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

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Valuable Knowledge to Text ' s Information M, J[ IK f £ DONOVAN L MORRISON Malhemotics ■•B- ' Football FRED B. MEYERS Sponsor Pep Commilte Ahhh! Marilyn Paul inhales deeply as she demonstri also instructs the sophomore GAA class. ROBERT RAWLINGS English Co-sponsor Colonist Knf. MARY F. REED History Co-sponsor Colonial Coeds PATRICIA L NELSON English Student Affairs 3f aquatics. She MAUREEN H REINTJES THELMA J NELSON Homemaking Co-sponsor Serveltes MARILYN PAUL Girls ' Physical Ed. Girls ' League Drivers Educatio VICTOR W RETTING French Co-sponsor French Club BETTY J. NOV AK English Student Affairs MARJORIE A. PIBEL Mathematics Future Teachers ORVILIE M. POWERS Drivers Education LARRY W. OUILLE Journalism, English Pres s Club ROBERT REYNOLDS Instrumental Music Mozart Club 23

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BARBARA R. WALKER Homemaking Sponsor FHA JOHN M. WALLIN Boys ' PE Games Supervision LESTER WAY Mathemotics Geology Club GRACE L. WHITTEN Spanish Asst. Sponsor Spanish Club LOWELL T. WILLIAMS Auto Shop Gomes Supervision DIANE ZWICKER Girls ' PE Student Affairs From Lecturing to Constructive Counsel COUNSELORS ROBERT A. LINN Senior Counselor DAVID E. SALISBURY Senior Counselor MASON HENRY ad Courrseling Dept. Allen Nelson this year became the holder of a new title in the counseling department. His job, co-ordinator of student affairs, was invaluable to the student body of the colony. By being the adviser of most of the student government groups, it was possible for him to see to it that issues were smoothly an d efficiently moved from one group to another for consideration. Meanwhile, Nelson kept his duties as a counselor and teacher. Ana- heim ' s counseling department did its usual fine job of aiding students in problems of the present and future. Each counselor, following his group of students from sophomores to seniors, saw to it that each of them were in the classes they chose, or the ones that would aid them the most. Also, the counselors helped students choose and obtain information on careers. GERALD BALSER VIRGINIA HUFF