Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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RESULTS 01? HARDWURK STANDING: JUANITA CANTRELL, BARBARA ARMSTRONG. MARJORIE CARSON, CATHERINE GRISET. MAXINE OSTERMAN, HELEN KIMBALL. JACK HANDLEYI RIC WILLIAMSON. SEATED: SADIE REYES, BETTY BALZER, TOM BELL AND MR. KORFF. STAFF JACK HANDLEY EDITOR ............................................................ JACK HANDLEY HELEN KIMBALL .................................................... ASSOCIATE EDITOR ................................................ HELEN KIMBALL i BARBARA ARMSTRONG ART BARBARA ARMSTRONG JUANITA CANTRELL NEWS SADIE REYES h TOM BELL .................................................................... BOYS' SPORTS, TOM BELL i MAXINE OSTERMAN ............................................ GIRLS' SPORTS ................................................ MARJORIE CARSON t RIC WILLIAMSON FEATURE RIC WILLIAMSON BETTY BALZER SOCIETY BETTY BALZER MARJORIE CARSON .................................... MANAGING EDITOR ................................................ JUANITA CANTRELL SADIE REYES EXCHANGE... ...CATHERlNE GRISET PATSY SCHELLHOUS ................................................ BUSINESS ........................................................ MAXINE OSTERMAN MR. KORFF ............................. ' .............. . ............ADVISOR. ..... MR. KORFF r in BROADCASTER The motto, Dedicated to the interests of Tustin High School, states perfectly the goal of the school paper, The Broadcaster. With this aim in mind, Iack Hand- ley as editor for the entire year, backed by a cooperative and cap- able staff and under the excellent advice of Mr. Kortf, went far to-- ward this goal. Among other things accomplished this year F were a number of extra-large i printed papers and special issues for the holidays throughout the year. MAXINE OSTERMAN, JACK HANDLEY, HELEN KIMBALL A a.--ai A

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LYLA KINGI PAUL BROWNING, BETTIE CHAPMAN ing impression upon your minds. CHAPMAN, MS. DALY. AUDION STAFF BETTIE CHAPMAN .................................. EDITOR LYLA KING ................. ASSISTANT EDITOR PAUL BROWNING ................................ BUSINESS MANAGER ODELL CARSON ....................... ASSISTANT SHIRLEY PRATHER.. ........... CALENDAR HELEN KIMBALL ........................................................ ASSISTANT BARBARA ARMSTRONG .............................. ART BRUCE EMERY .. ASSISTANT ERNIE WARNER.... ...... CIRCULATION BILL PENDERED ASSISTANT RIC WILLIAMSON .............. BOYS' SPORTS LESTER DAVIES ASSISTANT FRANCY JACOBS ............................................ GIRLS' SPORTS JEANNE CRUZEN ................... JUANITA CANTRELL ............ ................. ASSISTANT ..... ORGANIZATION ROSEMARY BOOSE .................................................... ASSISTANT SADIE REYES ................ SENIOR EDITOR VIOLA HILL ............................ ASSISTANT The Audion Staff Wishes to thank all those Who have made this cm- nual possible. We have tried to capture the atmosphere that makes Tustin an outstanding High School. In doing so we hope we have made a last- TOP ROW: RIC WILLIAMSON, LESTER DAVIS, ODELL CARSON, BILL PENDERED, ERNIE WARNER, PAUL BROWNING. SECOND ROW: BARBARA ARMSTRONG. JUANITA CANTRELL. ROSEMARY BOOSE, VIOLA HILL, LYLA KING, HELEN KIMBALL, BETTIE BOTTOM ROW: SHIRLEY PRATHER, JEANNE CRUZEN. FRANCY JACOBS AND BRUCE EMERY. A...- J6?

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CAST NINA CASSELL ........................................................................................................................ BARBARA WELLS MRS. ELLA RUMBLE... ................................................................................................ DOROTHY KIMBALL SCOOTIE CASSELL ..................................................................................... SHIRLEY PRATHER MR. PUTNAM ............. ..WlLLlAM PENDERED TONY CASSELL ................................................ .. PATRICIA SHELLHOUS PINKIE AMES.. ...................................................................... ANNE COURTNEY DUNK DOYLE .................................................................................................................... RAYMOND HEACOCK BlNG HOTCHKISS ........................................................................................................ RICHARD NORTHRUP GENEVIEVE JONES ........................................................... MAXINE OSTERMAN MAJOR MICHAEL TODD ............................................................................................................... JERRY NAIL NEWTON TODD .................................................................................................................... PAUL BROWNING EULA HOTCHKILL ............................................................................................................ JOYCE NYSWONGER DR. LUTHER BLODGETT ................................................................................................... WILLIAM BUNGE OFFICER RYAN ............................................................................................................................ JOHN PRUNTY BILLY .................................................................... RICHARD WINCKLER STUDENT DIRECTOR ............................................................................................................ BONNIE BENNETT IUNIOR PLAY kw Que? Q ., W I t f' t f Ll L'XVgrvg' LXIA7JhA $71,174 ,II a v I t l MGKVJJwQJI XJK'wg. gl'XJvaM it t Xt .07 t - V I 194?:55 C1; 4 f 4 ,e 9 l ,f t , e f h x, H J z; 13x ; t ' g t gexe-r 5N. ' I Lag. v '7 4 Spring Green, presented December 8, was an outstand- ing event in the school year, as it almost broke all box office records. Paul Browning made the play 0: riotous success as the struttering, timid, Worm-lover, supported by cm able cast, under the direction of Miss May Rose Borum.