Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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SEAL BEARERS Keele, Thurston, F. Schnitqer, Chandler, Phillips, J. Schnitger, J. Dales, Bob Wentz. GOLDEN FLEECE TOP ROW— German, Les Christensen, Darl- ing, C I i n g a n , A. Lewis, Ziegler. THIRD ROW— Echols, McMillan, Bickmore, McClain, Bob Wentl, Nida, Leroy Christ- ensen, McKinnon, H. Gilbreath. SECOND ROW — Trickey, Doig, F. Schnitger, Thurston, Chandler, Dot Beards- ley, J. Mutz, Merch- ant, Smith, Meyer, H. Harper, Brown, R. Lehnhardt, Arkley, Wakeham. FRONT ROW — J. Schnitger, J. Dales, Phillips, B. Dales, R. Mitchell, Nakasaki, Sato. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY . iter two unsuccessful attempts at taking their picture, the staff concludes that the Scholarship society is too spiritual to photograph. We substitute the seal bearers of the society, who have won life memberships by having been members six semesters. TJne club as a whole has been very active this year, having attended a convention at ' gle Rock in April, and one at Brea Olinda in May. On their ditch day they toured os Angeles and visited Griffith park planetarium. MEMBERS Archer Arkley Leslie Christensen, K. Bickmore, Bower, B. Dales, Doig, Echols, German, Hardy, Harper, Fay Hudson Jiles E Jordan E. Kanegae, H. Kanegae, G. Kobayashi, R. Lehnhardt, McKennon, Merchant, L. Miller, R. Mitchell, H. Nakasaki, Nida, Ochyio, Sato, D. Smith, P. Sprinkle, J. Thurston, N. Vuicich, Uyeno. GOLDEN FLEECE The Golden Fleece was organized again this year under Mr. Doig ' s guidance. „Ye club is strictly an honor organization and membership is automatically obtained by any student with a citizenship rating of ninety-five or above. The members are not reguired to enroll in study hall but are allowed to spend their free periods as they choose. In recognition of their achievements chenille Argonaut heads are given them. 22)-

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-■. -. . TOP ROW— Akiyama, J. Allen, Wootton, F. Hun), Swenson, E. Gilbreath, B. Brady, Robbins. Crane, Archer, T. Strauss. SECOND ROW— M. Schauer, Arkley, Uyeno, D. Stock, Maxson, E. Watters, Parker, M. Gardner, Fay Hudson, Lockman, Perdum, K. Uchida. FRONT ROW— Y. Otsuka, Bartlett, Sutton, Allum, E. Stock, G. Allen, E. Ralston, Y. Nishida, A. Brady, Wilcox, Haugen. Naritoku. ART CLUB To become acquainted with some of the famous artists and their works and to visit available art exhibits were the two-fold aims of the Art club which was organized under Miss Chapman ' s supervision this year. Because of the large membership they have been unable to car r y on much active work during the regular club periods, but have enjoyed several interesting lectures. Approximately thirty-five members took an all day trip to Forest Lawn memorial park, during April, to study the famous stained glass window depicting the Last Supper, and the other art treasures. Officers: president, Gertrude Allen; secretary, Elva Ralston; historian, Elizabeth Stock. MURAL PAINTERS The advanced art students worked faithfully throughout the year to finish the mural which is painted over the trophy case. Designed and executed by them, the painting depicts the Ship Argo and was completed May 31. In prepara- tion for the work they took a trip to the Los Angeles library and to Fullerton Junior College to study murals. Kobayashi, F. 5chnitger, Crane, E. Ralston, J. Schnitger, E. Stock Miss Chapman, -(23)-