Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1950 volume:

SANTA ana SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA VOLUME XLVII • ristepsX) r . yv � -'p ftfK Ay' � ■yywW' fa 2Mj - i - U dJL f JU K a d S wy««JK .{Wa t '1(A- • SlJLwao o (t� - ZD « , c tb - V 'Ur'V4jwl, S4A J • lU- vvj - -5 d3JU wtX t Y - M tKr Jk-cXU . U- r U Ca ux� A Aju yys'aAy ft The key to tomorrow is the key that unlocks the portal J u to a new era tor those who prepare tor it. This instrument is not easy to possess, nor is it available tor the asking. It ,Js only tor those who show an interest in mankind and a tor improvement. This open sesame is a gadget d as time, as practical as red tlannels, and as necessary as three meals a day. The key to tomorrow, wielded with V concern by the right hands, will pave the way to a better tomorrow, more amiable relationships with our neighbors, and a brighter tuture tor everyone concerned. The key can be obtained only atter long, painstaking, and constant striving. It can be held only by those who preach and practice the Golden Rule and show a desire tor the betterment ot present conditions at home and in the world at large. The key ot tomorrow will open the door to tree-enterprise! high quality productions, and unlimited competition; will spell happiness and success tor all. t v Yr f c J ttUrV . yyy°A j . orv 6 Ttocv t e tyatet 7 ADMINISTRATION 9 MR. LYNN H. CRAWFORD Superintendent Principal idrtiivU t'icitiatt One of the most important factors of our high school is the cooperation of the administration. It is through their whole-hearted support and interest in school activities that Santa Ana High School carries on. Holding the top position is Mr. Lynn H. Crawford, Superintendent of Schools. His job is a tremendous one, for he must help with the administration of all the schools in Santa Ana. Mr. Robert S. Farrar is Principal of our own Santa Ana High. His kind and understanding attitude toward any and all students and faculty members has endeared him to many. Mr. John E. Johnson. Vice-Principal, and Miss Helen Kirkland, Girls' Vice-Principal, are probably two of the busiest members of the administration. Mr. Johnson handles all class deportment problems and demerits, along with acting as adviser to the Board of Control. Miss Kirkland's job is to straighten out any problems that the girls may have. She is also one of the advisers of the Girls' League Cabinet. Acting as Social Adviser, Mrs. Mirrle Bouchey helps handle all arrangements for the use of the Hut or Cafeteria by any club. Putting up posters for advertisement of school events is also supervised by Mrs. Bouchey. 10 Noble actions characterize the great. The Attendance Supervisor, Mrs. Virginia Fielding, has a tremendous job. She takes care of all absences and tardiness. Her office handles all call slips. She is an adviser on Girls' League Cabinet. Completing the administrative staff are Mr. William T. Elliott. Employment Co-ordinator; Mr. George Herron, Registrar; Mr. Thomas Trawick, Vocational Counselor; and Mrs. Ellen Ingram, Nurse. Mr. Elliott handles all phases of student employment, either here at the high school or elsewhere. He is also Student Relations adviser. Mr. Herron helps to straighten out any registration problems a student may have and takes care of all students who enter late. Mr. Trawick gives vocational tests to all students who may want them to help in choosing the right vocation. Vice Principal Registrar Girls' Vice Principal Vocational Counselor Mr. John Johnson Mr. George Herron Miss Helen Kirkland Mr. Thomas Trawick Social Adviser Employment Co-Ordinator Nurse Attendance Supervisor Mrs. Mirrle Bouchey Mr. William Elliott Mrs. Ellen Ingram Mrs. Virginia Fielding II 'pacuCtty t Pictured here are faces familiar to all of us—our teachers. These are the people who have worked side by side with us in order that we may be speeded along our highway of education. They have helped us. not only in class, but out of class as well. They were our advisors, assistants, and companions on numerable occasions. They put forth considerable effort to enable us to progress toward our goal, graduation. The helpful and able assistance which they have given us will forever remain in our memories of high school life. We shall always look back and remember their favorite sayings and expressions. Their attitudes will have considerable influence on our success and future happiness. They have molded many of our ideals and standards. Our teachers have earned a place of respect in our hearts. Because of their unfailing aid and understanding, they will always be close and dear in our memories. Their work, which is often thankless, is something we can not do without; and for it we now express our gratitude. 12 Asenath Bennett Herbert O. Bickell Edward J. Black Mirrle Bouchey Gerald Bruce Mary Carrier Maxine Clark Florence Cole Ralph W. Cole Edith Cook Kenneth C. Cotter Herbert Covington Lesley Dasura Walter A. Eggcr Wiliam T. Elliott C. Harold Einecke Nell Fay Una Ferguson Virginia Fielding 13 Wiliam W. Foote Willard E. Francis Reece H. Greene George W. Herron Ellen Ingram John E. Johnson Helen M. Kirkland Otis C. Knighton Douglas Lamont Zoe Lamb Zena Leek Lester McKnight Delmar Martens Margaret Moran Milton V. Newcomer Mabel O'Buch Clyde O. Patton Harriet G. Perkins Donald H. Rampton Ruth Rodriguez - . 14 Ruth L. Rowland Burton Rowley Lcvcnia Scott Herbert A. Thomas Thelma Thomas Mary Tozier Thomas Trawick Anna Trythall Donald Warhurst Mildred Watson Alverda West Blair M. White John H. Wilson Glenn M. Woolley 15 O ccc Secwfaniet Education is a business as complicated as any in the world today. While the students are mainly concerned with assignments and grades, others must attend to the permanent records, financial transactions, textbooks, and hundreds of daily requests for information and service from students, alumni, faculty, and the general public. The office secretaries of Santa Ana high school, because of their efficiency, their helpfulness, and their amiability, keep the business of learning running smoothly throughout the year. They never leave until tomorrow 16 Flint row: Mrs. Utzeur. Mrs. Unkcy, Mr . Willoughby. Second row: Mr . Koleto. Mrs. Garver. Ityc focUlZtKl Some of the most loyal Saints here in Santa Ana High School are not enrolled as students, these Saints arrive at school very early in the morning in order that they may have our buildings and campus in order by the time we arrive. They are loyal in many ways. Their varied duties range from picking up waste paper and keeping the halls in order to polishing desks and regulating heat in classrooms throughout the school. Credit for the outstanding beauty of the campus belongs to the gardeners who work throughout the year to provide a wealth of seasonal flowers. that which can be done today. First row: E. Cowan, S. Palmar. F. HlUyard, C. Bach. F. Duberly. Second row: B. Brown. L. Entire . D. Rush. 11. Blackburn. 17 Some arc born to lead; others to folio tv. Presidents Henry Aguilera Herschel Musiclc Student idmiui tnation The first semester student administration was headed by President Henry Aguilera. The sale of Student Body Tickets began this semester, followed later by the annual Color Day with its traditional Kangaroo Court. At the close of the semester, a football banquet was held. The second semester had Herschel Musick as Student Body President. One of the many affairs during the second semester was the Student Body Picnic. The semester ended with a spring sports banquet, which paid honor to Saints participating in spring sports. The Board of Control has general supervision of all student body activities. It sponsors many important affairs during the year, such as Color Day, the Student Body Picnic, pep assemblies, and promotion of the annual sale of the Student Body Ticket. One of the essential bodies in maintaining school order is the Student Relations Committee. Consisting of twelve seniors, ten juniors and eight sophomores, the committee was directed by Diana Charlton the firs1 semester, and Jimmy Crowe the second semester. This group has many activities, but the main project is to obtain better relationship among students. The duty of the Self-Government Committee is the handling of cases referred to it by the Student Relations Committee. 18 Winter Vice President, Albert Chan Secretary, Helen Honer Spring Vice President, David Hayes Secretary, Carol Ann Heysel (fatfrioC 19 First row: J. Morrison, B. Kuykendall. H. Honer. I . Charlton. V. Wltmer, C. Heysel. R. dowdy. Second row: A. Chan, H. Aguilera. H. Mustek. I). Hayes. G-. Carr. J. Crowe. Mr. Johnson. First row: 1 . Shultz. S. Stauffer, O. lley sol, J. HouKland. A. Slonlger. C. Baton, H. McNeil. I). Truman. A. Stauffer. Second row: J. Davis. B. Stone. B. Christensen. J. Wylie. O. Carr. L. Jeffries, B. Crane. B. Hunter. C. Burke. I). Charlton. Third row: J. Crowe, Mr. Klllott, M. Harvey. J. KlllliiKSWorth. I). Swenson. B. Hickson. T. Kltchln, B. Neves. I� . Wart!. B. Kennedy. M. Palm. Fourth row: I). Ball. O. Hayes. J. Merino. P. Bennett. W. Itenshaw. I). Christ. J. Fox. I). Price. Studmt ‘Relation Co-operation is the key to democracy. Set£- favemateut First row: C. Hey sol, A. Valles. It. Merker. D. Cole. B. Kuykendall. Second row: A. Chan. K. Cosby. Mr. Patton. R. Chandler. D. Peterson. 20 The Girls' League has had many projects this year serving all of Santa Ana High School. One of the first things the organization did was to sponsor the Information desk in the foyer to help new students find their way around the school. After that came the Sophomore Tea and Fashion Show, which was very successful. Then came the Pot-luck supper for all new girls. Next on their calendar was the Football dance in the La-throp auditorium after the Anaheim game. For the Chirstmas season, the Girls' League did a beautiful job of decorating the Christmas tree in the foyer. During the second term, the league sponsored the Girls' Vocational Conference, which was a great help to many girls in finding their future professions. One of the biggest activities of the Girls' League was the Co-ed Dance in March, to which the girls escorted the boys and paid all the bills. Diana Headrick was the president of the cabinet the first semester, and Helen Honer was her successor for the second semester. Presidents Helen Honer Diane Headrick First row: J. Itowray. A. Koo, M. Ulbraiui, A. Harvey, J. HoiiKland. M. Patterson. I.. Jones. Second row: J. Morrison. (J. Heyael. J. Cole. K. dowdy. A. Ostorknmp. M. Seolev. M. Travis. Third row: D. Headrick. Y. Urqulza, P. Westtnyer, J. Wetzel. B. Wilson. Fourth low: H, Honor. X. Hurd. J. Gillette. I). OrnKCset. S. Hutchinson, M. Calhoun. Fifth row: P. Reinhardt. M. Walker. J. Market. A. Valles. E. Matthews. M. Bustamante. M. Patrick. One for all and all for one. 21 In this postwar period we must attempt to find the key to a better understanding in order to unlock the door to universal peace. Like children afraid of the dark, we fear most that which we do not understand. Early man distrusted even