ...... . TQ?-ic: 33 'if-:-'f' .:i::'iQ -.' . Fig? f s T ? ' 241.3 'i .5 BRUCE HARNEY Halfback l7O Opening the season on a winning note, the Colonists defeated the Las Vegas Wildcats T4-6 at Las Vegas. Rick Scheffler scored the open- ing Anaheim touchdown on a one-yard plunge during the second quarter. Also during the second period, Mike Rice connected with Bob Luecke on a 32-yard pass tor the second Anahi TD. REDLANDS Anaheim suffered its first loss of the season to the Redland Terriers 20-O, All of the Terrier touchdowns were scored on runs as the Red- lands team tore through the Colonists for a total of 230 yards. Anaheim threatened early in the game when a Redlands fumble was recovered on the Terrier 27 by an Anahi lineman. However, the Colo- nists were unable to capitalize on their good fortune. The Redlands scores came on a two-yard quarterback sneak, a five-yard line plunge, and a four-yard line play. To begin the league season, the Colonists de- feated the La Habra Highlanders 30-7. Anahi's first touchdown came during the first quarter on a 62-yard pass and run play from quarterback Mike Rice to halfback Rick Scheffler. Dave Rideout kicked the conversion and Anahi led 7-O. The Vanmen scored again early in the sec- ond quarter after a La Habra fumble was re- covered by Anahi's Bob Dickey on the High- lander l5. The scoring play was a one-yard plunge by quarterback Mike Rice. The conver- sion was good, and Anahi led T4-O, Also during the second quarter, halfback Tom Lambeth took a Highlander punt on the Anahi 45 and rambled the 55 yards for the score. Shortly before the half, Anahi scored again after end Bob Luecke intercepted a pass and ran 40 yards to score Anaheim's last TD. Minutes later, the last score ot the game was made by Anaheim when the Highlander quar- terback was tackled behind the Highlander goal to score two points for the Vanmen. on All-Sunset League Teams BOB KELLY H a lf b a c k Y . if , .W . T O Nl L A M B E T H H a I f b a c k Colonist lmlfbartk Bal Kelly is downed by 11 host of Redlands Terriers during Anaheinfs 20-0 loss to the Rerllzuld squad, UNL!! 'WEP' I RICHARD LANDIN DAVID LINN JIM MARK ERNIE MORAN Tackle Tackle Center Quarterback SANTA ANA HUNTINGTON BEACH Anaheim suffered its only T959 league loss at the hands of the Santa Ana Saints by a narrow 32-25 margin. The game featured two consecutive kickoffs returned for touchdowns. Anaheim's Bob Kelly took the opening kick- off and raced 82 yards for the touchdown. However, the Saints John Longstreth took Ana- hi's kickoff and returned it 9l yards for the score. Before the half ended, the Saints scored two more times to take a T9-6 lead. After the half, the Saints quickly scored again. Towards the end of the third quarter, John Gib- son blocked a Saint punt and Anahi recovered on the Saint l7. Soon afterward, Mike Rice Went over from the seven-yard line for the score. Then the Saints scored their final TD. The Vanmen then quickly scored two touch- downs before the final gun. The first came on a 75-yard pass and run play from Rice to Rick Scheffler. The Colony scored its final TD on a one-yard plunge by Rice. The conversion was not good. Recovering quickly from their 32-25 loss to Santa Ana, the Colonists drilled the Huntington Beach Oilers 32-O. The Vanmen wasted little time in scoring as they hit pay dirt the second time they had the ball. The march covered 63 yards with Rick Scheffler rambling the final 28 yards for the score. During the second quarter, the Colonists put together one of their best drives of the season going 95 yards in T9 plays. The scoring play was a one-yard pass from Mike Rice to Scheffler. After the half, Mike Rice scored Anahi's third touchdown on a three-yard line play. The scoring march covered 52 yards in six plays. Later Rice threw a QT-yard pass to Scheffler for another Anaheim score. The score was set up after Bob Luecke intercepted an Oiler pass. The Vanmen scored their final touchdown soon after when Jerry Shigekawa plunged over from the two. With the conversion, the final score of 32-O was reached. . .... . ..,.. BRIAN ROBSON Fullback BILL THOMASON End , l7l ' VA.- ll. . ff' .. A I VQVA . : 'T ' " ' if H IIII gi T0 M T H U E SO N Tackle 'V ' , 5 ' 'I ' fi- EEE f2f2'ifg. A - 1' ' 35 K tv 25-:ir-2 M - 4.55751-Jf " W .11-:X 'r J E R R Y T R 0 X E L Tackle RICH WALIGA Center 2: :z :pr Thirteen Return NEWPORT HARBOR Returning after two games away, the Colo- nists defeated the Newport Harbor Sailors 35-7. Shortly before the end of the first quarter, the Colony scored its first touchdown after a 68-yard march. The scoring play was a two-yard pass from Mike Rice to Rick Scheffler. Soon after the start of the second quarter, the Colonists scored again to end an 87-yard march. Rice passed to Bob Kelley for the score. Shortly before the half, Rice passed to Scheffler for Anahi's third score. The play covered 40 yards. After the half, the Sailors drove 59 yards in eight plays for their only score. However, Anaheim came back to score twice more to take the 35-7 victory. ln the early part of the fourth quarter, the Vanmen scored their final touchdown. ing Gridclers' FU LLERTON Despite a scoreless first half the Anaheim Colonists downed the Fullerton Indians by an overwhelming 28-7 margin. Following the half, the Colonists were quick to score after recovering a Fullerton fumble on the Tribe l2. The scoring play was a T2-yard run by Rick Scheffler. The Colonists scored three times during the fourth period. The first came shortly after the period's start on a 29-yard run by Scheffler. Later, aided by a Fullerton fumble on their own T9-yard line, the Colony scored again. Steve Dunlavy's one-yard plunge was the scoring play. Shortly before the contest's end, the Colony scored its final touchdown. After a 72-yard march, the ball rested on the lndian's one. Helmut Duatschek then made the score. ....--'H Q S 2.5 i View DOUG EILERTS RON ELDER BOB NOGGLE Guard End Tackle TERRY BARTELS End l DAVE RIDEOUT Halfback RON BURT Colony halfback Helmut Duatschek goes for a short gain during B05 ROTHERMUND Halfback Anaheinvs narrow 27-21 victory over Garden Grove Argonauts. End I72 Ability Will Spark '61 Team GARDEN GROVE Playing against a team not expected to give them much trouble, the Colonists barely edged past the Garden Grove Argonauts 27-21. The game started as a rout for Anahi as the Van- men scored two touchdowns in rapid order. The first climaxed a 70-yard march. Just before the half, the Argo's Bob Main- bourg raced 14 yards to give the Argos their first score. After the half, Anahi scored again to end a 70-yard drive. However, the Grovers, down 20-7, came back quickly to score two touchdowns. The scoring plays were 38-yard and 36-yard runs by Main- bourg. The Grover's made all their conver- sions to lead 21-20. Anaheim came back to take a slim 27-21 lead, which it kept until the last gun. ED SCHEFFLER Quarterback BILL GOVE Manager TERRY HAMMOND Manager WESTERN ln their first meeting with Western, the Colo- nists downed the Pioneers 24-6. There was no scoring in the first quarter al- though the Vanmen drove the ball to the West- ern 19, only to lose possession on a fumble. However, during the second period the Colo- nists scored to climax a 52-yard march. After the halftime, Anaheim took a poor Western punt on the Pioneer 30 and seven plays later, the Vanmen scored on a five-yard run by Rick Scheffler. Then, Western scored its only touchdown to end a 59-yard march. During the fourth quarter, the Colonist scored twice. The first was on a two-yard plunge by Mike Rice. Soon afterward, Anahi scored again. The scoring play was a three-yard pass from Rice to Bob Luecke. JERRY SHIPLEY JERRY SPATZ End Guard Junior halfback Dave Rideout' is downed by an NVestern gridder during the C010ny's 2-I-6 win over the P1OH68l'S. TOM SAC KY Center TOM SCALI Tackle RAY SPRAGGINS End SAM WILLIAMS Manager - -1.11.1-1.1 1 9 6 O VARSITY GRIDDERS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTB L SQUAD 101 NX ll os gn Nm N ly 1 1I N UND ROW I H111 X lll I 101119 1 tm 11111 1 '1Hl1,1,t 1 , .. . 1 , . F1111 1. . . ., mmm, .. . .1 , , Cfuenrss. .. , , 4. F curve. : A A ax 1 Sl XV: ,. lu 'F '. 'z 4. ', . vff-', . tl: . A: , 1 intl.-ng, . Q "ITIS l JACK LEE EOB HAGER Assistant Coach Head Coach JV's Have Winning League Season As N A--W Coaches Bob Hager and Jack Lee, with the T960 Junior Varsity football team, had an even record ot tour wins and tour losses. The .layvees dropped their two practice games to Red- lands by a score ot 7-6 and to Millikan by T3-7. The Hagerman started oft the Sunset League play by over- powering La Habra l2-7. Then the Santa Ana Saints proved too strong tor the Colonists and beat Anaheim l9'O. ln- the second meeting of the Colonists and the Saints, the Anaheimers turned the tables on the Saints and tromped them 32-12, The Anahi Jayvees took on Fullerton, the Colonists' worst rivals, and scalped the Indians 35-7. Anaheim squeezed out a hard-fought battle with Garden Grove with a tight score ot T4-13. Anaheim finished the season with a loss to the up and coming cross town rivals, Western, by a score of 19-O. Dean Heal rents oft' yzirclngre aided by-the trlocking' 01' l'h21I'les Savky in the Fullerton gamut- playvd on Clayes Fleld. I74 By virtue of their good 5-2 league record, the Colonist B football team finished in a tie for the first place in the Sunset League. The Don Liebhart, George Roussos, and Dale Hughes coached middleweights were l-l in pre-league play. After losing to the Millikan Rams 'I4-O, the B's dropped the Redland Terriers by a wide 25-7 margin. ln the Sunset League race, the middleweights defeated the La Habra Highlanders in a close 7-6 decision, the Santa Ana Saints 25-l2, and the Huntington Beach Oilers 20-0 be- fore suffering their first league loss to the Newport Harbor Sailors l3-0. The middleweights went on to defeat the Fullerton lndians and the Garden Grove Argonauts by respective scores of 26-l4 and 27-6 before being dropped in their first meeting with cross-town rival Western in a hardfought l3-l2 contest to close out the season. For the season, the B's racked up l48 points while allowing their opponents 85. The middleweights were paced by line captain Tom Nabbe, backfield captain Bill Burns, and most valuable player Ron Yett. www, A Colony liulflwar-k llill Burns catches a touchdown pass as two lfullvrton players try in vziin to break up the play. Anaheim overpowered the lnrliims 26-14. T Middleweights Win Co-Championship B FOOTBALL-'TOP ROVV: M. Oden, G. Mendoza, NB. Dlirns, M. Loft quist, L. '1'll1'll8I', H, Abbott, L. Revd, L. Acosta, b, Glll1l'I'i'tZ,'?Lllfl L Mills. SECOND KOXV: C. YVinn, .'l. Rose, li. Yett, T. YVal'ts, A. Airfhrolh B. Storey, XY. Goodwin, D. Dyer, li. l4'ulgumot'o. Moreno. THIRD ROXV: R. Howell, E. Heinze, J. Deaslev, D, Arunskron, C, Dean. D. NYilkinson, M, DON LIEE'-HART GEORGE Roussos DALE HUGHES J. YVZITIICS, :ind R. Young. l'iO'l'TOM KOXV: M. , Brewer, lf. Collins, N. Innerbifhler, IJ, l'e1ei1'illa, D. Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach J- Duran, and M. Tu,-nipggfidg R, Blumnizx. :ind R Rapier, H. Dells, I' 3ICGouney, li. Does Buis, T, Xzililw, M Goodwin, H. Fisher i l A i 175 C FOOTBALL SQUAD-TU1' ROTV: Y. Pinelli. T. Elgas. TS. Ralston. Tl. Kelley. D, Denevan. R. Plante, H. Sc-ltimiilile. M, Noineland, and IJ. Hziuck. SECOND HOTT: J. Jeffers, A. Brunson, M. Shannon, B. Vukelicili, TXT. Stout, D, 'SVilkirs0n, C. Pietsch. D. Morales. and R, Law1'eni?e. THIRD ROXY: R. Pitcller, .l. Reildel, IS. BIHZIPIS, K, Mzizihs. L. Smith, IE. lflarvs. k',VSliields, P. Riley. L. XVoods0n, and G. Meyer. BOTTOM ROXY: Cozwli G. Grey- li. Key, R. Drive, H, Butzsold. XV. TVeis' ter. J. Keys. .l. Brown. I,. Thueson, D. Peralta, and Coach M, Drakke. G. GREY M. BRAKKE Head Coach Ass't Coach Greymen Complete a Building Season Alike Stout Ainzihi halfback, is shown tripping up 3 Newport ballczirrier with Clint PieI.sCh Closing in for an assist. With Mike Shannon as captain ot the Colonists light- weights, they went through the season with a tour win- tive loss record tor the season. Coached by Jerry Grey and Miles Bralcke the Anaheim C team came out ot the season with a not to be ashamed ot third place. The "Mites" split their practice games, losing to El Monte by a score ot 9-6, and running over South Torrance O-27. The Greyman started the season by losing to La Habra lO-7. Following the loss, they came back to take two from Santa Ana T9-O and Huntington Beach 20-O. The C's ended a winning streak by losing to Newport Harbor i3-O and to Fullerton 6-O. Garden Grove proved to be a push-over as the midgets defeated them 25-O. The Colo- nist's C team ended their season by losing to Western by a l4-O score. , 5-555. IE, ., ar! I 41' fzfrtie' ? Q if J, MKS 'g li-52' Hi 'V 31'-5 5 -i 4 ,. gl Shown above are the six sparkplugs for Anaheirrfs second place team in the CIF- TINY are loft to right: Bob lf'ranC'0, F1'2iHk Pet9I'S, George HY2110. Jim Starr, Terry Thatcher, and Hob Luecke. Poceol by Six-Mon Starling Lineup Shown ubove are lhe trophies won by ALl's victorious basketball team. The trophies :lr-cleft to right: the S21ll110I'llZll'di1'l0 Consolation 'I'ou1-lmmpnt trophy, the Sunset League trophy, the second place CIF trophy, and the Beverly Hllls Tournament trophy. I77 Q3 i VARSITY F, Peters 1-'17 BASKETBALL-TOP ROXV: G. Ryan, J. Starr, T. Thatcher, and H. Luer-ke. SECOND ROXV: Coach D. Liehhart, D. Carlson, Thomason, , and Y. Payne. BOTTOM ROYV: S. XVilli:ims, manager, B. Franco, G. Arthur, B. XVa1kIey. and T. Hammond. manager. Anaheim's Basketball Team Had Best Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim .,..... ..,..,. Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim ..,,,,, ,,,,AA, l78 SUNSET LEAGUE RECORD La Habra ...,,,, Santa Ana ............. ,,,,, Huntington Beach Newport Harbor Fullerton .,..,,,.. Garden Grove ,... ,,Y,, Western .AA.., La Habra ..,.... Santa Ana ..,.,.,a..,. ..... Huntington Beach Newport Harbor Fullerton ...sY.44..., Garden Grove .VVV.. ...... Western .........,,,.... .,,,, "' Won by forfeit. Coach Don Liebhart led his i960 varsity basketball team to many outstanding victories. Among these, probably the most outstanding was a very close second-place showing in the CIF finals following a championship in the Sunset League. The Colonists five entered two tournaments, the Beverly Hills and the San Bernardino Tourney. A championship was taken by Anaheim in the Beverly Hills and a con- solation championship in the San Berdoo. Anaheim became known for the basketball team with six starting players. They were Bob Luecke, Bob Franco, Frank Peters, George Ryan, Jim Starr, and Terry Thatcher. Though many honors were given to the team, there were also many honors given to the players individually. Bob Luecke, 6'3" center, made all CIF first team and all-Sunset League first team. Bob Franco, 5'6" guard, made all-Sunset League second team. Terry Thatcher, a big 6'4" forward, was named to the Sunset League second team. Frank Peters, the only junior on the hbig six," was named to the all-Sunset League third team. BUD WALKLEY GARY ARTHUR Guard Forward Year Ever as They Captured Sunset i l l Anaheim started the basketball season by winning a i practice game with Ventura, 60-49, with George Ryan, the big gun of the game, scoring i6 points. Bob Luecke was right behind Ryan with 13 points. Anaheim met their first opponents on the home court with a victory over Santa Barbara 53-39. Jim Starr was high point man of this game with 14 points. Next for the Anahi squad was Las Vegas. They met on the Las Vegas court and the Colony brought home the Vegas-town victory by a score of 58-5l, Rancho Vegas was next for the Colony club. George Ryan led the team with l4 points to a 49-42 victory at Rancho Vegas. Anaheim entered the Beverly Hills Tourney and triumphed as undefeated champions. Defeated in the tourney were El Monte, 38-35, Santa Monica, 65-50, Ven- tura, 50-46, and Beverly Hills, 46-42. Anaheim entered the San Bernardino Tournament right after defeating Buena Park High School, 75-50. The Colo- nists club lost the first game to Antelope Valley by a score of 52-42. After this loss Anaheim entered into con- solation play and became champions by defeating Redondo Beach, 72-48, Chaffey, 50-46, and Fontana, 44-36. Big it't" 't'e1-ry Thatcher goes up for two against Hlultingtou Beach. The Colonisls overpowered the Oilers by at score of 52-36. l79 f?' 'i'eri'y 'i'li:iic-In-r', Allflllltllll forward battles for the hull with :in Uniden- VERN PAYNE DENNIS CARLSON tifim-rl Newport Hui-Ivor plan-1' during the Colonists' ST-ll win over 111 Turs. ,. Forward Center League Trophy, Then Battled to Second BOB FRANCO BILL THOMASON Guard Forward IBO Starting oft the Sunset League- Anaheim detected La Habra 64-42. High score man tor Anaheim was Bob Luecke with 15 points. Backing him up were Terry Thatcher and Frank Peters with 10 points apiece. After the win over Santa Ana, due to a forfeit by the Saints, the Colony overpowered Huntington Beach, 52-36. Jim Starr was Anaheims gun ot this game with 14 points. All-CIF man, Bob Luecke was at his usual best in the Newport Harbor game by scoring 13 of the 57 points that beat Newports 41 points. Again Luecke proved his skill in the Fullerton game, which AU won 49-32, by scoring 18 points. Garden Grove didn't give the varsity tive much trouble as Anaheim completely rolled over the Argos by doubling every point they made. The Colonists won 65-32. Completing the first round in Sunset League play, the Colonists wiped out Western, 67-39. Bob Franco was high point man in this tussle. Starting off again with La Habra, Anaheim won 68-51. Jim Starr was the spark of the game with 17 points to his credit. is-....,. FRANK PETERS GEORGE RYAN Guard Forward 15,56-If msn ff, Colony i'0i-wznrd George- Hyun attenmls Io Iznlu- the hrlll train Ifuller- ion's Hon Qirztvortl. The Fulouists downed lin- l'JLYUl'l'1l Indians 49-32. Place in CIF Competition to Finish the One ot the most exciting games of the year was a hard- tought tussle with Santa Ana. The Saints were edged out 46-45. George Ryan was the powerhouse tor the Colony as he shot for T3 points. Terry Thatcher and Bob Luecke teamed up on Hunting- ton Beach scoring 29 points between them as the Colony pumped a 56-43 victory over the Oilers. Little Bob Franco scored an amazing 24 points against Newport Harbor as Newport lost out 62-56. ln the battle tor the Sunset League title, Frank Peters led the Colony attack to a victory over Fullerton by scoring l6 points. The score was 39-35. Bob Franco set the Colonists' l96O season record tor points in a single game with 29 points against Garden Grove who lost 70-46. In the last game ot Sunset League play, Jim Starr with ll points teamed up with Bob Franco and Frank Peters with TO points apiece to flatten Western 52-35. The Sunset League Championship was coach Don Lieb- hart's main goal, even though there was much more in store for the l96O varsity basketball team. E32 XX W--.yN,.f . Z . M1 . TERRY THATCHER JIM STARR Forward Forward A l8l BOB LUECKE .lim Sturt' i'e:-Lvlws for :1 reliailnd during the Montebello CIF playoff gziiiw Ummm, :is Terry 'l'l1atr'lir-I' looks ou, The Voloiiists rletk-zilect the Hilers Sri-lil. Year with a Winning Record of 30-2 After capturing the Sunset League crown, the varsity roundballers entered the CIF playoffs. The first game was a close action-filled game with Wilson High School of Long Beach. When the final buzzer sounded, the Colony came out victorious over the beach- town team, 50-47. Bob Franco and Bob Luecke sparked the team with T4 points for Franco and ll for Luecke. Montebello was the team facing AU next. Though the Colony finally came out on the top by a heart-throbbing score of 50-49, there were many times when it looked doubtful that they could do it. The Liebhartmen were trailing in the game until the final period when they started clicking and won the tussle. Third on the list for Anaheim in CIF was Santa Barbara. Though AU led the scoring during most of the game, the Santa Barbara basketballers closed the margin in the last quarter to two points as Anaheim came out on top, 38-36. Bob Franco was high point man with ll points. The Anahimen went to Los Angeles State College for the semi-finals against San Diego Hoover. After a hard scrap with the Hoovers, Anaheim came home a victorious team and ready to go to the ClF finals for the championship. Hoover went home defeated by a score of 39-34. The Colonists went back to the L. A. State College to meet L. B. Poly for the CIF championship. Though Anaheim fought hard against Poly, they proved to be a tough team 1 for AU that night and the Colonists lost the championship, 46-39. C0l0NY All-CIT" Dl?1fVO1' Hott Luevke stI'v:lC'l1e-s for 21 relimmct l'lllI'it1Q' Ai1:ihi's livaz'llii'x-zilaiiie' Ml-itil loss io Lung: lleacli Poly in the CIl7'f111:1lS, l82 .