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

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STUDENT CUUNCIL iLeft to Right, Row 11 Val Wiethorn, Steve Schafer, Bill French, Mike Beach, Merle Meyer, Tyler Cone. iRow 21 Susan Reed, Pat Santi. Dolores Wollenman, Shirley Klamm, JoAnn Faust, Kay Forbes, Bob Stoll. David Hushman. iRow 37 Joan Faessel. Joyce Busch, Anne Williams. Barbara Chmiel, JoAnn Hannon, Glenda Smith, Carol Wilkerson. Don Haskell. Dianne Simpson. fRow 41 Carol Gastelum, Shirley Williams, Rose Lopez. Vida Lowney, Lou Arm Fukuda, Robert Owston, Ronnie Fuller. Dennis Daniels, iarylsclglling. Don Tousseau. iRow 55 Dolores Giardino, Joyce Allen, Kay Schmitt, Sally Bengochea. Jeannette Bettinger, Joe rrio a. ick Reed. IQ CROSS CUUNCIL iLeft to Right, Row 13 May Young, Donna Reafsnyder, Mary Dougherty, Dora Cuevas. Allison Wheeler. Rachel Cadwalader. iRow 23 Carolyn Lenz. Drusetta Martin, Carolyn Poyet, Alice Higgins, Marie Mitchell. iRow 31 Kevin Stanton, Dick Gray, Craig Kob- litz. Reynette Wallace. 24

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PE TW 5 t . . . . M - ..,,,s,,:,l: y x onyx 6 X Sy NS ik - gi ct., t 'hi , 3 Sl'uclen+ Body President . . RONNIE LEGS lfour years Ago, ns freshmen, we thought we would never get to be seniors. Now .is we, the senior clriss, .ire ready to graduate we are sorry the time has come. There were, it's true, .1 few problems on campus this year, such .ls campus cleanup, .ind school spirit, but with the excellent co-operation of the Student Body Cabinet and students, we were able to greatly reduce these problems. All in .1ll, l believe we had ii very enjoyable year and I hope that next year will be as interesting to the incoming seniors as 1952-'55 has been to us. -ffRUNNlli Liiuts OFFICERS

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Student council met every Tuesday during activity period to discuss problems pertaining to the welfare of students. Outstanding achievements of this year's council were . . . the inauguration of a clean campus patrol . . . the arrangement of exchange assemblies . . . the readjustment of contlicting athletic practice schedules. vi: si: :lf sf Mectlng every actlvlty Period at the be' The routine chores of collecting absence slips and daily office - - . , . J work fell to the ever-bus absence slip collectors. tLeft to glnmng of the meek' the Red Cross Counul Right, Aboyej Kathleen Gllmore, Dora Cuevas, Ruth Griggs, discussed and planned contributions to patients fwlialgfl L e'fe 5'a cha d' Ve'Va B'00kma ' and Ma'l'Y in nearby hospitals . . . supervised the annual Red Cross drive. :oc vs af wk The Student Court met every day during third period as the law enforcing body of the campus. Their duties included the punishing of all offenders, whose crimes ranged from that of littering the campus with waste paper to those charged with misconduct demerits. STUDENT COURT i Q Q.. tSitting Left to Flight! Joel Habener, Clara Walker, Phil Wright, Robert Owston, Dean Stokes, Anne Williams Don Leigh tstand. glgh Left to Righty Advisor Ralph Kingsbury, Jerry Sanders, Rella Cherry, Jerry Nielson, Jeanie Marquis, 'Mary Cone: Ramona c ey. 25