the elements until he learned to make use of them. Tribal battles and later wars between nations have grown out of misunderstanding and intolerance. Through reading and experience we can acquire knowledge of the background, the interests, and the problems of other people. As we discover how much we are alike and learn to arbitrate our differences, tolerance will grow into friendship. If each citizen tries a little more to understand himself and his neighbors, the key to lasting peace will be found and used. ( • PUBLICATIONS 23 Art Editors Joanne )v1orri$ n Barbara Tucker The Ariel Art Staff, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Nell Fay. has played a large part in making this year's Ariel such a success. Joanne Morrison and Barbara Tucker, the co-editors of the Ariel Art Staff, with their very co-operative and able staff, worked diligently for many weeks in preparing the actual structure of the book. Endless hours were spent in arranging the pages and deciding what type of technique and what manner of illustrations to use. Many illustrations were made ready, and a chosen few were finally selected for publication. This year's highly capable staff should be given much credit for its superb handling of the yearbook. Together we woi to create ArteC Ant Sta 24 Under the capable editorship of Connie Schulz, the Ariel Literary Staff has worked together to make another top notch Ariel. The staff, consisting of three sophomores, three Juniors, and five Seniors, has toiled since the beginning of school writing assignments and meeting deadlines. With Miss Mildred Watson as advisor, the staff had the job of taking names and information accurately for the senior pictures so that these could be placed under the pictures when the book was printed, this year the running commentary throughout the book was an added task set before this industrious staff. One of the most beneficial of all the many jobs of the Ariel Literary Staff is the job of trying to capture, through the use of words, all the many activities and good times every Saint enjoys during the school year. At the end of the year the members enjoyed the annual Ariel banquet honoring all those who have worked on the yearbook. Literary Editor Connie Schulz the book, we hope you like. 4niel .Ctenaiy First row: C. Schulz. 15. Benin. MIm WaiKon. Sicontl row: K. Bet tin. J. McConachIc. E. Morales J. Schernier-horn. Third row: B. Neves. J. Lyons. L . Price, D. Kelly. 25 Business Editor Elsie Kittelsen This year’s Business Manager for the Ariel Staff was Elsie Kittelsen. She was elected to the office by popular vote of the members of the staff. Elsie, with the aid of the staff's advisor, Mr. Edward Black, led the members to the publication of this successful Ariel. The advisor, manager, and the staff spent many hours accomplishing different assignments, such as running the annual pre-sale of the Ariel at the beginning of the year, getting sponsors for the book, taking the final orders, and, at last, distributing the Ariel. All ventures need financial backing. 4ftcei Sctatnete Firm row: Mr. Black. II. HlKRiiu . A. Harvey, |{. Wntlx. Second row: II. Iloncr. V. Winner. B. Hunter. K. Kittclacn. Third row: s. Sechreai, J . Dra React, c. Ilannon. 26 The photo work for the Ariel has usually fallen on the shoulders of one or two enthusiastic young photographers. This year the staff was increased to allow for a more complete coverage of school events and activities, as well as to ease the load from too few shoulders. This Ariel staff should be better known as the Photography Staff of Santa Ana High School, as it has done most of the pictures for the Generator in addition to its work on the yearbook. The staff, under the guidance of Mr. Gerald Bruce, advisor, had to mount the senior pictures, put the names on other class pictures, photograph scenes for the divisional pages, and supervise the taking of other pictures. During the first semester, the photography staff also sponsored a contest for snapshots for the Ariel, with a $5.00 prize for the best picture. This group was also in charge of the 1950 Ariel banquet. celebrating the successful conclusion of the year's work on the book. Photography Editor Ronald Dozier A picture is worth a thousand words. First row: C. Rockwell, R. Dozier, J. RurKOKs. Second row: Mr. Bruce. It. Buchanan, R. Smeykal, II. Hetmnen, (!. Keller, C. I’urdy. 27 Members of the Generator Staff, under the editorship of Jim Spiegel for the first semester and Donna Draga-set the second, have labored skillfully and painstakingly in their task of supplying news and information to the whole school. The Generator Staff is, perhaps, the busiest of all the publication staffs in Santa Ana Senior High School, os it has the responsibility of publishing, copy-reading, and proof-reading twenty-four papers a year. This means the job of getting out on the average of one paper a v eek. In spite of the tremendous amount of work required of each member, the staff still reported all the sports events, parties, dances, club doings, and personal items, and met deadlines faithfully. Generator Editors First row: D. Drageset, P. Reinhardt. Second row: J. Elmore, J. Spiegel, A. Valles. 7Ojp M. The task of being the advisor for such a group is no easy one. Mr. Delmar Martens acted as advisor for the first semester, and Miss Mildred Watson took over the responsibility for the second semester. However, with the cooperation and help of all the journalism students, the Generator sailed through a successful year. Much credit also goes to Mr. Willard E. Francis for his co-operation in helping to publish the paper. f Writ row: J. Elmore, I.. Parra. C. Heyael, G. White. G. Heysel. -Mr. Martens. Second row: B. Knapp, J. Schermcrhorn, K. Handle. 1). Truman. A. Harvey, II. Higgins. J. Spiegel. Third row: J. McPadden. H. Huner. I . Reinhardt. S. Nugent, E. Green. L,. Swift. Fourth row: B. Crane. A. Solomon. D. Drageset. A. Valles. O. Taylor. B. VasllJ. 28 The Creative Writing Class, under the guidance of Miss Mildred Watson, writes and publishes Leaves in the Wind ' every year. Much painstaking effort was put forth by John Harvey. editor of the magazine, and the editorial staff. With the aid of Miss Watson, the entire class chose the best writings; then, the real work began. With the deadline looming up before them, the seventeen potential writers taking the course worked hard rewriting, copy-reading, and re-typing their brainchildren, until finally the book was ready to go to press. Barbara Buchanan, business editor, took over the publicity, and at last pushed the actual sale over the top. All work and no play makes Sammy and Sally Saint dull students. Miss Watson, being the understanding advisor that she is, suggested a party to celebrate the success of Leaves in the Wind. This suggestion was acted upon, and for one evening these would be Shakespeares forgot about the Rhyming Dictionary and the Thesaurus and concentrated on fun. A most successful and happy year was enjoyed by the Creative Writing Class. They have learned not only to write stories and poems but also to take criticism of their work good naturedly. Editors Barbara Buchanan John Harvey You don’t have to be crazy to be a writer, but itJjelps. heaved )ti 7be a-A. Flrat row: Ml W� t on. Second row: B. Kllioit, C. Moore, C. Kt-liiilx, J. Ward. J. GrccnwoH. Third row: H. Ituchannn. J. Kchemterltorn. K. Helix. J. Harvey. Fourth row: K. Gralmin. D. Wilcox. J Bobleter, G. HIkkIub. 29 Too much praise can not be given to the print shop and to Mr. Willard E. Francis for their hard work in doing practically all of the printing needed for the Santa Ana schools. Pressman Arthur R. Hull assists Mr. Francis in the various jobs undertaken by the department. Few realize the tremendous effort that is put forth in the printing of the many features, which are probably headed by the daily bulletin and the football programs for both Saint and Don games. Besides publishing the Generator and setting up printed material for the Ariel, the print shop is entirely responsible for the fine workmanship on the El Don and both of the junior high school papers. In addition to this, Mr. Francis supervises a class in printing. Under his guidance, students learn the fundamentals of setting type, working the various machines, and putting out a newspaper. Movies are used as a supplement to actual practical application in printing. The student body owes the print shop and Mr. Francis a great deal for their successful efforts in making Santa Ana High School's printing department tops. A friend in need is a friend indeed. “Punt S ofi First row: A. Hull, B. Coffman, C. Winkler, B. Jelllson. R. Warner. Mr. Francis. Second row: V. Becklund, G. Pyatt. F. I.aKima, R. Guajardo. G. Lay. 30 31 Ms . ‘OLI 'y 'tzlz. (%s JL J clSZJmuUI. £ f y jf Y KX J tX £X £4- KJ-C ) YYa ? _ (L, .« s M=—Q’.x ten fL • U Oy kevto social living is to be found in knowledge: tfiayis, in knowing our feflov£ v £ 7. men omu m unaersTanoing tneir prooie l avyig Mfi cfe$VecT soti'at ‘V $h£ulcf fali far short of full living, were we not trained to get' atchg sympathetically helpfully0wfftT others. In the organ tion of school life, we aim to a greater sharing of life in and through the various clubs, groups, and committees. CpLj' Z- TL i o ■' 32 ee SNOIIYZINY9HO There is no substitute First row: B. Hunter, I. Urqulxa. M. t’lhmnd, C. Heysel. J. Newcomer, J. Rowray. Second row: Mrs. Tozler, S. Ranney. It. Nichols. C. Berry, 11. ScrogKH. A. Koo. I). Mansur. I,. Watson. Third row: I). Berndt. B. Elliott. I,. Jones. It. Beam. It. I.inton. J. Wells. M. Patrick. Fourth row: M. Heacock. K. Klttelsen. M. Allen. M. Palin, B. Goetz, B. Wilson. I� . Draice-set. N. Cheney. I.. Staton. Fifth row: K. Pettis. I.. I toll m, It. Kennedy. S. Dewuld, ■. Carr. J. Harvey. B. McDonald. I.. Dler. K. Anthony. B. Sle-vert, I . Glldersleeve, B. Elston. Sixth row: iS. Anderson. It. Weetla. B. Morris. J. I.yons, B. 1-anib. B. Klllott. J. Bradley. i� . Kelley. F. Nichols. “r OftOT Society First row: V. Wltmer. G. Garrison. M. Farrell. F. Ferrelda. K. Stllwell. E. Jackson. Mrs. Bennett. Second row: H. Honer, M. Travis. S. Sillier. J. Cordes. B. Watts. J. Gllnes. V. Cath-cart. Third row: J. Morrison. D. Headrick, It. Warren. E. itecklund. P. Fink. L. I ord. J. iAtwrnnce. J. Lan-caster. J. I.utx. Fourth row: A. Aqul-lero. B. Biles. D. Ball. D. Christ. M. Brenner. B. Garrison. S. Hayes. J. Horger, W. I ecinR. “rtyoHOt TRoCl 34 e s. 7- for intelligence. Pint row: I.. Jones, M. tlencock. K. Mnton. C. Ilcysel. Spcnixl row: It. It.am. It. Klllott. K. Klttelscli. M. I’atrlck. Third row: 5. Carr, It. Morris. FI rat row: C. Schulz. It. Crane. I.. Jeffrie . A. Gregg, It. Kuykendall. I . Ward. Second row: M. Itouchey. It. Goudy. V. Wltmcr. Ilcysel, J. I’lavan. H. Roberta. J. Newcomer. A. Koo. K. Matthew . Mr. Herron. Third row: H. Honer. I). Headrick. J. Morrison. L. Jones. C. Wahlberg. It. Neves. M. ratrlck. It. Tucker. Fourth row: B. Hunter. J. Radford. J. Scheve, I . West my er. J. Underwood. C. Manning. G. Carr. J. Crowe. A. Chan. 7. Jones. J. Wylie. S. Hunt. Fifth row: K. Klltclsen, A. Valles. I). Drug-eset. It. Warren. I., laird. H. Aguilera. .1. Spiegel. R. Gilliam. II. Muslek. J. May. Sixth row: H Dickinson, It. Morris. J. I .yon . It. Weedn. It. Mer-ker. D. Hayes. I� . I’hrlsl. It. Cosby. It. Stone, I . Itall. It. Welch, l . IVterson. 