-W, s l JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALLfT'OP ROVVZ Vollom, R. Yett, G. ZZL1'ZlfJ,'OSZl, and IJ. Iizilp. SECOND HOXV: G. 'Tll0I'tfll, J. Shiplx-y, ll. Storey, D, Bell, :md D. l'ilLLllkt'l0I'. BOTTOIN1 ROXV: li. llurns, Ii. NYal1ers, S. Clark, R. SItl'2Lf.U.LlllS, and C. Kelly. As Junior Varsity Squad Loses Crown Having only a tair season, the Colony .lV's, coached by Brant Cowser, won seven and lost an equal number in league play, thus losing the league crown won by last years team. ln pre-season play, the JV's won six while dropping two. Beginning the season the Cowsermen dropped a pair to Orange, 4l-39 and 47-46. The JV's then started rolling and won the rest ot their practice games. Santa Ana Valley fell twice, 56-34 and 60-48. The Cowsermen then defeated Bolsa Grande twice, 50-28 and 44-35. To close their practice season, they clobbered Buena Park 55-46, and Costa Mesa 58-36. Beginning the Sunset League season right, the JV's de- teated La Habra 40-29, however, in their second game, Santa Ana slipped past the Colonists 38-34. The Cowser- men then deteated Huntington Beach 39-3l betore losing to Newport Harbor, 68-63, and arch rival Fullerton 53-44. To close the first round ot play, the Colonists smashed Garden Grove, 59-26, and edged Western, 52-47. ln the second round, the .lV's lost to La Habra, 55-49, and Santa Ana, 43-35, before defeating Huntington Beach, 5l-38. Newport Harbor blasted the Colony, 57-37, but they avenged their earlier loss to Fullerton by a 49-33 margin. ln the last games of the season, the Cowsermen rolled over Garden Grove, 50-24, but lost to Western, 54-5l. .IQY f'f'IllPI' Ilowarrl Storey goes high to take za rebound during' the second lrullerlon gain:-. Thi- Uolrmlsls emerged Vir'tm'iol1s -lil-33. l83 B BASKETBACL SQUAD-'VUL' HOXY: V. Iwrin. S. Howlunlt, K, Bllllltllltl, IS. Smith, M. Turniylsved. :ind H. Calla. 1lCt'I"l'UM HHXY: Uozwh .I. Grey, IS. llovlin, .l. Ixlnvr, M. Munn. t'. Knox, and M. lillis, Greymen Have a Winning Season, as Colony f0I'XY2il'd Scott Rowland goes up for a rebound during the Colonjfs 4?-39 decision over the 'XVestvru Pioneers, GFGY- man J. C. Kiner looks ou. I84 Winning nine of T4 league games, the Jerry Grey-coached Colony B's had a winning season as they also won tour ot tive practice games as well as taking a strong third place in the rugged San Bernardino Tournament. In their practice games, the B's defeated Fontana, 47-32, and Colton, 43-37, before losing the Covina, 48-45. The Greymen then went on to win over Azusa, 42-36, and Costa Mesa, 40-3l. La Habra fell to the B's, 42-34, to open the Sunset League race. Santa Ana bested the Greymen, 47-32, but the Colony de- feated Huntington Beach, 47-36. Newport Harbor proved too strong for the Greymen as the Colonists dropped a 44-4l decision to the Tars. The middleweights rallied back to drop Fullerton, 39-3l, and Garden Grove, 38-36, before losing a close one to Western, 51-49. ln the second round, the Colonists again dropped La I-labra' 44-39, lost to Santa Ana, 57-44, won over Huntington Beach, 49-26, and lost to Newport, 48-39. The B's then won their last three games over Fullerton, 37-36, Garden Grove, 58-27, and Western, 47-39. For the season, the Greymen scored 823 points to 735 tor their opponents, or an average game score ot 43-39. Q BASKETBALLf'I'0I' RONV: D, Botzsold, D. Snwtell, G. Arter, D. XVolin, G. Knox, and I. Joyner. BOTTOM ROVV: J, Heyne, G. Hall, A. Chaney, Is. Mans, II. I-lzimilton, and N. Liontano. Lightweights Gain Valuable Experience Colony C center Dick Sawtell tights for Z1 rebound with an unidentified NN'esle1'n player- as Alan Chaney looks on. The Iightweigsghts defezxled the Pioneers 35-29. Finishing with a season total of nine wins and ll losses, the Anaheim High C basketball team, coached by Don Lent, had a poor season compared with last year's record of winning every game. The Lentmen split their practice games 3-3, but lost eight league games while winning only six. The lightweights lost their first game to Pomona 32-19, came back to trample Orange, 28-l5, and Sunny Hills, 40-27, before being clobbered by Valencia 45-l8. Closing the practice season the C's lost to Bolsa Grande 40-23, and defeated Costa Mesa 25-23. The Lentmen lost their first four league games to La Habra, 33-30, Santa Ana, 27-26, Huntington Beach, 46-34, and Newport Harbor, 45-4l, before defeating Fullerton 37-27. Garden Grove downed the Colonists 41-32, but Western was clipped, 4l-23. In the second round, the C's slipped by La Habra, 26-25 before being defeated by Santa Ana, 26-24, and Huntington Beach, 4l-26. The C's then avenged their earlier los to Newport Harbor by downing the Tars 40-39. The Lentmen rolled over Fullerton, 40-20, but were again defeated by Garden Grove, 33-29. The Lentmen closed out the season with a close 35-29 decision over Western. l85 ,. . if "Ei: Y 'fling' :'E,.f:E:5ff?:: i1E5gg2g:jQZ.'Z. 5z1 4 ,af ,.,, .. VARSITY TRACK-TOP ROW: R. Burt, D. Malek, G. Shigekawa., P. Beasley, P. Wheaton, and T. Trazek. SECOND ROW: D. Nichols, manager, B. Lucas, B. Smith, J. Troxel, B. Crain, D, Macaray, D. DeBuse, J. Keith, and J. Brant, manager. BOTTOM ROW: V, Payne, G. Dow, K. Sackewitz, J. Parslow, S. Hunt, D. Jacques, M. Frye, and B, Rothermund. Despite Poor League Finish, Varsity, Tying with 45 points each, Bill Crain and Ron Burt were co-captains of the 1960 Anaheim track squad, which finished in the league seventh place. Other lettermen and their points were Dan Malek, 41, Bob Lucas, 21, Phil Wheaton, 35, Don Jacques, 182f3, .lon Keith, 12, Bob Rothermund, 13, Tom Trazek, 23, Mike DeBuse, 122f3, and Bill Brittain, 2o2f3. Although they finished seventh in the league, the var- sity thinclads did break several records. Bill Crain broke the school's mile record, set in 1914, with a time of 4:25.5. Crain was also second in the league mile, second in the Southern Counties meet, and second in the Chaffey lnvita- tional. Gary Dow tied for first in the league meet in the pole vault event by vaulting 13'4". This mark also set a new school B record. Dow reached the CIF semi-finals in the pole vault. Voted trackman of the year, and voted the Coaches' medal was Gary Dow. These awards are based on de- sire, sportsmanship, leadership, and cooperation. Bill Brittain clears the highjump bar at 6'2" during the thinc1ad's meet with Fullerton. Brittain won the event, but the Tribe won the meet. 186 B TRACK TOP XOR D Hailoxx H Delp M N11 on J Habnel md B kelmach BOTTOM ROVV: A, Aichroth, T. Wa,t'ts, M. McGouney, S. Rick- Finishing in seventh plce in the league, the B track- sters nevertheless broke several school records. Gary Dow broke the B pole vault record with a l3'4" leap. Dick De Buse broke the school B record for the 1320-yard run with a time of 3:2O.2. Another B, Bob Lucas, reached the CIF semi-finals in the shotput. Team captain was Galen Hall, who amassed 43 points during the season. Hall ran the l0O, 220, and the relay. Other lettermen, were Emil Heinze, who ran the 660, with 'I6 points, Albert Aichroth, a shot-putter with 33 points, .letf Habener, hurdles runner, with 4l points, Mike Mason, runner of the 1320 with l3 points, Tom Watts, a pole vaulter with lO points, and Pat Beasley, hurdles runner with l4 points. Lucas, Dow, and DeBuse, although also on the B squad, received varsity letters. l87 l , 5 AA,, ,,A,,A .,,,, . . i, ,? .. 3 .. A C TRACK TEAM-TOP ROVV: D. VVilkirson, V. Pinelli, C. Shields, R, Plante, D. Denevan, and VV. Weislek. BOTTOM ROW: J. Douglas, R. Schnaible, M, Casey, G. Arter, P. Riley, M. Landes, A. Brunson, and J. Hobson. ' Lightweights Have Unsuccesstul Year This year's C track team had a poor season, finishing in the league cellar without having won a single meet. The poor season can be accounted tor in the tact that, as a three-year high school, Anaheim has few boys who, because ot their exponents, are eli- gible to go out tor C track. The team, coached by Bob Hager, was captained by Gary Arter, and had tive members who won enough points to be letter- men. Captain Gary Arter led the team with a total of 27 points. Following him were Allen Brunson, ,with l6 points, David Wilkirson, with l3, Mark Landes, ll, and John Douglas, lO. Arter, Douglas, and Brunson all ran the lOO and l8O, while Douglas and Brunson were also on the relay team. Arter was also a broadiumper. Wilkirson was a shot-putter, and Landes ran the 660. Shown winning the 120-yard low hurdles during the Fullerton meet is C captain Gary Arter. Colonist Larry Smith, on the far right, is shown finishing third. l88 ui il,Q -ul l CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-TOP ROXV: J. TlOll5l'lilS, zugr.: U. Coelho, J, Turk, Ric-kets, lt. Kin-maclm, J. Habuer, and T. Nichols, assistant ma11:1g'er. BOTTOM IZOXVQ .I. Keith, C, Edwards, P. Xxillitlllltll. ll. Frzmin, D. Ibvfiuse, D. Mzutaray, :md M. Mason. Pacers, Cadets Both Have Good Year The Colonist ritlemen journeyed to the State Rifle Matches in Coached by Martin Hicks, the Anaheim Cross Country team had Sacramento and pulled a maior upset by attaining the Cadet Corps' one of its finest seasons, winning eight meets while losing only one. most coveted award, the ten-man team, "State Rifle championship." In addition the team placed fifth in the Southern California cham- AU's team was led by newcomer C.F.C, Joe Long and Master Ser- pionship. One of the pacers' Wins was the Orange Coast Invita- geant Joe Laramie. tional Tournament in which l8 schools participated. . . -.-,V..Yw-... ,..,.-..,., .. , M, , . .... ,W W ,. ,. A Y A mx. .. M.-. .ml RIFLE TEAM-TOP HOVV: J. Teece, M. Kirk, J. VVellJourne, G, Umbough, J. Lang, A. Halbrook, T, Maulding, and VV. Schmidt, BOTTOM RONV: E. Spaun, J, Yun Houten, B. Behrens, R. Adams, J. Keller, D, Ashby, and A. Murillo. I89 , Leogue s Third Ploce Brought Home by Above is seen the Lu Palma Park baseball stadium where the Colony val sity played its home games, I9O .Y ,,.. .V .- l 1 1135 ff? Q 'ii' x will we fi, 5 Q , ,H Y wtf . . Cin Sl iggfgngixivgggfi 3 UQ!! l NSI' VARSITY BASEBALL-TOP ROWV: S. Armstromz, L. Sheets, J. Starr, J. Stephenson, F. Peters, R. Elder, T- Lihlnbefhl Captain. and E, Herringer. BOTTOM ROW: R. Yett, WV. Schaal, J. Miller, R. Scheffler, G, Coale, B. Burnes, and Coach J. Vtfallin. John Wallin's Varsity Baseball Squad Finishing the league season in third place, the Colony Baseball team had a season differing greatly from last year's when they finished in the low ' half of the league standings. The Colonists' practice season was not particularly successful as the team, coached by John Wallin, lost the majority of the pre-league games. This year marked the first time since its beginning three years ago that the Wallinmen did not win the La Habra Baseball Tournament. The Colonist finished the league sea- son with a 9-5 record. The Colonists defeated La Habra 2-l and Santa Ana 4-3 before losing to Huntington Beach l-0. Newport Harbor fell 7-4, but Fullerton edged past the Colonists T2-ll. ln the second round, the Wallinmen again defeated La Habra, 8-4, and Santa Ana, 3-l. The Huntington Beach Oilers again won over the Col- ony l-O, The Newport Harbor Tars then upset the Colonists 4-3, and Fuller- ton defeated the Colonists l-0. The Anahi squad closed the season by de- feating Garden Grove 3-l, and T0-6, and Western 3-l. Ron Yeti: slides safely back to first during Anahfs game with Sunni Fe. l9l 'U 'A .J . . ,i . . sm.. s. -s---..... M. -. .,.,,,.. - ..,., -. V ... -.. gjlgfsilie League Runner-Up Position fi, , Colonist JV ba victories on thei l92 seballer Dean Reinemann slides safely into third base during one of the JV's r home field. Anaheim's JV baseball team, coached by George Roussos, completed one of its most suc- cessful seasons this year, compiling a record of ll wins with three losses in league play. After winning lO consecutive league games without a loss, the JV's then dropped three out of their last four games, ending the season in the runner-up position in the Sunset League standings. The losses were suffered to Fullerton, Newport Har- bor, and Western. The pitching staff was led by Mike Buis, winner of six games without a single loss. Other outstanding players were Richard Winn, catcher, Brad Ralston, shortstop, Stan Quast, first base, Henry Cancino, outfield, and Richard Wasdyke, second base. Brought up from the sophomore team toward the end of the season were Ken Maas, third base, Roger Calla, outfield, and Gene Balding, pitcher. Many of the above players will be trying out for positions on John Wallin's varsity baseball squad next year. 5 3 f 1 l SOPHONIORE BASEBALL TEAM-TOP ROW: M, Shannon, R. Smith, M. Turnipseed, l!0'l'T0lXI RONV: Coach J. Lee, D. VV0lin, M. Evans, D, lietzsold, A. Chaney, M. Horan, W' D. Hoover, J. Goodell, G. Mendoza, R. Calla, and R. Rosa. N. Montana, and K. Maas. Sophomores Show Porentiality for l96l an x A .4 , x f 1 , ,- Tl .. f '. ' , -et I Y rg, ' sz. - f, .5 '--' .g. X ll , . 1- 4 , 'ist 5- fr-633, 1 Zgjffg V, 4. L .,-.- ' 4 -. . .... '- - .. ' .... - M. - " f 'S--ft -2 .Sr'-Q. I- 2. . 'Q - :-i::.: '-':- r21.Q.,z.,,,,,2 ' .. .- s' --w.cs .ga,:-'.- ,,-.- . .-: - et . F X .. .,,., A :' 4:..,g.,, : Q,Q ,,.. . . 55,5 g 3 . K " 7 .r 'X frft fttt' M 1 ff 1' 1 2,2 2, rf , sw--. Q 4 . ww my l l l I 4 . M. . h V 4... i V 4 ,mf U ' ., ..,. . .. 4 .A ,WNV . tg... ,.,. sf.. M - - - - ww. ,Iyer l L-va. vi A fi.. .... 5 if T'. . V ,- Gerrard Mendoza slides safely into third base during the sophomore baseball team's 3-U victory over Fremont. the sophomore baseball season in T5 starts with two games yet says that the won-lost record of the team is no indication of the potential of the boys. One Coached by Jack Lee, had a record at tive wins to be played. Coach Lee hundred and eight runners were left on base in l5 games. Three games were lost by one run, and three games were lost by two runs. The most the team was defeated was by tive runs. The teamiteatured two very fine pitchers. John Goodell pitched a no-hit-no-run game against Bellflower. The Lee- men won the contest 9-O. GoodeIl's record at the present time is three wins and three losses. Gerrard Mendoza pitched two shut-out games. Orange- view tell 8-0, and the sophomores downed Fremont 3-O. Mendozds record at presstime was two wins with tour losses. The team batting average is 204. Mike Evans leads the team with a high of .444. Other high batting averages are Mike Shannon's .308 and Pat Hoover's .306. , Rodger Calla leads the .club in extra-base hits. Al Chaney has scored the most runs while Lloyd West leads in stolen bases. I93 t ,, tA2Ef5fN'.f T '.'M?'?3if' ':"""w'n" MT V, ', , W su, fy Tift- -swf 3.,,e,,zg1,.,, f V'-f::,J-,gi-vers gy -.s,..,,, 5 U Q +?3S'5S.laf'w ,cyl V-ffgxifg' . sit' W E"-.1-bfi.,'zfff-.. i' ' i rv ,. wg A , 1 i t , , l VARSITY WATERPOLOg'l'UP ROTV: M. Kelly, .l. Hzidke, Ii. Perry. D. Harmon, L. XY2iiliTOllltl'!'L1, K. Nefroney, S. Dieuer, and T. Tutlock. IIO'l"l'OIXI ROXV: 13. Dalit, D. Perry, H. Davis, M. Cronin, T. Hong. il. Morris, Capt., M. Forbes, 13. Leos, :ind H. Brown, Coach. Varsity Waterpolo Squad Has Cnly an Winning only nine of 20 games, the Anaheim varsity waterpolo team had only a fair year. However, the Colonists placed two men on the all-league team, Bob Morris, goally, and Jerry Radke, center back. The varsity also won second place in the Garden Grove Tournament. In league competition, the varsity won three of seven, scoring an average of four points per game. In nonconference play, the heavyweights won six of T3, again with an average score of four points per game. The B's took second in league competition by winning six of seven games with an eight points per game average. While win- ning second, the B squad placed six men on the all-league teams. They are Mike Kelly, center forward, Mike Cronin, center back, Jim Cousins, left guard, Richard Perry, right forward and co-player of the year. The B's won six of eight non-league games with an average score of five points per game. Out of the T5 games played during the season, the Bs won T2 and lost three, had a total score of TOO points or an average of seven points per game. Their op- ponents scored a total of 67 points for a game average of five points. With the varsity and B's busy, the Cs tied for first place in the league, winning six of seven. Five Cs placed on the all-league teams-Bob Smithton, left guard, Dave Bell, center forward, Lonney Paster, goally, Bob Seed, left forward, and Tom Hoag, center back and all-league co-player of the year. In non-league play, the Cs won six of eight with an average score of eight to three. For the season, the Cs played T5 games, winning T2 with a total score of Q Shown zidinii-ing' the U team Sunset Leziguv Co-Cliziiiitiioiisliiii IIWVTIUTTY ure, 90 to Ari OI' G Qtlme OVSFGQG of 6-V. Sieve it-Arnlrl, liuli Smiililonl Tom Hoag, :inii Lon I,:1slvi'. This trophy T94 is thc: Iirsi uni- vvvr won tty an Anaheim wzlizviqvilu siiiizui. "Lf N' '2"':'!'93'!'I.""' , swf .,1Q.fAL-Iifff Y4 ,1 ,W..2fM.A...V. mg, ,gc.,,WI,mM . A 7 W ff .58 ,,,,.5,gL,.. ,.,, , ff ' .551 Ji ' Q -.v , 1. -. . ,A Q T I QQWWI may 2: 3-.2L. , 'W.,1g,S my - M .wwxfg-, A Jw ,J Q, ,. , dx Z, I . 214125: M Wear 'Y-W., B WATER POLO-'I"Ol' ROXV: li. Roberts, IJ. I':ny11e-. IJ. Sizmfif-Id, IZ, Smilh, IS. llaxlcr, .I01'do11, Ii, Grosvenor, :md .l, Simms, Iill'l"I'0M RONY: .I. Iixldiccott, 1llZlIlZi2.QOI', II. Beach, IZ. Smith, Quusi, .I. Cousins, vsuptuin, IJ. Smilhlrm, C, Such, Il, I!r'1-nchly, :md li. Ilrowll. f-011111. Fair Year, but Cs Take League Title -wwvwn - - ., . ' -V , - W'e:h?ff.,.-In-. :5:'LI :?"' ':, :f..'LvI-2214 zgriif. Ima . 3 . T if :' - "?"2I:,:' 'n:I1f5S4.'1-w'--- '- :H f'2:ia't-41.2, - 5.54. A 1-gg.,gg51',g.',. We : 1-:Q-..f 2 7. .. - wg 43 Q 5 3, w I . a,,, .a,.a.,, , ., 5 f,. fi, ,,?.:Q. Vef. I -'A:2 : .'." ' in H 5 ' 'Q . ' H, Y' . ' 'f- pf., iz' Zvi W .,., I C WATER POLO CO-CHAMPIONS SUNSET LEAGUEATOP IUJXYZ M. Morton, lllilllagflf, S. Gerald. IS. I50l1IH:'IllIl, ll. LliSI4Jl', IJ. H6f'II'lg,'CI', IZ. KVIIIIIIIIIKIFIZIIIX, T. I'1'iL:v, and H. l'oIlc'I1ik. T3O'I"I'OM ILOXYZ J. Morwis, J. XYunsCIx, It Crisp D, Iiell, CFLIIIHIIIY IS. lived, M. Jones, IJ. Hong, :md H. Iirowll, coach, l95 ,Maw is W if . L 'MKQW X 5 ' I IK.