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

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GREG BEALE B.S.-Murray State Teach- ers, College, U.S. history, 12 years at AHS, Junior class sponsor. 'v . 1.1 - WILLIAM BELL, JR. M.S. - Henderson State Teachers' College, U.S. his- tory, 2 years at AHS, Key Club sponsor. DENNIS A. FITZPATRICK A.B. - Long Beach State College, U.S. history, Ath- letics, 1 year at AHS, JV football coach. JACK L. JEPPESEN M.A. - Long Beach State College, Senior Problems, World Geography, 2 years at AHS, Veritas sponsor. Among the most important classes of- Films were one of the methods used in teaching social studies. fered at AHS were those dealing with the social sciences. U.S. history, required of juniors, dealt with the development of our country. American government, a one-semester senior course, gave knowl- edge of governmental and political prac- tices, while senior problems appealed to those whose interests lay in group rela- tions, personalities, and society. To those with individual interests world history, international relations, current affairs, and geography were offered. JAN KARL RATLIFF MRS. PAYE KERN L. JOHN TONTI BILL WILLIAMSON M.A.-University of Michi- SCHULZ B.A.--Indiana University, A.B. - Fresno State Col gan, U. S. history, Senior M.A. - University of U.S. history, 7 years at lege, Senior Problems, In Problems, l year at AHS. Southern California, Senior AI-IS. ternational Relations, Eco Problems, 41 years at AHS, Usherettes sponsor, Ana- heim graduate. nomics, 2 years at AHS, Senior class sponsor. LAURENCE P. DECKER M.A.-Huron College, U.S. history, Chairman of Social Studies department, 8 years at AHS. I9

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ounselors, Social tudies Teachers Plan For Future During the three years that most students spend at AHS they meet new friends, study under many teachers, and participate in various activities, yet one thing remains constant - their counselors. The counselors administered a variety of tests that were helpful in planning for future occupations. Their aim was that every student would at- tain maximum potential. Their concern, help, and understanding in the forms of programming, per- sonal advice, help with college preparations, or short sessions of just plain talk were appreciated by every Colonist. MISS VIRGINIA HUFF Senior Counselor MRS. PAULINE COTA Junior Counselor 'I8 MASON HENRY Head Counselor CHARLES PURCELL Sophomore Counselor wigs .1 1 ' ,Q 1 I 'A ' .3 i I Q . -- I 9 ' V I .. ii 4... nn l , gs I 1 'l'f'? ' ' 'C ROBERT MOHR Attendance Supervisor I I MILES BRAKKE junior Counselor MRS. MARIE KEELER Sophomore Counselor ,.,,,..,,,r,,. .,. .,,. . Y -. -- , e

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E glih Wham Il ,A V 'Q ff' 'iff' ni u .1-f. l'f. .' A' .lil De MRS. LOUISE BOOTH Miss BETTY AMES B.S. - Indiana State Uni- BROWN versity, English, 15 years at B.S.-T-Chico State College, Pupil Creati ity English, Speech, 1 year at AHS, NFL sponsor. MRS. AILENE STANLEY DOUGLAS MISS DORA GENE CARPENTER A.B. - Long Beach State GOLDER M.A.-Michigan State Uni- College, English, 1 year at A.B.-University of Colo- versity, Resource teacher AHS, Anaheim graduate. rado, English, 33 years at for the partially sighted AHS, Sub Debs sponsor. and blind, 1 year at AHS. GLENN A. HEYNE VERNON D. JONES MRS. JO CAROLYN M.S. - University of Ne- A.B. - University of Cali- KENT braska, English, Physical fornia at Los Angeles, Eng- M.A. - Arkansas College, Education, Tennis coach, 7 lish, 7 years at AHS. English, Girls' League years at AHS. sponsor, 5 years at AHS. MRS. BLANCHE GORE A.B. - University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles, Li- brarian, Library Practice, 1 year at AHS. MRS. CATHRYN KUHN M.S. - University of North Dakota, English, 4 years at AHS, NFL-Roto- Hi sponsor. 20