35 Service above self. Flint row: I . Hansen. A. Harvey, M. I e Silva, K. I.inton. Second row: C. Campbell, B. Kuykendall. C. Abernathy, C. Wahlberg, Mr . Ingram. Third row: J. Mitchell. M. Alexander. J. Richey. B. Neve . J. Moore. Fourth row: J. I.yon . A. Valle . A. Meyer, D. Ball. junior TRed Flint row: R. Bushee. C. Slwwl. J. Me-Faddin. F. Ranney. Second row: Mr. Herron. N. Robison. 1 . McKInzIe. Third row: K. Bolton. C. Barker. 1 . Dudy. 36 He profits most who serves best. Flint row: K. Simpson. M. Patterson, L Fowlfrk. C. Illckwin, A. Hermann. J. SoheVf. Mrs. Plrldinx, .1. Rudderow. Second row: S. I.anfonl, K. Heeklund. S. Sllber. Y. I'rqulza. l� . Hilbert. S. Van Compernollc, J. Maynanl. Third row: I . Drawsel, M. Bustamante. J. Jenwn, L Lord, J. Jones. J. Ely, J. l iUKhton. Office 'Mtaaitaid Firm row: B. Krnncdy, C. Hill, V. Wltmer, J. I'lavan. Mr. Trawlck. C. Heysol. S. VanCampernolle. B. Warren. Second row: K. Klttclseii. I). Charlton. J. Bra tty. J. Wakefield. A. SlonlKer, I , Conxelman. M. Pruett. B. Hunter. Third row: S. Hockadny. S. Paul. H. Honor. M. Patrick. B. Kuykendall. M. Calhoun, X. Robison. Fourth row: P. Westmeyer. J. Mor-rlaon. X. Hurd. I). Headrick. M. Walker. X. Murane. M. Hall. O. White. 37 Whatever ma es good Christians First row: A. Germann, A. Hadick, J. Klmore, B. Beam. C. Abernathy, B. Ilill. Second row: J. Gillette. Hickson. C. Campbell, II. Cook. Al. Alexander. C. I.ussler. Third row: Al. Brenner. Al. Jones. J. Galowny, J. Ixjwranco. I,, Isjrd. A!. Bustamante. Fourth row: P. Fink. B. Garrison. Al. Bennett. 7'ti-ty First row: C. Schulz. B. Young. Al. .McCollum, I . Vernon. Second row: J. Schermerhorn, Al. Patrick. J. Richey. P. Westmyer. .Miss .Moran. Third row: II. AIcNell. B. Neves, J. Shields. B. Parker. 38 • makes good citizens. i Firm row: s. Hunt. J. Hightower, J. H tiffin. I . H.-mi.-lt, I . Blank man. A. Chan. Second row: !. Knight . M. Kelley, It. Cruse. I . Ball. l . Colo. It. Con by. It. I hi I «-r. Third row: l . Cooney. B. Eisner. It. Babcock. It. Ceja, E. Iatxanla. C. Flores. R. liar relson, 15. lx | ez. 'Zi-'ty First row: Mr. Covina ton. C. SohlU-ht, K. Waffle. J. Slama, B. Hickman. B. Jellison, Mr. Cotter. Second row: M. Ilarvoy. It. Quigley. II. Valdivia, It. Rcchtwlg, It. Morkor. I . Tlbbets. I . Peterson. Third row: D. Hayes. R. Smith. I.. Moores. S. Morris. C. McCaffrey. T. I'yatt. M. Salgado. 39 Some arc practical First row: J. Neer. H. Staffler. !. Stephen. N. Brock. J. Schrvr. J. Radford. . Hamlin. I). Davidson. M. Ar-mendarex. Mr. Newcomer. Second row: I. Rich, B. Grider. J. I.ay. J. I.uccro. D. IJndsey. Third row: C. .Mien, B. Cole. B. Hickson. I . Whitten. V. I’en-tlco. D. Taylor. I . Kox. B. Hopkins. I.. Stephens. It. Goetz. C. I’hllllps. Fourth row: J. Johnson. I . Fisher. C. Irwin, D. Hitt. I . Drove. C. Brittain. A. Novak. First row: Mr. Elliott. S. Dombrowskl. I., Janeway. M. DeSllva, B. Spawn. D. IJndsay. Second row: M. Devine, S. Shipley, J. Radford, J. Allison. D. Gilbert. J. Lay. Third row: C. I’hllllps. I’. Whitten. R. Goetz. J. Jensen, C. Allen. .cuu Secne vUaC 40 Others arc creative, Klrnl row: I . Wcstmyer. I . Kink. M. I«ee, l . Ward. J. Morrlaon. B. Gish. Sicond row: S. Graham. B. Garrison, K. Matthews, I.. Huber. M. Sehorle, S. Hetzinger. s. Smalley, I . Vernon. M. Vernon. B. Tucker. Third row: Mr . Carrier. C. Hill. M. Kelleher. I). Truman, C. White, M. .McCollum, I . Osborne, V. Slecpi-T: P! ClliuHmnn, J. llouKland. K. I’lizlo, M. Seeley. Mrs. 1 by. Fourth row: J. Gillette. K. Stillwell. I,. Hooker. K. Clarke. J. Gillies. I’. Abernathy, I. Gowen. A. I.ujan, I,. Shnr| . J. Scheve, M. IVSIlva. C. Abernathy. J. Simons. Fifth row: K. Gvus, S. Walker. S. Caul. C. Campbell. .M. Alexander. C. Harmon. I . Whitten, .M. Juarez, J. Itndford. B. Hoskisn. I . I’omerenke. B Whitt. It. Boss. Sixth row: A. Hill, It. Murro. I,. Moore, I.. Morris. It. Chandler. It. Zink. W. I seeing. M. Morales. B. Trueblood. G. Grotle. B. Barker, J. Taylor. 41 Trabajamos para viuir. First row: I.. Hamilton. B. 1IIII. F. F«rr Ida. B. I � |m z, J. Kendall, 1.. Jones, G. Bobleter. V. Bullard. J. Ix URhton. I . Briones. Second row: H. Hotter. K. Flores. R. Johnson, J. Lu-cero. Hickson. A. Hermann. S. Hock a day. L. Huber. C. Heysel. I). Hunter. Mrs. Rodriguez. Third row: R. Ollllnm, R. IJoyd. P. Fink. D. Charlton. J. Bratty, J. Gillette. B. Elliott. I,. I obbs, I’. Fox. .1. Annett. M. Juarez. B. Ferguson. I . Grujeda. G. Bennett. Fourth row: C. Burke. A. Kklund. J. Hickson. G. Ihtvls. M. Allen. S. Hutchinson. E. Ayala. K. Al-tamlrano, G. Billy. Fifth row: I’. Fair. L. Kent. R. Babcock. R. Eisner. E. Becklund, J. Jensen. M. Bustamante. A. Fox, B. Kennedy. E. Klttelsen. M. Bennett. F. Baker. Sixth row: G. Alcala. Flores. I . Dllzer. J. Crowe. .1. Carr. M. Brenner. B. Garrison, S. Graham, M. Jones. A. Leonard. B. Lane. R. Belt . W. Leeclng. R. Biles. B. Harrison. Seventh row: It. Dozier. J. Fox. R. Hantsberger. B. Crowell. A. DcIji Rlva, II. Ayala. B. Dickinson. G. Anderson. R. Luekey. It. Lvon. J. Eckel. It. Bennett. J. tirolle, J. Donovan. II. I,ar h. First row: It. Oblcdo. V. Mendoza. E. Vasques, C. McMillan. G. Nadal. O. Parra, B. You hr. M. Pruett. B. Parker. Second row: L. Parra. B. Me-Pheeters. E. Runnells, C. Schulz. J. Schermerhorn. M. Patrick. J. Mitchell. Y. Urqulxa. A. Valles, S. Silber. Third row: R. Simpson. J. Tlbbets. B. Nichols. A. Sloniger. C. Sissel. J. Morrison. G. White. B. Ross. M. Travis. N. Townsend. A. Itut led Re. Miss Try-thall. Fourth row: It. Sheldon. I . Strickland. D. Romalne. M. Palm. N. Murane. B. Neves. P. Williams. E. Valles. N. McConnell. I.. Market. B. McCoy. M. Patterson. B. Wilson. M. Whitcomb. I Nelson. J. Market. Fifth row: B. Wharton. J. Topping. II. Valdivia. J. Prager. M. Wilson. D. Tlbbets. J. Price. B. Wanger. J. Taylor. S. Williams. It. Murphy. H. Rivera. J. Merino. J. Murphy. Sixth row: It. Taylor. J. Paul. R. Merker. D. Slden, E. May. D. Osborne. L. Maxson. J. Parke. It. Smith, T. Palmer. 42 Vent, vidi, v ici. Kimt row: C. Davidson, li. Hunter. Al. I-ec. 1 . Beraren. I). Hansen. B. Beam, N. Brock. .1. Coulson. H. Ernley. At. I iavermale. Second row: !. Garrison. S. Hayes, Al. Adams, I. Gowcn, K. Kathinan, Al. Parrel, .1. Buraess, H. Cook. Al. I .a nee lore, U. Jlmenex, C. I.ussier. Third row: (5. Bnriell, X. Cheney, Al. Hcacock, X. Ilninaker, B. Jaeaer. Al. Erdkamp. L Iaml. .1. Ix w-rance. B. l-ane. S. Carlow. Fourth row: K. Bartelt, I). Ball. B. Couchtnan, Al. I aneaster, .1. I.yons. I . C.llderslceve, C. Frazer. IS. Dler, H. Holmes, J. Horaer. First row: I). .Maher. K. Wueppina. S. Kc-hultz. G. Bice. D. Taylor. B. Scroaaa A. O'Hearn. B. Turnbauah. E. Pettis. Second row: R. McDonald. H. Staton. B. Weeda, B. Rothenheraer. S. Wilkins. X. Robison. A. Ostcrkamp, Al. Seeley. .1. Shields. 1� . Price. Third row: S. Reinha us. C. Walters. R. Ro-main, A. .Mover. C. Swanner. P. Whitten. I,. Swift. 11. Perryman, Allss Perkins. 43 Aidc-toi, le del t’aidcra First row: K. MePheeur . H. Metcalf. B. Beam. K. M order. J. Pin van. J. Kl-niore 1). Woolley. I.. Staton. K. Hopkins. Second row: A. Pickens. Hill. J. VanlandliiKham, J. .Masters. Ha-vermalc. A. Garcia, B. Klston. Miss Thomas. Third row: B. Lynch. K. Jackson. J. Patterson. M. Watson. J. Cathcrlna. V. Descamps, I). Klfstrom. F. Figueroa, B. Burns. B. Meserve. Fourth row: A. Blnau. S. Dewaltl. I). Ball. J. Wells. J. Itudderow. B. Hopkins. B. I-afforty. J. Merino. H. Hillman, R. Bush, T. Dakin. First row: Mr. Thomas. It. Salisbury. (J. Garrison. D. Maher. Mr. Wilson. Second row: K. Anthony. J. Grotle. B. Weeda. A. Ehlls. Third row: S. Kelnhaus. C. Walters. X. Cheney. L. Rule. 44 Toward a more perfect world. ■v rfmenicatt initiate T nxynotu. “Pott- 4 H Ucct t Day 45 Science is the key First row: I . Price, M. I e 'lne. Mr. Ilruee, C. Purdy. D. Mndxay- Second row: J. Johnson. G. Taylor. S. James, E. Green, C. Garrison. C. Phillips. J. Lay. Third row: K. Salisbury. It. Johnson, c. Campbell. It. Dossier, l . Gildersleeve. A. Hard. Fourth row: C. Rockwell. J. Mercado. D. Davis. II. Hemmen, B. Smeykal. B. Stone. G. Keller. First row: J. Grotle. D. ltellly. A. Hard. II. I� pe . Second row: J. Johnson. J. taonard, W. Cavanaugh. J. Ployed. Mr. Rowley. Third row: II. Sldnam. It. Koehler, It. Elliott, L Maxson. 46 to a better world. Mint row: M. Henderson. T. Kthlilg-ton, J. Benjamin. I . Huber. . Swan-ner, A. Fox. I . Parra, P. Price. Second row: Mr. Thomas. I). Nichols. V. Goodrich, I . Maher, It. Sciokks. I'. Taylor, J. Galloway, J. Maynard, S. Ferguson, B. Carothera. A. Tripp. Third row: R. Belt . I,. McBride. M. Ilea cock. I . Price, J. Baum. J. Patterson. B. Boss. N. Klclnhcn. B. Quick. Fourth row: K. Anthony. J. Bradley, I . Kelly. S. StundrinR. R. Cooke, S. Hayes. J. LancflMtrr, C. Market. II. Perryman. G. Klee. B. Uwie. Fifth row: J. Alderson. It. Frame. R. Smey-kal, J. Harvey. It. Smith. J. Mercado. F. Nichols, K. Pusscr. 'Hatuia (?tu rflc emiAt (£lu First row: Mr. Trawick, I). Price. H. Staton. T. Higgins. B. Weeda. it. Wolfe. Secoml row: It. Bennett. S. Carlow. I . Currey. J. Mixon. T. Holmes. J. Hall. I� . Gllderslecve. Third row: It. Klllott. B. Anderson, It. Couchman. B. BJorklund. J. Kckel, C. Rockwell. 47 Man worlds from sun to sun Firm row: B. Bonadurcr. J. Prucr. II. Biles. I,. I ler. Mr. Bmer. Second row: L Maxson, R. McDonald. J. I.yons, B. Dickinson, J. Schultz. Third row: G. Anderson. It. K'llott. It. Morris. It. Umb. B. Babcock. First row: 5. Carr. I . Bennett. It. Irou, J. Wylie. W. Renshaw. Mr. Wilson. Second row: It. Wilson. I). Taylor. Z. Jones. I.. Rule. Third row: It. Wiseman. It. Chandler. B. Pierson. It. Welch. II. Mustek. Fourth row: J. Fox. B. Hickson. S. Robison. R. Roma In. union oa tmeioteno V Va 'Sac eCono r! i 48 ’ First row: B. Hill. I.. Jones. ). Hamlin, C. Davidson, B. Garrison. A. Valle . J. Dler, J. Mitchell. M. Medina. S. Kerjcuson. Second row: Miss Howland. C. Campbell, J. I.ucero, J. Richey. I). McDonald. I’. Crawford, J. Masters. S. Jones. 1’. Christie, B. Vounjc. B. Ferguson, M. Farrell. I.. Rotdiins, Mrs. Uimh. Third row: K. Hicks. I . Hart. M. Williams. P. Nichols. C. Berry. S. VanCompcr nolle, D. Lindsay. N. Brook. J. Lay, C. Lussier, S. James. Fourth row: A. I.ujan. K. McMillan. I.. Davis. S. Sllber. J. Me-Faddln, J. Neer. S. Avery. II. Kinley, E. Ayala. 1 . Moore. J. Miller. Fifth row: l . Strickland, M. Alexander. K. Beck land, C. Harmon. J. Moore. I,. Sterllna. M. Patrick. Sixth row: G. Miller. B. Neves. K. Matasar. A. Meyer. M. Greene, J. Greenwcll. B. Cole. A. Thompson, H. Goetx, M. Tipton. Seventh row: p. Fink. M. Brenner, P. Williams. M. Bustamante. B. VnsilJ, M. Sinsley. J. Rounk, V. Pentlco, D. Roma Inc. M. Bennett. J. Lowrance. Woman s tvor!