-'5:3'5-E 'iii .5..-"'iZ'ZI'f2IE1:I 2. . ' - i' A 3-1 -' 5, Y 1 .f I ,. .i-xml' we -. 1 sr? ,M-A,s?f.'.sZ i'II2.E-I'.Bt-iisgagf-:rfi:-1 , ,ii - ' U :, gf .Wfg,,g,. .Yemgxv .gg,,... 55.5.3 ' . 6 " -' " K 'W 2.1'fZ'22M :. r.r've:fif'E. W 4 ' 'L :iz " H 4 Y54"'25sfv:3 MT f . ,W . 7 - , fm , 7 si gfmh MTE 1' "' , ,. I :-f'f21f:f -:1Qr , w , .fm yew 'Q 4 an gf H ,. wg? Q 'mf ' sniff' . 4 , ,. - W! . A and Coach R. Brown. ROY B ROWN Coach Anaheim's acquatic teams enioyed one of the finest seasons in the school's history. The Colonists won their first championship in swimming with the B squad defeating the defending champion New- port Harbor. The varsity placed fourth as all strength was placed in the B's and Cs. The C team finished in second place completing one of the most successful seasons for the Cs. The varsity squad, which was composed mostly of the B squad swimmers, had a fair season and was able to win four of the seven league meets. The varsity was led by Swimmer of the Year Mike Forbes, Larry Vandenberg, Jerry Radke, Roland Perry, Bill Leos, Richard Perry, Ken Nefroney and Ron Davis. The varsity continued the same attack on records as the rest of the teams leaving only one record standing. Radke was selected as varsity captain. i l96 VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM-TOP ROVV: J. Radke, B, Dole, R. Perry, R. Perry, L. Yaudeuberg, K. Nefroney, M. Kelly, and R, Davis. BOTTOM ROVV: M. Mort, J. Houck, J. Cousins, IS. Leos, M. Forbes. B. VVhite, R. Grosvenor, Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Varsity Swimmers Take Fourth Place, l9 30 37 47 36l,Q 35 24 l7 . SEASON 52 46. 56 23 ' l5 A l6 46 Whittier ....... El Seguno ...... Blackfoxe Millikan .............. ......, Riverside Poly .............. El Rancho .......... ....... San Marino . California ..... RECORD La Habra ..... Santa Ana Huntington Beach ........ Newport Harbor .......... Fullerton .............. ....... Garden Grove Western .......... ....... 67 48 67 49 l I 42 53 69 X2 34 40 30 63 7l 6l 40 Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Viewing the 13 Sunset League championship trophy are Bill Leos, Captain Danny Payne, Mike Forbes, and Richard Perry. The trophy is the first swimming trophy to be brought home by Colony swimmers. NON-LEAGUE RECORD i5 2l ,, ,,.. 35 73 l7 35 LEAGUE 27 72 55 49 57 66 63 Whiiiier ,,.... . EI Segundo Y,,.. Millikan i,......... Riverside Poly , El Rancho .,,,. San Marino ,..i. California , ,, RECORD La Habra ,,,,, Santa Ana .,..... Huntington Beach Newport Harbor Fullerton ......... Garden Grove Western .......,. Bur B's Win Their First Championship -was-2: 3 were i ef B SWIMMING TEAM-TOP ROXV: D. Stanfieldl D. Payne, R. Brenchly, T. Tatlock, C, Such, and B. Beach. BOTTOM ROXV: J. Endieott man'1p,e1 J Kiner, 13. Smith, B. Smithton, M. Cronin. J. Brown, and Coach R. Brown. 111.4-.:-.u 7 41. .g:j., -,':-,.E V 11:5-.':,'I I .- :-I 1252- 22:2-553555355-'--I afew ,ff ,..,., .Ai W...-.., w fir ' W 9 B . . M' N l i l l C SWIM TEAM-Top ROXV: D, Hel-inger. J- Vvunsch, S, Gerald, J. Scott, B. Chamberlain, L. Laster, P. Crist, and J. Bernard. BOTTOM ROW: ass't coach R. Johnson, B. Fennema, B. Reed, T. Price, H, Morris, H. Pollchik, D. Aldinger, M. Jones, and coach R. Brown. As C's Break All Listed School Records The League Champion B squad was led by Swimmer of the Year Bill Leos, who was league champion in the backstroke. Danny Payne was chosen captain, Mike Forbes was league champion in the 200-yard free style, Richard Perry was league champion in the 50- and l0O-yard free styles. The B free style relay of Perry, Forbes, Leos, and Kelley set a league record in defending its championship from last year. The B's continued the same pattern as the C's in the record setting department, leaving only two school records standing. Other outstanding swimmers for the B's were Bob Smith, Barry Brenchly, Dave Standfield, and Jerry Brown. The C squad was led by league champion breaststroker, John Scott and Tom Hoag, Bob Chamberlain, Bob Smithton, who was selected as Swimmer of the Year. ln the C division, every listed school record was broken. Hoag was selected as captain. Other outstanding C swimmers were Steve Gerald, Jerry Wunsch, Jim Morris, and Bob Reed. The Colonist entered the CIF preliminaries with l3 swimmers and continued through to the CIF Semi-Finals before being 'eliminated to one man. Richard Perry was the sole man to reach the CIF finals for the second year in a row. Perry placed sixth in the B lOO-yard free style. i98 Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim NON-LEAGUE RECORDS 22 5l l8 45 67 l8 24 LEAGU E 54 56 44 31 45 36 48 Whittier .... El Segundo .... Millikan ......., Riverside Poly El Rancho ...... San Marino .. California ...... RECORD La Habra ...... Santa Ana .... Huntington Beach Newport Harbor Fullerton ........ Ga rden Grove Western ........ i M'-MM-MWMW-W wwvzwfz-fm-ff-rin -- N.-.MW I .-swag sl!! .5 'ATT e1L3Q K . VARSITY TENNIS TEAM-Charles Allen, Brian Stieler, Larry Hood, Gary Kelley, llill Piper, Dennis Robinson. .Iolin Katz, and Les Hawkins. Both Net Squads Coached by Varsity tennis reached an all-time low in the i959-60 season. Anaheim, once a perennial power in the Sunset League, slumped to the bottom of the league standings after coming out on the short end of a pre-season series. The reasons for the team's poor showing, according to Coach Wayne Crook, were lack of returning lettermen and experienced players and few new players coming out for the team. The team's season, despite the team's poor record, did have a few bright spots. One of these was the play of Brian Stieler. Stieler was a consistent point winner for the Colonists all season, both in singles and when teamed in doubles with captain Gary Kelly. Led by these two players, the team turned in some very strong efforts during the season. This year's varsity lettermen were Brian Stieler, Gary Kelly, Chuck Allen, Dennis Robinson, John Katz, Les Hawkey, and Myles Clowers. Although Stieler, Kelly, Allen, Robin- son, and Katz are all seniors, Coach Crook hopes to get some help from the junior varsity and new students next year. 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The team had a winless practice season and finished in the cellar ot the Sunset League standings. The team was at a disadvantage all year having 'ro replay halt the matches without a full squad. According to the coach, Wayne Crook, this was due to the tact that there just weren't enough athletes interested enough in tennis to come out tor the team. The team was also hurt when some of the top players moved up to the varsity at mid-season. This year's team was led by captain John Zelnar and consisted ot Doug Cook, Charlie Cox, Doug Ruotf, Harry Campbell, Eddie Laster, and Bryon Mclntire. Zelnar was the team's top point getter and the number one singles player. Cook and Cox formed the first doubles team and did a good job all season. All the players will be back next year except Ruott and Campbell, who are seniors. Coach Crook is expecting a great deal of help from the returning players for next year's varsity team. Charlie Cox is shown preparing to smash EL lob to Myles Clowers as Eddie Laster prepares for action. Wayne Crook, Build for Next Season JV TENNIS TEAM-John Zelnar, Doug Ruoff, Myles Clowers, Eddie Laster, Harry Campbell, Charles Cox, Doug Cook, and Bob Franco. ZOO VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM-'FOI' 1-LOXVZ D, Harlow, ll. Rothermund, T., Nalmbe, .I. Spatz, C. VVinn, R. Landin, and J. Troxel. BOTTOM KOXV: J. Hurltiet, H. XX old, A. Provencio, IJ. Rothermund, J. Griggs, S, Ric-kets, and C. Aguilar. Wrestlers Have E cellent Second Year Having a very successtul season, the Anaheim High wrestling team finished the year with a record of I3 wins with only two losses. The team's record is especially good be- cause the team has only been in existence for two years. Losses were to teams with more experience. Also won by the team was the Orange Coast Invitational Tourna- ment, which hosted all Orange County wrestling teams. Anaheim had a total ot 88 points and six winners. They were Harold Wold, T03-lb. class, Bob Rothermund, IIQ- Ib. class, Steve Rickets, T20-lb. class, David Harlow, T33-lb. class, Claudio Aguilar, T27-lb. class, and Jerry Spatz, I55-lb. class. At the CIF district meet held at Western, the Colonists placed nine team members. The JV's finished the season with a record of I2 wins and two losses. JV WRESTLING TEAM-TMP ROXY: B. Does, A. Brunson, G. Shigekawa, T. Horton, and R. Daily. BOT'I'1tA1 HOXY: M. Cox, N. Brady, L. Dickey, B, Vukelich, und P. Riley. 2Ol VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM-TOP HOXY: Coach C. Mc-Muhzin, 'Ii XY:itts, T. Price, B. Smith, T. Young, D, Nelson, and T. XVoodhull. IXOTTOM HOW: A, 'I':iylm'. li. Kennedy. T. Summers, R. Keele, M. Lundes, und IR Dodge. Gymnastics Squad Posts Even Record Paced by high-point man Bill Smith, the Colony gym- nastics team came through the season with an even three- win-three-loss record. The gymnasts, coached by Charles McMahon, lost their first match to Long Beach Wilson 78-53, but then came back to win three consecutive matches. Sierra tell 56-32 while Anaheim downed Pomona 77-24, and Mayfair 53-23. The Colonists then lost their last two matches to Montebello 7l-53 and Arroyo 64-l4. Most improved gymnast was Tom Price. The team had a total ot lO lettermen. Seniors were Bill Smith, Tim Young, Dan Nelson, and Arnie Taylor. Two iuniors lettered-Philip Dodge and Tom Price, while Bob Sutton, Tom Watts, Terry Woodhall, and Mark Landes were Shawn ZlllUXtt is Ualoiiy g'5'niii:tsl Tom Price doin: :in "Iron l'1'nss." l'i'iu- wzrs si.-li-1-tml must lllllwuvvrl gyluxlztsl lil the ond of the your. 202 the sophomores who earned letters. SEASON RECORD Anaheim ....., ,..... 5 3 Wilson Anaheim ...... ...... 5 6 Sierra ,,..., Anaheim ...... ...... 7 7 Pomona Anaheim ...... ....., 5 3 Mayfair Anaheim .,.... .,.... 5 3 Montebello Anaheim ...... ...... l 4 Arroyo .,,., Memories of '6O's GAA Girls Linger 70? Lv., GAA CABINET-STANDING: K. Stronachn P. Ohauion, C. Ferguson, J, Hollerson, I'. Howard, and Q". Riley. SE.-X'I'T2D: J. ICHSIOH, S. Swezxringen, M. Easton, LS. Biankiueyer, C. Jeter. J. Sympson, and I.. Hensley. As Advisers, Ccibinei Members Strive efsissii-W . J- A BARBARA BLAN K President 204 li? ii MEYER . " ' 'il' 'iii K if sw- . ,.,.. - --' ' ' -' ..... .. A ---r 1 -"- MIRIAM EASTON Vice President I. , 1- V ,Y 1- .. .-. ...- I ,:,,f.3'n,- e nh . nx? fY? ig is g- A el if 11 x as . X ifQ..wf.,i,..Ii6:. Begg J Q CAROL JETER Secretary .wtf W 31. SANDY SWEARINGEN Treasurer as RXNM V -. -. . . JANET EASTON Publicity Chr. 61 Historian - 1 ,,. . X ,Y M r A .T . '-1 , , , I .... ff ii . . .1 is .1552 it A i P r ' 1' 1.--at P l BETTY' LAN"CAST R JOAN FEE MAXINE DEKKER Senior ACWISCF Junior Adviser Sophomore Adviser -KATHY DYE CAROL FERGUSON PEARL OHANIAN S-EWU" RePl'6SBHfatiVe Junior Representative Sophomore Representative- To Achieve Three Gutstanding Years Even though membership is limited, most girls who are interested in sports at Anahi may ioin the Girls' Athletic Association. Under the leadership of Betty Lan- caster, senior adviser, and her two assistants, Joan Fee, iunior adviser, and Maxine Dekker, sophomore adviser, this association has emphasized good sportsmanship and team spirit in the many sports which have been offered to the members. Included in these sports are basketball, hockey, volleyball, softball, badminton, tennis, swimming, golf, shuffle-board, archery, modern dance, and paclclle-tennis. Anahi's GAA members have participated in many activities this year through the organization. To add something new to the agenda, the GAA Cabinet members organized two car washes which proved very successful. In addition to taking part in these proiects, GAA members staged a Red Cross drive which turned out to be extremely beneficial, held a profitable candied-apple sale, they participated in several LANA HENSLEV "sports days," sponsored two school dances and climaxing an active year, held the Sports Commissioner annual banquet. In addition to instituting the Outstanding GAA Girl of the Year award, the board members traditionally presented Four-Year Passes based on skill in sports, high scholastic standards, sincerity, cooperation, high ideals, good sportsmanship, and contributions to GAA. Qualified seniors receiving this special privilege are Barbara Blankmeyer, Kathy Dye, Lana Hensley, and Colleen Riley. Promoting an active year for the Girls' Athletic Association was Barbara Blank- meyer, president. Barbara led her cabinet capably and proved a great asset in making this year a successful one. Her cabinet consisted of Miriam Easton, vice president, Carol Jeter, secretary, Sandy Swearingen, treasurer, Lana Hensley, sports commissioner, Janet Easton, publicity chairman and historian, Jane Sympson, Red Cross representative, Kathy Dye, senior representative, Carol Ferguson, junior representative, and Pearl Ohanian, sophomore representative. Representing AUHS, members of the cabinet attended two conferences this year. They attended the Offlnge County GAA Conference at La Habra and the annual JANE SYMPSON Red Cross Representative GAF Convention at Redondo Beach. 205 With the Mighty Seniors Out in Front SENIOR GAA-TOP ROW: S. Steelrnen, S. Swearingen, S. Watkins, A. Wilson, M. Wittesch, and S. Woodrutt. SECOND ROW: C, Riley, C. Roland, L. Santi, L. Schleqel, S. Schmidt, L. Smith, and B. Spielmen. THIRD ROW: L. Murphy, K. Nelson, C. O'Brien, K. Per- kins, D. Peters, D. Portzer, and M. Reed. FOURTH ROW: N. Mabs, P. McKinney, S. Myer, J. Mickelson, M. Miller, A. Mittman, and B. Morton. FIFTH ROVV: S. Henry, L. Hensley, J. Hunter, M. Jenl4ins,, C. Jordon, S. Krastel, and l. Liles. SIXTH ROW: J. Easton, C. Endicott, B. Forsythe, N. Freeman, C. Gates, P. Hauclq, end C. Henning. BOTTOM ROW: G. Adler, B. Blanlqmeyer, B. Boatman, C. Currier, A. Davis, N. Dean, and K. Dye. 206 Various Balls Were Always Bouncing Taking the lead by persistent efforts, GAA's mighty senior class endeavored to fulfill many and varied goals throughout several seasonal sports and the entire year too. In the opinion of Betty Lancaster, senior adviser, volleyball, which awarded the class most of their numerous wins, was the most successful sport entered into by the determined coeds in comparison with other seasonal sports. Elected for their outstanding performances in the sport desig- nated, the following senior girls were chosen by their teammates and captains as the Outstanding Athlete in their respective fields of excellence: Kathy Dye, Basketball, Colleen Riley, Hockey, and Lelani Smith, Volleyball. Due to time shortage, softball's out- standing player is not represented here. Girls were chosen on their ability, cooperation, sportsmanship, and team performance. . . . Determined seniors HSDIKQ' the volleyball. . . . With sticks in position, active players battle over the ball. gk l 'eu-L., . . . Hats and halls provide a lively sport' for eager girls, 207 'Nm Wl1ile AU's Juniors Ron Close Behind JUNIOR GAA-TOP ROW: K. Sclwmidl, D. Smillw, S. Summers, J. Syrnpson, C. Vanderveer, S. Wlwile, and S. Woodrome. SECOND ROV-f: L. Navarelle, S. Nelson, N. Polley, J. Raber, K. Ramsay, E. Roberlson, and J. Rooldam. THIRD ROW: J. Kirlqlie, M. Knauss, S. LaFollelle, L. Legg, S. Lloyd, and E. Maddox. FOURTH ROW: E. Hund, C. James, C. Jeler, J. Jones, C. Junglceil, and S. Kasba. FIFTH ROW: L. Gordon, B. Harnplon, L. Harison, D. I-feinze, S, Henry, and S. Hoare. SIXTH ROW: L. Burrows, P. Cowee, M. Dolan, S. Domini, M. Easlon, and C. Ferguson. BOTTOM ROW: D. Balayle, S. Bird, R. Boswell, J. Bradford, C. Brown, and S. Brown. 208 by Persistent Efforts in Other Sports... Batting the birdie amuses alert players Keeping their eye on the ball at all times, this year's junior class came through the various seasonal sports with outstanding achievements and victorious wins. Chosen for their outstanding performances in the desig- nated sport, the following junior girls were elected by their teammates and captains as the Outstanding Ath- lete in their respective fields ot excellence: Dawn Batayte, Basketball, Nina Polley, Hockey, and Jackie Jones, Vol- leyball. Due to time shortage, softball's outstanding player is not represented here. Girls were chosen on their ability, team performance, sportsmanship, and cooperiation. lt is the belief of Joan Fee, junior adviser, that the most successful sport in accordance with all others, enter- ed into by the class, was basketball which brought about many memorable victories. Q . i l....- .... ....Y.,A-.. ,W ...M .. . ..,,.s, W M ,,,,,,, . . . With swinging raclcets, lively juniors run up the score . . . Determined girls leap tor the ball 209 Colonist Sophomores Heid TI1eir Own SOPHOMORE GAA-TOP ROW: C. SIiger, P. Sione. K. Sironaclw, K. Tnornion, and E. Wagner. SECOND ROW: J. Roberson, C. Ross, G. Ryan. K. Schamp, and P. Seepy. THIRD ROW: J. MiIIer, J. NeIson, J. Neimeyer, P. OI'ianian. and S. Rabago. FOURTH ROW: J. Huson. K. Joha, J. Joyce, P. Kufahl, and M. Larson. FIFTH ROW: J. Croner, C. Cu+Ier, E. Delong, P. Fawler, and J. Hal- verson. SIXTH ROW: B. Baker, I.. Bircher, J. BonoI, V. Bridqford, and S. Brown. BOTTOM ROW: P. Bryce, V. Hiserodi, B. Maiera, M. Richards, and S. Skinner. 210 on Unlimited Victory as Une Goal . . Sophomore girls demonstrate a modern-dance routine . . Paddle-tennis players are held in suspense With ultimate victory as their main goal, Anaheim's sophomore class emerged with a successful year filled with many remarkable achievements. According to Maxine Dekker, sophomore adviser, the most successful sport, entered into by the newcomers, was hockey which encouraged many a goal to be reached. Selected for their outstanding performances in a des- ignated sport, the following girls were elected by their teammates and captains as the Outstanding Athlete in their respective fields of excellence: Merrie Richards, basketball, Pat Seapy, hockey, Geri Ryan, volleyball. Due to time shortage, softball's outstanding player is not represented here. Girls were chosen on their ability, sportmanship, team performance, and cooperation. Active swimmers emerge from cool waters ' sie, as Girls ot the Months Were Elected OCTOBER Loreli Santi Senior NOVEMBER Pat Howard Throughout the entire year, each of the GAA classes respectively elected a member to serve as the outstanding girl of a particular month. These members were chosen on the basis of good sports- manship, high ideals, cooperation, sincerity, con- tributions to GAA, and skill in sports. ln addition to being featured in the yearbook, each girl, during that particular month tor which she was selected received the honor of being spot- lighted once in the Anoranco-Anaheim's news- paper. Held in the "limelight," these nine talented and sports-minded girls should be saluted for their fine -tribute to Anaheim high. Junior DECEMBER Merrie Richards Sophomore ,ie FEBRUARY Susan La Follette Junior JANUARY Colleen Riley Senior . ft APRIL vw Wwrt J UN E Judy Joyce Sophomore 2l2 'J Barbara Boatman MAY Senior Mary Knauss Junior MARCH Laurie Bircher Sophomore l ll i Q Ni Kathy Dye Chosen as Girl ofthe Year For the first year in the history of GAA, the perpetual trophy "GAA Girl of the Year" was awarded to the class of '6O's outstand- I ing athlete, Kathy Dye. QQ Jgfjgfcf GAA's cabinet presented their idea of the trophy to the three classes who voted unani- V0 'H' E mously in its favor. Expenses for the trophy . fi were then appropriated by the board mem- A .ff-Z3 je 'Aye 5 I i bers. -' 2 1 Y Since the chosen "Girl of the Year" must CXC Kal' i 1 ' be a senior, this year's mighty senior class bill, ,XQWLJ received the privilege of selecting her for the .Z NK, 3 first time. V ln addition to having her niame engraved Q -6-ED on the trophy, each year the senior coed Lexi' will receive an individual medallion, signi- fying her achievement, which will be award- ed her at the annual GAA banquet. A C XMLJ, lftfglilul- ,As-.Q ,md ,jail-LJ canons or ir o te e re sim: e t es which re good sportsmanship, high ideals dards, co tions to A, n sport I g ese r merys, at y Dye, through other remarkabe qualities, earned for herself more honors pmbion, siiwity, high scholas ic s - such as being chosen the Outstanding Ath- lete in senior basketball and acquiring a position on the first or best team in every sport. Along with being very active on the GAA Board as senior representative, Kathy Dye has entered into many other campus activi- ties during her three years at AUHS. Last year, she was a member of the Junior Exec- utive Council and acted as sophomore repre- sentative on the Girls' League Cabinet the previous year. 