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

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i Blue and 6014 5 . i 1 I A l l 5 l l ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..,.. MYRTLE CLEMMER Assistant Editor .,,,...... .....,, J OHN WALLIN i Business Manager ........ ......... P AUL SLOOP l Advertising Manager .................... ,.,,..,.,.. ,...,....,... ..,.. H A R OLD MANN Assistant Advertising Manager ..... ....,,....,............................ R OEERT JENSEN Activities Editors ....,....,...........,..... ...,... L ours KROEGER, EVELYN KARSTEN 1 Art Editors .......... ..... C ARoL1NE BODE, NORMA ARMBRUST l i Literary Editors ..... Anoranco Editor ...... Calendar Editor ......... Girls' League Editor ...,. l Music Editor ...,....,. i Alumni Editor ...... 1 Debate Editor ....... 1 Dramatics Editor ...... , Stagecraft Editor .... Athletics Editors ..... Josh Editor . ..,.. . Picture Editor ...... Senior Class Editor .... Junior Class Editor ............ .....,MYRTLE CLEMMER, EMILY LEw1s FRAHM .....,.GEORGE MICKLE ........LORETTA SIEVEK .........VIRGINIA LONG .......,LORENZO MCOMIE ,.,.........,...,.RALPH SQUIER ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,.,,,.,,LEONORA Mc ALLISTER POE .......M1LDRED LATOURETTE, OWEN GALVIN STRANGE .....GEORGE GOODYEAR .......WILLIAM UTTER ........ROBERT WILSON 5 Sophomore Class Editor ..... ------- M AXINE HARRIS i Freshman Class Editor ........... .......... B FREE MURPHY , Sub-Freshman Class Editor .... ............ . ......,.,....... ...... V 1 NCENT HUARTE j ADVISERS l MR' J' A'DCL19YrI?EH1uE1c LULU L RUMSEY . . L C, GEORGE HEDSTROM BELLA J- WALKER MADELINE CONOVER DOROTHY CHALKER C 'iEigiAtW C C

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Blue and Gold APPRECIATION The members of the BLUE AND GOLIJ Staff wish to acknowledge the co-operation of all those who have in any way contributed to the Annual of l926 and extend to them our most sincere gratitude for aiding in making this Annual the success we be- lieve it is. The Staff, first of all, thanks bliss Bella VValker and hir. A. Clayes for their assistance and advice, given often and willingly, from long years of experience in such work. Special thanks is due Mr. D. F. Lehmer for his untiring efforts and leadership in all matters pertaining to the publication of this book and to making it a financial success. lyliss Lulu Rumsey is to be complimented for her endeavors to make this Annual a literary success. Her efficient management of the subject matter and the many hours spent in proof-reading all copy deserve our sincere thanks. To Mr. C. George Hedstrom we are indebted for the pictures. It would have been impossible to obtain the beautiful engravings and cuts in this publication if it had not been for the exceptional ability he shows in the obtaining of interesting and especially clear photos. bliss Madeline Conover is responsible for the art work and for the arrange- ment of the engravings. We believe she has reason to be justly proud of the many novel and unique features which she has introduced into the Annual. VVe thank Bliss Dorothy Chalker for her valuable suggestions in the arrangement of the book. As this is only the second attempt at making the complete Annual in our school print shop, Mr. Lloyd Ross, print shop manager, is to be highly complimented for his fine supervision and good work in the composition, make-up, and binding of the Annual. We think he has a right to feel that he has accomplished something noteworthy in the publication of High School Annuals. Full credit is due Ralph Daugherty who has so conscientiously given over his time to this work. Students in the print shop deserve much credit for the general make-up of the book. Seven

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rf Nor' if J Blue d1'1Cl Gold PRINT SHOP Do you know that our print shop, where we print the coveted Anoranco, was the first one organized in Orange County? Ever since that memorable year, 1920, it has been managed very efficiently by llflr. Lloyd Ross. Not only is our Anoranco printed there, but last year and this year the annual was linotyped, composed, and bound in our own print shop. Besides the Anoranco and Annual, many other things are printed in our shop: all the school supplies, programs, handbills, and tickets for plays. This year we have added a linotype, No. 2, and an 10 X 15 platen press. Thus the equipment of our shop includes the following: Model C lntertype and Model 2 Linotype, two platen presses, power stitcher, paper cutter, lead cutter, mitering ma- chine, metal pot for casting our own pigs, two composing stones, one half dozen racks of type, two cases of labor-saving furniture, two galley cabinets, and such other equip- ment needed to run a printing shop. So far the number of students taking printing has been small, seven first year students and three second year students, making in all ten this year. Considering the limited enrollment for this work, the year has been very successful. We hope more students will elect printing next year as we hope to make it our biggest year since the print shop was started. To enlarge the possibilities of printing more students must elect journalism. Under the leadership of Bliss Rumsey, the eight students enrolled this year for journalism, with the assistance of the two advertising managers on the outside, ac- complished much as you all can testify, but a larger number of students would lighten the burden of the work and make for better work. Above all, know that the work of journalism and printing is interesting. vin V Y' in W Y W 1 Yin M W A M YY Nine