{ is never done. as 'Jutcere 'r¥ame puz6e't tmenica 49 Jackj of all trades. Firm r He . I ton. It. Klnxle. v: I.. Tarrant, T. Dakin. A. Smith. Second row: O. Bol-iAickcy. A. Fowler. P. lc- 'Dianna Activity 50 Kir hi row: 1 . Horgri'ii, U Jones. I . Hutchinson, I . Hansen, A. Corolla, I). Charlton, H. Harris, W. I-eecinjc. Second row: K. Klttelsen. I.. Hamilton. C. Iaincaster. It. Howdy, l . Fos-dlck. It. Hinton. Third row: I . Fre-vert. J. Cathcrlnn. J. Hamilton, It. Hall. M. Ilavermale. M. Ilea cock. It. Burns. Fourth row: J. Knurl. J. Benjamin. K. Ilnber, It. Kennedy, Al. Bus-tmnnnte, M. Alexander. Fifth row: It. CoiK'hman, It. Dickinson. I). Howard, G. Grotle. A. Dllzer. All the world's a stage. Aittie 7tyuild 1£� r JlN a! Find row: N. Smith, s. Schulz. V. Wltmer. I.. Parra. J. Newcomer, I,. Watson. K. Stillwell. Second row: S. VanCompernoll. J. Patterson, C. Markel. B. Nichols. B. Soronp. K. M. Travis. Third row: It. War-y' ren, J. Petrie. It. Wilson. J. Richey, b. Whitt. i . Pomernke, i . Wan, Fourth row: S. Paul, C. Swanner, .1. Tldliall. J. PraKer. C. McCauley. Fifth row: It. Welch. J. Paul. It. Merker, .1. Misslldine, C. Mashliurn. J. Murphy. 51 Music, when soft voices die, First row: J. Anderson, Morgan. R. Williams. M. Hostetler. B. Brock. S. Dewald. Seoend row: B. Beam. F. Dodge, B. MePheeters. K. Fullen-wlder, M. Heacock. Third row: P. Moore. J. Masters. M. Barker, E. Haven, B. Heacock. Fourth row: I,. Maude. I.. Chaus. I). Dady. C. Barker. R. Frame, It. Johnson. 5. Alcala. J. Martin. SfoCtty £iuiewMe First row: Mr. Blckel. M. McClure. S. Jones, M. Hlllmann. C. White. B. Christensen. T. Jimenez. E. Guajardo. M. Medina. M. Kendall. R. Oviedo. Second row: V. Mendoza. P. Wright. D. Teaque. 1). Oberlln. S. Johnson. M. I. cc. B. I opez, J. McQuIre. A. Sarlann. Third row: S. Smalley, B. Hooker. C. Guzman. B. Hutchenson. E. Parks. B. Manning. B. Newman. J. Pearson. D. Costnnzo, J. Byons. Fourth row: B. Hicks. R. Grcdler. It. I-eveen. It. Rapier. C. GrnJcda, It. Hall. I,. Gra-jeda. N. O'Neal. J. Moore. Fifth row: W. Kudder. E. Morales. M. Baldcr-rama. B. Sterling, P. Bundberg. E. Altanllrano. M. Erdknmp. s. Itanney. J. Finley. Sixth row: S. Denton J. Psalmer. M. Hammontree. V. Woodward. N. Nevares. M. Counts. B. Smith. B. Roblnettcr, M. Relther. M. Rudey. 52 vibrates in the memory. Firm row: M. Barker, Mr. Blckel. Sec-■ •nil row: McCauley, J. Donahue. K. May, K. Bnit.lt, J. MlKMlI.llne, B. Wiseman. D. Cooney. W. Masters, T. Moore. J. Bowen. S. Boettcher. D. Howard. S qucieA 53 J rf We are the music- First row: H. Honor, H. Kimball. A. Osterkamp. A. Mitchell, J. Bra tty, B. Staffler, V. Cathcart. B. Tucker, A. Bettis. Second row: N. Hurd. I). Headrick. M. Walker. M. Black. M. Alexander, B. Wilson, M. Patrick, A. Meyer, .1. Allison. Third row: B. Isbell. B. Noffill. N. Boyd. M. Slnsley, B. Va.KlIJ. I). DraKOset. K. Wilde. J. Isiughton, .1. Market, E. Matthews. Fourth row: It. Garrison, K. Davis. I . Emmert, T. Moore. M. Hobbs., B. Hickson, S. Itoettscher. .1. I onahue. At Chan. Firth rw: 1. Keller. H. l$s-peland. B. Wiseman, It. (’handler. J. Bowen. It. Merker. M. Victor. I). Cole, S. Robison, B. Area. y S First row: A. Corella, Y. Sleeper, G. Stephen, b. Hamilton. D. Carter. B. Elliott. I.. Jones. M. Patterson. M. De Silva. Second row: .1. McCormac. H. Roberts. I). Hansen. C. Abernathy. J. Harvey, F Beasley, S. Scchrest. C. Lussler, B. 1IIII, B. Carrothcrs, I-. Janeway. M. Whitcomb. Third row: J. Eowrance. S. Dombrowsky, S. Flynds. G. White, M. Schllebe. P. Fink. X. Bailey. B. Keller. M. Jones. P. Reinhardt. J. Petrie. M. Lodlft. F’ourth row: J. Slama. J. Killlnjcs-worth. C. McCauley. It. Cosby. A. Vas-ouez. A. Peralta. (’. Raaberit. G. Carr. J. Crowe. I . Dllzer. Firth row: J. I Leonard. M. Harvey. FI. May. E. F'ouch. J. Mlsslldlne. R. CrUJte. J. Paul. W. Masters. R. Bartelt. 0O1 54 x'ff.na And ivc arc the dreamers of dreams First row: E. White, J. Lucero, l� . Poarch. I . Westmeyer. C. Wahlbcrg. I,. Davis, 1 . Vernon. I . McNeil, A. I.njan. Second row: J. McCormac, I . PttUt, J. Cordes. B. Olsh. M. Sttloy, M. Turturlce, A. O'Ileum. M. Juarez, M. .McCollum, SI. Williams. Third row: B. Noren. D. Slci'ull. C. Allan. V. Vlsso, SI. Cnlhounc. J. Wetzel. I . Ward. V. Itenalds. I’, ('oiiwlmiin, J. Richey. It. Orosco. 1). Ia«ve. Fourth row: W. Bowes. B. Buchanan. J. Fox. L. Valencia. J. Brlnigor. D. Benny, B. .Merle. II Bryan. Ii. Bradley. J. Madrigal. Fifth row: It. I.uclo, O. Ritter. I.. Salima, W. rotter. I . I’en-darvis, N. Crawford. J. Oelsc. E. Peralta. F. Lozano. . j (tyoin ft First row: B. Sullivan. B. Warren, S. I uzan.n. S. Avery. H. Stockton, .1. Shirley. J. Wakefield, A. Gcrmnnn. V. Busdlecker. C. McSIilllan. s. Bus-dlecker, C. Gatchcii. Second row: Sir. Blckel. B. Thacker. E. Slercler, B. Harris, A. Hadlck. C. Hickson, S. Eastman. E. Sarlana. B. McWhorter, C. Manning. L. Valdez. E. Vasquez. Third row: P. Whitten. J. Taylor. J. Shields. Y. McWilliams. S. Paul. J. Coulson. SI. Jones. J. Underwood. E. Heany. It. Sneaker, S. James. Fourth row: R. Linker. R. Bowex. D. Cook. R. Murray, T. Davis. B. Connell. R. Jellison. L. Burke. It. Cornelius,. A. Martinez. Fifth row: D. Maher. J. Young. D. Truman. J. Nation. E. Bel-tron. A. Tibbetts. T. Corbin. It. Wllle-ford. Sixth row: B. Woodsmall, It. Hitt. J. Burgen. A. De Li Rlva. F. Calvlllo, W. Finney, T. Donahue. .1. Slay. 55 If music be the food of love First row: 1$. Beam. K. Fullenwldcr. F. I)odx«, K. Haven, M. Heacock. Second row: J. Anderson, M. Hostetler, B, Brock, S. Hocknday, M. Barker. S. Dewald. J. Kendall. Third row: M. Brenner, L Chaus, C. Brattaln. R. Johnson, G. Alcala. Fourth row: It. Bushee, I . Anderton. U. Frame, l . Dady, S. Boetcher, C. Barker. OicAedtra First row: J. Kuhlo, P. Moore. J. Masters. M. Schorle. J. Newcomer. B. Me I heelers, C. Strickland. Second row: I). Liimmt, I). Wooley, I.. Swift. C. Morgan, It. Williams. A. Novak. Third row: J. Martin. H. Oldenbrook. F. Meyers, L. Maude, H. Butler. J. Shnlt-zus. 56 play on. Kimi row: 1). Laniont, 13. Bunnells, 1 . Wnlkfr, I.. Wilson. S. Shipley, A. Tripp, M. Schorle. B. Noren. Second row: N. Godlnex, I . Nichols. A. Stacey. J. Soldanu. A. Moore, C. Strickland. Third row: G. Trujillo. I.. Olsen. G. Miller. I). Phinney, It. Itomaln, I). Allison. J. Ituhlo, It. Sonneland. Fourth row: It. Provost. B. May. K. Meyer. I� . Sutton, K. Winter. S. Keyes, I.. Keesor. I). Vanderhoek. First row: I.. Anderton. P. Bennett. M. Adams, B. Anderson, It. Garcia, l . Grove. Second row: It. Kuykendall, K. Koger. B. Bearbower, H. Bear, M. Brenner, N. Cheney. Third row: N. IInmnkcr, M. Chapin. It. Gilliam. A. I tragasel, It. Calhoun, I� . Allison. M. Bruns. Fourth row: B. Ayala. .1. Carter. C. Campbell, 5. Knight . T. Carlson. I Karr, T. Davis. 57 Three cheers for the team S It 4 Firm row: S. Hunt, J. May. A. Dllzer. Seroml row: J. Crowe. s S M.y dleadvui Finn row: A. Gregs. J. Underwood. . H. Robert , C. Manning. 58 behind the team. a ' 7% zjo-rettesi JL jL6Af efi ' a. ( -? .siVw '?( % 7wvU u £y 59 The key to sportsmanship can best be found through actual participation in various sports. In doing so, we find that we must obey the rules; that we must recognize our opponent's ability, as well as that of our fellow players; and that we must not lose respect for the defeated, as they have often put more into the game than the victor. We must be humble and modest in victory rather than conceited and boastful; and we should not alibi or criticize in defeat. Good sportsmanship should not end on the field, but should continue in every line of endeavor. ATHLETICS 61 Starting the school year out with football, Coach Big Bill Cole taught the varsity team that sportsmanship and teamwork are equally important. The Bee basketeers were also coached by Cole. Returning for his fourth year as varsity basketball coach, Bus McKnight led the team through a victorious season. McKnight also helped Cole as varsity line coach. Herb Covington, in his first year as a Santa Ana High School coach, assisted Warhurst with the Bee football team and trained the Cee basketeers. Tennis, one of the most thrilling spring sports, was coached by Walter Egger. Several meets, arranged by Egger, provided much entertainment for Saint spectators. John Wilson completed his fourth year as swimming instructor with a team any man would be proud of. Wilson also coached the Cee football team. This year, as in previous years, Reece H. Greene built up an excellent track team. His cross country boys also made a very good showing in the fall season. Ending the school year with baseball, Coach Don Warhurst developed a ball team that provided the Santa Ana student body with many breathtaking games. Warhurst also coached the industrious Bee football team. Team ivorl{ is the essence oj Americanism. First row: W. Foote, L. McKnight. R. Cole. D. Warhurst. II. Covington. J. Wilson. R. Oreene 62 Since most of the experienced lettermen had qraduated, Coach Cole's Saints were not rated very highly in September. However, when the season ended, they were in third place in th league. Opening the season at Long Beach Poly, the Saints passed their way to a surprising 12-6 win. Returning home, Coach Cole's team whipped the Riverside Bears 32-0. In their first league game, the Saints beat Downey 32-13. This was followed by a 25-6 win over Anaheim and 33-14 over Huntington Beach. Then came the heortbreaker. The Saints were clawed to their first defeat. 32-19, by the Panthers, a surprisingly strong Orange team. With the cry, Beat Fullerton, Santa Ana went to Fullerton for the do or die battle for the Sunset League crown. But, try as they did, the Saints were unable to score and returned with a 33-0 loss. This was followed by a 14-0 defeat at the hands of Newport Harbor. With the league games over, the Saints played their last game with Pomona. After giving the Red Devils a real scare, Santa Ana came out on the short end of a 22-19 count. The Saints placed three players on the All-Sunset squad. They were David Cole, Zeph Jones, and Ed Fouch. Captains Herschel Musick Zeph Jones First row: I . McC.a Ilian. B. Stone. K. Cosby. B Trujillo. H. Musick. Z. Jones. R. Chandler. J. Carr, H. Bryan. R. l.uclo. Second row: C. Burke. R. Bjorklund. R. Quigley. C. Winkler. M. lAncaster. K. ls.zano. D. Cooney. R. Bennett. H. Torres. R. Swenson. Coach Foote. Third row: J. Bechtol. C. Mushhurn. I - Wilson. R. Dozier. K. McCubblns. M. l.uclo. K. Negrete. A. Vusqucx. T. Moore. D. Scott, I.. Rico. Fourth row R. l.uekey. I . Kmmert. I). Ball. D. Cole. K. Fouch. R. Coffman. M. Kelley. A. Chan. C. Moore. F. Calvillo. J. Bergen. C.Nich M.-Knight. Fifth row: T. Dakin. V. Martin. K. Peralta. A. Peralta. S. Carlow. J. Norris. G. Rodman. It. .Ink. I„ Valencia. M. Morales. Coach Cole. Sixth row: D. Hillman. K. Parton. Nl. Olden brook. I.. Krlsher, I). Clasen, II. Susman, I Baxter. U Rule. J. Sherrill. K. Strand. AtJordan. 