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BOB CRISTIANO JUDY MAA5 C0-Manager Co-Manager The ANORANCO and COLONIST ADVERTISING STAFF tound that Anaheim businessmen were solidly behind the students ot Anaheim High this year by their purchases of advertising in the annual, which paid tor much ot the printing costs. The class members also 2l6 JUDY WILLIAMS JIM MULCAHY Business Manager Sales Champ sold advertisements for the school paper and the football programs. The group this year was an extremely large one tor an activity ot this nature. A fine iob was done, and the class is proud of its record. Mr. Sam Gosney guided the group tor the year's vital activity. FT. Cenfer of Lemon electrical energy for the needs of motion The experimental Firebird III is a rigorous, critical test for the best new ideas from many General Motors divisions. Delco-Remy contributions? They range from a transistorized voltage regulator to a 110-volt auxiliary a.c. generator which is powerful enough to supply electrical energy for an appliance or, in emer- gencies, even home power systems. Wherever today's vehicles are set in motion, electri- cal forces-and the precision-engineered systems which create, transform and control them-play an essential role. Out of our consistent research will come even better Delco-Remy electrical systems for the needs of motion tomorrow. Delco -Remy From the highway to the stars DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS, ANDERSON, INDIANA Al T Qagfzczlxicztrfaaefta ide 65444 of 7760 MARTENE1' HARDWARE HARDWARE-PAINTS-HOUSEWARS slNcE mo 9 l S Ah ENNEYS KEY 5 2303 : : T.,... ,.. ,,,,, .V .. 1,,, ,f,, ,.,,A. . .,,,Z.,,, 4,.Z,.,i,t .AT, , 124 w. csmen - ANAHEIM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 oaleafo call fee-af fccmaleo DELICIOUS AND WHOLESOME An Anaheim lnsH+uHon for Over 50 Years Congratulations to The Class of1Q60 ..F IOII1 AP TRO? A Division of Norttzrop Corporation Systems Support 500 Qrangetliorpe Ave. Anaheim tab Y A 0,5 7I? IUGWUIQYIIOR MEN 8. BOYS FOR D W A T A PANCAKESg MORNING - NOON - NIGHT MINDED OPEN 6 A.M. 'ro s P.M. T418 E. Cen1'er Closed Mondays MEN IN NEED EXTRA CASH I AUTO LOANS ORANGE o SALARY LOANS WITHOUT W ITING COUNTY A Up fo 24 monfhs to Repay SINCE 0 FURNITURE LOANS 0 CONTRACT PURCHASE Loans +o 5800.00 For WorII1wI'1iIe Purpose Anaheim Finance Co. Broadway Shopping Cenier-Anaheim 112 S. Los Angeles S+. Anaheim. Calif. KE. 5-6201 220 checking in To summer . . . fhe many fun occas ons . . . beach parfies . . . dances! For any evenf, Buffums' Young Californian Shops have fhe fashions you wanf. Lef us be fhe firsf sfop on your fashion agenda. II I I IIIII i Main af Tenfh 9 Sanfa Ana Phone KE. s-zsoe B. Joe Quast 8: Son CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF I960 PLUMBING - REPAIRS ogvorg, eoometico canal 'Eoiletrieo Joe Quasf 306 N. Los Angeles Phil Boeffcher ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NEW MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS KING SIZE ICUSTOM BUILTI BIUE BIIIII IIRAPERY II IIEIIIIRAIING SIUIJIII 723 N. Los Angeles Sf. Ph. KEysfone 5-3937 ANAHEIM, ' CALIFORNIA REBUILDING REMODELING RENOVATING OFFICIAL STATE STERILIZATION PLANT ,-4aa4edm Wfalmeaa ?czotaw - DON WHITE - KEys'I'one 5-2423 IOI-IO2 Wesf La Palma Anaheim, California 22I BE-LO -LEE COIEE RE STYLIST MISS LEE KE 5-0973 I22I S. EUCLID ANAHEIM, CALIF. So. of BALL RD. ON EUCLID TAKE IT EZY-WITI-I K-EZY f ,N-1, ORANGE couN'rnss oNLY 24 HOUR G s'rA'rloN x BLUE HAVEN PUIIIS anoAncAs1lNG FIIUNI TH: fl isneglandiiutcl M I ww' ' .2 " :::f:a.si:f :i2f.ff-fri sf : 1 1 r.: s.:g,f: 125 1 1 I 1 --, .... . ...... - .... .- .. ..... , ,. . L.. I .. .... - .,.,. 1 ,... .- -. 1 12 -s :S 5-: "mx, -I -'--'- .::::. 1 5:-I -!.':? .:: if 3 "" I I ,., QM wwfww W 'IEE , '1 5? 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Euclid PR 4-0396 from 'rhe Brlhsh Crown Colony 222222225 255223525532 ' I KE 5-955 I CONCRETE SAWING B R E A K I N G CORE DRILLING Your Hosfess Mrs. Lin CHUNGKING CRFE WHERE PRESCRIPTIONS ARE FILLED SCIENTIFICALLY OPEN II:30 A.M. fo 2 A.M. DAILY ea. FRIDAY - SATURDAYS II:30 A.M. 'I'o 3 A.M. 327 E. Cerner Phone KE. 5-4519 EAM T' JACKSON ' AIMS 2' A N A H E I M 237 E. Cen+er S+. AND KE. 5-2322 I82O LincoIn Ave. PR 4-3773 7 e GAIIQIIQMI CQW1 Res. PR 4-7715 a and DRAPERY SHOP Bus. KE 5-4084 ckfwtiflg 158 W. Cenfel' Sf. FLOOR covERlNe SPECIALISTS ANYTIME BYIAPPOINTMENT 4I5 E. Cen'I'er S+ree+ Anaheim, California 916 N. Los Angeles KE 5-6907 PHIL'S AUTO GLASS AIIAHEIII IIIIAKE SIIIIIIIIJII 912 N. Los Angeles KE 5-1514 4-me Q 34 19435 jam F fwtggig f Q M as A 511, sad!! W .,,, , N W ,, , -152 24'-Q M A,.,,,, fm 3.' 2 VV , f 1 , Phone KE 52121 6f"Wlf E BH ln fhis your 'Fines'r hour and les? you forge+: H' is man's duly +o aH'ain 'ro knowledge and rhere- wifh virfue, for knowledge is virlue and sin is +he frui'r of ignorance." A Socrafes Through dedica+ion 'l'o +his clufy may you aHain 'ro The highesf order of knowledge-UNDERSTANDING There Is Qualify In Insurance, Too Campbell Associates l027 No. Euclid Ave., Anaheim KEysi'one 5-4996 A Comple+e Insurance Service Broolchurst Cleaners I blk. So. Lin-Brook Bowling Center or one near you in by I0:00 out by 5:00 Try our Nationally Advertised better kind of dry cleaning I' . X f X I' zimelic S SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA nw Marlels and UHF! BEAUTY SALON "LOOK YOUR BEST "Beauty Is Our Bi1siness" BE COTLER DRESSED EAST ANAHEIM SHOPPING CENTER West Side of Alpha Beta IZ63-B E. CENTER Phone Anaheim, California KEystone 5-7878 PACIFIC FINANCE PERSONAL LOANS SALES FINANCING 532 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS GRADS OF '59 The Store for Men 118 West Center Street 227 .h ,V V, fwf r fu Q16 4 .f ,' 1 S .. V f X QWHTAQ' 152 W, ' ' ' gm- , , , " T MF QQ '..-:Vw J ff - Y T' Q1 Efw: E ' S lx-25-Aw' 4 '- ,f 1 -- 1 as fm.: 1 Q . 1 A . U ,Ivy R! ' , .Diaz T ST g , . YA .Sf A fbi ' ff . TK f . J 5 ' ' 'L T 'tm J 1. Q?" 1, 'p , - A f' " I , v I N -,M L., , T f 5 , f Qs., - n ,f..,w+.. W Wy N ' 4 , ' T 'J F zmfrs ff Jw, f' V i . . E., . S 5 . ' .,3 " :,,k': jim ,T fx- l 'lj .'! ' ,wqfw I W E , I ' ., . . E K V 'Q' NH SHV 3 , ' , 'H + ? as 4 1 "f'Q 'E. t I , E , Q Lb s 3 tj ,: f Ln,2vgm ' - L 3 v .,, 5 Q 5"-Q. , b E .f fl 'i g 1 - i- Q'-61 ' " ,faf'5fL' 1 "' V ' -'V' " V f "L . i -,Q ' . ' , Q' - v- . L 5 xh, 2 'nr-A1 A 4 1 - ni Q f 46 , :Q f'g.,P1Qi5a'.ff55', A A- mix ,R psy N H lrfprvv Q .:,. 5 QU , -' , " w..,fg,,, K. "gf R' if '-4-fin' I -M' .f ' 4 ,, ,. "f" ' . ,ig . , ,., ,, ,, W ' ,,.,,.: A... .. fr i ,N J", fi ' 11-1 ww -E Xml MES Q??Q xwcvgiv .QED 'X XxfLOCSLQDnwJi kKOO kv ' QQ Qi k r - 'ix as J 4 QQQKL SQQMUMNA XTKQTY QQ SQQCCCCC T3 Kill CEDCEQ XSYMWOLX 'ASQ ' E RNC? ' J + 1 . f 4. QOUKZ QSEXQJ ow -f 'A - EL QBLQCDO --1 QC? xfx Ln alma Drive In The first in reol Mexican food 940 NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET, ANA!-RN MQSQS- J QMQ A0 'KQQSXQS 5 R160 CMV Sita O N A WD! 1-X-Nxq QLDQK LOEVIXT Xjuxcu SSMCOC2-AX "FOR THE VJOMAN WHO CARES' 7 if , as J Q cv! mul Czaforz I02 E. Center-Anaheim Phone KEystone 5-6215 Tinting - Brow and Lesh Tinting I-lair Styling - Manicurinq-I-lair Cutting - Permanent Waving CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 RAY CO. 1695 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim lCor. Lincoln and Euclidl PRospect 4-8416 AUTO SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS MUFFLERS The Best in Custom Interiors and Custom Systems Exhaust i 'I 111 EAST CENTER KE. 5-4997 H. H. STABBERT INSURANCE AGENCY I KE 5-0114 124 W. Broadway KE 5-4315 kwfhfl THE BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 KWIKSET DIVISION AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA fiffffff 229 Nm S F' 1 . ,... f : i.b f Palm Motor Lodge ' ROOM PHONES - DINERS CLUB ' HEATED POOL ' AMERICAN EXPRESS 'AIR CONDITIONED ' CARTE BLANCHE ' FREE T.V. ' INTERNATIONAL AAA Approved Member of Congress of Motor Hotels Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Stevens 1101 N. Palm St. Owners - Managers Anaheim PRospect 4-7734 Calaiffa Je San .fdnfonio WEDDINGS 8. RECEPTIONS 1200 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim KE 3-1346 ,I -, I K :fm A .,.. T" f ' 1 '1 f ssa, v , . , H .mxssk KN b is A I ' T I Im , fi W I .fe I eveesegeglguv-es'az N 'e f ao , t gf-is I so -,. oss I I I st -.aflf 3 z lei' L K' X L . I 'K ' - N"'1: :" - 'I ----f '1:- Ball-Broolclwurst Corral 15 SHOPS TO SERVE YOU MuIIer's Muffler Service ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1703 W. Lincoln Ave. Cor. Euclid 8. Lincoln ANAHEIM, CALIF. KEystone 5-3235 230 WAYNES AUTO SERVICE "Put Your Car In Good Hands" AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE DIFFERENTIAL 8. CLUTCH TUNE-UPS ' PICK UP - DELIVERY KE 3-1537 KE 5-4829 STOCK EQUIP. ' DUALS ' CHROME ACCESSORIES UPHOLSTERY TUPE K JACK c SORTORE I I G W! ean eaufy Sain 201 So. Claudina , Anaheim, Calif. HOWELL-PENNCRAFT CORPORATION KE OF CALIFORNIA Beauty Is Our Business PR 4 2254 Never Too Young 876 RosE PLACE Or Too Old- ANAHEIM R me 1 is 5 U 'ZEN 'img nc..'.iv HEINZ IMPORTED CARS fd Dealers for Hillman Mmx - Sunbeam - Alpine J English Ford Line 'l2l5 N- Palm 2l6 E. Cenier S+. KEys+one 5 5465 Anaheim Anaheim, California eangxzaliufafiond efadfl of Z0 eangfzalfcclci diana ROBERTSHAWFULTQN CONTROLS COMPANY Orange County Drug Bn. DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS KE. 5-2408 236 w. cemer S1 E ANA:-mm, cAuFoRN:A . Fresh - See 'Em Made 8 116 So.PIc1ceniia PR. 4-1850 232 B. B. 81 H. MOTOR PARTS INC AUTOMOTIVE PARTS lm I AND I I EQUIPMENT MACHINE A I SHOP :STN f+--- SERVICE X fx MAIN STORE DISTRIBUTORS BRANCH 120 Ch I I f CenIruI8.WcIIn A h N I IIy K G rden Grov KE 52828 B d JE 7-0203 0 Frank StIIweII Studebaker FMTHFULLY SERVING YOUR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRMAN FOR 851 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. NEARLY A QUARTER CENTURY ANAHEIM KEYSTONE 5-2115 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 CENTER SPORTING GOODS I 811 EAST CENTER PE0Sp.-ECI 2-4590 We Specialize in All Athletic Equipment 233 1? ,L ' ' ' 32 ai ana el" 5- S5 , gm Are you interested in modeling and personal im- provement? Renaissance offers ten classes for girls from 12 years to 18 years. KE 3-1733 - 1023 N. Euclid Anaheim Adult and Little Miss classes also Zlfefmeal fbmnea aqaude ANAHEIM et" 6 Good Luck to Anaheim's Graduates from W. T. GRANT CO. EAST ANAHEIM CENTER 2140 ANAHEIM-OLIVE ROAD PR 4-4043 Wil,-1 1001 W. Center 0 KE. 5-5505 EEZEYMEDY GAME Maia! 1747 s. HARBOR swn. ANAHEIM, cAuE. PHONE: Pnospeff 4-5284 I ' Near Disneyland . . . For the Entire Family "Preferred by People Who Like Good Food" 0 I hams "EfIT21':,::" HARBOR and IcATEI.I.A-IN ANAl-lEIM Open Daily 7 a.m.-2 a.m., Fri. 8I Sat. 'Til 4 a.m. IlyhuS INTERIORS MEMBER NATIONAL SOCIETY INTERIOR DESIGNERS IOO9 WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA B03 Wll-I-INVIS P- E.K1ePPer Sporting Goods Hector M. Nyhus NSID 131 W, BRQADWAY PHONE KEYSTONE 5-8464 ANAHEIM KE 5-4806 b,,.,A I I I V 194 E I Mahoney dk bon RETAIL AND WHOLESALE MEATS b I I I I I I IH V I K ,L A RESTAJUIZAETLZLJCIZVEYORS OF FINEUogA:3.gI'gDNIEATs 112 N O S KE 5 5341 A C Itgs Fun to Bowl at Anaheim's Leading Jewelers Since I905 WUNDER BUWL HI-IRIFIELII JEWEIERS 48 Lanes Coffee Shop HOME OF "PERFECT" KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS Children's Playroom Billiard Room 235 FREE INSTRUCTIONS DAILY iulq Q ITY LAUNDR BENNETT'S COLORIZER PAINTS PICTURE FRAMING ART SUPPLIES Ritz Cleaners BILL HQWARD 'T GUESS "WE GUARANTEE THE B I AND D RY 307 EAST' CENTER S KE 5 3289 ANA . Schaeefler Paint XI Wall Paper GANAHL LUMBER C O. 501 E. CENTER ST. PHONE KE. 5-2256 SOFTWOOD PHONE KE 5-2469 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA C mercicxl L d IS. I d Residential F E I t Motel G Ap Iments ANAHEIM PAINTING and DECORATING SPECIALISTS IN CUSTOM HOMES H A R DWO O D ou' Efffloltefpflfelgi f,f,IfhfIlffI. rim C. L. ILESI HAKE KES? ph5133 FULLER PAINTS KWIKSET LOCKS DIAMONDS 4 vor 3 A WATCHES Iffg 9' SILVER R3-19? oufie 0 Rauf? JEWELRY h If T' 5? 8 S PAULINE IVORY .., ff'QL5"'f4 OWNER V' if 414 E. CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA f JEWELRY KEysIone'3-2596 l55 W. CENTER ANAHEIM KE. 5-4403 AIR Co O PR 2-0535 NDITI N D ' IILISQEEUIDVPOOL E RS - 4 4 4 Tux SHOP cuklkl DINNER JACKETS FOR PROMS AND S 'ZS -. FORMAL AFFAIRS 531 WEST KATELLA AVENUE ' ANAHEIM, CALIF. By AppoinI'menT ADJACENT TO DISNEYLAND ' PH.KEysIone 5-9410 COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE OPEN EVENING5 741 N. Los Angeles Anaheim BRUWN and IIASKINS DEALER SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS "Service ls Our Business" CENTER AND PALM KEysl'one DOLLER'S RADIO SERVICE PACKARD BELL RADIOS and TELEVISION MOTOROLA AUTO RADIOS 726 So los Angeles SI. KEys'l'one 5-3358 Fighling Rainbows Year Around Fishing I535I Anaheim-Olive Road Anaheim, California RIver Trout Pond No License - No Limil Day KE. 3-1253 Nighl KE. 5-2071 We Furnish Tackle Clean and Box Your Fish UN-BRUUK BUILDERS HARDWARE PR0SPeC+ 4-8300 1 1' xi. 6 ZI44 w. LINCOLN AVE lnear Bro kh ll ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA e Qflllllll ll3E'Clllll Gollcfe I Q J I I J J A Complete Course in Hair Styling 8 Cosmetology 0 PI'i'Iale and Class lnxlruclion 0 Free Placement - Positions Walling 0 A Complelely Modern School 0 Very Reasonable Rales 4 Experl Oualilied lnxlruclors 0 Privalely llwnerl Q Slate Approved 0 Classes Slarl Daily 0 9 Monlhs Course 0 For Men or Women 218 E. CENTER PR 4:-3561 AMHE-M Congraiulallons Senior Class Phil Renick Cadillac FIVE Plllll I'HlIllllllll IIOO Lincoln Ave. Phone KE. 5-36ll Complimenfs of fhe MISSIIIN Flllllllllllll C O M P A N Y FINE FURNISHINGS AND 'INTERIORS 223 Easl' Cenier Phone KE. 5-6166 I0O72 FOR THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING X 1' T - 4- I PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 3I4 E. Cenler S+. KE. 5-7306 HARVE'S BARBER SHOP Expert Flat-Top and Walla fbavuf Locally Owned and Operaled Complele Line of Dairy Goods Crew-CU? Hcimns 'll903 H bor at Chapman A Including Goofs Milk ANAHEIM E. Crescenl' Ave. KEys'I'one 5-239I 238 Congratulations Lund 8m Sons Co. Manufactlufzrs of High Grade Paints and Enamels GLASS WORK OF ALL KINDS FINE QUALITY WALL PAPERS 'll2O LINCOLN AVENUE PHONE KE 5-2831 A LARGE Home coNcERN SERVING You FLYING "A" PIIOIIUOTS FLYING "A" TIRES FLYING "A" BATTERIES '.1LEl5.T, iT:W ,B - .AQV f-NW ff Q ' A M W I,I,,I., Ilia, I ,C av N... , - A kr K I A-Yi , Q I' in ' I A "'XLA ,,- . xxx HOME f -S' V gf:- HUME 0IL CIIMPANY I422 Wesf Broadway KE 5-2126 Anaheim, California PRospecI 2-2030 KEys'rone 5-3852 MOODY ELECTRIC LICENSED CONTRACTOR Industrial, Commercial and Domestic Wiring WYLIE MOUTARD 2030 Lincoln Ave. Manager Anaheim, California A HENNIG AUTO PAINT 81 BODY WORK 900Vz W. VERMONT ANAHEIM, CALIF. KE 5-2407 PR 4-8429 A ANY 521,50 crm 25 Years Same Location Louis Hennig, Mgr. SPECIALIZ C LLE1 - PAR Jumam PACKED CAFZRDTE .DIIFWF Grvwcfrs ,I-ilarkffffhg df. C1'f1lz'r1s - I'zlf'l'.'1Q - Wi I , . Lppiu CAR AND TRUCK LETS - FRESH VEGETABLES FUN 4-5 E E' yy Congrafulalions Graduates P ai L MANUFACTURING -bel Judi' COMPANY, INC. Cceggoried COSTUME JEWELRY - HANDBAGS T I ph 517 EAST LA PALMA 50-I N. Loara St. KEy I 5 2839 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KE 5-9448 Broadway-Orange County Shopping Center llis0n's COMPLETE FOOD MARKET "All Your Needs al Lower Prices" 555,South Los Angeles St. Anaheim ERMISCH We ffe""e' IIARIJIN OLDSMOBILE KARL F. KNAPPI Prop. , Hlexe SSZEFFY OSQOQZLELHQHIP "Your Aulhorized Oldsmobile Dealer" Cash and Carry Pickup and Delivery U ff . QQ If I-leadquarlers for Swealers 8 8 Since I926 II7 W. Cypress KE. 5-46I8 350 W. Cenler 252 N' LOS Angeles Sl' KEysfone 5-7211 I'I' QZGPL .Brides Teqisfry Service UNION OIL DEALER ' s+0p'v6faS',L,Q'flLiaf2ffS and Belle-ries G I F T s Amo Accessories FQR ALL FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY QCCASIQNS Palm ai' Cenfer Phone KE. 5-3465 239 W. CENTER ST. KEys+one 5-4648 I NEFF'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER GUMPAIIY 200 North Los Angeles Street CONGRATULATIONS COLONISTS CONE BROS. CHEVROLET -- SINCE 1933 "Your Satisfaction ls Our Future Business" Phone KE. 5-3219 215 North Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-1143 WEBER 110011 'l'0llE OFFICE SUPPLIES PENS CARDS STATIONERY .fangdnni 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES Ph. KE. 5-3621 TV. STEREO 139 W. Center St. Anaheim Sales ancl Service ohhhi 515 No. Loara 616 No. Los Angeles St. Broadway Shopping Center Anaheim, Calif. E H PR. 2-1 KE. SIIIIIIIIIIII lll i llllllll A :.,.,.,...,.:.,.:.,,,, .,.,.,,4,., ,.,,,, ,4,, .,.,...,.,,:4,,,..,, . :.f.: " 100 W. CENTER ANAHEIM Let Us Ilolp You with Your Gardening Needs :Y-v--A-A-A-1----Af-A----.-.-'A-N-Y -vA-A-------- - -Y-Y-Y-Ave CARPET RESILIE NT FLOORS R01 L. llll-IK NUR EIIY l28 West Broadway-Anaheim Phone KEystone 5-5108 -YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD NURSERYMAN- SPECIALIZING IN Flower and Grass Seeds-Roses--Trees Bedding Plants--Nursery Stock Complete Line of Pool Supplies Ambassador Enterprises We Can Solve Your Flooring Problem KE 5-0755 Hardwood Floors 881 S. East St. Anaheim SOLARTRON - The Foremost Name in Servo Testing 'N ANAHEIM presents the Transfer Function analxser - "The Place to go for the Place to Go" SQLARTRQN INC, ANAHEIM TRAVEl AGENCY 1742 ZEXN 433 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM' CALIF. For All Travel Details -- Worldwide PRospect 4-5070 Maxine Weigand Charles B. Frank 5 ra. 5, WISSER SPORTING GOODS H A SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS r ' SINCE 1920 tt'ltit is f.o,, f 'iti Q '- "'iii"i "" . iri- :f', r,.