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

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G. DOUGLAS ALLAN B.S.-University of South- ern California, Drafting, 11 years at AHS, Anaheim graduate. HOWARD C. ANDERSON B.V.E.-University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles, Automotives, 2 years at AHS, Colonist Knights sponsor. JAMES CRAIG THOMAS DARDARIAN M.S. - Arkansas State B.S. - Wayne University, Teachers' College, Elec- Machine Shop, 7 years at tronics, 3 years at AHS, AHS, Machinist, Bowling Radio Club sponsor. Clubs sponsor, N UAGE F0 TERS CULT RE, HOMEMAKI G, SHOPS F LFILLi A I HEIM STUDE T l EED The Industrial Arts department of- fered both pre-college and vocational training courses. Those who desired a job following graduation were given training and experience in such skills as auto mechanics, print shop, metal, and wood shops. Pupils learned the use of machines employed in their specific vocational field and com- pleted projects of their own. College- bound students found mechanical drawing and electronics useful., C. HOWARD MESSAMER M.A. - Long Beach State College, Wood Techno- logy, 15 years at AHS, Chairman of Industrial Arts department. 22 Douglas Allan taught drafting, one of the many courses in Industrial Arts offered at AHS. I. VXI ,.,2-- Qs' GEORGE DERUBEIS M.S. - Stout Institute, Metal Technology, Math, 10 years at AHS, Anaheim faculty president. -fir I LLOYD S. ROSS B.V.E.--University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles, Printshop, 33 years at AHS Anoranco printers' ad viser. ' .M ff,-,,,,.. f FRANK J. VINEYARD B.A. - Long Beach State College, Drafting, Automo- tives, 3 years at AHS, Colonist Knights sponsor. X

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1 aw p f ' f , J S4 ' wk ,NW A RICHARD LOVEGREN MRS, KATHLEEN MRS. BETTE M. MLIMS LARRY W. QUILLE MRS. MARION L. M.S.-University of North MILLER M.S, - Jacks0nville,7Staie B.S. - University of Ore- TOMPKINS Dakota, English, 2 years at B,E,--University of Toledo, College, Math, English, 1 gon, journalism, English B.S. - University of Cali- AHS, Pep Club sponsor, Yell and songleader ad- viser. English, 1 year at AHS, Year at 'il' tgp f' ' ' Sophomore class sponsor. MU ffl ' W . Cru VVL JJ awk! 11 years at AHS, Coloni ist , Anoranco adviser, Anaheim graduate. Under department head Fred Myers, the 'English department at AHS offered students an opportun- ity to experience all facets of learn- ing in our native tongue. Required of all juniors and sophomores were English II and III, both college preparatory and non-college pre- paratory classes were taught. For those who wished to specialize, theater arts, journalism, speech and public speaking, modern literature, often referred to as English IV, and reading improvement were of- fered. The Colony library, which boasted some 12,000 volumes, pro- vided an ample source of reference fornia at Los Angeles, Drama, English, 3 years at AHS, Thespians sponsor, Play director, Anaheim graduate. FRED MYERS M.A. - Chapman College, English, Chairman of Eng- lish department, 5 years at AHS, Yell and songleader adviser, Pep Club sponsor, Sophomore class sponsor. for the entire English department. ,s, W .XV X ,V If 'ffixx ,gif i iwvrf s - MRS. MARY O V LL MISS CAROL YOSHIDA WILLI E.D.B. - University of M.A. - Long Beach State Hawaii, English, 1 year at College, English, 2 years AHS, Sub Debs sponsor. at AHS, Colonial Coeds sponsor. I Paperback books were made available to students in the library. 21

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Very important is the need for communi- cation with and un- derstanding of peo- ples of other cultures and languages. AHS met the challenge by offering four years training in French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Foundations for reading literary, scientific, and profes- sional articles were de- veloped in each re- spective language. Providing ear training and help with oral ex- pression were the newly installed lan- guage labs. x' in l GENE K. HENDERSON A.B. - Ohio University, French, Spanish, 5 years at AHS, French Club sponsor. 'is MRS. BARBARA R. WALKER B.S.-University of Utah, Homemaking, Home Arts, 14 years at AHS, Chair- man of Homemaking de partment, Future Home makers sponsor. wav- llc, K Practical training for later life was given in the Homemaking Department in such classes as home management, self-improvement, chefs' class, culinary arts, clothing, foods, and general home- making. Extensive facilities were avail- able to students in modern, up-to-date home atmospheres. MRS. BARBARA C. SHUE B.S. - Purdue University, Homemaking, Chefs' class, 1 year at AHS, Servettes, Red Cross Committee sponsor. ALLEN L. BROWNING A.B. - Long Beach State College, Spanish, 1 year at AHS. MISS SHIRLEY SADLER A.B.-University fo Cali- fornia at Berkeley, Ger- man, French, 2 years at AHS, German, Russian Clubs sponsor. JAMES D. EDWARDS M.A.-University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles, Spanish, 7 years at AHS, Spanish Club sponsor. MRS. AGNES SELLERS A.B. - Goucher College, French, Spanish, 1 year at AHS, French Club sponsor. MRS. GRACE WHI'I'I'EN M.A. - University of Alabama, Spanish, 5 years at AHS, Spanish Club, Usherettes sponsor. WILLIAM F. DALY M.A. - Merrimack Col- lege, Latin, English, Chair- man of Language depart- ment, 6 years at AHS Latin, AFS Club sponsorl 23