63 Credit to him who merits it. Victor H 64 Frank McCubbins Herschel Musick Zeph Jones Chuck Winkler 65 66 67 See 'paat all When the school year began, many Sammies wished to participate in football. Those Saints who were not physically qualified for the varsity team signed up for the Bee team, which was ably coached by Don Warhurst and Herb Covington. After victory and defeat, the Bees ended up in fourth place in the league. The season opened with an exciting game against Long Beach Poly. It ended in a 13-13 tie. This was followed by a 28-14 win over Riverside. In their first League game these Little Saints downed Downey 14-7. After securing a 13-7 win over Anaheim, the Bees met Huntington Beach for a 7-0 defeat. Traveling to Orange, they came from behind for a tie, 13-13. Making sure that the only good Indian is a dead Indian, these busy Bees beat Fullerton 6-0. In the last League game they encountered Newport for a heartbreaking defeat, 41-10. Captains Leonard Oakley Bill West Bees arc noted lor their industry. First row: D. Shields. R. Quigley, M. Ontiveros. H. Valdivia. B.tBear. B. Connell. D. Christ. I). Tlbbets, B. Crowell. C. McCaffrey. J. Griffin. Second row: It. Mendez. C. Walstead. It. Bowen. W. Crowley. It. Murphy, II. Illllman. It Bush. It. Irou. J. Shultz. I,. Ortiz. Third row: It. Harvey, J. Harris. M. Davis, U Oakley. I,. Teter. C. Campbell. V. West. J. Hightower. I.. Chaus, D. Maddox. I . Flshburn. Fourth row: Coach CovInRton. J. Kllbourne. K. Upchurch. I . Martinez. It. Klsnor. B. Murro. A. Hill. T. Corbin. J. Neal. It. Crawford. It. tapes. Coach War- hurst. Fifth row: B. Wk i ’ Saldana, M. Barela. It. Or 68 Captains Ray Ceja Bill Meserve (?ee 'poot cdt When the 1949 football season came to a close in November, this little package of dynamite, otherwise known as the Cee football squad of Santa Ana High School, ended out of the money despite the able coaching of John Wilson. The first three league games played by the Cees seemed a little discouraging with scores being Downey 7-Santa Ana 0, Anaheim I 3-Santa Ana 0, Huntington Beach 6-Santa Ana 0. Fed up with defeat, the Cee team exploded with a 19-6 win over Orange. This game was followed by a victorious win over the Fullerton Cee team— I 3-7. The Newport-Santa Ana game, which climaxed the league season, culminated in a 0-0 tie. Good things come in small packages. Hint row: K. Hopkins, L Kent, W. Meserve. K. Ceja. It. Grover. M. Henderson. Second row: K. Winter, II. I’yatt, It. Cornelius. H. Martin. F. Norman. A. Novak. Third row: I., Karr. It. Wlllefords, C. Sohllcht, N. Luna. H. Ayala. J. Newton Fourth row: Coach Wilson. I . Beard. E. I.uzania. J. Young, It. Harrelson. Coach Isnaas. 69 Scu et cdl Beginning their season with one of the greatest basketball teams Santa Ana High has ever produced. Coach Bus” Mc-Knight's Saints played excellent ball all the way through, winning many outstanding honors for themselves. In the annual Huntington Beach Tourney, Santa Ana lost the first game to Saint Anthony's. 41-39, but went on to win all their other games and the consolation championship by beating Garden Grove 60-35. Back playing the regular Sunset League games, the Saints went through the season with eleven wins and only one loss. They did so by making such high scores as 61-43 over Downey, 75-39 over Orange, 61-39 over Huntington Beach, etc. The only loss was to Anaheim by a close 45-38 count. In the playoff for the championship, however, the Saints beat Anaheim, who tied with them for first place. 51-46. Entering the CIF playoffs, Santa Ana lost the first game to Burbank, 66-58, in a closer game than the score looks. A tisf ct a tasked, Captains Dave Cole Chuck Winkler First row: J. Bechtol, R. Hickson, C. Winkler, B. Hopkins, I . Cole. R. Cruse. Second row: 1� . Claxxon, R. Mcrker. E. Fouch. H. Ilenimen. M. Kelley. Coach McKnlahl. Third row: R. Wiseman, J. Bericcn. C. Burke. B. Hnyaom. F. Torres. J. Ilall. 70 First row: J. Crowe, J. Woodsnmll. M. Davis. T. Kit.hin. A. Chan. M. Snlgado, It. iKoe. c. Lyons. J. Wilcox, I). Christ, Coach Cole. Third row: I . Blankman. I). Moores. J. Criffin. It. Quigley. I . Bennett. M. Luclo. they made another basket. @ee First row: K. Hopkins, C. Schllcht. E. Luxnnla. It. Wllleford, II. Martin. Second row: Conch Covington. B. Cornelius. S. Winter. It. Croechow. It. Bradley. Third row: K. Beachler. 1 . Nichols. C. Flores. It. Linker. 71 Siviwimiciy John Wilson’s swimming Sammies began this year's season with high hopes and a lot of skill. Coach Wilson showed his and the team's confidence when he said, We are going to have a good team this year, for there is a lot of talent. To prove that he was right, the team crowned a season of activity by bringing home the Sunset League championship for the first time since 1943. Twenty-seven boys turned out this season. Charles Raaburg and Bob Coffman were selected co-captains. Other standouts are George Bartell. John Parke. David Hayes. Tommy Corbin. Jack Nailon, Russ Murphy, and many others. Captains Bob Coffman Chuck Raaberg Porpoises with a purpose 72 Hint row: V. Cavniiutiirh. M. II011-(It-rKon. It. Ceja. I� . XIcIioIk. It. Crovor. .Stroud row: II. I trsh. It. WanviT, J. Sin mu. I l.ove. S. Hunt. I . Bln-«w nfl(e. Third row: Coach Wllxon. J. l ’Cnind. J. Muy. A. Itls| ;tlll« X. Cochroft. .1. Boll. See auct @ee SudmnUay in aquatic antics. Tj1 ftuT«77, D , L_ ir 1 y . 73 i Sa e atl Even though the Saint baseball squad was weakened at first after losing two games to Long Beach Wilson High in a pre-league tournament, the team responded to Coach Don Warhurst's stiff afternoon workouts. The team, as usual, competed in the annual Pomona tournament during the Spring vacation. Bob Hickson, this year’s captain, heads a roster of six regulars who made letters last year. These players and a squad of Junior Varsity members coming up in the ranks made a promising team, and they gave the coach all the co-operation possible. Competing in the Sunset League Championship race afforded the Saints a chance to give the student body many exciting games. Congratulations for turning out an excellent team are in order for Coach Warhurst, who worked in the baseball coaching position for the first time this year. y AMU i in in the bush. Captain Bob Hickson First row: I . DeVol. B. Baker, P. Martinez, J. Villalobos, T. Miller. R. Babcock. J. Spiegel. B. Connell. B. Hickson. C. Schllcht. Second row: Coach Warhurst. K. Waffle, B. Strand. J. .Ionian. K. Pouch, B. IlavKom. C. Burke. B. .Stone. H. Bryan. II. Valdivia. M. Kelley. X. Wlenraub. K. Luzania. G. Knight. Coach Covington. Third row: J. Harris. T. Moore. II. Obledo. P. McKenzie. B. Bear. A. Pierson. C. Lyons. J. Martin. D. Blankman. T. Carlson. J. IAppa. 74 Responding to vigorous training given to them by Coach Walter Egger, the 1949-50 tennis team succeeded in giving the student body many exciting games. Guided by co-captains Charles Rockwell and Jim Crowe and three other returning lettermen. the net men made remarkable progress in perfecting their game. The team, for the most part, gave tough competition to their opponents, meeting Downey and Anaheim, two strong schools, early in the season. Later they entered in the Orange Invitational meet. Schools from all over Southern California are invited to enter one team in this competition. Even though the team is composed of only 27 members. Coach Egger emphasizes the point that tennis is not a girls' game. It is a sport that can be enjoyed even after graduation from school. By putting this idea over, especially to those out for tennis, he has produced a team whose spirit and enthusiasm is difficult to beat. Captains Charles Rockwell Jimmy Crowe A racket with a racquet. 75 First row: L. Morris, A. Chan. A. Fowler. Second row: L. Solano. K. Dozier. A. Vasques, It. Chandler, B. Hopkins, F. McCubbinx. J. Porter, Conch Greene. Third row: It. Amezeua. E. CummliiKs, II. Hemmen. F. Torres. .1. Norris, It. Bennett. It. Cosby, R. Burns. S. Carlow, C. Dear cow. Fourth row: It. McKIm. J. Penrod. O. Bishop. V. Martin. D. Igou, M. Pas, 1� . 7lack Look before you leap See eutd (?ee 7rack jtt First row: A. Garcia, B. Bonadurer. J. Meservo. Second row: X. Godinez, B. West. I,. Teter. J. Griffin. J. Prniter. T. Davis. It. Bush. D. Tlbbrts. S. Boettcher. M. Ontiveros. Third row: Coach Greene, F. Cernloh. H. Ayala. B. I.alienator. It. Truex. D. McCall. C. Strickland. D. Moores. W. Mal- fetta. J. Saldana. Fourth row: T. Dakin. C. Campbell. J. Peters. A. DroKeset, It. Gilliam. J. Sehnltzlus. M. Esparza. S. Gomez. 76 Klrat row: Coach (Jreenc, S. Boettcher, It. Bonudurer, A. Uarcla. T. Davit, (!. Marlin;. K. CummlnR . Second row: !. Trujillo, M. I Inlihs, |{. McCollum. M. Kaparxn. F. Cernlch, J. Pen rod. .1. Martin, It. Krlxbeo, The sweetest mile is the last mile home. Klrat row: It. I.utalvr, J. Carr, I). Wilcox. !. IliRKinx. J. Pox. It. Miller. Second row: I Fair. K. Tedalrom. It. Corzrinan. C. Rnalicra. It. Iliirl� knni| . It. Wharton, Coach Trawlck. 77 Firm row: It. Bonadurer. CS. Bartcll. S. Carlow. K. Hickson, J. Carr. J. Crowe. J. Splextl. H. Bryan. C. Raa-borjj, Mr. Warhurat. Second row: A. Vasques, I). Cooney. K. I«osano, B. I Inysom. J. Parke, T. Palmer. Jones. It. BJorklund. J. Hall. T. Miller. Third row: I,. Morris. V. Hupp. P. McGall'an, J. Donahue. It. Hopkins, R. Bal cock. R. Cosby, A. Chan, R. Connell. I). Cole. C. Burke. Fourth row: C. Rockwell. It. Dossier. I). Ball. I). Peterson. I). Ilayes, It. Chandler. It. Coffman. E. Pouch, F. McCubblnx. H. Mustek. It. Cruste. C. Winkler. It. Jelllson. 78 tyitta' $t6£etic To show that Sally Saint is not a little weakling, the girls participate with remarkable vigor in the various sports all year. Starting off with a a bang at the beginning of the year, the girls play basketball. Hockey comes next with a lot of bruises and grumbles. Soon thereafter such phrases as spike it. and kill it, remind one that volleyball season is here. Baseball is the last item on a full year's girls' sports program. At the end of each season, a play day is held at one of the high schools, so that the girls may show their ability and become acquainted with girls from other schools. One of the more important phases of girls' athletics is membership in G. A. A. To belong to this organization, a girl must take an active part in sports all three years at high school. It is an honor to be in this group. i Thus, it can be seen that while Sammy Saint is busy collecting laurels, Sally Saint keeps herself very busy, too. Miss Alverda West Miss Zena Leek Mrs. Maxine Clark 79 ■ . First row: E. Millar. D. Hanson. K. Gowdy, V. Wltmer. Second row: C. Wahlbersr. K. Wilde, •N. Mu nine, B. Kuykendall, A. Valles, P. Conzelman. Flint row: K. Clark, V. I escampx. It. Klllu(l, , , V. Ituwliecker. S. Buxdleoker. C. Hlckxon. A. ||«PVI?to®,‘- 5. Carrlaon. II. Iloner, II. Kimhall. J. Klmoro, A. Corolla, H. dowdy. I . Ilanxen, c. !'