- 'tr 'V ' ' 169 W. CENTER ST. KE. 5-3417 I 242 Congratulations Class ot '60 almene studio 222 E. Center St. CAsEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE "A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE' Phone KEys+one 3-3I2I 336 S. Los Angeles S+. ANAHEIM PRESSEL, ROGERS and PRESSEL HARDWARE WELDING 117 SouI'h Clemenfine KEysI'one 5-4206 A N A H E I M CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 GOLDEN RULE MARKET 826 W. CENTER ST. WE CARRY MANNINGS BABY BEEF MEAT DEPT. OPERATED BY L. M. PICKEL GROCERY DEPARTMENT OPERATED BY KENNETH REES WE BELIEVE IN FRIENDLINESS MEAT DEPT. Phone KE 5-3013 GROCERY DEPT. Phone KE 5-9262 243 VEATCH'S SHOES 108 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM KE. 5-1508 Coats ' Suits ' Dresses ' Lingerie ' Hosiery ' Sportswear 30713 2126 ANAHEIM OLIVE RO ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PROSPECT 4-7090 BOB'S FOLDING BANQUET TABLE BOB'S WELDING SHOP B. O. BROOKMAN Portable Welding of All Types Special Mafzufactzzring of Any Kind 1419 W. Center KEystone 2511 Anaheim, California R. RAMOS AUTO PAINTING - COLOR MATCHING WITH ANAHEIM AUTO METAL WORKS 218 W. CHESTNUT ST. KE. 5-2410 RAY O. LINK M. E. BEEBE 81 CO. INSURANCE .. BONDS "The Offire of Perrofza! Serzfife' 132 North Los Angeles Street Phone KEystone 5-7221 Bartlett Rambler, Inc. RAMBLER - METROPOLITAN SALES AND SERVICE SINCE 1917 Bill Bartlett, Pres. Chuck Zimmermon, Vice-Pres. 1557 W. LINCOLN AVE. PR. 2-4242 lrrlfrf Irtl f W' - I - ss... ,Q S W mr. I. No job too large or too small. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SPECIMEN TREES - SHRUBS BUTTS NURSERY "Our business is growing" 1228 LINCOLN KE 5-5450 Adam's TV Si Hi-Fi Television Sets ' Radios ' Hi-Fi ' Stereo Records 81 Service CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 Electra Motors, Inc. PRODUCERS OF- ' MOTORS ' GEAR MOTORS ' GEAR DUCERS ' SPEED VARIERS ' CYCLE VARIERS ' FLUID COUPLINGS FIRST IN ALUMINUM FOREMOST IN QUALITY 2225 W' Ball Rd. KE. 5-6061 IIO NO. LEMON ST. Anaheim KE. 3-3129 Phones CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 HARTFIELD CLEANERS 406 NO. LOS ANGELES For the Finest in Cleaning KNITWEAR OUR SPECIALTY Bus. KEystone 5-3529 Res. KEystone 5-2456 Wallace Tractor Sales 'I'I0 N. MANCHESTER AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR MASSEY-FERGUSON TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TIM WALLACE I-X. D. Per1hc1II CONTRACTOR Anaheim 245 SPEC ALIZED TUNE UP SERVICE Hfumws CAQBUQETQQ aa :er-inion .t5'JZi2T..'2S'WE GENERATORS - LATOR5 - S DYNAMOM . ERVICE LOUIS L.. NEUMAN RES. KE 5-6658 EUS. PR 4-5594 'r T ' I I' Telephone KEystone 5-9400 - KEystone 5-3850 KEN CLARK Manchester Auto Salvage 137 N. Manchester at Lincoln, Anaheim, Calif. atkins ,I 69 Be a Beautician and Secure Your Future , With the Proper Training WN, I "THE FRIENDLY WM. ALLEN SCHOOLS" 'NCOMJCIHH EU A.U.H.S. SPECIAL sso SAVING ON ANY ENROLLMENT "A Curl's Best Friend" ANAHEIM BEAUTY COLLEGE One of Five Wm. Allen Schools 119 N. LEMON ST.-ANAHEIM-KE 3-9821 Industrial Scale Models - Prototype Models - Nuclear Flow Models - Technical Displays - Wind Tunnel Components Training Aids - Engineering Study Models - Plant Layouts Mockups - Architectural Models 1701 South Placentia Avenue Anaheim, California KEllogg 2-3396 l'l. l'l. STABBERT Insurance Agency 124 West Broadway, Anaheim, California TELEPHONE KEystone 5-4315 O P. O. BOX 430 TasTee Freez Tastee Pak Cones Hamburgers 15c Pepsi and Coke 800 W. CENTER KE 5-5598 Phone: KE 5-2463 Bashara's Flying A W3 BEAUTY SALON 139 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Jay R. High, Owner 246 SERVICE STATION AND REPAIRS 300 S. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-5351 Anaheim, Calif. WE GIVE S.H. GREEN STAMPS KEy Iona 5-3400 ,". V. KEYI 5-am fw- o RADIATORS '- " ' o GAS TANKS ,g:E:,55: Q eAsouNs o Mumsns 0 TAILPIPES ' IU o mes I ' ANAHEIM SERVICE 3. RADIATOR REPAIR AT CORNER OF CYPRESS 81 N. LOS ANGELES STS. IN SIGNAL SERVICE STATION 301 N. los Angeles SI. KEysIone 5-0203 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 ANAHEIM PAPER MILL SUPPLIES, INC. GENE KANNARD Anaheim, California +L-P gf IIIII A AIIIII A A 'MI A 1 4... H HHIIUQ """ 3 "" "V ,W , UWT """ 'WWC W ,-, , ' I L, I 4 - I ""m-ig V V T A Im IU L LE ET Vx CITRUS PLYMOUTH 407 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM,,CALIF. PR. 4-4622 off f FURNITURE STUII S ' 500 W. CENTER ST KEYSTONE 5-6028 ANAHEWI, CALIF TUWNE 81 IIUUNTRY MEN'S FURNISHINGS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NAME BRANDS CLOTHING AND TAILORING IN THE WEST FULLERTON SHOPPING CENTER 1815 WEST ORANGETHORPE AVE. FULLERTON LA. 5-4471 l I St.RCgiS PAPER COMPANY Growers Container Division COIVIPLIIVIENTS Hoods Panels Deck Lids Fenders BETZ LOUVRES -2 X Heads Milled Drop Axles STAN BETZ II2 W. Chestnut Klfystone 3-l679 Anaheim, Calitornia Bruce gk Runyon cnfvmm 254 South Los Angeles Across from City Library KEystone 5-8377 Congrats to Class at '60 with mf mfdr FURNIJIUIEE ilngi "Satisfied Customers Are Our Business" l5l North Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-2409 "FOR THE VVOMAN WHO CARES" I dit! 6 Zgedllfy SQLZLNI l02 E. Center-Anaheim Phone KEystone 5-62l5 Tinting - Brow and Lash Tinting Hair Styling - Manicuring-Hair Cutting - Permanent Waving Farmer's Insurance Group Auto - Fire - Truck i t QX I . , I E ii-..Hg,:-,.,, Lite - Burglary - Compensation Bos MARTIN, Agent 433 West Center Street KEystone 5-2326 Congratulations Class at '60 T31 5 "" ' ..., arnoldl" ..,1I::ge fer' 'Fel ONQON F4 rs '-- 7 J. P5 E960 "'-n..,,, N ,IG OO NP-GI Ni?- THIS WEEK in Orange County Magazine KE 5 B438 HIGH NOTE OF FASHION with QD 449 N. L STREET ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Capri CLEANERS 84 LAUNDRY "ORANGE ,COUNTY'S FINEST" 508 S. Brookhursf PR 2-5190 DRIVE IN CAR SIDE SERVICE Winchells Donut House 4-OO NO, LOS ANGELES ST. ANAI-IEIIVI. CALIFORNIA PHONE PR 2-0300 IIUSSEIVS HEHIIH FIIUIIS 0 FRESH CARROT 8: OTHER JUICES o DIABETIC 8: ALLERGY FOODS 1 NATURAL VITAMINS 0 RAW MILK STORE HOURS: WEEK DAYS 8: SAT. 9 - 6 208 N. Los ANGELES ST, FRIDAY 9 . 7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A f kk : E Y 1 L- 2 5 E 5 1 Q' fffv SINOR REALTY 474 NO. PLACENTIA AVE. ANAHEIM, CALIF. PR 4-6533 249 RECORDS - TV - HI-FI . 4 , , . I t 5 I l I EMM I-UMBER I PALACE HI Fl Q Q . EIM, CALIFORNIA L I fA, ivf 5'll AAA m'A' 51550 BESLZZZZTQSET KEAIEBIT-S264 A f w b l if il :R M h Am. . f A DON MANHEIMER 1 2 A A AA 'E ' N A .,Q'fL. I ,, L 9 ' Wad.. THLHLUR LUMBER EU. "MORE EOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" Newl Greenway, AG ENT - NIIITARY D PR 4-'72EC3 4II S. WaInu+ S+. Anaheim KE. 5-2I I8 F , G 9325 B.. ZFFEQTEI "Where Manchesler ancl Sanla Ana lvleelu 'glzrclfs Apparel llrmz Qiigirzafs 134 VV. CENTER STREET SochcIt's Jewelers "Where Your Diomond Dollor Goes Farther" Convenient Terms-"At No Exfro Cost" 2128 Anaheim-Olive Rd. F KE 5 2551 East Anaheim Center PR, 4-4997 CONGRATULAUON5 Corzgmtulatiofzs to the CLASS OF 60 Class of "l960" Keystone Savmgs ZELLERBACI-I PAPER COMPANY 81 LOEIII ASSOCIHLIOH 4ooo E. UNION PACIFIC AVE. RONAL?..!1gEi?SPERS LOS ANGELES 312 West Center St., Anaheim KE 3-3188 250 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 'DIMM PHOTOGRAPHY 109 s. CLENIENTINE KE 5-8233 ANAHEIM ' -, Your Satisfaction, f lA I Our Concern Compliments of SALES EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE SUPPLIES ' Hilgenleld IVIOrIuaIy the type writer shop 1773 WEST LINCOLN AVENUE C. E, "CLIFF" JOHNSON '20 Easf Broadway phone KE. 54,05 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PRospecf 4-2541 Anaheim, California "" I" SAN FERNANDO VALLEY I A L K E R ' I LOS ANGELES I-IQUSE QI: MUSIC ORANGE COUNTY 220 No. Los Angeles S+. KE. 3-I49I COMPLIMENTS OF 1 . . Band and Orclieslra I-Ieadquarfers S Furniture 81 Appliances lnsTrurnenTs - ITISTTUCTIOVI Broadway Shopping Center, Santo Ano Freeway ot Euclid, Anaheim, Calif. Renjfals - Repairs PRospeCf 4-3210 Vesey Walker S I S Gail Beverley Disneyland 6 e DeparTmenT Manager CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '60 Johnnyk Market Anaheim Motors Renault Qualify Meats Pevgebf df 1830 MANCHESTER Lowest Prices ANAHEIM 25I HARTFIELD JEWELERS 106 West Center Anaheim, Calif. KE. DIAMONDS ' WATCHES HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR RADIOS ' RECORD PLAYERS ' You can open an account Street 5-2085 ' JEWELRY CLASS RINGS FRIENDSHIP RINGS at HARTFIELDS 2166 WEST LINCOLN KEystone 5-9633 Linbrook Shoes "HIGH QUALITY SHOES FOR LESS" OPEN SEVEN DAY WEEK 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. FEURBERG ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA gsravfuafing C4155 of P-Ro Pact 4-2442 "For other foundation can no man Iay than that is Iaio which is Jesus Christ." I Corinthians 3:1 Zyedgjwa May this Christ be the foundation of your life in the years ahead. LOCATED AT MURRAY MANOR Z 5 K AV E KEN STROMQUIST BZLINEZEIINIKHETELORNEIIAU Qalltg ULU Cl on 1112 North Brookhdrst KEystone 5-240 Qlilfkfim- KEYSTONE 5 2243 ONE 'LW' PR spec-r 4-B800 g tum' IlNIiIil ULPENDAELE PRINTING - OFFSET - LETTERPTZESS WW WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU, INC. AIR - RAIL. - SHIP - TOURS STUDENT TOURS 535 N LOS ANGELES STREET GERALD K. GROTLE 116 S. L05 ANGELES S R. M. CONKLIN ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA MANAGER EIM. CALIF Cooks D rug s I I AFI P R E s c R I P T it! IONS -ANAHEIM 1269 East Center Street Phone KE. 5-6884 252 77Zaz!ofz Wolfe! Flying A Gas Station 8r Garage WE DO Tune ups-Lower Cars-Paint Custom Colors 8610 Orange 8a Olive Road, Olive BERT CARLTON 8: SON Bil-Ric's Market 135 W. Broadway, Anaheim PRODUCE, a complete selection of Famous Brand groc eries at lowest prices. We give Blue 8x Gold Stamps double every Tuesday. Telephone KE. 5-5888 PLANNING YOUR WEDDING? Our sample books of embossed and engraved invitations and social torms are available for your selection. HOME-TOWN PRINTERS 338 West Center Anaheim KEystone 5-4117 CENTER PAINT and Wallpaper KE. 5-2703 909 W. CENTER ANAHEIM COLOR MATCHING SERVICE OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. MONDAY AND FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. 35 years experience to help you with decorating problems MARY GOVE PERSONNEL AGENCY for that "JUST RITE" job Member California Employment Agency As Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Personnel Counselors with I5 years Experience, anxious to serve you OFFICE - SALES - ENGINEERS CLERICAL and MEDICAL JOBS AND APPLICANTS AVAILABLE 118 South Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM Pkosped' 4-4451 W : N.. u I 0 "I" TCH R P 89 an "gif.eafQw!iZ774lm7fr"' Z ,fp Qo23 ANAHEIM-'OLIVE nom: ORNITE CHEMICAL CO. 1211 NORTH OLIVE ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. 253 7 Featuring the widest choice of young men's traditional clothing in the area. Norm Meagers welcomes you to drop by and make yourself at home. 455 N. LOARA KE 5-2131 LAKEWOOD WEST COVINA BROADWAY OR NURM MEI-IGER'S Store tor Men Proudly Presents Its Campus Representative for 1960 from Aaheim High School JIM DALE STORES FOR MEN Sh wn here with Larry Moores, Ass'I Mgr. f norm IIIEIIGEHS etnqfs men! shop CLUQ . . . and in the event you are plan ning to attend college . . . EAST ANAHEIM SHOPPING CENTER DWP fn and See ou' Men's Wear 2130 ANAHEIM OLIVE ROAD fh at go to WHERE CENTER MEETS PLACENTIA College PRospect 4-7200 FURNITURE DRAPERIES ACCESSORIES 4 Contemporary INTERIORS interior decorating 909 north euclid avenue anaheim, california ' KEystone 5-7227 I ,nmem HIIII IIIIIG EXTE N DS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ORADUATINO CLASS ANAHEIM 3-Min. CAR WASH OF OPPOSITE ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL - PROFESSIONAL WAXING AND POLISHING I RICHFIELD PRODUCTS OPEN VERY DAY to T OWEST CE TE EET Better Insure AN IE. am Your Future NIAY IVE SUGGEST AN A S 0 I0 INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT IVITH HOME Wheel Alignment ' Brake Service 9 Motor Tune-Up Pick Up and Delivery 519 SO. BROOKHURST BROOKHURST AT ORANGE AMERICAS LARGEST ASSOCIATION ANAHEIM' CALIFQRNIA G' Peacelpsf, ., , .,-',.x- if f,fQtf A -,f-A,., , S - ,S-Sf EIIIIIIQ HUME SQYINQSQQQ WAN X1 ' I I Ties I Ek! 2II EAST CENTER STREET I ACROSS FROM CITY HALL U- ANAHEIM w....NC4 H 'www 255 MOVING STORAGE GENERAL TRUCKING Since i872 Dependable Through The Years OFFICE BARBER SHOP IANAHEIMETRUCKI is .TRANSFER co, ,I my .e.e ' TT'-T'--"""' am - PAY T0 K LL sos S. Los Angeles S+. Phone KE. 5-2863 "'e Anaheim, California KE 5-895i AGENT - Allied Van Lines, Inc. VIRGIL ISBELL APPOITEMENTS 'IQ9 E. CENTER ST. DESIRED SHIPKEY 8e PEARSON Tire Refreading GOODYEAR TIRE DISTRIBUTORS dance - baTorT - music 200 West Broadway 420 W. Cenfer S+. Anaheim KE 5-5504 Anaheim "Mee' Joe HUVSI ond' Wear Diamonds" OF THE INTERNATIONAL DIIAMOND I 4GUILkD AWARD for maintaining the highest standards uf intcqrlly -anq quality in diamond merchan. disinq, The award citation states also that HURST JEWELERS has shown excentiqnal interest in and merited the utmost confidence uf the diamond cnngumer, . .MAI gg ,D I The Famous I-2-3 Series of px, 7 xl Il 2 YOUR CHOICE IOO 132 W. Center St. Downtown Anaheim t.i,55ciSgtEtt,t KE. 3-3107 Suddenly 751 f970f 4' ., 5 your in I' in y I n a r ti I. S-CFU Wm YOUR CHOICE -WHS Y 021 VI I H wt ar any, X 1316.25 I C 0 ' I qs. , YOUR CHOICE uucuunmuuu. au im Munsv ucx nummr: to it gum 3 , I gun 1mJL.lll ILIUYIIIICS I I ri fm wt ' :If'So.lf'Liiuit.mi., mm :faded in on I Inger. diamuvd mndusl. NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED Open Monday 8: Fridays 'til 9 P.M. Baton Mu ic Co. F e w1,.yfgAtnf,f:iwaW - Q wwf V . Y I 1 I ' w. " A 1 I 1,1 Q3 , , ' , ,tae - ' . ' :fir "If t, 1 . SWE' , I ,e 'fifth . I J 3'v,',,i.ft1 ,w fz A an Rani L kg, ., I 'i 11, . ' ig 3 Mai we EY" .ff ' A' ' --W" , - lmae 4 v' f , 1" ,K .safvg fi 1 f ' j , 2 MALL OF THE HITS mul PAINT AND WALLPAPER 150 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California f DUTCH BOY PAINTS f TIBBETTS PAINTS f COMPLETE LINE OF WALLPAPER fx F9 Tr x 150 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California KEystone 5-2259 MOST UF TIIIC NIISSESH I57 West Center KE 5-3784 257 PIXIE-TOWNE infants to fourteen CHILDRENS FASHIONS KE. 3-1147 911 SO. BROOKHURST AVE. ANAHEIM CME , Bell Pipe 81 Supply Co. USIIICSS C0116 e 215 E. Ball Road - P.O. Box 683 g Anaheim, California 512 E. Center St. Phone KE 5-5201 Pkosped 2-3200 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 GARY SWINT PHIL MORRIS BOB CRISTIANO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1960 Let us decorate your graduation cake Mrs. TuttIe's Bakery 925 So. Euclid Ave. PR 2-4090 Bowling is better at Linhrnnk Bowling Center 201 So. Brookhurst Anaheim STUDENT RATES DAILY i af L NOL UM SHRDES 1::.,,,f 1, 5 - f,,,,,,.,m,,MW ,,4..,Wmv-.Wm4Lf:- 1 22w""""'W A A ii,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,2 W. wAfTEi:esffn.'eJlT12KE1T LINOLEUM N N FORMICA T L I T E Tl E J A SHADES SPORTSWEAR KE 5-2148 - 5-2147 2II S. Palm S+. 209 West Center ST. KEystone 5-2305 G f IJUMBER, TROY'S THE HOME OWNERS STOP 259 HAMBURGERS SH""""'G CENTER "CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES" 2119 Harbor Blvd. Anaheim, Calif. KNOTT'S BERRY FARM AND GHOST TOWN 5 4 . 5, , f ,,3' if J 5 -1- U 'X fp i 43 mf f" 5 N 0 3 S E5 , f 2. rw f 1 'fi Q L, i E 1 A 2 2 WP 5 K A2 3 xg R Congratulatlons to the Class of J4 1 Q T Ji E, Ri 1960 ,Q 5 1 60 K9 .7 , , f a,WU1Zf2,!,?4gg Maya, Z fa , ,, WMM? e , a , f ff ee! 4Z ,Q UZ? E612 QLJZ,WZ4Z?,f1,Qk,4L Uv soon LUCK CLASS OF '60 92 We 'QZZKWZQA from E X C E LS I 0 R Creamery Company 926 East First Street, Santa Ana I 1 ' V Qtjfiffiywyfwrffafr fmiiifgiifff awWfffV'ff f3,jM W fa, ,gmafff 45 , 1 ff f , W r efQ,f 1'4'fv-e., PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY J. NIELS BOEGE, D.D.S. IO5 West Sycamore Street GEORGE O. KIRKELIE, JR., D.D.S. 937 No. LEMON sweet KE. 5-9412 KE MO" M. GAYLORD BROWN. O.D. DR- I- E- LAWTON Dentist I6I West Center Street T832 W. LINCOLN KE- 5-3607 KE. 3-4321 JOHN R. KIMBALL, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE 1842 WEST LINCOLN AVE KE. 5 6683 MARTIN J. MILLER. D.D.S. 305 North Palm Street KE. 5-978i ALAN H. GREENVVOOD. D. D. S. I242 LINCOLN AVENUE ANAHEIM. CALIFORNIA HOMER A. NELSON, O.D. WARREN M. HOLLINGSWORTH. O.D II4 North Lemon Street KE. 5-8404 DR. LLOYD A. HULBERT HAROLD C. NESLUND. M.D. Optometrist 503 North Los Angeles Street IO5 E. Center Street PR. 4-0110 KE' 5-3022 DR, EDWARD WM. JORDT DR. DOROTHY K. JORDT OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN H SURGEON W. CENT 5-O60 ANA . HOWARD A. TEWS. D.D.S. California Bank Building KE. 5-3986 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF "60" Dr. Robert T. Clifford ANAHEIM MEDICAL CLINIC 925 E CENTER STREET T EPHONE HARRISON C. THOMPSON, O.D. Optometrist III N. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM CALIF PR 4 zoe KE. 5-I3I I ADAM'S TV 8. HI-FI ..... A 8. E BEAUTY SALON... ALEX TAMALES .,.,. ALLISON'S MARKET ........ AMBASSADOR ENTERPRISES . .. Advertisefs Index ANAHEIM BEAUTY COLLEGE .. ANAHEIM BRAKE SERVICE .. ANAHEIM BULLETIN ..... ANAHEIM CAR WASH ....... ANAHEIM CARPET B DRAPERY ... ANAHEIM FINANCE CO. ...... . ANAHEIM MATTRESS FACTORY .... ANAHEIM MOTORS ............. ANAHEIM PAINTING 81 DECORATING ...... ANAHEIM PAPER MILL SUPPLIES, INC. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ....,. ANAHEIM ANAHEIM TRAVEL AGENCY .. TRUCK 8: TRANSFER .. ANTHONY POOLS ......... ARSENE STUDIO .............. ATKINS 8. MERRILL, WEST, INC.. .. AUTO SPECIALISTS .......... AVON PRODUCTS .......... B-B 8: H MOTOR PARTS ........ BALL-BROOKHURST CORRAL B .... BARTLETT RAMBLER ........... BASHARA'S FLYING A. .. BATON MUSIC CO. .... . BEAUTY GLOW SALON. .. BEEBE, M. E. 8- CO. ..... . BELL PIPE 8. SUPPLY CO.. .. BE-LOV-LEE COIFFURES ... BETZ AUTO ........ BILL 81 RIC'S. ........ .. BLACK'S DRESS SHOP .......,...., BLUE BIRD DRAPERY 8. DECORATING S BLUE HAVEN POOLS ...,......... BOTTS NURSERY ............. BROOKMAN, BOB D., WELDERS. .. BROOKHURST CLEANERS ....... BROWNBERRY OVENS .. BROWN 8. HASKINS .... BRUCE 8. RUNYON .,...... BUFFUMS ....,............ BURDICK, JO AN, STUDIOS... BUTCHER SHOP, THE ...... CAMPBELL ASSOCIATES CANDY CANE MOTEL ..... . . . CAPILLA DE SAN ANTONIO ...... CAPRI CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY .... CARLTON, BERT - FLYING A GAS .... CARMEN'S FLOWER SHOP ....... CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC .. CENTER PAINT 8. WALLPAPER .... CENTER .SPORTING GOODS, .. CHUNGKING CAFE ....... CITRUS PLYMOUTH CO. . CLARICES SPORTSWEAR CONE BROS. ........... . CONKLIN PRINTING CO. ..... . CONTEMPORARY INTERIORS .. COOK'S DRUGS .......... COTLER'S MEN'S STORE .... CRISS BUSINESS COLLEGE... DELCO-REMY .......... DEL MAR ACCESSORIES ..... DOLLER'S RADIO SERVICE .... DEWEY'S MEN'S STORE ..... ELECTRA MOTORS ..... TUDIO. 245 229 219 240 241 246 224 231 255 224 220 221 251 236 247 247 242 256 225 242 246 255 221 233 230 244 246 257 252 244 258 222 248 253 250 221 222 245 244 227 223 237 248 221 256 253 226 234 230 249 253 229 243 253 233 224 247 259 241 252 254 252 227 258 218 240 237 254 245 ERMISCH CLEANERS ...... EUCLID PORTRAIT STUDIO... EXCELSIOR CREAMERY ....... FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP FIVE POINT PHARMACY ..... GANAHL LUMBER CO. ......... . GIBBS LUMBER CO. .............. . GOLD'S FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES .... GOLDEN RULE MARKET ............. GOVE, MARY, PERSONNEL AGENCY... GRANNY GOOSE ...........,... W. T. GRANT CO. ................. . GREENWAY, NEWT, AGENT 8. NOTARY ,... HARDIN OLDSMOBILE .,......,..... HARRIS'S RESTAURANT .. HARTFIELD JEWELERS ,,.. HARVE'S BARBER SHOP HATFIELD CLEANERS .... HEINZ IMPORTED CARS ............ HENNIG AUTO PAINT 81 BODY SHOP.. HILGENFIELD MORTUARY ............ HOME OIL CO. .......... . HOME SAVINGS 81 LOAN .......... HOMETOWN PRINTERS ............. HOWELL PENNCRAFT CORPORATION. .. HUB FURNITURE STORE ............ HURST JEWELERS ........... IVORY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY... JACKSON DRUG CO. ...,... . JAXSON'S DRESS SHOP .,.. JAY'S BEAUTY COLLEGE .... JOHNNY'S MARKET ...,. IUNGKEIT, WALTER .. KENDRICKS JEWELRY ... KETTLE MOTOR HOTEL. .. KEYSTONE BLUEPRINT CO.. .. KEYSTONE SAVINGS ..,. KEZY ......................,.. KIRK, ROY L., LANDSCAPE NURSERY... KNOTT'S BERRY FARM ............ . KWIKSET LOCKS ..... LA PALMA DRIVE IN .... LANGSON'S TV ,.....,,. ...... LINDROCK BOWL ...,............. LIN-BROOK, BUILDERS' HARDWARE LINDBROOK SHOES ...,........ LUND 8. SONS CO.. . .. MAHONNEY 8. SONS... MAJORS TUX SHOP ......... MANCHESTER AUTO SALVAGE . ., MARIES CLIP 8. CURL ........ MARTENET HARDWARE .. . .. MEADE 8- SONS .....,......... NORM MEAGER'S MEN'S STORE... MEL-JEAN BEAUTY SALON .,.... MERRYFIELD TRUCKING .. MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP. .. MINNETTES .........,. MISSION FURNITURE CO.. .. MITCHELLS ,........... MOODY ELECTRIC ,..... MULLER'S MUFFLER SHOP... McCOY DRUG CO, ..... . McCOY MOTOR CO. .... . McKINLEY'S DRESS SHOP ............ NEFF PAINT 81 WALLPAPER COMPANY.. NEUMANS .,........,.........., NORTRONICS ...... NYHUS INTERIORS 240 222 261 248 237 236 259 251 243 253 223 234 250 240 235 252 238 245 231 239 251 239 255 253 231 247 257 23 224 244 246 251 259 236 252 234 250 222 241 260 229 228 241 258 237 252 238 235 236 246 227 219 257 254 231 226 243 227 237 240 239 230 241 226 224 241 246 220 235 ORONITE CHEMICAL CO. .,...... . ORANGEFAIR SHOPPING CENTER ORANGE COUNTY DRUG CO. ...... . ORANGE COUNTY BEAUTY COLLEGE. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING .......... OFFICE BARBER SHOP .......,.. P 8K L MFG. CO., INC. ........., .. PACIFIC FINANCE CORPORATION... PACIFIC GROWERS ........... PALACE HI-FI ........ PALM MOTOR LODGE... PANCAKE HOUSE .... PAUL ALLEN SHOES PENHALL, A. D. ....... . PENHALL, L. B. ........ . PENNEY, J. C. COMPANY... PHIL'S AUTO GLASS .... PHIL RENICK ........ PIXIE TOWNE ...,........ PRESSEL ROGERS 8. PRESSEL .... QUAST, R. JOE 81 SON ...... RAMOS, R. ........ . RAYCO .......,,..... PHIL RENICK CADILLAC. .. RENAISSANCE ....... RITZ CLEANERS .... RIVER TROUT POND ..,............ ROBERTSHAW-FULTON .....,...... ROBINSON, GLEN, UNION OIL DEALER ,..,.. RUSSELLS HEALTH FOODS .....,.... SCHAEFFLER PAINT 8. WALLPAPER ..,, SHIPKEY 8. PEARSON ............ SINOR REALTY .................. SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO... SOCHAT'S JEWELERS ....,...,.. SOLARTRON ......... SOR .......................... H, H. STABBERT INSURANCE AGENCY, STILWELL, FRANK, STUDEBAKER ...... ST. REGIS PAPER CO. ....., . SALEM CLOTHIERS .. TASTEE FREEZE ..,.... TAYLOR LUMBER CO. ............ . TOWN 8. COUNTRY MEN'S FURNISHINGS. .. TROYS HAMBURGERS ...,........ MRS, TUTTLE'S BAKERY, ,. TYPEWRITER SHOP, THE . . VANDERMAST ...,... VEATCH'S SHOES ....,.,... WAIKIKI MOTEL ............ WALKER'S HOUSE OF MUSIC ..,, WALLACE TRACTOR SALES ..... WAYNES FLOWERS ..... WAYNES GARAGE ..... WEBER BOOK STORE .... WERNER DINNER HOUSE ,,...... WEEK IN ORANGE COUNTY, THIS. .. WEST ANA REALTY ,,............. WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS, BOB.. WILTON, PHOTOGRAPHY .......... WINCHELL'S DONUT HOUSE ....,,.. 116 S. Plcceniic Ave. WINCHELL'S DONUT HOUSE ........ 400 N. Los Angeles Sf. WISSER SPORTING GOODS ...., . WONDER BOWL .,,.......... WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU, INC.. ., YELLIS DAIRY ............. ZELLERBACK PAPER CO. .. 253 223 232 237 238 256 240 227 239 250 230 220 248 245 223 219 224 237 258 243 221 244 229 237 234 236 237 232 240 249 236 256 249 248 250 242 217 229 233 248 223 246 250 247 259 258 251 220 244 236 251 245 231 230 241 234 248 252 235 251 232 249 242 235 252 238 250 263 6 Acknowledgments Although the compilation of the l96O Colonist is finished, "Memories" of the past year will linger with all the people who have worked to reproduce the events of this year in book form. I review with pride the efforts put forth by my division editors in producing this annual. For the fine iob they have done, recognition is gratefully given to the people who helped make possible this edition of the Colonist year- book. The never tiring patience of Larry W. Quille, journalism adviser, was deeply appreciated. lt was through his efforts that the editors were taught the fundamentals of production work. With his guid- ance and encouragement he pulled us through many confusing moments where we might otherwise have stumbled and fallen. We sincerely thank him for those words of praise he gave each of us when we needed them most. My great appreciation goes to Lloyd S. Ross, printing instructor, who pushed us to the perfection which is required in yearbook production. lt was Mr. Ross who kept the staff "hopping" to meet each deadline as it arose. Arthur Combs, the pressman, deserves a vote of thanks also for his dedication to fine quality in all his yearbook work. Print shop students who helped makeup the pages were Lee Miller, Tom Kirk, Ronald Fischbeck, Don DeFore, Doug Harmon, Paul Adams, Ray Bender, Bob Cazares, Gary Church, Bill Mathews, Frank McVarish, and Norman Paddock. A yearbook staff is definitely dependent upon a photography crew to "make or break" the quality of an annual which is being produced. The l96O Colonist staff was extremely lucky to count Ted Wade, photography adviser, and Larry Secrist, John Maulding, Pat Parker, and Chris Flynn on its working person- nel roster of photographers. Many thanks also to the Arsene Studio for the color transparency used on the title page, the Homecoming and Cinderella Ball pictures, and several new faculty portraits. To S. K. Smith Company go my thanks for the beautiful cover of our book. l extend a hearty "Thank you" to Peterson Engraving Company, who for almost thirty years has furnished us with excel- lent engravings, through out the books particularly the transparency, l wish to thank Universal Bindery for the top-notch service they gave us in binding the '60 Colonist. To Mirro-Graphic in Glendale also goes my thanks for printing the last 48 pages of the advertising section. The advertising staff should be recognized for the outstanding job they have done this year to help meet production expenses by tremendously overselling every other year's Colonist staff. My special appreciation goes to Judy Maas and Bob Cristiano, co-advertising managers, Judy Williams, business manager, and Moe Mulcahy, best salesman. It is with great respect and esteem that I express my gratitude to my staff. Thank you Jeri Warnes, Claudia Jordan, Joyce Kulak, Susan Henry, Margaret Wittesch, Dianne Patrick, Barbara Cross, Joan Goodwin, Phyllis Ritter, Jackie Leveck, Carole Roland, Karen Thornton, Steve Brandon, Bill Miles, Sher- rill Krastel, Marilyn Miller, and Larry Secrist. lt was mainly through your interest and efforts that our "Memories of Yesterday" became a reality of today. ,cincta Stratton Editor-in-Chief Abellanzt, M.--39 Ackles, 19.439, 111 Adams, J.439, 216 Adams, J.439 Adams, 17.439 Adler, G.439, 100, 104, 147, 206 Aguilar, C.439, 129, 201 1 Allen, C.-39. 199 Allen, M.438, 39, 98, 99, 169, 170 Althens, C.439 Anderson, C.439, 106 Anderson, 1439 Anderson, S.439, 142, 150 Anderson, S.435, 39, 112 Andres, S.430, 39, 100, 121, 125 138, 146 Ar-cin:1g.:'a, A.439 Armstrong, H.4114, 169, 170, 191 Austin, P.-439 Baca, L.i39, 156 Backus, L.-39, 216 Baker, 111.439, 100, 116, 156 Baker, M.43J Baker, S.439, 114 Bulderhausen, J.-39 Ballman, 13.439 Bandell, 19.439, 119 Bartlett, .1.439 Bartosh, A.440 Bartsch, 15.440, 96, 100 Bates, K.440 Bayer, B,440, 109, 151, 153, 154 Beach, S.440, 125 Beale, 11438, 40, 96, 100, 104, 116, 121 Beeman, R.428, 29, 40, 100, 102, 109, 121, 125, 137, 138, 142, 143, 150, Bell, N.440 Bell, 155.440, 122 Beiniller, M.440 Bengochea, L.440, 112, 119 Benson, K.440 Bergeson, .1.440, 106, 126, 216 Best, 15.440, 108 Bibbee, L.440 Biegler, F.430, 40 Bissell, 11.440, 100, 121 Blanchard, 13.410 Blankmeyer, 13.434, 40, 100, 102, 114 126, 204, 206 Blomgrcn, J.-40 Boatman, 15.440, 96, 206, 212 Bogan, L.435, 40, 106 Bojorquez, R.440, 98, 99 Bounolus, M.-40, 121 Bower, C.440 ' Bowman, .1.440, 109, 155 Brace, G.441 Branchaud, L.441, 100, 121, 216 Brandon, S.441, 98, 115, 132, 134 Brennan, R.441 Brenneis, R.441, 100, 116 Brewer, S.441, 104, 121 Broeker, G.441, 154 Student Picture Index snxuores Coelho, C.442, 189 Cole, C.-126 Collins, G.442 Conn, C.443 Conner, J.443 Cooper, S.443 Copeland, B.-43 Cormell, D.443 Colstlow, R.-43 Coupland, R.434, 43, 98, 99, 103, 124, 127 Cousins, J.-43, 122, 195, 196 Cowger, D.443 Cox, C.-200 Cox, VV.443, 170 Cranston, L.443, 112, 121, 156 Cristiano, 13.430, 43, 216 Critchfield, 13.443 Cronin, R.443, 105 Cross, B.-43, 100, 115, 132, 134, 206 Cuba, .1.443, 111 Cullen, J.-43, 153, 154 Cummins, G.-43 Cunningham, C.443, 156 Currant, L.443, 107 Currier, C.-43, 100, 102, 114, 121, Frye, G.446, 186 Fulton, J.--16 Galiano, 1sI.4-16 H , Gates, C.--16, 98, 99, 111, 128, 163, 206 Gelker, T.4-16 Gibson, J.-46, 129, 168, 170 Gilfillan, H4116 Gilger, A.446 Girard, G.4+10, 114 Godden, L.446 Goldwyn, L.--17, 156 Goodwin, J.-30, 417, 98, 99, 102. 1111. 121, 132, 131 Gordy, P.447 Goszewski, B.-30, 47 Gove, 13.447, 169, 173, 216 Graber, C.-47 Graham, G.7"17 Graves, S.447 Gray, G.431, 33. 47, 184 Green, L.434, 47 Greenwood, K.-47 Gregory, 11.447 Gretel, K.447, 216 Griffith, 111.447 Grinde, G.447 Lztniplicr, ll.-450, 129 Lztndin, K.450, 168, 171, 201 Lauer, .1.450 11Il11,L1'SOl1, 17.450 liztngsoii, K.450, 98, 99, 156, 163 l.ztrz11nc:e, .l.450 Lathrop, 12450. 1515 1 ielleau, .1.450 Lehniztn, 11.450 Lenon, H.-450, 127 Lentx, 13.450, 102, 116 Lepper, G.450 Ltfssi, 114511, 107 ster, 154.10 11231-felt, J.450, 100, 102, 115, 132, 131 11eve1'. S- 45 0 Lichenwalter, 11.450, 156 1111119 501W , z., Liles, I.450, 206 Linn, 13.450, 129, 168, 171 Litz, 11.450 Long, 11.4 Lowe, 1".-- 51, 102, 119 51 . Lucas, 14.451, 156 10 51 146, 206 Custaloe, R.443, 216 Dale, J.443 D'Amore, 13.434, 43, 100, Danard, VV.443 Danhoff, D.443, 96 Danley, B.444 Dargatz, D.444 Davenport, H.-44, 156 Davie, H.-44 Davis, A.444, 98, 99, 100, 114, 121, 137, 148, 155 Davis, B.-+44 Davis, H.-44, 122 Davis, S.444 Davis, S.-44, 100 Dawdy, L.444 Dawson, K.444, 100, 121 Dean, N.444, 96, 98, 104, Deffncr, P.444 Delahunt, .1.444 116, 125, 126 102, 109, . 206 109, 154, 206 Gulino, 11,447 Hallard, D.447 Hammond, 211.447, 169, 173, 178 Hanlon, .1.447 Hansen, G.447, 106, 116 Harmon, D.447, 105, 122, 129 133, 194 Harney, 13.447, 157, 168, 170 Ilart, G.430, 47, 106, 107, Hart, P.447 Hartley, 11.447 Hartman, 11.447 Hartman, L.447 Harvey, N.--47, 106, 156 Hatfield, 13.447, 138 Hatfield, L.-47, 98, 156 126 Hauck, 13.448, 104, 121, 206 Haveles, .1.448, 216 146, 156 Healy, C.-35, 48 Hawkins, G.448, 100, 102, 109, 121, Broman, P.-41 C Brown, .441, 110 Brown, C.441 Brown, 12.4216 lirown, .I.441 IFOVVII , Q441, 96, 100, 104, 121 1Zrown, b,441, 100, 105 ' Zrown, V. Brownell, 1'rownin ' 441, 100, 102, 121, 147 41, 100, 121, 134, 142 Delorognale, A.430, 44, 114 Dick, C.444 Dickenson, D.444, 102, 107, 121 Dickerson, C.444, 156 Dickey, 12.428, 44, 97, 98, 129, 169 Dierberger, K.444, 122 Domingo, 711.444, 104, 109, 119, 126, 140, 141 Donica, P.430, 44, 102 Dorn, T.-44 Douglas, R.-44 Dow, G.444, 98, 99, 128, 129, 186 Downs, K.444 Drews, E.-44 Driftmier, K,-44 Duatschek, H.-14, 120, 170 Ducoing, 13.444 Duffner, G.4-45, 98 Dunlavy, S.-169, 170 D'Urso, 11.498, 99 Duvall, C.-45 Dye, K.445, 204, 205. 206, 213 Eagleson, D.445, 100 Easton, .1.428, 45, 98, 99, 100, 104, 204, 206 Edwards, K.445 Hennings, C.428, 34, 48, 98, 99, 109, 121, 154, 163, 206 Henry, S.448, 100, 104, 115, 121, 132, 134, 156, 206 Hensley, 12448, 100, 116, 121, 204, 205, 206 Heringer, E.448, 122, 191 Herrick, L.-48 Herring, 13.448 Heybrock, 11.448, 111, 156 Hicks, J.-48 Hildebrand, T.4-48 Hilliard, H.448, 110, 142 Hilsabeck, 1..448, 129, 169 Hilty, K.4-18, 116, 121 Hixson, D.448 Hoag, T.448, 122, 194 Hoeppner, 1448, 100, 118, 121, 126. 150 Hoffner, K.428, 34, 48, 100, 105, 129, 138 Hood, 11.448, 199 Hopkins, G.448 Hopkins, VV.448 Hotchkiss, S448 Houston, R.i28, 29, 43, 100, 114, 129 2 g, ,4f llrownrigg, C.441 Bryant, G.441, 142 Burgess, .1.441 Burgess, VV.-'11, 156 Burke, B.441, 106, 114 Burlingaine, P.-41, 106 Burns, .1.441 Burrus, J.441 Caldwell, P.441 Callahan, N.430, 41, 100, 102 Calleros, R.441 Campbell, A.435, 41 1' 42 Campbell, ..4 Campbell, 1-1.441, 98, 124, 162, 200 Campbell, 441 L. Campbell, M 441 Cano, E.442 Cano, .1442 Capasso, T'.-412, 103 Carlson, D.431, 42, 129, 178, 180 Czirlsorn, G.442 Carlton, XV.-42 Carmichael, K,435, 42, 98, 99, 104 109, 114, 155, 162 ' Carrocino, S.442, 156 Carter, E.442, 119, 121 carter, G433, 42, 100, 142, .lr . Carter, G.-42 1 1' 136 Cassady, 8.442 Castillo, S.442 Castro, L.442 Chambless, S.-30, 42 Chancellor, A442, 97, 126 Chapin, G.-42 Chloupek, M-42 Church, G.-42 Cirafice, N.442 Clark, B.-42 Clarke, J.-42 Clay, C.-42 Clifford, P.-42 Coale, C.412, 191 Cochran, J.-42 Cochran, T,-12, 156, 168. 170 Edwards, L.445 Ehrle, B.438, 45, 100, 105, 129, 154 Eisenhower, M.-45, 98, 111 Elliott, D.445 Endicott, C.445, 100, 102, 114, 121, 129, 206 Epperson, B.-45, 216 Ethier, G.-45 Fancher, C.-45 Fancher, J.434, 45 Fankboner, D.445 Faram, D.445 Faughnder, N.445 156 142, 143 , 96, 100, 109, 121, Howell, .1.448 Howell, T.448 Hoxsie, 1 3.449 Hughes, S.449 H ugh es, T.-49 Hunter, .1.449, 206 .1.-49, 98, 100, 102 109 114, 121, 147, 156 Ingram, M.449, 133 Hurlbet, Isaac, B Jackson ,.1. 49, Jacques, 154111 Jacques, Jacques, J'tm s K 1 . .449 lvory, 13.449, 126 4' 121. 156, 216 108, 111 114111: 129, 153, 154, iso K 449 Luecke, 11.42 , - . 129. 1156. 177, 178, 182 Lurner, 8433, 51, 107 Luther, .1.-451, 125, 134 Luzader, S.451, 100, 121, 131, 216 Lykowski, 13.451, 150 Maas, .1.451, 216 Malls, N.451, 109, 114, 155, 206 1N1ackenscn, S.451, 121 Mztckinnon, 8.451 Magill, .1.451, 129, 168, 169 Magistrule, J.451 Mal1:1t't'ey, D.451 Maher, .l.-51 Malek, D.451, 129, 186 Maley, D.-311, 51, 100, 116, 129, 156 Mannone, 14.451 1Xlarcot'ti, C.4154 Mark, .1.451, 129, 168, 171 ltlarovicli, S.-51 Martin, G.451 Martin, P.-30, 51, 109, 155 Martin, V.451 Mzisony, S.--51, 150, 162 Mattingly, 13.251 Matulik, C.-52 Moulding, .1.452, 133, 189 May, li.--52 Mcljurney, -1.452 McCandless, 11.426, 27, 28, 52, 100, 139,151, 153, 151, 155 McCarthy, C.452, 112 Mc-Cloud, G.452 McCulloch, 11.7752 1Nlr't'u11oug'h, G.-52 McGu1't'in, V.452 McHenry, K.452 Mclnerney, C.452 Mcliec, M.-52, 156 McKinney, 11.452, 206 1V1t'Laugh1in, 141.431, 52, 105, 126 Mc-Nally, 12.435, 52, 119 Mt-Pheeters, 12.452 Means, 19.430, 52 Bleier, S.452, 206, 216 Moissner, M4-52 Mendenhall, 11.452 Merkel, K.-35, 52 V Messenpfer, K.4.m2 Mickelson, .1.452, 107, 116, 121, 126, 206 Mikoleit, K.452 Miles, 11452, 115, 132, 13-1, 216 Miller, M,452. 98, 99, 101, 108, 115, 124, 128, 132, 134, 154, 163, 206 Miller, 12452 Miller, 111.452, 100, 115, 121, 134 Milne, S.4118, 121, 216 Misener, M.452 Mittman, A.453, 104, 121, 125, 142, 2 Mocidel, 8453, 100, 154 Moen, C453, 216 Monell, 11.453 Fear, C.-45 Feliz, R.-45 Felllraum, M.-45 Fellows, 12.445 Ferguson, G.-45 Ferguson, L.445 Ferguson, VV.445 Fcrkel, D,445 1"i1adelf'ia,445, 156 Fillman, M.446, 142 Fiorentin, .1.446, 98, 99, 127, 128 Fish, T.-46 Fisher, B.-46, 100, 116, 156 Fisher, D.446 Flinn, D.4157 Floody, R,-46 Flynn, C.446, 98, 127, 128, 133 Forbes, J.430, 46, 216 Forbes, .1.446, 98, 127 For-hes, M.-46, 122, 153, 154, 194, 196 Formicola., J.-46 Forsythe, 13.446, 100, 104, 137, 138, 147. 206 Francis, F.-46 Franco, 13.433, 46, 129, 177, 178, 180. 200 Fraser, .I.446 Freeman, N.431, 38. 46, 96, 98, 99. 100, 104, 146, 206 Fry J.446, 100 1 e., .449 Jenkins, M.449, 109, 111, 155, 206 Johnson, 13.449, 111 Johnson, J.419, 210 Jones, N.43-1, 49 Jordan, C.419, 100, 115, 132, 134, 206 Kaelin, S449 Katz, .1.449, 128, 199 Kaufman, 12.--19, 100, 111 Kelley, G.449, 155 Kelly, 12.449, 129, 169, 171 Kier, 13.419, 100, 102, 114, 121 Kilbarger, S.449, 156 Killingsworth, C,433, 49, 98, 127, 128 King, 12.249 Kirk, J.449 Kirk, L.4-19, 106 Kirkhart, P.-49 Kite, D.-50 Kite, R.450 Klein, V.450 Kleinworth, L.450 Klisch, K.450, 121, 134 Krastel, S.-50, 98, 99, 104, 115, 132, 131, 206 Kulak, J.450, 98, 107, 115. 127, 132, 134 Lamar, 13.450 Lambeth, T.450, 169, 171, 191 116, 121, Monk, 11.452, 105, 128 51 1- Moor, 11.4.2 ,109, 114, 156 Moore, 141.453, 100 Moorhead, 11.453 Moran, E.453, 168, 171 Moreno, 15.434, 53, 154 :11Ol'2.1'2ll1, C.453 Morgan, M.453, 15-1 Morris, 13.453, 191, 198 Morris, lx.453 Morris, P.453, 122, 216 Morrow, M.-453, 100, 102, 121 1' 53 100 1 Morton, f , , 118, 206 Morton, M.453, 98, 99, 122 Mueller, 13,453 Mullen, T. 53 Munoz, C,43-1, 53, Murphy, 11.453 . 105, 128 109, 114, 156 107 Murphy, 12.453, 121, 126, 206, 216 Murray, 111.453 Nakagiri, A.453, 126, 140, 141 Nankcrvls, 15.430, 53, 100, 102 Nellesen, 13,453 Nelson, 11.451, 157,202 Nelson, K451, 100, 206, 216 Nelson, 11.451, 153 Nichols, T.--189 Nicosia, I..--54 Nielxlats, A,--54 Niewohner, 11.454, 111 Xorlu-rg, Y.451 Noriiizui, 13.451, 116, 216 'iuitvr I 51 13l1.lI1lI17Il, IJ.-51 l,1ill1ll,l.'4-11,.11,UN,1111,11lX, Il1l'1l'N 101 ., . L.I.i lYl5t'11.f1,'51 1Ill1l1l!lll1,f',4l11 111111 'I' 114111 111. 1lls1-11, Ix.45l, 10Il,102, 109, 121, 110 I 11 141 111S1lll, !.4T 1JIs1i11, .l.-4:11 100 N rl 111S1Ill,1,'L 1VXI:1ll1'X' li 4451 1T1llit'l1..1.4.r1,1lI11 111'1w.:'2t. 11.401 Usgrmll, 13,4-51,119 1111-5, 12401 1'2ll'1i1'l', 11.451, 109. 153, 151 1,ill'1il'l', S.451 l':1rso11s, .I.-f-55 1'IISSllltll't', 14.455, 157 l'z1lri1'k, lJ.455, 115, 132, 131 l':1111f1'so11, l':1ul, l,1lXlIt', X .45 ' 35, 129, 178, 190, 186 Slade, J. 58 Sloan, J. 58, 106 Sloan, S.458 Smith, C. 58 Smith, D.-58 Smith, 11.458, 216 Smith, D.-58, 98, 99, 107, 116, 121, 142 Smith, E.-58 Smith L, 34, 58, 100, 114, 206 sminf, w 458, 122, 195, 206 l'1-1-li, 100, 102, 121, 150 1'I'lblH'I', 11.455, 100 l'1-rfillzi, I'.455 1,t'1'1illIS, 16428, 55, 109, 111, 120, 155, 200 1'1'I'!'1llS. 31.455, 131 l'1-1'r5'1i1:1i1,l1'. I'1-sl1'1'I'i1'l11, 19.431 I'1f11-r, 11.455, 102, 121, 150, 200 l'1-11-rs, ll. 455 1,1'11'l'St'lI, 12.455, 100, 121. 150 1'L'Il'I'S1'Il, l..455 l'111iII, S,--55, 100.102, 121,156 I'i11I1'1swslii,l'. I'ip111'. 12.431, 55, 105, 199 l'1:1Il, lJ,455 l'l:1lz, .l.---55 1,1il'1Zt'l', 11.455, 200 1'11l1111', 5.455 l'r1-1il'i1-1-, I-1.455 l'ri1-1-, 11,455 1,l'11'1'l', 12,455 I'1'ox'0111'i0, 11.455, 100, 201 15I'0Xl!l1l'C, lliw-, 11.428, 29. 30, 56, 168, 169 Qufiils, C.431. 100, 1l17,11l, 110,121,120 Quist, ll.430, 90, 100, 102, 121 Quisl, 164511. I 100,102,121 1!l!1Illl11,l7.7541 ll:t111s11y, .l.-- I . . . l l:1ll1ll..l.- .i1,, 2:11116 11.450 Ilzty, XXI'-450 211211. ll,450, 101111, .l.---450 1 I llc-1-11, 31.450, I I :1'l'11, l'.-4.10, u'lII1lJll'11I,.1. -:10 ' 100, 1111 , 1.16, 311, 97 206 121 -50 ll1111lt, I 64:10, 119 .X1'l11ll1-s, IL- -150 .X1'11s1:l, .X,---05, 1227 .X1'1rs1':l. 11.405, 175 .X1'11s1.1, Sf 0' Li ,X1I:1111s, 1'.4l51, 150 JX112llllS. li,---05, 189 A11l1'1', 11.430, 05, 102 Aivlirotli, .X.498, 17-1, 187 .fXl1'11I'tP11l, 11.498, 171 A111'll. 13.405, 174 Allen, 11.431, 05, 102, 111, 120.1 .1111-ii. 'it-,145 Alruivri, 11.405, 123 .Xl111l'l'S0ll, A .Xllt1t'l'SUll, .l, .Xlli1l'I'SOll, .l. 1111111-1'so11, T .40o. 113, 127 405 405, 156 405, 110 4Xllt1l't'tJ1JI. .l.405 A1041-llz11', l..40.i Aquino, 31.405, 119, 126 Argo, S.405 Ariziz, 11405 Ar1111-111l:11'iZ. C.465 :xl'lllS1I'UII1.l, 19.430, 05 Ashby, lJ.405, 189 AIIQIIISUII, 11.405 .XY1'llIJll'12L. li.