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

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DEPORTMENT COMMITTEE The deportment LOITIIUIHCC rs composed of representltnes from eaeh class lt stftnds judgement on offenders xx ho 1re reported to them Under nts tare are the hles tontun mg ex ery demerut nssued durrng the school yelr md at hls the respons' bllrty of thetlung up on those run mng up undue numbers of blatlt marks It rs presrded oxer by two maglstrates both of vshom are elett ed at the start of the yezr Other otlicml POSIIIOHS wxhlch must be ot CL1PlCtl lre those of scrlbes These two gurls ure for the demer1t files md other setretarnal responsrbxlxtnes HI'lSll lg The nge presrdent of the student body 15 requnred to act on the deportment tommlttee under the artlcles of the school tonstxtutlon and the commrttee ns chosen by hrm under the superusxon of Mr Kel logg and Mrss W1lker 'md mth the consent of the LOITIIUISSIOU ERNEST MOORE Chalrman mom bg, f Commit fee at routine Work K Smith Bastuan Suiter Hopkms Welsel Hawkms erwm Magers Hargrove Carmack Mr Kellogg se -3

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STUDE BILL LLEWELLYN Student Body President G a moo n Qenl rmssxon meets l Goff' The ' 3' TOP ROW Mary Show secretar He b A VH-IS' NT COMMISSION 'I he COlT1lT1l99lOf1 lb the gox ernlng student group of the school It s eleeted by populu yote md holds ofhte tor the entire year lneluded IO the group ure student body pres :dent ure presndent seeretuy 1nd the tour students holding, the othte of LOITIITIISSIOULI' of sltcty Ind xxel fare student 1lf11rs boys lthlctles md gurls 'itl1lCflLS 'Il16l!' dutres melude PI'OXlSlOl'1 for lsscmbly progrlms throughout the year SPOflSO1'5lllP ot student eleet rons 1nd they must pass on 1ll let ter wards md student olhte ippolnt ments llus yur the LOIUIUISSIOI1 h IS se future motron putures und mlny short subyctts tor rssemblxes Unquestlonlluly the LOIUUTISSIOD his done excellent eseeutlxe vxorlt Our sthool goyernment has been exceptlonally vsell h rndlcd and ear rled out throughout the entlre year 1 record of xxluth ue un yustly be proud T7 , y v xup commnssuone: of student affairs Dorothy Aspelm commissioner of safety and welfare Betty Jane Key comnussuoner of gurls' athletics BOTTOM ROW Bull R oss commnssloner of boys' athletlcs Mrs G-av Ml advnsers 22 Clayes Miss Walker and Mr Kello 99' 2 T l - Q . i 1 ' l ' 1 ' 1 ' , Q -A - ., ss-A 1 - - . K va A A - ' 1 ' I Y .x Q r - . y-2 '. V L V - LQ' ' ' 1 f, L ' , ' L ' or cured through Mr. Kellogg several .L ' ' - sk- Q K V L: A xl 'A gAf ' I Y f fl . ., L ' I f r r L 1 ' . . X ' by v ' ly 5.1 so ,J ik 1 . is ' 1 3 rag 1 NL , A 5' ki , M .

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GIRLS' LEAGUE ELOISE HENDRICKSEN President 'l'he Girls' League, under com- petent leadership, has enjoyed an- other successful year. One of its activities was the annual Big and Little Sister party held in the cafe- teria Its purpose wus to mil-.e the freshman girls feel it home 15 they were sponsored by the senior girls Organized tor the purpose of gn mg the girl students rn interesting section period the Girls Le lgue has proyided progrims ot intriguing tillcs by members of clubs orgmiza lions lncl other schools 'lxao enloylble exchange pro ...gl grams were held. They played host to Newport High School the first part of the year, and later to Orange. A decided advance was the change of costume regulation. White blouses instead of sailor middies were used for the first time ms the regulxtlon uniform The experl ment turned out to be yery success L Many interesting plays slcits and music 1l progrlms vsere presented lhe Girls Ielgue is considered one of the most importmt social groups of the school A N '14 H The Girls League tea ar K FIRST ROW Hargrove Key Fassel Hem Brown Tagg art Gilbert SECOND ROW Smith Otsuka Wilson Sutherland McClary Taylor Paule Clow THIRD ROW Boettger Webb Geissler Thompson Mrs Schulz Miss Rigdon Miss Frantz Mrs Palmer 4 ' ' - Q 'N ' f1l. K 1 s - Y ...sn , ZlL.s it . I- ' - i 1 ' . S . -3 .5 -' -. Q Q . V' 1 1 '-' 4 t 1 1 fm i N X 4 J-, 2