• Heyael. I . Ilutchinson. Swimd row: Klfxtrom, A. dermann. K. Heaney. II. HIkx«iui, l i X ' . • Hunter. B. Flore . T. Jlmenox. l� . A. nettle. Hill. S. Fowler, A. Koo. It. Johnxon ! .?!!? ■ S. Johnxon. A. dreKK. Third row: Jonex, S. I.uxanla. K. dieon. .1. dllnex. It. Hunter 'i« ‘ ti ,, Ue- Fuente. . It. Kuykendnll, S. Hurd. 1 . Ileadrlek. I . Charlton. R. Klttelxen. « Hiirrl . |,|||y, M. |«c,-. Fourth row: N. Itlaek, l . l raKenet, J. Ilalley, Al. Juarez. d. Havlx i Houjthland. C. Ilamion. It. dlxh. M. Johanxen. .1. Hagan. Fifth row: J. Arnett. X. Kleliih...', P0 - ,{. Hearn. It. Ilall. J. Hamilton. M. Kelleher, d. Chapman. It. Howard, M. Allen. M. j,,..,,, , • Dlckaon. M. Calhoun. F. Ferrelda. M. I jtrxelere, K. Jackxon, C. Ahernathy. Sixth row - u-‘ i Cordea. J. Benjamin. J. lyxiKhton. M. dllliert. J. Harvey. M. Hall. B. J. I.vonx 'i nwider. J. Cole. P. Conxelman. I . .1. I uta, C. Berry. P. Crawford, It. I ra|x«r. .1. it� u„, O ’ J- I-owrance. A. Kendall. I,. Dnhm, J. Utncaxter. S. Hayex. I. (lowen. K. Kathman It cV.hi v nUl row: A- l «o � rd. B. Ilea cock, mante, J. Jenxen. M. Bennett. B. Kennedy. S. Hutchinxp' ' N' rh, n,‘ - H- Oarrlxon. M. Duata- JUU. Flrxt row: J Newcomer, J. Itowrav. It. Wat lx, M. ItoRcn . C. Manning. C. Schulz. l. Schorle. M. I'lhrand. It. Xicholx. I . Poarch. M. Vernon. J. Ward. X. Smith. Second row: .1. Tldball. J. Tlhhetx. P. Itlley, d. Taylor. .1. Itlchry. J. Schermerhorn. S. Sechrext. S. Itotxlnger. P. Whitten. M. Tipton, B. Neovex, V. Vlaae. 81 SaA ct att A bouncing ball gathers no moss. Swintmitty Mermaids are mere maids. 83 ‘VottecfodC Up in the air over nothing. 84 Scue edl Nine girls and one diamond. 85 Don’t be a square—dance. 86 VA 'ftyac ey 87 Love is nothing, 88 89 We graduates from this and thousands of other schools will be the men and women of tomorrow's world. To us will be given the power to build or to destroy, to weaken or to improve the sphere in which we live. The key to a better world lies in the attitude that each individual takes in assuming his responsibilities, whether great or small. The doors of difficulty and doubt may be unlocked by the keys of knowledge and cooperation. As we stand upon the threshold, we are determined to make ours a better world in which to live. 16 S3SSY ID 92 Hi . President Richard Gilliam Vice President Jane Newcomer Secretary Anna Mae Koo Safe uu4t x'ie The little greenhorns, otherwise the class of '52, were first introduced to our high school by a series of orientation assemblies at the beginning of the year. Quickly adjusting themselves to new systems and new classes, they participated enthusiastically in school activities. Swelling the attendance at athletic events, taking part in school plays, showing unusual prowess in musical organizations, and becoming members of many of the clubs were just a few of their main activities during the year. With so many achievements to be already proud of, the sophomores will indeed be a credit to our school and to our community. Class Adviser Mr. Clyde D. Cook 93 FI rut row: I . Abernathy. M. Atlanta, M. Allen. 1 . Alltaon. E. Altnmlcano, B. Anders. Second row: J. Anderson. J. Anderson, S. Andrade. K. Anthony. J. Arnett. II. Aljala. Third row: J. Itahlek. I . Babin, K. Baker, P. Baker. M. Balder-raina. M. Barela. Fourth row: J. Baum. It. Beach-lor. B. Bear. P. Beasley, J. Beck. It. Beem. Fifth row: E. Beltran. I.. Balt . O. Bennett. It. Bennett. S. Bennett. I . Benny. Sixth row: J. Bergen, t . Berner. C. Berry. It. Billing . C. Bishop, B. Bjorklund. Seventh row: D. Blackman. 5. Bobleter. J. Bonadurer. J. Bowen. It. Bowen. B. Bradley. Eighth row: J. Bradley. It. Bradley. It. Brewer. P. Brewer. B. Bright, II. Britton. Ninth row: B. Brubaker. M. Bruns, B. Burns. J. Bush, S. Boettcher, It. Calhoun. 94 Kiwi row: K. Calvlllo. P. Cn-innrn. C. Cani| l « ll. R. Canfield, J. Carter, J. Cntherlna. Second row: W. Cavanaugh, U. Ceja. M. Chapin, I,. Chaus, R. Christenson, K. Clark. Third row: I . Cochran. X. Cocroft, J. Collier, D. Cook, R. Cooke. X. Cooper. Fourth row: T. Corbin. R. Cornelius. I). Contango. M. Count , R. Crawford, U Davidson. Fifth row: O. Da via. II. Davis, M. I hi vis. F. Del Real. A. Della -rlva, V. Descamp. Sixth row: I.. Dler. I,. Dohin, A. Dominguez. T. Donahue, M. I ow, A. Drageset. Seventh row: I). Draper. J. D raves. D. Eld ward. F. Khlen, D. Klfstrom, R. Klston. Eighth row: K. Kims, M. Krd-kamp. .1. Ksinrzil, M. ENparza, T. ERhington, !. Farnsworth. Ninth row: I . Fair. T. Faulk ner. S. EVrguson. E E’erredia, S. E'iduecla, J. Finley. 95 First row: G. Finney. V. Finney. C. Flores. E. Flores, I). Fluhr. S. Fowler. Second row: J. Franco. T. Frazier. J. Fred. I). Frevert. R. Frlsbee, N. Fritz. Third row: K. Fullenwlder. A. Garcia. I). Garcia. I). Garcia. G. Gibson. R. Gillian. Fourth row: II. Gilmore. J. Glsk, J. 5llnes. R. Gonzales, F. Goodrich. R. Gorzeman. Fifth row: SI. Gowe. J. Gowen. G. Graham. C. Grajada, 1.. Grass. F. Green. .Sixth row: G. GreRtt. II. Grider. R. Grochow, K. Grotle. D. Groue. R. Goucr. Seventh row: E. Guajardo. B. Guillen. I . Gustlln. I’. Hall. R. R. Hail, J. Hamilton. KlRhth row: P. Hamilton. O. Hamlin. SI. Hammontree. R. Harrelson. J. Harris. II. Harrison. Ninth row: J. Hart. I., Hart. A. Harvey. R. Harvey. II. Hawkins, J. Hayden. 96 First row: S. Hayes. H. Ilca-cock. G. Hogarcda. M. Henderson, C. Hera, O. lleyraL Second row: V. Hiatt. I?. Hick . E. Hick . H. HlKKina. A. Hill. J. Hilliard. Third row: II. Hillman. M. Hillman. K. Hitt. It. Holme . I . Ilnsk. A. Hooker. Fourth row: K. Hopkins. J. HoRiir. J. Horton, t!. Ilorlon. M. Hostetler, I). Howell. Fifth row: l . Huolskninp. It. Htikco. I . Hutchinson. I -bell. N. Jacobs. 1 . Jeffrie . Sixth row: B. Jlmenex. T. Jlm-enex, It. Johnson, S. Johnson. I . John . S. Jones. Seventh row: U Jurado. I,. Karr. E. Kathmnn. M. Kellc-her. I . Kelly, ,M. Kendall. KlKhth row: J. Kllbourne. J. J. Kllbourne. X. Klelnhon. It. Koehler. A. Koo, !. Morgnji. Ninth row: Kuoblrr, It. Ucombo, M. ter. I� . Kraslel, V. Kuykendall. P. I .add. J. I.ancas- 97 First row: It. Lancaster. H. I.arsh. I). Lnwrance. M. Lee. A. Ix-onard. B. Lien. Second row: CJ. Lilly, C. Llnds-kox. R. I.Inker, It. Lloyd, A. Loewen. R. Lonxyear. Third row: It. Lopez. B. Lopez, L. Lopez, V. Ix� pez. D. Love, J. Lowry. Fourth row: SI. Luko. L. Na-zitrio, P. Lundberx. It. Lunder, A. I.ussier. E. Luznnla. Fifth row: J. Lutz. J. Lyons . S. SleCammon. C. McCauley. M. SIcClure, R. McCollum. Sixth row: I . McDonald. O. McDonald. N. McConnell. B. McCoy. SI. SlcOurle. P. .McKenzie. Seventh row: K. McMillan. O. Macias, D. Maddox. V. Madison. J. SludrlKul. D. Mansur. Kixhth row: R. Slaret. C. Mar-kel. H. Slnnnlnx. It. .Marsh. J. .Martin. K. Slartlnez. Ninth row: P. Slartlnez. R. Slaryniee. J. Slaster . L. Mathis. L. SInnchc, J. Slay. 98 Firm row: A. Medina. V. Mendoza. .). Mcrlgold. D. Millar. M. Millard. J. Miller. Second row: J. Miller. I . Milling. M. Mitchell. C. Montoya, K. Montcjano, V. Monte .. Third row: A. Moore. J. Moore, 1 . Moore. M. Klol.se. c. Morgan, II. Murro. Fourth row: .1. Xallon. J. Neal. J. Xenlson. N. Xevares. J. Newcomer. B. Newman. Fifth row: J. Newton. I). Nichols. P. Nichols. It. Noe. 1). Noe. It. Noven. Sixth row: G. Obering. N. Obcr-miller. II. Oldcnhrook. P. Oliver, It. Orosco, K. Ortiz. Seventh row: A. Oaterkamp. It. Oviedo, E. Page. J. Palmer. It. Porker. E. Parks. Eighth row: E. Pauli. J. Paxton. J. Pax, J. Pearson. P. Pen-da rvls, M. Penny. Ninth-row: V. Pentlco. E. Peralta. J. Peters. D. Phlnney, L. Pickrell, I . Pomorenke. 99 First row: P. Pateet. J. Prager, B. Price, J. Price, P. Price, G. Price. Second row: II. Pyatt, B. (Ji zada. B. Quick. F. Ranney. Hanney. B. Rapier. Third row: I . Raymond. Iteesor. M. Relthcr. W. Ri Shaw, s. Reyes, A. Roza. Fourth row: It. Rice. G. Rice, Rich. J. Rico. S. Rider. P. Rll Fifth row: R. Rillera. A. Rlv. J. Roe. I . Robblnctt. M. Ro B. Rothenburger. Sixth row: J. Rowray. .1. Rul M. Rudey. J. Rusk. J. Saida M. Salzado. Seventh row: R. Samler. Sanchez. S. Sandoval. S. S ford. A. Sarlann, I.. Saxton. Eighth row: C. Schlleht. J. S Itxlus, J. Schultz. J. Sebrci Sollndh. J. Sherrill. Ninth row: I). Shields. It. man, I . Shultz. It. Sldnam, Silbernagel, D. Sltton. 100 First row: K. SloulRer, A. Smith. It. Smith, l . Smith. J. Smith. N. Smith. Second row: U Solano. It. Son-nektnd. K. Stalnakcr. F. Stanley. L. Staton, A. Stauffer. Third row: X. Stead. O. Sten-lund. I.. Sterling, K. Stillwell. I . Strickland, I). Sutton. Fourth row: I,. Swann. I). Darlene. J. Taylor. It. Taylor. K. Tcdstrom, I Teter. Fifth row: T. Thompson. J. Tlhbets. j. Tldball. It. Tiffany. It. Tisdale, F. Torres. Sixth row: It. Truex. !. Trujillo. I). Truman. I . Truman, c. Turpcn. K. Upchurch. Seventh row: I . Umphenour, V. I'raua. It. Valdez. II. Valdivia. I- Valenzuela. K. Valles. KIkIiIIi row: J. Vanlandlngham, J. Vaughn. 15. Villa. J. Vincent. K. Vogel. It. Wagner. Ninth row: l� . Walker. S. Walker. ('. Waist cad. It, Warren, 1. Watson, I,. Watson. 101 First row: B. ''’ 5 ° :. . • WhMUn. It. Whlppl . C. n hltr. B. Whitt. K. Wilkin . Second row: M. Wllllnni . It. William . I WlUon. M. W ll on. K. Winter. B. WoodnnuUI. Third row: It. Woolfe. IX Wool-ley. P. Wrljjht. K. WucppliiK. J. Wylie. J. Tounir. A. 11 Wi'muriam ,7 under0 r -_________ cjvru-. L ££ S - V . m £_ | c7 C 2X .yA-OL- -. . fcd L - c«j£e- 7 . cK W 6 $ rfr-A -sy Xa as J . +-ru 10- - V 'Z - u JL j?m — L jut4 fxJLL kJla - OJ Xjl rj -0io_ -A u - _O xA -r 7 -L President Dave Christ 1 X -e- ao.. Nancee Murane Vice President Secretary Jeanne Plavan flu ti n6 The year 1950 brings to a close an illustrious and eventful year for the junior class at Santa Ana. It was a year of marked excitement and activity. First there was the selection of class rings; then there was election of class officers; and then as a grand finale, there was the Junior-Senior Prom, a dance sponsored by the juniors for the senior class. Now the school year is drawing to a close, but next year will spell success and fulfillment of our dearest dreams and hopes, for next year we shall be seniors. - -V JlLl. Cr-JLi 4 p c LuU'f V,i • ■ • rw, u-rr —• v 4C .- cXc v« Jurists-, L« JL tVrvA-' ow S -T i Cl. Class Adviser 3- - w ( VaIa. . Ky£r' Hj Covington A p v-'V0 103 Flint row: O. Alcala. J. Alder won. M. Allen. I . Arledge, M. Arinendariz, It. Atkins. bird row: O. Bartvll. K. Baron. B. Bearbowcr. J. Bcchtal. V. Bccklund. J. Bell. ‘ourtli row: I� . Belt . I . Ben-ett. J. Benjamin. D. Berndt, l. Bettis. B. Bogard. Fifth row: I . Boheim, J. Bowen. N. Brock. It. Brooks. A. Brown. B. Burr. Sixth row: I). Brown. It. Brown. H. Bryan. J. Bryant. B. Buchanan. V. Bullard. Seventh row: J. Burgess. C. Burke. It. Burton. S. Bus--Meeker. V. Busdlecker, M. Calhoun. Kighth row: T. Carlson. I.. Car-reiio, I). Carrol. M. Casparl, D. Catlett. K. Cernlch. Ninth row: G. Chapman. D. Christ. It. Church. I . Clasen, J. Cole. I . Conxelman. 104 First row: I). Cooney. J. Coul-sen. N. Crawford, B. Crenshaw. B. Crowell, R. Croze. Second row: H. CumiMton. 1� . Currcy, I). I ady. T. Dakin, C. DallaKc, C. Davidson. Third row: I . Davis. I.. Davis. S. Davis. T. Davis. J. Daveson. s. Dewald. Fourth row: J. Dickson. V. Dodge, J. Donovan. J. Duncan. S. Kastman, C. Katon. Fifth row: A. Khlls. A. Kklund. H. Klllott. J. Kim ore. H. Klsner, K. Ksker. Sixth row: D. Kvans. M. Bvor-son, M. Farrcl. D. Faulkner. P. Flduccla, R. Flduccla. Seventh row: J. Floyd, K. Fouch. A. Fowler. A. Fox. P. Fox. L Franke. Kichth row: J. Fuller. A. Gas telo. J. Galloway. K. Garrett, G. Garrison. A. Germann. Ninth row: I). Gilbert. I� . Gll-dcrsleove, W. Godinez. S. Gode-ntan. R. Goetz, S. Gomez. 