-405 I!ztli11ic'k, 'l'.405 112l,L1lI!I.I'11, .l.41 li'11'w1-ll I' 41 15, 154 . , , . in IZ:til1-5',.l,405 1lJl11'11lll', li. 05, 123 1wILIlll!ljLI'S, 1',405, 1511 1:1lI'II1'S, 'l',4115 llairry, I-'. ---- 05 Ilzirlvls, 'l',41i:., 129, 169, 172 1,JIS1l1'l',1:, 05 l:!lSS11'!', I..40.i lZ:1l:1y11-, IJ,--05, 200 lS:tx11-r, 12,4122 II1-:1sl1-y, 15.405, 175, 186 1l1'111'1Pl'11, .l.-405, 90, 107, 127, 150 1,1-11111-ll, 5405, 151 II1-millw-r, 12,405 1:1'lI1'1111'1, 11,405 111-111'1-111110. l', 05 lltfrry. .I.4 05 121112, .l,-4115 Ilivkv-1'sl:tI'l', I..430, 05 1l1Il111l'X', I',--135 111111, S. 0.1, 100, 1211, 201 l'isIn1'y, N430 1-, fix 1-15 IH I 1 1 1011 111111410 .411 l.l:11-k, Ii. 40:1 , -.. 1l11lIZ1'S,1,.4f11 111 100 121 , f . ' . - 1 lll:tk1-, .I.--05, 1511 266 Iieslia. E.-56 llesley, S,456, 100 111-yiiolds, 13.450 1l1'XllU1t1S, .1,4121 liicw-, 11.-28, 29, 30, 56, 168, 169 111101, 12450 liichter, 11,450 liiley, C.450 lliley, C.450, 200, 212 ltilvy, NV.450 liillvr, 17.450, 1I0 Il1ulv111'sol1, XV.4.16 liol1erls,C.450, 119, 121, 125 lioliinson, 13.450 Iiolwinson, D.-50, 199 Iiolison, 15.-50, 129, 109, 171 llmlerick. 9Y.+57 I-losers, 12.45" 1 ,101,i01,114,115, 171 127112131 F 1 1:011iiid,t'.42x, 211, 57. ms 10.1, 115, 121. 132, 1:11, 211 li 120111-zyclii, L,457, 10lI liupp, D457 llosc-0111, P.+57, 150 Ii11sf111lI1z1l, 11.457 1lO111QI'l11llIl11, 1l.4129, 201 liowe, 111.457, 142 1:lll1llJ11, S.-4-57 IIuoI'1', D.-57, 105, 171, 200 llussull, S457 l1,1'Z1ll. G,'57, 129, 177, 178, 181 Sulcedo, R.457 Szilihury, T.457 Sulyer, .I.457 S:1111sO11. 13.457 Saiulers, 171.457 Szinti, 12430, 35, 57, 150, 200, 212 Saruii, 11.-57 S:1111A1ftlo, 11.457 S:1vz1g'e, 1,457 S:1x'1-1'i1rn, 13.430, 57 Sc':1IZO, 15.231, 57, 121 Schazil, NXY457, 191 sf-1iQi'r'1er, 11457, 1211, 1315, 139, 108, 191, Svhlegel, 11.43-I, 57, 101, 116, 121, 125, 112, 206 S1'l1111iclt, R.457 Schhniidl, S.-57, 206 Sr-hiinor, P.457, 116, 150 S1-lirott, 12457, 156 S1Al1w:111z, N.458, 118, 121 S1-oliy, 11.4127 S1'1'l'1S1. 14.458, 132, 133, 13-1 S1-41121, 31.458, 100 S+-llfy, 11.458 S1'11I111'j'Cl', 112.458 SIIIIXY, K.458, 156 Sliawvvr, 13.-31, 98, 99, 126 121, 128 Sliigqekziwzi, G458, 97, 100, 105, 129 Slmaf, T.-458 Shohlom, G.458 Shy, 1V.458 Simpson, S.-58 Sirk, 13,458 111U1lIll, C405 lloziz, 11.465 IS11lr11, G.405 12111-ltt'l11'1'. l,11g111'11, 11.405, 126 1101116212 1'.-05 lloiiiniarilo. J.-65 Iioolhe, 11.405 llnriie, 1J.f65, 118 lioswell, 14.465, 203 1:tJllC'1121l'd, S.466. 150, 187 Iiuwiiiziii, 11.400 I-11511, 19.460 l.1':11'kn1z111, .l.400, 100, 115, 134 lirzitld, 11.433, 06, 118, 127 11I'Il111vOl't1, J.-06, 208 1rl'il11C1l, 11.400 11I'!l1lt, J.466, 153, 151, 186 1:I'1'l'1i0l1I'1112.1't5, C.400, 108 1:l't'XYl'21', 15.-60 l!r1t1g.:'es, D.400 bristol, 13.406 I ,roc-li, D.- 00 Ilruck, G.400 Ilrookniaii, E,-60, 107 llrookmziii, 1-L400, 103 1:l'0OkIl12ll1, N.400, 120, 157 llrown, C.460, 208 Ilrowii, 13,466 lirown, J.-66, 197 11I'OXYll, .I,460 llrown, .I.-00 llrown, L.406 llrown, S.466 lirown, S.400, 1011 121, 200 IIVOXVI1, XV.-60 llrowiiing, C.400, 120 llruckner, G,-011 liryant, IC,-00 llulmlzi, 13.400, 113 l!uf'h:1nan, K.-00 Huis, M.466, 175, 184 liunnell, C.460 1:llI'Hl'SS, 12400 1:llI'11'I2,'11, T.-00, 144 liurns, S.430, 60, 102, 120, 150 llurris, D.-60 liurrows, 11.400, 208 liurrus, H.400 llurt, R.430, 00, 129, 109, 172, 186 1211111-rfieltl, J.-00 11 liygiiin, H.-00 1:yI'11, M.-174 1':11lie11x, C.400, 157 1'a11i1A11x, L,400 Camplvell, C.466 9, 120 Sneddou, J.-58 Snelgrovu, D.-35, 58 Sorrick, S.-58 Spatz, 13.-58, 156, 168 Spielman, 15.-58, 96, 104, 121, 206 Spine, Ii.-58 Spraetz, C.-58, 100, 121 Spurlock, C.459 Squier, L.+311, 59, 102, 126 Stagner, D.459 Stagner, H.-59 Starr, D.-59, 127, 162 Starr. J.-59. 129, 138, 177, 178, 181, 182, 191 Steelinan. S,-59, 98, 99, 111, 127 128, 206 Stefane, J.-59 Steinbrink, R.-59, 98, 104 Stenoviteh, S.-59 Stewart, D.459, 96, 100, 104, 109, 155 Stewart, J.459, 154 Stieler, IS.-59, 199 Stone, 13.459 Storey, 13.459, 109, 142, 143, 154, 156 Strain, D.459 Strung, S.459 Stratton, L.459, 98, 99, 194, 115, 121, 132, 134 Stromquist, 13.459 Suggs, C.-59 Sullivan, H.-59 Sullivan, V.-59, 100, 216 Summers, G.-459 Sundquist, S.-59 Sutherland, M.-59 Svitovsky, C.459, 156 Swearingen, S.459, 104, 204, 206 Swenson, P.-60, 100 Swint, G.460, 216 Taravella, J.-60 Tavares, T.-60 Taylor, D.-60, 202 Tazza. R.460, 128 Thatcher, T.460, 129, 177, 178, 180, 181 Thoele, D,-60 Thomas, S.-60 Thomason, B.-60, 129, 151, 153, 154.1'71,178,180 Thompson, S.460, 111 Thornton, K.-60, 115, 121, 132, 134 Thueson, T,-30, 172 Tiffany, J.-60 Tingley, C460 Tipping, J.-60, 157 ORS Campbell. G.466 Cauiipliell, K.-66 Campbell, S.466, 100, 120 Cunales, .I.46G, 126 Czinziles, 191,-60 Cancino, H,466, 98, 192 Cano, 12.434, 66, 96, 120, 149 Capps, 13.430, 66 Capurro, C.-66 Czircler, 12.466 Carlton, E.-66 Currillo, 11.4-66 Carson, P.466 Carte, 17.466 Carter, C.-66 l74lI'1!'l", K.400 Carter, NV.467 Casino, D.-07 Casino, D.467, 120, 208 asio, C.467 Caudill, 11.-67 Cazares, 13.467, 133 Chambers, J.-67, 98, 118, 123 Chance, C.467 Chasse, D.467 Cheshire, C.-67 Chiaro, P.-67, 100 Choice, 11.467 Christo, M.-67, 157 Churztn, D.467 Churaii. K,-07 Clark, J.-67, 98, 100, 1091 120, 155 Clark, K.-67, 114 Clarke, S.467, 123, 174 Q'1EfI'1d1'l1l'11lHJI, D.-67, 156 Clifton, 13,467 Clingmain, li.-67 Clodt, 13.467 Cochran. IVI,-07 Condrzi, J.-67, 98, 118 Conrad, M.467 Cooper, XV.-67, 98, 118 Corlu-tt', 11.434, 67 Corclill, C.407 Coronado. T.-67 Cosper, Ii.-07, 113, 154 Coulter, 13.467 Cowee, 15430. 67, 100, 104, 120, 208 Cox, C.467, 168 Cox, S,-67 Crain, 15.407, 98, 129, 163, 186, 189 Crzimf-r, P.-67 CY't'f6kll1llI', H.-67 Criz, 11,467 Cronin, 111.467, 122, 194, 197 Crooks, BT,-07 C Tofield, J.460, 98, 99, 126, 127, 141, 162, 163 Topliff, NV.-60 Traczek, T.-60 Trapp, J.-60 T1-oxcl, J,460, 129, 168, 172, 186, 201 Turner, T.-60 Underwood, B.-60 Urmston, B.460 Vandenburg, L.460, 122, 194, 196 Vanderhoven, S.-60 VanHout0n, J.-60, 189 Yermeule, J.460 Vester, D.-60 Villafana, M.460 Vosburg, S.461 Vosburgh, D.461 Votrian, K.461 Vukelich, J.-61, 100, 121 NVaggoner, J.461 NVakefield, L.-61 VValiga, R.-61, 168, 172 Vvalkley, B.--61, 129, 178, 179 VValker, D.-61 Xvalters, M.--61 Ward, L,-61 VVard, P.-61 VVarnes, J.430, 61, 115, 121, 132, 13 VVaterman, J.-61, 115, 134 Watkins, S.-34, 61, 206 Weaver, J.461, 100, 121, 150 Weber, L.-61 Nveirich, D.-216 W'endt, J.-61, 107, 111 VVhiles, R.-61 NVhite, B.461, 122, 196 White, L.-31, 61 Wickliffe, C.461, 108 WViggins, A.-35, 61 Nvildhagen, C.461 VVilliams, D.461 VVilliams, J.-61, 106 Williams, J.-61 Wilson, A.-62, 142, 143, 206 NVilson, B.462 VVilson, J.-62 Winstead, D.-62 WVise, D.462 Nvittesch, M.462, 96, 98, 99, 100, 104, 115, 116, 127, 132, 134, 206 Vvoberg, C.-462 VVo1d, J.-35, 62 Xvolin, D.-62, 100, 109, 148 VVoodhull, B.-62 XVoodruff. S.434, 62, 96, 100, 104, 114, 136, 138, 139, 206 NVright, L.-62, 110 VVulff, L.-62 Yellis, S.-62 Youngmark, J.-62 Yount, J.433, 62 Zarlingo, D.-62 Zinda, D.-62 Crosby, J.-67, 100 Crow, T.467 Crowe, K.-67, 119 Crowther, G.-67 Curtis, N.-67 Cypert, B.-67 Cypert, C.-67 Dalich, M.-67 Daly, D.--67 Dame, C.-67 Dardarian, T.-67 Davis, C.-67 Davis, K.-67 Davis, R.-30, 67, 102, 148, 194, 196 Davison, K.-67 Daw, J.467 Dawson, S.467 Degelhann, T.--67 DeHart. J.467 I1eMatteis, M.-67 Deweese, R.-68 Dickerson, S.-68 Dickey, R.-68, 154, 201 Dierberger, J.-33, 68 Dilley, J.-68, 120, 150 Dixon, J.-68 Dixon, S.468, 100, 113, 115, 120, 134 Doan, L.468 Dodf-Te, P.-68, 202 Doerke, J.-68 Doering, H.468 Does, W4-119, 175, 201 Dolan, M.-68, 104, 116, 208 Domini, S.-68, 115, 118, 134, 208 Douglas, J.-68, 188, 189 Downs, J.-68, 106 Drop, R.468 Drought, T.468, 154 Drwinga, L.468 Duncan, J.468 Dunton, L.468, 157 Duran, J.-68, 175 Durst, J.468, 169, 174 Dye, M.-68, 156 Dykest'en, B.-68, 98, 126 Dykesten, R,-126 Eads, D.-68 Easton, M.-68, 98, 100, 104, 120, 204, 208 Eaton, A.468 Eddleman, P.-68 Edwards, C.-68, 189 Edwards, 1468 Egan, J.433, 68 Ehlers, B.-68, 120, 126 Eide, T.-68 Eilerts, D.-68, 129, 169, 172 Elder, R.-68, 168, 172, 191 Eldred, K.468, 98, 118, 192 Ellis, A.468, 158 Elstner, N.468 .1 ' Ely, .468 Endicott, J.468, 122, 197 Enger, S.-30, 68, 114, 150 Englert, C468 Erskine, VW468 Etchandy, 11.468 Evans, D.468 Fagan, M.462 Fankhoner, A.468 Farmer, M.468 14' 68 Ferg.g'uson. 1-"inicle, 13.4 Fish, T468 Fisher, 13.464 Ifisher, G.464, 68, 102, 109, 148, 156 lfitch, CX468, 98, 100 J 68 lflaigi, .4 l+'l0res, 13.408, 176 4 lfiores, 13.468 Iflores, l4'.434, 68, 174 Flores, T.468 lflory, NV.468 Iflowers, 11.468 Floyd, J.-68 Ifourman, 13,469 Franco, J.-69 Fraser, 13.460 lfrvdesico, .1.469 liredrickson, G.469 Freeman, S.469, 100 French, R..-69 French, VV.469 lfritzer, J.469 lfrizzcll, J.469 lf"ry, M.469 Fuchs, L.469, 96 Fukuhoto, K.469, 175 Furr, K.469 Gagnon, L.469 Galer, L.469 Garling, A.469 Garret't, C. Garrett, C. -69 409 Gary, M.430, 69, 120 Gemmill, S.469, 154 Geraldin, 111.469 Geske. D.469 Gibson, R.469 Giffin, P.469, 100, 120 Gillam, .I.469 Gispert, T.469, 102, 120 Glemaker, C.-69 Gomez, J.469 Goodell, 13. -09, 123, 192 Gordon, J.469, 114, 116 Gordon, L.469, 208 Gorrilla, J. 469 Gould, .I.469, 156 Graham, 0.469 Graham, D,-69 Grastcit, T.469, 144 Graves, Fl.-69 Graves, G.469 Graves, .1469 Gray, 14696 148 6 Gray, M.4 Green, 0.469 Green, G.469, 100, 112 Griggs, .1.-69, 129, 201 Grulraufqh, Guillet, 13.4 14.469, 192 69 Guinn, D.469 Gutierrez. Guiterrez, C.469, 150 S 4175 L. Haack, 1i.469, 115 Hacklmarth, 13.469 Hajek, 13.409, 154 Hall, J.-69, 187 Hall, .1.469 Hall, 1469 1 Hallack, 1-3.469 Hamilton, D.469, 134 Hamlin, J.-30, 69 Hampton, 13.469, 208 , Hampton, J.469 , Hampton, S.-69 ' Hand, S.469 l Hanen, C.-70 Hansen, D.470 5 Hanson, D.-70 1 l Hardin, 13.464, 70, 102, 134, 150 , Hare, 13.470, 156 l Harrington, P.470 1 Harrison, 13.-155 Harrison, L.470, 114, 208 l Hartley, R.470 Hart LlI'1,L1', .1.470 l Hatfield, li.-70 l Hatlestad, N.470 elker, R.- ' C.--30, 08, 98, 99. 100, 120, 150, 204, 205, 208 68 Hawkins, D.-70 Heald, 13.4711 Heinrich, K.470. 156 . Heinze, D.470, 208 Heinze, E.-70, 118, 175, 187 Helsel, D.470, 123 1-lenexson, L.470 Henry, A.470 Henry, M.--70, 100 Henry, S.470, 100, 154, 208 Heringer, D.470, 198 Hernendez, C.470, 156 Hernandez, M.470 Hernandez, R.-70 Hernandez, T.-70, 174 Heroy, S.470, 150 Herrell, R.470 Herring, M.-70, 154 Herrold, D.470 Heying, .1.470 Hickman, M.470 I-1ill, 13.470 104, Hitchcock, YV.470 Hoare, S.464, 70, 102, 208 Hochn, 13.4184 Hott, 11.470 Horton, A.470, 201 Hoskins, D.-70 Hough, R.470 Howard, P.470, 212 Hubbart, C.470, 157 Huffman, N.470 Huizingo, J.470 1-lulley, M.470 Hund, E.-70, 100, 115, 134, 157, 208 Hunter, D.431, 70 Hunter, T.470 Huntley, N.470 Hurley, S.470 Ingram, J.470 Innerlnichler, N.470, 115, 144, 175 Isaac, C.470 lson, 13.470 Iverson, L.470, 98, 123 lvie, T.470, 114, 144 Jacques, 16,470 Jahn, R.470 James, C.470, 208 Jenkins, .1.470 Jeter, C.470, 96, 98, 100, 120, 156, 163, 204, 208 Jeter, 1-3.470 Jette, 13.471 Johnson, D.471, 150 Johnson, L.471, 134 Johnson, 111.471, 122 Jones, J.471, 208 Jordan, 13.471 Jungkeit, C.471, 98, 112, 156, 208 Justice, .i.471 Justice, VV.430, 71 Kane, M.471, 100 Kaska, S.471, 102, 120, 208 Kasper, R.-71 Kaufman, R.471 Kayior, 171.471 Keimach, 13.471, 119, 187, 189 Keith, J.471, 105, 129, 186, 189 Keller, .1.471, 156, 189 Kelly, C.471, 183 Kelly, 111.471, 105, 122, 194, 196 Kent, S.'71 Kenyon, 13.471 Kerns, L.471 Kerns, R.471 Keup, D.471, 123 Kiner, J.4105, 118, 122, 123, 184, 197 Kirk, 13.471 Kirk, 111.471, 100, 120, 150 Kirk, M.471, 157, 189 Kirlcelie, J.430, 71, 100, 106, 120, 208 Kirker, 1V1.'71 Kirkhart, J.471 Klapper, 111471 Knauss, 111.4-71, 98, 208, 212 Knight, J.471 Knox, P.471, 109, 114, 155, 184 Knox, 116.471, 128 Koenings, G.471 Kolodzeske, J,-71 Kutnyak, J.471 Lafferty, 1,.4-71 Lafollette, S.471, 109, 154, 208, 212 Lat'ort'une, T.471 Lanib, T.-71 Lamlvdin, S..471, 156 Lamont, L.471 Landes, E.471, 153 Landin, 11.471 Landskron, .1.471 Lane, H.471, 144 Langston, .1.471 Larsen, C.471, 174 Larson, -I.-71 Luster, 13.471, 200 Latham, 13.471 Lee, 111,471 Legg, L.471, 120, 208 Lentz, 13.471, 120, 150 Leo, 15.471, 112 Leos, 13.471 Leos, 134122, 194, 196 Lewis, 11.471, 156 Lien, S.471 Ligzhtliolder, R.471 Lilly, J.472 Link, .I.-72, 100, 150 Lloyd, S.434, 72, 108, 116, 208 Lochridse, D,472, 118, 121, 157 L0s'ue, VV.-72 Long, L.-30, 72, 150 Lonn, R.472 Lopez, 17.472 Lopez, Y.-72 Lund, P.472, 156 Lydell, K.472, 124 Lyles, L.472, 120, 149 Lyons, 13.472 Mack, M.-72 Madden, P.472 Maddox, 171.472, 125, 208 Madison, D.-72 Makuh, M.472, 111 Malmrose, S.-72, 100, 157 Malone, J.472 Maranda, S472 Marovich, E.472 Marozick, P.472 Marquez, '.1'.472, 115, 134 Marr, D.472, 154 Marshall, C.430, 72 Marshall, J.-72 Marshall, M,472 Martin, R.472 Martinez, R.-72, 103 Masters, L.-72 Masterson, F.4-U2 Mathers, R.472 Matthew, V.472 Mauk, S.-72 Maurice, S.472 Mayer, M.-72 Mazza, 18.472 McAuley, V.472, 150 McCarthy, J.472 McClain, 15.472 Mctfleskey, J.472 McCluskey, G.472 McConimons, M.-72 McCormick, 13.472 McGinnis, C.472 McGrath, 17.472 McLaughlin, C.472 McMeekin, J.-72 11cNair, 15.272 McNair, S472 McNeill, T.-72, 154, 174 Mellor, N.472 Menz, D.472 Menzie, P.472 Merritt, E,472, 174 lliles, R.472 Miller, J.472, 123, 191 Miller, K.472, 98, 123 Mille-r, L.472, 133 Miller, 1111472 Miller, S.473, 168, 174 Minter, 13.473 Minton, T.473 Miowitz, .1.473, 126 Miranda, 11.473, 174 Misener, N.473 Bloddvl, P.473, 127 Moffett, J.473 Molendyk, E.473, 124 Montano, A.473 Mooney, N. Moran, N.-- ., ., , 127 Moring, VW473 Morley, E.473, 100 Morris, A.'73, 107 Mota, M.--73 Mulcahy, N.430, 34, 73, 100, 101 Mumolo, E.-73 Mumper, G.473, 124 Murillo, A.473, 189 Murray, C.473 Murray, VV473, 110 Nablme, T.473, 175, 201 Naffziger, M.473 Navarrette, E.473, 208 Ncainy, R.473 Nefroney, 13.473, 122 Nelson, 0434, 73, 98, 119, 126 Nelson, S.473, 208 Netto, A.473 Newcomb, R.473 Newshani. D.473 Niccum, J.473 Nichols, D.473, 103, 186 Nichols, S473 Nickel. E.473, 112, 127 Nipp, R.473 Noggle, D.473, 129, 168, 172 Nonnweiler, J.473 Olson, L.473 Ortega, L.473 Ortega, L.473 Paddock. N.473, 106, 133 Parker, P.-73, 133 Parker, R.473 Parks, D.473, 112 Parrish, G.473 Parrish, K.473 Parslow, J.473, 174, 186 Parslow, 111.473, 156 Parsons, D.473 Parvin. M.473, 100, 120 Pass, R.473 Palenfze, J.473, 150 Patterson, 11.473, 119, 125, 144 Patterson. N.473, 104 Pawling, K.473 Payne, R.473 Peckenschneider, L.473 Peek, S.473, 100, 150, 156 Peller, P.-73 Pennclla, R.474 Perry, 13.474, 122, 194, 196 473, 100 73 113 118 Peters, 10.474, 129, 177, 178, 181, 191 Peters, S.-74 Peterson, L.474, 112 Peterson, M.474, 120 Peterson, N.474, 102, 109, 114, 156 Peterson, S.474, 98, 100 Pettit, P.435, 74 Pflug, 15.474, 120 Phillips, 172.474 Phillips, P.474 Pierce, .1.474 Polek, 11.474 Polley, N.474, 208 Poole, D.474 Poor, D.-74 Potts, S.-35, 74, 100, 107 Po-well, C.474, 100, 156 Preheim, M.474 Price, Ti.-74 Proffit, D.474 Pruitt, 13.474 Pryor, D.474, 118 Pucci, A.474, 174 Pudwill, J.-74 Quintin, 15.474 Haber, .1.474, 208 Radke, G.-74, 122. 194, 196 Rail, .1.474, 98, 119 Ramsey, K.430, 74, 100. 102, 115, 120, 134, 208 Reddel, D.474 Rees, L.474, 119 Reinhartg 13.-74 Heinemann, D.474, 98, 192 Renfroe, G.474 Requarth, C.-74 Reser, 1474 Reynolds. 111.--74 Rhodes, 13.474, 98 Rosas, F.-74 Rose, J.-74, 112 Iiosenhamer, S.435, 74, 100, 107, 116 Rothermund, R.-474, 129, 169, 172, 186, 201 Rouland, R.474, 133 Roush, G.474 Rowland, S.-74, 98, 105, 123, 134, 184 Royer, B.474 Hubidoux, A.-74 Rudisaile, D.475 Ruiter, C.-75 Ruoff, K.475 Rupert, VV.475 Rupp, D.f75 Russell, .1.475 Hustad, 15,475 Sackewitz, K.-75, 186 Sacky, C.475, 168, 173 Saddler, 13.-75, 134 Saenz, A.475 Sampson, C.-75, 100, 107 Sandomal, 12.475 Saunders, L,-75, 100 Saville, S475, 104, 109, 119, 120, 156 Scali, T.430, 75, 155, 168, 173 Seaman, M.475 Schaal, D.434, 75, 98, 118, 123 Schaclit, S.475, 109, 114, 155 Scheffler, E.475, 168, 173 Schimmer, L.475, 134 Scliniiderer, D.475 Schmidt, M.430, 75, 208 Schmidt, 1V.475, 189 Schmill, M.475, 100, 119 Schooler, P.475 Schroff, J.-75 Schroll, 13.475 Schultz, P.-75 Schuinaker, L.475 Schwanz, P.475 Schwitzgclnel, P.475, 120 Seiersen, S475 Seale, P.-75 Shearer, E.475, 107, 120 Sheffield, J.-75 Shibley, J.475, 123, 129, 169. 173, 183 Showalter, B.-75, 106 Shrabel, B.-75 Simon, C.-75 Singleton, S.475 Slinkman, .1.475 Sloan, S475 Smith, A.475, 118, 174 Smith, D.-75, 100, 104, 120, 149, 208 Smith, M.475 Smith, N.-75, 134 Smith, R.475 Smith, S.-75 Smithton, B,475, 122, 125, 144, 156, 195, 197 Smock, P.430, 75 Spatz, J.-75, 129, 173, 201 Spraiigins, R.-75, 123, 129, 168, 173, 1 Springer, R.475 Squibb, B,-75 Stagner, .1.475 Stalmer, S.-75 Stanley, C.-75, 155, 156 Starke, 13.-75 Steadmon, J.47E Stearns, R,-75 Steel, G.-76 Stein, A.-75, 100 Steinhacher, H.476 Stephenson, J.-76, 191 Stevens, M.-76, 104, 106, 108, 116 Stewart, D.-76, 108, 124 Stocktill, K.-76 Stoufer, F,476, 109, 156 Stuhaan, R.-76 Sturges, P.-76 Sturgess, K.-76 Sturmer, J.430, 76, 120 Such, C.-76, 122, 195, 197 Summers, S.-76, 106, 208 Sutta, 13.4122 Sutton, T.-153, 154 Swain, B.-76, 157 Swanson, G.-76 Swegheimer, C.476 Sympson, J.476, 120, 204, 205, 208 Tatlock, T.-76, 122, 194, 197 Taylor, K.476, 100, 120 Taylor, M.476 Taylor, R.476, 110, 154 Teece, G.-76 Thiessen, L.-76 Thompson, R.476 Thompson, R.476, 144, 150 Thomson, D.-76 Thoren, G.4174, 183 Thueson, L.-76, 176 Timm, C.476, 156 Tindall, G.-76 Timmerman, J.-76 Tousseau, M.-76, 157 Tracy, L.476 Trahan, R.-76 Trapp, B.-76 Trapp, W.476 Trapper, J.-76 Tucker, -1.476 Tucker, T.476 Tucker, Ti.-30, 31, 76, 134 Turk, J.-76, 99, 189 Ulrich, T.-76 Underwood, S.476, 124, 144 Unland. D.476 Vail, M.476, 100 Valdez, R.476 Vallade, J.476, 100 Vallade, R.476, 100 Vanden berg, D.476, 155 Vande-rveer, C.476, 208 267 Yun Fossen, D.-76, 134 Yurxwy, H,-76, 152, 15-1 Yujur' If.-7G Verdin, M.-76 l'f1C1l2lI'dSOI1, P.-74 Ric-ketts, S.-Tl, 119, 152 189. 201 1 157, Hideout, D.-74, 169, 172, 173 Hiding, IZ.--7-L Rozwh, R.-7-1 liolwrts, D.-74 Robertson, Ii.-71, 98, 1041, 104 156. 2024 Robertson, R.-7-1, 192 Hoddzlm, li.-71, 208 Rogers, U.-71 Iiosulvs, lf.-71, 17-1 Vermeulu, J.-76 Aasc, D.-T9 Alxlroll, li.-79, 175, 192 Alrullillla, T.-'19, 120 Avlllllcs, C.-79, IUU Aukerly, Ji.-79 Aclxlnrs, J,-T9 Acklcs, N479 ,-xcoslzl, 16.179 1 Acton, IUU QXUUIIIS Adzulxs, C.-T9 4XL11ll!1S, C.-TU -Xl12Lll1S, S.f79 Agltll, C.-79 :XE-Ql'Oll, K.-79 A11:lL'1L', 1' 79 4 L.-TJ. , Ll.-79 Aho, li.-TJ Aldluger, U.-79, 196 Aim-xumter, J.-79 Allen, .l.fTi5 Allvn, J.-T9 Allen, li.-79 Aitlwns, S,-79 .'XIIlll1Zlllll, XY.-79 And1-rson, J,-T9 Anderson, L.-79 Amterson, L.-79 Ames, li.-TU ,XI'l'llSk0V, P.-175 .XI'IllSl1'Ol1g', R.-79 1XI'lllSlI'Oll2-T, S.-70, 114, 1511 , ,xl-wr, G.-719, mv, 115, mv, 185 Ashton, K.-TU, 120 Aspvlngrexx, 11,479 Atkinson, 1J.g7EI Auguslou, N.-Til Ayzxlzl, J.-79 liugwell, 1'.-79 1Sa1ley,J.f75l, 112, 117, IZZU linker, 13.fT9, 210 Halls-11g'e1', N.-'19, 171 ' ' 'K I:2llllllfJ,'UI', lx.-AJ liiillllCI', li.-Til 13zu'kv1', Y.f7fl, 1015 l5ilI'llJll'd, 11.479 lS2ll'l1t'lf, L.v79 liarolx, S.-79 lizuwerzl, H.-T9 li2X!'I't'll, .l.f71l 15:11'z'il'l, J.-156 l:2ll'1Ol1, S.f7U, 117 lizlrlsch, T.-TU Hater, 15-TU limes, Mf-33, 79 lizlllou, J.f7!i, 171 1i2LllUl', R.A70 liillllllllll, 13.-79 lizlxlvr. K.-79, 120 liezlcll, 13,-122, 197 Beatty, 13,-79 lielfvuu, li.-79 livchdolt, D.-79 lieckvr, 13.479 liclxrons, 13.-79, 189 1!eI:fLm.1'e1', V.g7t!, 120, 150 lielk, 14.479 livll, ll.-Til, 1X3 Hvllz, D,-79, 1515 1:0ll1lH8I', 13,479 H6ll11Hk'I', L.-79 liendvr, C.f79 Uvnder, l'.f7U Iiendvr, R.-30, 79 lleuucr, J.-79 liergquisf, 1'.-79 U6I'llQll'd, I",-79, 198 lletzsold, 13.479, 176, 185, lievillv, 1..-79 liictkfurd, J.-79 Bicknell, 13.-79 llicbl, J.