105 First row: H. Gransgnrd, R. Gledler, K. Green. B. Greene, R. Greenlaw, J. Griffon. ML Src ■ond row: C. Guzman, Haddtck, D. Ilalin, M. Hall. Hall. X. Hamaker. A. J. Third row: B. Hnysom, R. Hantsbarger, R. Hartman. J. nffintnrrffllT B. Harris. O. liar-rWT--------- Fourth row: J. Harvey. B. Haven, E. Heaney. 11 i i.-ihim-ti H. Hernandez, A: Hess. Fifth row: A. Hicks. C. Hickson. J. Hightower. T. Higgins, C. Hill. I). Hillman. Sixth row: s. Hockaday. B. Hoskins, J. Hougland. I). Howard. K. Hughes, S. Hunt. Seventh row: B. Hunter, E. Hutcheson, S. Hutchinson, S. I lends, R. Igou. C. Irwin. Eighth row: B. Jaeger. J. Jensen. R. Johnson, .M. Jones, J. Jordan, J. Kendall. Ninth row: F. Kilkenny. M. Kinney. W. KInzer. R. Klrch-hofer, H. Kirk, T. Kltchln. 106 Flint row: II. Knapp, It. Knight. E. Ko cer, B. Uiff.rty. M. Urn-cantor, II. l-aiicantcr. Second row: s. I-an ford. ,M. l.arxelcre. J. I.ay. J. la-grand. I). I.indnay. B. Luke. Third row: J. I ockhead. J. l.ouKliton, K. i ozano. M. Luclo, It. l,uclo, A. I.ujan. Fourth row: It. zanla. It. Lyons. C. Fifth row: I). McCall. M. McCollum, W. MacDonald. II. Mac-Ihmukl. It. McKIm. C. McMillan. Sixth row: II. McNeil. II. McWhorter. C. Macias. C. Manning, O. Marine, A. Marlines. Seventh row: K. Matthews, L. Maxson, K. Mayberry. M. Medina, N. Mendez. It. Mendez. Eighth row: A. Mercado, E. Mcrclcr. J. Merino. B. Merker, II. Metcalf. A. Meyer. Ninth row: It. Miller. N. Mobley. C. Moore. T. Moore, L. Moores, L. Morris. 107 K. NcKrcte. R. Nichols, uKcnt, Vourinvow liorno. I f y It. Pinion. S. Paul. I). M. P� . Purdlo, It Qujotey . Uamlroz l. Itnn-lle. I!. ftvt fwl , S. Rum UntiedVJf( V. Ry J. Sommer' Seventh row: II. Sn it rand. II. Si .Swunneiv, uni''. A� Til lH't . n l row: Imenor, I r; K. Va qu� Villalobos. I I. Ybwl . Wallers, Wlflte. t� . Whttf. J Wmiford. S' Sixth row ,llami . D.. intend, Uv U -txccJX iUv, « W - £ L £jS -oul J Z3zl Jyj Jo Jj' JU+ S Vu mo. faXC'i' w -c V 7? T t A v)r .a o-c O uJ ' - wX V 7« £ Seacard WINTER President Zeph Jones Vice President Charles Raaberg Class Adviser Mr. Clyde Patton Secretary Joanne Scheve 112 SPRING Vice President Dan Peterson The year 1950 marks a milestone in the lives of the senior class members—a year both anticipated and dreaded. It is anticipated because for most it is the beginning of a truly grown-up and self-reliant existence; it is dreaded because it is the end of the road as far as high school days, high school pals, and high school teachers are concerned. The majority of us will leave them behind and go on to new friends, new occupations, and new teachers. There will be little or no time to look back and reflect on the good old days of high school. Secretary Barbara Crane 113 CAROLINE VICTOR ABERNATHY ACOSTA JR. O. A. A. Auto Mechanic Trl-Y Art Craft Choir HENRY AGUILERA Student Body President Football CLARA ALLEN Choir Buxine Club Tennis MARIE ALEXANDER Little Theatre Guild Trl-Y, Vice-President Al'tizans, Treasurer JOYCE ALLISON Business Club Choir Tennis MARJORIE AMAN Orchestra Lyric Club K. H. A. ROBERT AMEZCUA Track Cross Country Manager Baseball GARY ANDERSON Jr. Toastmasters Pres. Honor Society Spanish Club LARRY ANDERTON Band President Drum Major Orchestra Tree. NANCY ANDREWS G. A. A. Spanish Club Tennis ROBERT AREA Band Choir ADELINA AYALA Spanish Club F. II. A. Business Club BARRY DONALD JOYCE BABCOCK BALL BAILEY Jr. Toastmasters V-I’res. Varsity Football Art Office Monllerx French Club President G. A. A. Tennis Hi-Y President Generator NORALEA BAILEY Choir Typing Tennis I 14 I BETTY LANE Ijittln Cluli Xatura Club Spanish Club MARIE BARKER Esquire Accompanist Orchestra Choir EVELYN BARKLEY liuslncs Club Photography Club Swimming RONALD BARTELT Esquires Choir Ijitln Club 8ARBARA FRANCES BEAM BEASLEY French Club Vlce-Prea. Tennis Honor Society Sec. Foods Trl-Y Vice-President Choir ROBERT BEAUCHAMP Swimming Industrial Arts Chemistry EDITH BECKLUND II onor Society Sistnlsh Club F. II. A. RONALD BELTZ Spanish Club Nat uni Club French Club CONNIE BENNETT F. II. A. Swimming Office Practice MILDRED BENNETT O. A. A. F. H. A. Spanish Club PHYLLIS BERGREN I .at In Club ARTHUR BIN AU French Club ROBERT BILES Jr. Toastmasters Treas. Spanish Club Science BETTY BROCK F. H. A. Orchestra Tres. Tennis ROBERT BJORKLUND Varsity Football Alchemist Club Tres. Spanish Club RO ANN BLACK Itusiness Club office Practice liookcepiitK 115 . 1 5 3 Ulo iff 5«i Q. K-S HI = s ccO-i o Is 5 cc:� _|D r s uj o ■? 5 uir s 2 =' “•3 ± 6 JO . . C3 = 7 k JO SrS Ql - f a:? - - X§£gE S2«2 i ce 550 DONALD CAROLYN PHYLLIS BLANKMAN CAMPBELL CALDWELL Transfer Photography Uttl Theatre Guild HomaKlng Spanish Club Organ Choir STERLING CARLOW Latin Club l«eltermen'a Club Groan Country DONALD CARLTON Woodworking Trade Tumbling Art BARBARA CAROTHERS Choir Mule Theatre Guild Xatura Club GERALD CARR Vanity Football Honor Society-Pro . Bachelors Club-Prea. HARRY CARR DOROTHY CARTER Choir Home Economic VIRGINIA CATHCART Tennl Typing ■. H. ALBERT RONALD CHAN CHANDLER Varsity Football Varsity Football Student Body V-Prea. Varsity Track Varsity Track Self Government DIANA ROSAMOND CHARLTON CLARK Soph. Class Secretary Shorthand Com. Student Relation Tennis Coterlen Club Secretary Choir DAVID COLE Basketball Co-Captain Varsity Football Junior Class Pres. ROBERT COFFMAN Varsity Football Varsity Swimming Lettermen's Club BEVERLY COLE F. 11. A. Business Club Business Law 117 A., CHARLES CONE llask-tlmll l (trrmMt'K Club Machine Shop ROBERT CONNELL Baseball Bee Football l-ettermen's Club TOMIE CONZELMAN Tennis Football l-ettermen's Club HELEN COOK Honor Roll G. A. A. Utln Club JUDITH COROES Choir Team Sport Artisans ALICE CORELLA O. A. A. Uttle Theatre Guild Choir JOAN CROTEAU Uttle Theatre Guild G. A. A. Girl' la-ague RONALD COSBY Varsity Football U-ttermcn's Club Varsity Basketball ELMER CUMMINGS Cross Country RICHARD COUCHMAN Alchemist Treasurer Isib. Assistant Honor Roll ALLAN CRALLE BARBARA CRANE Soph. Class Vico Pres. Senior Class Sec. Student Relations Com. JAMES CROWE Head Yell leader Tennis Co-captain Coterlen EDWARD DAVIS Swimming Auto Mechanics Choir JAMES DAVIS SwimmltiK B Football Bachelors Club ART DEM AIO HI-Y Machine Shop Medal Fab. MARLENE DESILVA Secretarial Club Artisans Choir 118 c j MARILYN DEVINE Business Club V.-Pres. Photography Tennls LINUS DEWALD Science Mathematic Tennis WILLIAM DICKINSON Jr. Toastmasters Pres. Utile Theater Guild S| nnl h Club Ml JANIS RICHARD ARNOLD LEATHA DIER DILLON DILZER DOBBS G.A.A. Spanish Girls' F. H. A. Basketball Yell la-ader Coterlen Club Athletics FREIDA FRANCIS DODGE DOMIAN K. H. A. Tennis Orchestra. Treasurer JAMES DONAHUE Lettermcn'a Club Varsity SwimmliiK Ksqulrea Tennis Business Club Choir JANET DOSTER Spanish Club 5. A. A. Trl-Y J. RONALD DOZIER Track Coterlen Club Honor Society Vice-Pres. dor INNA DRAGESET KIhk Twlrler Girls' U-ukoc Cabinet Generator Keillor BETTY ELLIOTT Honor Society S| anish Club a a. a. JEROL ECKEL Alchemist Club Smmish Club Spi Ph otoKraphy Club JOAN ELY Office .Monitor Business Club .Modern Jhmco 119 HELEN EMLEY U(ln Club K. II. A. Secretary G. a. a. RICHARD EMMERT Varatly Football JEAN ENGEL Latin Club F. 11. A. Little Theatre Guild FRED ENTRIKEN BARRY FAULKNER Physics Aviation ESPERANZA FIGUEROA French Club Spanish club Office Practice PATRICIA FINK F. II. A. Vice-President Honor Society Spanish Club GENE FINSTER Hl-Y Track DON FISHER Ituslncxx Club Law Aviation LILLY ANN PHILIS FOSDICK FOSTER Office Practice Trl-Y Little Theatre Guild G. A. A. Ijitln Club Utln Club JAMIE FOX S|uinlsh Club ladtermen's Club B” Football RONALD FRAME Orchestra Pres. Natura Club CLIFFORD FRAZER Latin Club Tennis Alitcbra BARBARA FERGUSON Spanish Club F. H. A. Modern Dance GERALD FRY Band Basketball WILLIS GALLOWAY Lettermen’a Club 120 BERTA ANN GARRISON S|� anl h Club Artisan G. A. A. CHARLENE GARRISON Artisan I'hotottraphy K. H. A. BETTY GELADAS French dub Modern Dane Archery GEORGIA GIBBENS SwImmlnK I library Science K. It. I A. .. GEROLD GIESE Choir Itand Science FRANK GILLERN Swimming lndu trlal Art S| nl h JOYCE QILLETTE Honor Society S| ani h flub Trl-Y BEVERLY GISH Choir Artisan Vice I re . Team Sport ROSE ANN GOWOY Comml loner of l■'lnancc hYench flub Little Theatre Guild SHIRLEY GRAHAM Spanl h flub Artisan Hindoo Club LOUISE GRAJEOA Spanl b Club K. A. A. II. A. MARIANNE GREENE F. II. A. office Practice Tennl JOANNE GREENWELL K. II. A. Creative WrltliiK Tennl DOROTHY GROCHOW f holr Team Sport Office Practice GERALD GROTLE IJttle Theatre Guild Spanl h flub Philatelic Club Trea . RICHARD GUAJARDO It Football Track Draftlnic AMELIA GUERRERO S|� anl h flub SwImmlnK llonte Kconomlc 121 LOUISE CROFT HACKER Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing MARGARET JANE HEACOCK HAOAN C. S. F. Dance IJttle Theatre Guild Sec. SpanUh Club Naturn Club Trea . G. A. A. JOANN HAOAN Art Craft Swimming F. II. A. LOUJUANNAH HAMILTON Choir Artisan Little Theatre Guild DORIS HANSEN O. A. A. Hoard Little Theatre Guild Choir WILLIAM HANTSBARGER Auto Mechanic Aviation Art Craft CAROL HARMON Ariel Hu !ne Staff G. A. A. Artisan ALBERT HARRI Radio Club Photography Furniture Making PATRICIA HART F. II. A. ItUMlne Club G. A. A. JOHN HARVEY Generator Kdltor Honor Society Creative Writing MILBURNE HARVEY III-Y Choir Student Relation ROSINA HAWLEY O. A. A. Shorthand Office Practice PATRICIA HAY SpanUh Club O. A. A. Dance DAVID HAYES Student Relation Vanity Swimming Coterlen Club IVes. DIANE HEADRICK Girl ' League President Student Relation Usherette 122 CAROL ANN HEYSEL Girin State Self-Government Student Body Secretary BETTY HILL F. II. A. Vice-I’rexWent Honor Roll Spanish Club BOB HICKSON Vanity I n no ball Vanity Basketball Vanity Fbotball AROIS HILLMANN Shorthand Team Games Office Practice GORDON HIOOINS Vanity Golf If Foot ha II Creative Writing MARVIN HOBBS Choir Cronn Country Office Practice THOMAS HOLMES Latin Club Coterlen Club Alchemist President HELEN HONER Student Body Secretary G rln l atur President Student Itela t Ions JOHN HOOPAUGH Tumbling Photography Auto Mechanics BOBBY CHARLES HOPKINS HOWARD Vanity Basketball S|� anlxh Club French Club Pren. I. tlermen'n Club Sec. LINDA HUBER Little Theatre Guild XiNinlxh Club Artlxana Club DIANE HUNTER Spanish Club a. a. Business Club V. WARREN HUPP Varsity Football la ttermen‘n Club X| nnlxh Club SUSIE JAMES Photography club F. H. A. Typing NANCY HURD Girls la-ague Secretary Usherettes G. A. A. BETTY ISBELL Choir F. H. A. Trean. Tennis 123 LOIS JANEWAY Office Practice 5lee Club Ten nix ROBERT JELLISON Choir Vanity Basketball Woodshop LOIS ANN JONES F. H. A. President flirts’ la-ague Cabinet Little Theatre Guild MARIAN JONES F. H. A. Choir Tennlx ZEPH JONES Senior class Pres. Football Co-Captain Bachelors Club JACK JOHNSON Photography club Trenx. Business Club Radio Club MARY KARR SwimmiliK office Practice Typing GEORGE KELLER Ariel Photoginpher Photography Club Pres. Choir LOVELY DEE KEOWN Choir O. A. A. Team Slxirtx BARBARA KENNEDY I iris’ la-ague Cabinet Axxt. Head Usherette