-79, 157 liirchcr, 14.779, 210, 212 Ilircthley, R,f79 liirklzxud, 1i.A79 liirlwy, 31.-79 Uizzlv, NY.7SlP, 154 lilzlckhllrn, S.-Xll, 100, 157 Hlzlke, S.fN1l lilomquist, IC.-NU, 99, 113, lilumlrer " M S0 If-, -g I!0l1l1elt,.l,-SIP, 99 100 lUli liokclmzln, UWM! Bond, .l.-Ml, 2111 1:OIl1I'ilZ1, J.-xo Booth, A,-80, 157 1f0l'6I1Slk'1ll, N.-Sli, 125 Borg, S.fMl Horne, .I.-Ml, 5151, 115 liornflvlh, 1450 Boston, Il,-Mi liollchard, C.4Nll Ilourno, .I,!Ml l:0llSl0I.l', C.-'Mr llousquet, J,--Ml Iiowhanks, S.f3lJ, SO 68 193 118 10 ISS Vollom, S.-76, 100, 183 Vukelich, B.-76, 176, 201 Vuksunovich, R.-76 1Yu1iga, C.w76 Walker, C.-76, 126 112111, S.-76, 100. 120, 150 Walters, D.-77 xVi1I'Il6I', G.-77, 112 xYZ1SSEl1Ill1ll8I', J.-77, 118 XValers, G.-77 XVeuver, L.-77, 102, 120, 156 NVu1mb, H.-77 NVclCh, B. '77 XVe1ton, M.-77, 98, 118 XVendt, K.-T7 xV6I'I16I', JLW77 West, L.-77 XVesterhold, T.s77, 156 SOPHO Iiuwie, 1'.iSll HOXYIHLLII, S.-X41 Boyd, J.A8U Boyer, K.-30, 80, 100, 117, 121 Bruce, S.-80 lirzldford, S.-80 Iirady, N.-240, 201 Brady, R.-Xu 151-uckexlridge, E.-SU, 108 lireilweg, C.-80 Hrenchley, L.-80, 122, 195, 197 Brewer, 13,-155 lirewefr, L' -NU Brewer, M.-175 live-Wm' H.-841 117, I'I'ig'f.TS, lxriiig-1401-a, vfsu, 31, sn, um, 120, 210 80 , R.- lirimer, C -80 Iirindle, R.-80 lirislvin, NY.-80, 133 lirooks, C iw Brooks, C -50 l!1'0w0I', C.-80 Ilrown, C.-Stl Iirown, D S80 Brown, J.-8U, 154, 176 Brown, M -SU llrowu, M -SU, 210 liI'OXX'I1, N.-SU llrown, N -80 lirown, B.-80, 113 lirowu, T.-80, 109, 150, 156 Brownell. IJ.-SU liruylvs, S.-811, 156 Iiruhns, R.-SU UI'll1l12.11Ol1, P.-80. 125, 150 lfI'llI1SOI'1, A.-80, 176, 188, 201, Bryant, IS -SU I!l'yCe, P.-811, 120, 210 Iiuvk, 13.-bl! Ilullhe, M.-Nil Iluhrow, E.-Sli llxlrdivk, I..-NH, 157 Ilurggess, LXWZSU, 174 Iiurke, D,-SU liurla-son, IQWSU, 117 Ilurnell, P.-NU, 106 llurus, l5.f?4U, 175, 153, 191 IIXISUII, SU, 106 I-Iuller, C.-SU Ul1l'lGI', M -Sli lS11tLm'I'ield, G.-Ml Nyc, 141.-Mb Ilygum, S.-SU Byrnes, L -XII Cn bzxllero, Fadda-ll, J L zlllzl, R. 'nlvv X L.-S0 80 1113, 181, 193 K , , X .fhl Q'2ll!1DlN'll. L.--Nl Uundow, G.-S1 l13lll10l1, J -81 Czlrnes. 1' -' l':u'1'ell, l'2ll'I'1llO, G t'zu'le1', C . 61 R -81, 110 .-81, 157 Czxrler, J.-81 P. 81 usey, M.-81, 188 Q1 Uasto, M. YL Catucci, J.-S1 l'2lV2Lll0SS, T.-81, 174 Uzlwley, J 91 156 kzxwthou, S.-81 C I S1 Ayer, Uodur, C. .-1, . ,+L -61 Q'h2lll1l56El'l2liI1, J.-Sl, 122, 19N Clmmbers, A.-81 Chzlnllsers, .I.-81 UIIZUIQY, A.-81, 185, 193 Uh21D1ll21ll, I X1 Chase, U.-51 Chatham, 12,-81 Fhzxvvrs C 81 Childers, D.g81, 157 Ulrllszllxgh, 1' 81 Clark, G.-81, 112 Clark, K.i81, 125 Clark, R.-X1 LY Clark, R.aS1 Clark, SRM, 1S3 Clarke. C.-A1 Clzxussv 11, E.-81, 1011, 118, 156 Clayton, G.-81 Clements, L.-81 Cline, N.-81 Flowers, M.-81, 199 Cluff, L.i81, 126 Coffey, N.-81 Cogle, K.-S1 Colusont, C,-81 Follry, T.-81 Collins, 19.381, 175 Colton, D,-81 Conwzlu, IJ.-S1 Comstock, IS.--81, 120, 150 XVestpha,l, R,-77 WVillg6T'f, L.-77, 125, 144, 174 XK'heu.l0n, P.-77, 129, 150, 189 Wheeler, R.-77 XYhite, M.-77 XYhitel, 8377, 100, 120, 2 XVhitn0y, H.-77 VVhitsox1, NV.-77 NViethorn, D.-77, 192 NVilc:oX, V.-77 Wilkins, G.-77 1.Villey, J.--77 XYil1izm1s, P.-77 NYi1liamS, S.-77, 169 NVilliams, S.-77, 150 NYillis, D.f77 XVillilS, P.-77 NYilkson, C.-77 XViml1crly, XV.-77. 1-11 MORES Uouaiser, Y.-81 l'onig.g'lia, T.-81, 156 Conkle, J.-A1 Uonkle, L.-A1 Cook, D.-81, 99, 1ll3, :Zum Cook, J.-81 Cooper, D.vX1 Uoppock, J.-Xl, 110 l'0I'I'kLdil10, A.-Xl, 124 Cory, li.-81 Holler, R.-S1 Cox, M.-81, 201 Cozzu, C.-81 t'rz1w1'o1-d, H.-81 Criss, T.-81 Ur-ist, P.-81, 122, 198 Uritser, K.-X1 L'r'o11er', J.-81, 100, 210 CLIHPII, C.-X1, 150 f'lllIlI1lil1S, IZ.-81, 157 Vullvr, t'.vS'1, 100, 210 Daily, R.-81, 201 Daly, D,-X1 Dznmerell, H.-81, 127 Ilillliiil, 13.-X1 Daniels, N.-51 Danley, .LWS1 Darden, J,-81 IJz1ug'he1'ty, M.-bl lmvey, K.-81 Davis, D.-82 ' 82 l,J.1x1a, H Davis, K.i82 157 Davis, K.-82 Davis, L.-242, 100, 111 Davis, R.-S2 lmvisou, U.-82 Dawson, D.-XZ, 103 Day, BLSX2 Day, S.-S2 Dean, C.g175, 154 Umm, N.fN2, 157 lPE'lll1, S N2 Demise, li.-NZ, 129. 186, Ilevlvy, D,-S2 l30l"OI'4', l1.vN2, 133 Ibelxavexll, C.-62 llehuvvll, RLWSZ 189 1D6lCI'0L3,'l1LLlG, L,-31, A2 117 ' 7 150115, H.-30. x2, 175, fx Delongf, E.-30, NZ, 117, 21 X Ileehxz, J.-N2 171111111111 , G.-126 0 l1t'l1llCl', M.-3ll, 82, 100 111 Ilcmotl, U,-82, 150 Ilomxvun, IJ.-82, 188 Inifllllillg, L.-N2 Dick, L.-N2 Ilivlwrsou, F.-S2 Ilienor, S.-82, 122, 194 Ibicllich ' S1 . Y. w H A 1 fl.. Q llillvy, X.-S2, 120, 1511 Dillon, J.-N2 l711ll1E'lJ18I', U.-S2, 106 Ilipnlma, J,-N2 13lllilI'1Pff, T.-S2 llorsvy, 13.-K2 Ilowus, T.-N2 Doyle. 11.31151 llrzxkv, E.,-N2 Drews, U,-NZ, 113, 11S Dvouillard, S.-N2 I7llll1CSI11l, A.-N2 Durzulso, Saw Illlrhev, II,gS2 Dyer, D.-30, 82, 175 I'Iay.:'leson, J.-N2 Iflurp, S.-S2 Eaves, 15.-82 Evkles. XY.-N2 ligzllm, E,-82 Tlisexxlloww, D.-S2 Ililgzls, T.-XZ, 176 Elliott L.-'82 Ellis, D.-S2 118 120 Emmons. M.-30, 82, , Epperson, T.-82 Epplcr. J.gS2 Erickson, S,-82 Espzlrzzl, A.-N2 Evans, S.-82, 193 Illvvuson, .I.-30, 52, 11141, 117 190 151: Iivvrott, H582 Iyiiliiilll, S,-82, 519, 162 I":1Cki1161', J.-82 l"z1r:1m, 131,-R2 Ifzlrdig. .I.-S2 Farley, R.-N2 Ifnulkner, D.-154, 1X3 Ifennema, 12.-NZ, 105, 122, 19S 1 fivkliu, C.-S2 Ifivlmiger, Y.-S2 lfillmuu, T.-S2 Filodolfizl, IS.-82 I'Y'i110l11!111, S.-82, 100 Fininile, R,--82, 174 Winters, P.-77 XVithe1's, S.-77 NYitzkv, R.-g77, 174 Woldridge, M.-77 XV0ldr'idge, M.i77, 134 NVolt', S,-77 XVo1x1ac, G.-77 XVoodrome, S.-77, 102, 120, 208 Woody, L.-77 wrigm, 19.-34, 77 Wykc, 13.-77 NYyke, J.-77, 100 Yoder, C.-77 Young, IJ.-77 Young, M.-77, 114, 116, 120 YOIIIU-1'I'l1Zll1, M.-77, 102, 120, 149 Zahl, G.-77, SX, 100, 109, 156 Zvlnar, J.-77, 200 I'1iSf'l'11l6C'k, li,-X2 I"ishez', 15.-82, 156, 175 Fisher, K.-242 l+'lal'1em, IJ.-52, 174 ICIYIHI, P.-X2 Ford, C.-N2 Ifordycv, K.-83, 117 I'xOl'E5Stt3l', R.-83 Ifowler, P.-83, 210 Ifrzmks, IJ,-X3 1"1'Ll.11kS, J,-83 l'YI'ill1kS, XY.-83 Ifraser, M.-A3 l4'1'a.ser', R.-X3 l'uI'0l?Il12ll1, G,-83, 150 l"I'611f'h, A.-X3 lfry, C.sX3 Ifuc-hs, K.-N3, 100 I'xllI'lOl1g', C,-83, 117, 120, 150 lf'm'uli, A.-53, 100 lfusco, A.-X3 Gzllkax, IG.-83, 100, 117, 118 Gznllzml, J,-83 Galloway, J.WX3, 111, 121 Gzlndy, NI.-N3 Qzuln, M.g?s.5 U 1Z'I,l'd1l6I', P.-83 f1IlI'l1C'h, H.-83, 126 Gzlrwett, C.-83 Garrett, L,-83 Garrison, D.-X3 4 Gamer, J.-83 Gwlch, S.-S3 new-, .LWS3 Glenvr, C,-341 Gerald, S.-83, 122, 198 Gerlrin, NY.fX3 Ge1'rim:,'vr, P.-A3 Gideon, L.-83 Gilbert, NYMS3 Gi1illa1ud,D. 53 Gillzxm, XV.-30 Gish, G,-83, 126 IHZIIIIDP, R.-53, 1515 lllousmm, I,,-83 Glick, J.-N3 Gliclowcll, C.gX3 Goodall, J.-N3, 193 Goodwin, D.-83, 175 Goodwin, NV.-N3, 174 v 1 Gossvlin, R.iS3 Got'tsc'ha1k, J,-S3 Grzltz, II.-R3 f,1I'Z1Y. A.-N3 C,.1'z1y, IJ.-83, 120, 150 Grfwuwood, G.-X3 lrfrvellwood. S.gN3, 117 Gl'w:'g:, .I.-X3, 1511 411'eg',2', S.-83, 120 Grive, 11.483 f1I'il11ShZlNV, M.-N3 Grinstvad, G.-f G1'oeslver'k, G.-S3, 154 G1'0svemo1', H.-543, 122, 196 Gullion, U,-N3 Gwulrmxy, L.-X3 Hal1mxe1', .I.-83, 187, 189 H2lf.I'9I'l3', L.-ACS Hznlbrook, A.-X3, 189 Ilulvy, If.-N3 Hall, P,-N3, 185 Hzxllzlrd, S.-53, 119, 157 Iinllnzwl, S.-83, 119, 157 Hzllvorson, .I.-X3, 11l4l, 114, 117, 211: Hamilton, R.iN3, 153, 154, 185 Hzmxmzltt, G,-83. 153, 154 171 1 Hammond, D.-83, 157 Hzxmplou, G,-83, 1111 Hand, N.-X3 Hmwy, E.-X3 Hannon, U.-53, 120 Hansen, D,-N3 IIHHSOII. G,-N3 Hardvzlstle, D,wN3 Ilzlrciirlgg, .I.iN1, 100 Hardy. C.-N1 Harlow, 13.354, 126, 187, 201 Harlow, J.-N4 HZ11'll1Z1l1, .I,-N4 Harris, H.-N1 Hzlrrison, 11.-N4, 1545 I-lzlrrison. U.-N4, 111 Hixrtman. D.-Sl Harvey, -I.-N1 Hauvk, D.-S-1, 176 Huwkcy, 12.-84 Hawkins, IJ,-N4, 133 Huwpv, J.-N1 Hayes, R,-N4 HHXIIIHII, A.-R1 11eidO,VS.-A-1. 111 112-lc1,Ii,-M, 121 Helms, S,-341. NI. 1414! IqGI111!12,'SG11. U,-N4 Iq9l1lhOl'l1, R,-S4 HG-Vlmst, M.-31, 84, 100, 117, 1241 N. l Herinfz, 12,3128 Hernandez, 111.384 Herring, 11,38-1, 11111 Herrold, 11.381 Naylor, P.-87 Hess, 11.381, 153, 154 Heyne, J,fS'l, 185 Hig1:ing.L's, l.,-81 Hill, S,38-1 l-iilszlhs-ck, K,381, 11111, 112 Hinckley, 11.381, 118 I l-liserodt, V.381, 11111, 11111, 1211 l'li1t'ht'or'k, 11.381 Hoag, 11,381 Hoag, G.-81, 125 Ho If 84 arcs, Hobson, J.381, 188 Hobson, J.384 Hohson, 1' 3' ., 81 1' 811211 H01-ppm-i'. .3. , l'lOl'l'l1l2l1l, .l,-81 Holloway, 11.381 Hohnesl cy, l.,-81 l'l13lSl1lL11'l', M.--81 Iloocl, XY.--81, 12.1 1-loon,1'.381 1looy1-r, l'.3hl, 193 Hoppe, J.381. ltlll, 117 Horan, M.381, 193 Hornus, 11.381 Hough, K.38l, 1211 llmisogzo, S381 HUY1111, V,381, 1211 Howard, 111.381, 171 Howell, 11.281 Howell, ll.-81, 175 Hudson, 11.231 Huish, It.-81 Hulbert, Y.381 llunn, M. 81 1lll1lll1lll'l'Y. S381 11un1,S.-81,186 Hunter, 11.381 1-luotte, l'.-81 Hurll1ct,,l.381, 129, 151, 2111 Hllshnixin, l'.381 11llSli1'Y, ,X,381 Huson, J.38i, 2111 Hutvhens, t'.381 Hutcht-ns, l,.381 Hutcheson, .l,38-1 l1ut'son,J.-81 Hutton, 113811, 81 l'llll111ll,.l.3Xl Hylton, ll.3hl, 11111 1ll1.2'I'Z1lll, .I.381 lngrann, J,-381 Jack, S.381 ,,,. Jackson, 11.381, 157 J:1C'ol1s, 11.381 Jznnes, I..385 .12lVZl.l'!lS, N.f3l1, 85 Jeffers, J.-85, 176 Jenkins, A.385 Jenkins, 0.385 .l1jlllilllS, J,385, 11111, 1119, 111 117, 1 F f' .11-rlow, l,.338.1, 1.13, 151 Joha, K.385, 951, 117, 2111 Johns, S3841 Johnson, li.385 Johnson, l-1.385 Johnson, J,-385, 157 Johnson, J.385, 157 l .Iohnson, 2385, 157 Johnson, 12385 Johnson, S385 Johnston, 13.385 Jones, M.385, 122, 198 Jones, S385 Jordan, G.-85 Joy, lt.-85 .ioyf-11, J.--85, 11112, 118, 2111, 212 .loynm-r, S.385, 185 Judson. 12385 .lustin, 11.31511 Kalmt. 11.385 1c2ll',12ll2L, S,385 Kasner, S385 lfH.lll.lll1'S, l..3-85. 1117, 1513 Keele, 11.385, 2112 Kelley, 12385, 176 Kelly, IJ.--85 Kennedy, li.3f111, 85, 2112 Key, K.385, 1713. 1112 K1-ys, J,385, 176 Kindt, 13.3-85 King, J.385. 151 Kinn, M.385, 1211 Kinsey, N.3f1tl, 85 Kirk, 'l'.31f121, 157 Kirklzind, 11.385, 157 Kirvvn, N.385 ,. , - lXl11', 1.385 lflOI.1l-t'llS1C'lll, 11.385 Knapp, 11.385 Knox. 11.385, 185 Koerschgcn, 11.385 Kordik, 11.385 Koulma, 11.385 Krznnor, J.385 Krauss, li.-85 Krebs, J.385 Kruhzllski. l.,385 Kruse, A,385, 127 Kuchar, 111.385, 1116 P 85 2111 Kufzlhl, .31., Kuslcics, Y.385, 157 lizindes, M.-85, 125, 1552, 188' 20 Lzindry. A.385, 157 Lane, 'l'.385 l.z1ng', -I.fN5, 189 Iiangson. li.-85 Lzxngwell, G.385 lizinsdown. 11.385, 157 lianyon, K.3311, 85 l.aPierre, P.-85 l1Zll'S1'll, M,385, 216 Larson, J.385, 11111 Luster, l..385, 122, 198 2 57 L2l1'l11lI1l, 17.385 Lathrop, G.-85 Latorre, C.-85 Lzivcrs, P.-85 Lawrence, 1i.'85, 176 K 85 Lawson, 1.11 wton, S.--85, 124 Layton, J.3b5 Lazaron, L.-85 Learner, 11.385 1 Aebrun, 1S,fS5 l4E?1'll12j.ll, C.-85, 157 liees, R.-85 Leighton, 12386 Leming, S.-815 Leon, l..386, 117, 1511 IQX 1 11 100 J , fer, . .38 ', , 156 Lewis, 19.386 Lewis, S.-86 Leyvzx, 11.386 Lielvliard, M.3815 Light, 11.386, 112, 117, 1211 Lines, 13.386 Linig'ei'. 11,3815 Link, S386 Lltllvjohn, K,38ti Loetterlc, K.386 Loftus, S3815, 11111, 1515, 175 1.,on1,:', 11.386, 519, 191 162 Lopez, C386 Lopez, 31.3811 .. , .. Lopez, R.-86, 157 Lopez, V.381i, 157 l.01liS, J,-86 Love. lf,-86 Lucht, U.-815 Luna, 18.386 Lundy, S.-86 Lyon, Y.-86 liyons, 111.3815 Mzmhs, 12.386, 176 Maas, K.-815, 1711, 185, 193 Macarziy, lJ,386, 129, 186, 189 Mac1'rindle, K.-815 Madden, IS.-86, 11111, 1211 Mzidclox, 13.3815 Maddox, S.-86 Magill, N.3311, 813, 1211, 1511 Mzilla1'1'e5'. 12386, 1211, 127 Maillet, 1,380 Mangis, 14.386, 118 Mann, Al.-SG, 18-1 Manning, 111.386, 117 Marcotti, T.-813 Mark, 1i,386 Mzlrrujo, A.3813 Martin, 13.-86 Martin, H.381i Martin, J, Martin, H, 386 12811 Martin, S.381i, 117, 1211, 157 Martinez, J.3311, 86 Marzari, 15.-811, 157 Mason, 1Vl.386, 129, 187, 189 Mustcrson, li,-86 Mafera, 13 Matthews, 386, 2111 13.386 Matson, J. 86 Matt, R.381i Mattern, 13.-811 Matthew, J.381i Matthews, 11.386 Mauldin. 11386 Maulding, C.-86 Maus, M.386, 118 Maxson, 13.386, 117, 1211, 1511 Mays, C.-117 McCall, K.386 McCarthy, S,-A86 Mctfoi f, G.'X11 F- AlCCOlf.l, .l,3x11. 1118 M1-Cord, M.-86 McCoy, K.3811 McCracken, S.386, 1211 McCune, 11.386 Mcllonald, J.386, 157 McDonough, .I.i311, 86 Mcllllhinny, 11.386, 1511 Mclfie, M.-86, 153, 15-1 McGoVney, M.386, 175, 187 Mclntyre, .I.386, 21111 Mclnt'osh, Mclntyre, J .3Nf1 K.387 McLaug'hlin, K.387, 117 McMahon, McMahon, 111.387 91.287 McMul1in, A.387 I3 87 McNair, McNeil, G.+h7 Meadows, 1387 Medina, P.-87 Meixell, V .387, 117 Meier. 0387, nn, 117 Mellette, K.387, 1211 Mendoza. G.-87, 175, 193 Meo, 1,.387, 157 Merrell, R.387, 1111 Meyer, G.387, 176 Meyer, S.387 Michaels, 15.387 Mielkv, NI.--87 Miles, J.387 w Miller, 1 .387 1XTiller, 13,387 1111111112 l3.387 Miller. H387 Miller, 11.387 Mill11r,J.387, 1211 210 A111101-, .1.3s7 Miller, s.Ys7, 150 Mills, M.3s7, 175 Minis, S381, 112, 117, 1211 Minis, 5487, 112, 117, 129 Miranda, I,-87 Mitchell, 11.-87 Mitchell, N.387 Mitchell, R,-87 Mohler, M.387, 117, 120 Montano, N.-87, 185, 193 Montgomery, J.-87, 11111 Moon, 17.387 Moor, M.387 Moore, J.-87 Moore, L.-87 Moore, 111.387 Moore, V.387 Morales, 13.387, 126, 176 Moreno, J.-87, 157 Moreno, R.387, 175 1110I'l'lS, J.387, 122, 157 Morrow, fi.-311, 87, 11111 Morse, 12.387 Mortensen. YV.387 Mortvedt', R.-87 Moses, P.387, 156 Mosier, S3156 Mowrey, M.-87 Muhlcnhurgg 13.387, 112, 117, 120 11ILlhl9l1l11lI'1.1', t'.387, 112, 117, 119 Mummzi, R.387, 175, 184 Munoz, S.-311, 87 Murdoch, C.-87, 1211 Murphy, 12.387 Murphy, K.-X7, 1111 Murray, 111.387, 1116 Myers, R.387 Myers, H.-87 Nash, .I.387, 117 Neal, 111.-X7 Nedderinan, 12.387 Nefroney, K.387 Neisler, VV.387 Nelson, .1.+87, 156, 2111 Nelson, L.-87, 156 Nelson, S.387, 11111 Nelson, V.-87 Nevin, R.387 Newhurn, 11.330, 87 Newcomiue, R,-88 Newman, J.388, 109 Newman. 11.388 Nichols, E,-88 Niemeyer, .l.388, 11111, 2111 Nif-nhouse, M.-88 Night, G.388 Niessen, T.-88 Nitzherg, A.-88 Nix, R.-88 Norland, L,388, 176 Northcott, E.-88 Northcott, V388 Nyland, R.-88 O'l!rien, J.388 Ochoa, J.-88 O'Dnniel, S.-88 O'Dell, J.388 Uden, 111.-88, 175 Oghurn, 15.388 Ogee, K.388 t1'1-lanian, P.-88, 96, 120, 2114 Okumura, 12.388 Oliphzint, A.388 Oliphant, 'I'.388 Olson, A,388, 117 1211 Olson, 0.388 Olson, 1388 Olson, M.388, 157 f3'Neal, S388 11pheim, K.388, 125, 127 Osborn, M,388 Otteson, G.388 Uvalle, 17.388 Overholser. 11.388 Pack, 13,-88 Padilla, G.388 Pzihni. 1388 Pannier, 12.388 Pare, 11.388 Park, S388 Pasold. M,388, 183 Patin, M.3311, 88 Patterson, 13.388 Patton, .L388 Paul, VV,388 Pavluk, 1388 Payne, 13.388, 122, 195, 197 Payne, P.388 Payson, 171.-88 Pelfrey, 12.-88 Peralta, 13.388, 176 Perez, 13.-88, 117 Pete-rs, S388 Peters, S,388 Peterson, 11.388 Peterson, L.-88 Petrilla, 13.336, 88, 175 Petterson, J.388 Pettit. P.-88, 157 Pew, L.-88 P1'lu1.:'er, XNY388 Phelps, '1'.-88 Phillips, G.-88 Phillips, 11.388, 126 Philpott. E.-88, 1211 Pichnrdo, 19.388 Pietsch, 0388, 176 Pinelli, V.388, 176 Pinelli, V,388, 176, 188 Pitcher, R.388, 176 Plante, R.-88, 176, 188 Ploghaus, 1-1.388 Plummer, VV.388 Poast, 0.-88 Poland. 13,388 Polek. P,-88, 1511 Pollchik, H.-88, 122, 198 Polley, 13.-311, 88 Poole, XV.-88 Porter, M.-88, 11111, 1211 Posey, 13.389 Potter, 12.389 Powers, P389 Powers, M.-89, 99, 100, 111, 1211. 124 Price, J,389 2115, 210 117. Price, J,389 Price, 111.389 Price, R.389, 176 Price 389 ' , T. , 122, 195, 2112 Proctor, R.389 Pruett, R.-89 Purtle, D.389 Puzin, C.-89, 1110 Quarry, K.389 Quast, S.-89, 192, 195 Quish, J.-89, 192 Rahago, S.389, 99, 1011, 11-1, 117, 2111 Ralston, B.-489, 176, 192 Ramsey, VV.-89 Rapier, J.389, 175 Rapp, R.-89 Rasmussen, K.-89, 1211 Ray, 13.389 Raymond, S,-89 Rea, J.-89 Reddel, J.389, 176 Reed, L.-89, 175 Reed, R.-89, 99, 122, 174, 198 Rehse, J.389, 1511 Renfroe, C.-89, 107 Resha, J.-89 Rettig, G.-89, 1511, 156 Rice, D.-89 Richards, 31.389, 11111, 1116, 117. 120, 212 Richards, S.-89, 1211 Ridgeway, R.-89 Riley, J.389 Riley, P.389, 176, 188, 2111 Rinkel, S.-89 Rioux, R.389 Ritts, W.-89 Roberson, J.389, 99, 11111, 114, 1211, 210 Roberts, R.389, 195 D 89 Romero, Romero, J.389 Rosa, R.-89, 193 Rosales, A.389 Rosas, J.-89 Roscom, J.389 Rose, J.- U 89, 175 Ross, ,.389, 114, 117, 210 Ross, 13.-89, 120 Ross, 1.389 Ross, P.-89 Rossignol, P.389, 118 Roth, C.-89 Rolthermund, C.-89 Royce. D.389 Rusling, J.-89 Russell, H389 Russom, D.-89 Ruth, -1.389 Ruton, 13.389, 174 Ryan, D.-89 Ryan, G.389 Rylance, L.-89 Sadler, B.+Xf1 Saenz, F.-89 Saito, L.-89, 117 Samow, 11.389 Sanchez, A.3311, 89 Sanders, M.-3311, 89 Sands, G.389 S:-inti, J.-89 Saraphine, M,-89 Sowtell. D.-89, 185 Schamp, K.-89, 156, 216 Scheer, J.389 Scherer, R.-911 Schinsky, A.-311, 911, 149 Schlachter, J.-911 Schmalz, 11.390 Schmidt, P.-911 Schmitz, S.-90 Schnaihle, R.-911, 176, 188 Schoeneman, A.3911 Schorr, S.-911, 99 Schroeder, R.Y911 Schumacher, S.-911 Schumacher, S.-90 Scott, J.3l74, 198 Scott, J.3911 Schutt, P.3911, 117 Seapy, P.3911, 1119, 1211, 157, 2111 Seiffert, P.3911 Sephel, S.-911 Sexton. L.3911 Shamas, N.3911 Shands, 13.-911, 157 Shane, N.3911 Shannon. M.-911, 176, 193 Shatzer. L.-911, 111 Shaw, J.-911 Sheffield, C.-911 Sherwood, M.3911 Shields, C.-911, 176, 188 Shiffer, D,-911 Shigfekawa, M.3911, 96, 1211 Shine, J.-911. 100 Shirey, C.-911 Siegele, D.-90 Simas, J,390 Sims, K.390 Singleton, A.-90 Sisler, R.-90 Skinner, S.+90, 117, 2111 Slifler, 03911, 96, 117, 1211, 156. 2111 Smith. 13.390, 122, 169, 174, 184, 186, 193, 197 Smith, D.390 Smith, J.-311, 90, 159 Smith, 11.399, 105, 176, 188 Smith, L.-911 Smith, M.3911 Smith, R.315-1 Smith. R.3911 Smith, R:-911 Smith, R.3911 Smith - . S. 90 Solmonte, J,-90 Sommer, R,-90 Sortore, T.-90 269 ,Y . ag. , 359351, f , , 839.5 39999 f Spann, E.-90, 189 Spinney, C.-90 Spurlock, M.-90 Spurling, T.-90 Stabile, J.-90 Stahlhut, R.-90 Staley, R.-90 Stanfield, D.-90, 122, 195, 197 Stanley, L.-90 Stanphill, J.-90 Stark, A.-90 Starr, C.-90. 100 Stebbins, M.-90 Sternad, V.-90 Stevens, V,-90 Stewart, G.-90 Stickley, C.-90 Stiglic, B.-90 Stinson, M.-90 Stone, J.-90 Stone, P.-90, 210 Stone, T.-90 Storey, B.-30, 90, 174 Storey, H.-90, 183 Stout, F.-90, 176 Stowe, F.-90 Strader, R.--91 Strandberg, J.-91, 149 Strickland, T.-91 . Strom, M.-91 Stronach, K.-30, 91, 100, 156, 210 Stroud, P.-491, 106, 120 Studley. S.-91 Sturgeon, J.-91 Sullivan, J.--91 Sullivan, J.-91 Sullivan, K.-91, 120 Summer, T.-91, 202 Sutton, B.-91 Swain, K.-91, 99, 106 Swank, R.-91 Swanson, C.-91 Swearingen, J, 1, 154 Symonds, CY 117, 120 Tafini, K.-91, 100, 107, 112 Tafolla, R.-91 Tandberg, P.-91, 99, 113, 117 Taylor, E.--91, 156 Taylor, S.-91, 120 Tazza, K.-91 Teece, J.-91, 189 Teeter, D.--91 Tefertiller, W.-91 Templeton, R.-91 Templeton, S.-91 Tenhagen, S.-91 Tennant, C.-91 Thomas, M,-91 Thompson, S.-91, 150 Thompson, V.-91 Thornton, K.-91, 210 Tilley, M.-91 Tindall, K.-91 Toolis,'B.--91 Torres, M.-91 Tovar, R.-91 Trabue, L.-91 Trabue, L.-91 Traczek, C.-91, 186 Tremble, B.-91 Tremble, J.-91, 120 Trigloff, R.-91 Trippy, M.-91 Troutinan, VV.-91 Tune, J.-91, 124, 125 Tunnell, J.-91 Turgeon, D.-91 Turk, J.-99 Turner, C.-30, 91 Turner, M.-91, 117, 150 Turner, V.-91, 175 Turnipseed, M.-91, 175, 184, 193 Ulnbaugh, J.-91, 189 Underhill, G.-91 Xglrbano, T.-91 ll 100 fa' , J.-91, Valencia, S.-91 Valenzuela, J.-91 Valusek, J,-78, 91, 99, 117, 150 Vanderveer, L.-91, 112 YanGord0n, D.-91 VanMaanen, V.-91 Vasquez, J.-91 Visel, T.-33, 156 Voigt, A.-91 Volpone, A.-91 NVade, D.-91 Wagner, E.-91, 210 , VVaites, C.-91 VValters, R.-91, 183 XValther, D.-91, 99, 150 VVampler, T.-91, 99, 153 VVard, L.-91 XVard, VV.-491 Vfarner, T.-91 XVarnes, J.-91, 175 NVashburn, C.-91 VVaters, S.-92, 192 XVatts, T.-92, 175, 187, 202 XVayman, J.-92 XVear, G.-02, 156 XVebber, L.v92 XVehster, D.-92 XVe-bster, VV.-92 NVeil, C.-92 XVelbourn, J.-92, 189 XYel0h, M.-92 XVelling'ton, J.v92 XVelton. 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