Honor Society. Vice-Pres. JERRY KILLINGSWORTH Student Relations Choir Art Crafts MARJORIE KINNEY F. H. A. Choir Office Practice HELENE KIMBALL G. A. A. Team Sports Choir ELSIE KITTELSEN Ariel Business Fdltor llonor Society Trenx. Spanish Club President LOVELL KRISHER la-ttermen’x Club Auto Mechanics Junior Varsity Football 124 FRANK LAGUNA Printing Metal Fabrication CAROL LANCASTER Little Theatre Guild Speech F. II. A. GERTRUDE LANDER Junior Team Sports G. A. A. Shorthand LeROY LAPHAM Woodworking Trades Machine Shop .Metal Fabrication JANETTE LEE Art ('rafts Team S|M rts Choir WALDEN LEECING Organ Spanish Club Little Theatre Guild JAMES LEONARD Radio Club I res. Choir Physics JOHN LINDSKOOG Tumbling Harmony Photography RUTH RICHARD LINTON LLOYD Little Theatre Guild Spanish Club Honor Society Mathematics Spanish Club Science LEOLA LORD lattln Club Consul Team Sports Honor Roll RICHARD LOVE Tennis ia-ttermen’s Club Honor Roll JEAN LOWRANCE Honor Roll G. A. A. Choir JOSEPHINE LUCERO F. II. A. Tennis Choir RICHARD LUCKEY Varsity Football Manager Varsity ItasketlMill Mgr. Assistant Stage Manager VERNA CELIA LUNDBERG LUSSIER Office Practice l-atln Club liuslnras Club F. II. A. Choir 125 BETH LYNCH IJttle Theatre Guild V-P. Artlxanx French club DONALD MAHER Honor Society Nnturn Club Philatelic Club CHARLES MASHBURN Kootball Advanced Mathematics Drafting JOYCE MARKEL Team Sports O. A. A. Spanish Club LOUISE MARKEL I-atln Club S| anlsh Club Tennis WILLIAM MASTERS Ksqulres Choir Tumbling EARLINE MATTHEWS Spanish Club Debutnntes Artisans President LYNN EDWIN MAXSON MAY Spanish Club Ksqulres Radio Club Spanish Club Junior Toastmasters Hand JANET MAYNARD Nat urn Club V-Pres. Tennis office Practice LANDY McBRIDE Natura Club Tennis Plano PRANK McCUBBINS Lettermen's Club Varsity Kootball Track ROBERT MCDONALD 1-atln Club Honor Society Junior Toastmasters JACQUELINE McFADDIN Phalanx Club K. H. A. Generator Staff PATRICIA McGALLIAN Choir Modern Dance Typing 126 PHILIP McGALLIAN Varsity Football Vnrxlly Basketball Lettermen’s Club JERRY McGLENN Aulo Mechanics Machine Shop Civic YVONNE MCWILLIAMS Artisans personal Science Art DETH McPHEETERS French Club Honor Roll Oi kh n BEVERLY MEISSINGER K. H. A. French Club library Science RAYMOND MENDOZA Cross Country Track Spanish Club JOHNNY MERCADO Xatura Club Photography Club Drafting RICHARD MERKER Varsity Tennis I ettermen's Club RONALD MERKER Spanish Club President Little Theatre Guild Choir JAMES MERRELL Radio Club Ijltin Club Print Shop HERBERT MESECK Typing Business I� iw Metal Fabrication ELWANDA MILLAR O. A. A. Board Art Crafts Team Sports GLADYS MILLER F. II. A. Tennis Band TOM MILLER Varsity Baseball Generator Staff HI-Y JAMES M ISSILOIN E Choir Ksqulres Little Theater Guild ALTHA JANE MITCHELL F. H. A. Spanish Club I-atln Club CATHERINE MOORE Creative Writing Business Club Swimming 127 MAURICE MORALES Football Art Workshop Artisans FLORINE MORALICE 1. A. A. Business Club Itonce ROBERT MORRIS Honor Society President Xatum Club Vice-Pres. Jr. Toastmasters Treats. JOANNE MORRISON Com. of Publicity Ariel Art Co-Kdltor Cilrls‘ la-ague V.-Pres. JOHN MURPHY S| anlsh Club Drama Club Speech JOAN MURRAY K. It I., A. 1. A. A. Tennis HERSCHEL MUSICK Football Co-Captain Com. of Athletics Student Body President WILLIAM MUSTARD Auto Mechanics Machine Shop Drafting BARBARA NADAL F. II. A. Spanish Club Business Club JULIA NEER F. II. A. Business Club G. A. A. VERA NIELSON office Practice Business Club BARBARA NEVES Student Relations Trl-Y Senior Pres. Cot. tu n Club FRANCIS NICHOLS Xatura Club Honor Boll Chemistry ADRIAN NOVAK Orchestra fee Football Law Accounting Club HENRY OBIEDO Baseball Physics Itadlo Club Secretary ANITA OSTERKAMP Girls' la-ague Cabinet Student Relations Team Si� orta MANUEL ONTIVEROS Track Footltnll Art Craft 128 DON PACOT Auto Mechanics TumblinK Metal Fabrication MARGARET PATRICK K. H. A. Girls' Lcuitui- Vice-Pres. Usherettes EDWARD PATTERSON Photography Auto Mechanics Machine Shop M PATTERSON French Club Drama Club Natura Club MARJORIE PATTERSON Spanish Club Honor Roll C. A. A. ODALMIRA PARRA Spanish Club Business Club Office Practice JAMES PAUL Spanish Club Little Theatre Guild Choir DANIEL PETERSON Student Relations Self-Government Coterlen Club ABRAHAM PERALTA Football Auto Mechanics Metal Fabrication GEORGE PERKINS Apparatus and TumblinK Wood work In Trades Machine Shop PERRYN l-atln) Club NntiifaC'Ju JO ANN LOUISE PETRIE PICKERING Little Theatre Guild S|� ani� h Club Choir G. A. A. ROBERT PIERSON Bachelors Club Welding Tennis CORDON PLANCHON Wood Shop Auto Mechanics Art JACK PHILLIPS Art Craft 1’rlnt Shop Photography 129 JOSEPHINE PRADO Spanish Club choir Typing DALLAS PRUETT Junior Class V-Pre� . CoUricM Spanish Club J. ROBERT QUIGLEY Varsity Football I-ettermen's Club Senior Play DONALD REILLY OONEL DEAN PRICE PROVOST Student Relations Band Ariel I.lterary staff Basketball Photography Club Proa. swimming KENT PUSSER Nature Club Auto Mechanics Swimming GEORGE PYATT Machine Shop Print Shop Mathematics VERNE QUICK Tennis Welding Hl-Y CHARLES RAABERG Senior Clam V-Pres. Varsity Swimming Golf Captain JOANNE RADFORD Artisans Law Club President Coterlen Club SHARON RANDALL Spanish Club G. A. A. Office Practice JERRY REAMER Rand Spanish Club PATRICIA REINHARDT Majorette Generator Kditnr Girls' I-cogue Cabinet HELEN RETA Spanish Club Home Kconomics Swimming NANCY REYNOLDS O. A. A. Business Club Swimming JANET RICHEY O. A. A. Trl-Y President Mid-Year Play 130 ALICE RICO Tennis swimming P. II. A. LUIE RICO Kisitball Radio Drafting HELEN ROBERTS Head Song U'ador Cotorlen Club T«-ain Sports JAMES ROBERTS Photography Club Metal Crafts Art Craft LOUISE ROBINS G. A. A. Art Craft Tennis BUO ROBINSON Silence Kami Orchestra STANLEY ROBISON Choir Auto Mechanics Bachelors Club CHARLES ROCKWELL Tennis Co-Captain Alchemist Club Ariel Photography Staff STANLEY ROHRS Woodworking Trades Auto Mechanics Stuilent Relations BARBARA ROSS Spanish t'lub Team (lames 1. A. A. ROLLANO SALISBURY Wood Shop PhoioKraphy Club Philatelic Club 0 AILEEN SALLEE Kusiness Club Modern 1 hi nee Lyric Club JANET SCHERMERHORN Ariel Literary Staff Little Theatre Guild Trl-Y Secretary JO ANN SCHEVE Senior Class Secretary Artixans Office Monitor CONNIE SCHULZ Ariel Literary Kill tor Trl-Y President Mid-Year Play MARIAN SEELEY Girls’ l.caKlie Secretary Majorette Choir 131 LOUISE SHARP Artlzans F. H. A. Office Practice DONALD SHEFFER Swimming Choir Auto Mechanics W t. SHIRLEY SHIPLEY Hand Spanish Clul Business Club JOYCE SHIRLEY (I. A. A. Choir Shorthand DAVID SIDEN Spanish Club Junior Tonstrnuuteri Basket ball SHERILYN SILBER Generator Staff Honor Boll Little Theatre Guild JOYCE SIMONS Trl-Y Artisans O. A. A. RAYMOND AUDREY SIMPSON SINNER Junior Varsity Football G. A. A. Spanish Club Trl-Y Swimming Girls league MAXINE JAMES SINSLEY SLAMA F. II. A. President Bee Swimming Choir Senior Hl-Y G. A. A. Bee Football YVETTE SLEEPER Ariel Art Staff Artbums G. A. A. ROBERT DON SMEYKAL SMITH Photography Club V-Pres Football Ariel Photography Staff Woodxhop Natura Club Cross Country ROBERT SMITH Junior Toastmasters Natura Club Treasurer Hl-Y Vice-President RONALD SMITH Business Math Art Craft Mechanical Drawing 132 Generator Staff O. A. A. Choir RHODA SPEAKER Tennis Choir Office Practice JAMES E. SPIEGEL Generator Kdltor Varsity Baseball Coterlen Club DERNICE SQUIRE Office Practice Art Cruft Home Kconomlcx OETTY STAFFLER Law Accounting Club Team (lames Shorthaml SAM STANDRING Natura Club Chemistry Physics HUGH STATON Alchemist Club Ijitln Club Tennis GERALDINE STEPHAN Law A Accounting Club Ch � lr 1. A. A. WILLIAM STONE Varsity Baseball Varsity Football l«ettrrmcn's Club CLARENCE STRICKLAND Orchestra President Band Vice-President Track V -CLEY RICHARD STUPAR SWENSON Bachelor Club Varsity Football Alchemists Club V.-Pres. Wood Shop Sciences LOIS SWIFT Hand I-ttln Club G. A. A. GLORIA TAYLOR Generator Staff Photography Club Trees. Phalanx MARLENE TETER Ariel Art Staff Library Science Art BERNITA THACKER Choir Home Crafts Office Practice ALICE THOMSON F. H. A. History Science 133 MARJORIE TIPTON Short hand o. a. a. F. H. A. MARILYNN TRAVIS Girls' la-ague Cabinet Honor Roll Little Theater Guild ALORA LEE TRIPP Igitln N'nHira Club Secretary Hand Treasurer ROBERT TRUEBLOOD Artisans Spanish Club Swimming PHYLLIS TRUOFREH Shorthand Choir G. A. A. BARBARA TUCKER Ariel Art Kdltor Debutantes Choir ELIZABETH TURNBAUGH Ut!n Club Typing JO ANN UNDERWOOD Majorette YSABEL URQUIZA Spanish Club President Honor Society Vice-Pres. Ariel Literary Staff MIKE URSUA Office Practice Artiiui ns Print Shop AURORA VALLES 5. A. A. Hoard Girls’ la-ague Cabinet Generator Kdltor DAVID VANOERHOEK Hand Physical Fitness Woodworking Trades BARBARA VASILJ Choir Generator Staff G. A. A. ANDREW VASQUEZ Football Track Choir MARY VERNON Artisans O. A. A. Spanish Club JOE VILLALOBOS Football Haseball Drafting CARL WAFFLE Haseball Hl-Y 134 DORELLA WARD Girl ' l-eague Cabinet Art Iran club Prealdent Cotfrlen Club JOLEEN WAKEFIELD I'nlirrcHf Fla Twlrler 1. A. A. JO ANN WARD Creative Writing !. A. A. Office Monitor CORALYNN WAHLBERC Junior Clan Secretary J. A. A. Vice-President Girls la-ague Cabinet MARGARET WALKER Girl ' la-ague Cabinet Uahercttc G. A. A. RAYMOND WARNER Photography Machine Shop Print Shop BETSY WARREN Head I'sherette Girl ' league Cabinet Honor Society BEVERLY WARREN Choir Flag Twlrler G. A. A. EDDIE WASINGER Track Orchestra Woodshop BILLY WEEDA Honor Society Alchemist Secretary l-itln Club NORMAN WEINRAUB Itask.tl,..II Baseball Woodworking Trade RICHLAND WELCH l.lttle Theatre Guild Prea. Ariel Art Staff Bachelor Club V-Prea. BILL JOAN MARGARET WEST WETZEL WHITCOMB Advanced Mathematic Majorette Spanish Club Bee Football Girl ' la-ague Treasurer Orchestra Track G. A. A. Choir PATRICIA RICHARD WHITTEN WILCOX Latin Club Football G. A. A. Basketball Law Club Treasurer Golf 135 EVELYN MILDRED WILDE WILLIAMS Band Secretary Senior Choir ;, A. A. Secretary 5. A. A. Choir Tennis PATRICIA WILLIAMS Spanish Club A. A. K. II. A. BARBARA WILSON S|� ani h Club Treasurer Honor Society Little Theatre Build RONALD WILSON Bachelor Scc.-Trea . Swimming Machine Shop ROBERT WINDER Furniture Making Speech FORREST WITH Machine Shop Auto Mechanics Track VIRGINIA WITMER O. A. A. ITesident Student Relations Girls’ la-ayue Cabinet BOB WISEMAN Bachelors Club Kwiulie Varsity Basketball KAY WOOD C. S. K. Commerce Club Spanish Club BARBARA YOUNG Siutnlsh Club G. A. A. K. H. A. Football Wood Shop Artisan DAN ALCALA Artisans Civics C. S. History GREGORY LAGUTARIS MARY ANN NADINE LIEBERKNECHT LEWIS History Transfer Typing Spanish CHUCK WINKLER Varsity Football Basketball Captain la ttermen's Club I res. 136 138 139 07 e yciteo vie ofrea. food tuc f 140 vr=i 2 ln BoygS Future Appl npe Compf V Hoffman’s Barbp S - Wenn’s J int or . £on Honec Co pany Jradley B Burks Stationers UemralProduce —S r Fronk urranLymber £g.mp Doniger Brothers Hpuse _pr Woodv 6rth y™ rJ Jessee Appliaht ftv yessee appliance Joe’s Super l odX ad:e I '”' ‘ B. 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