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

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TED WADE A.B. - California College of Arts and Crafts, Art, Chairman of Art depart- ment, ll years at AHS. ANTHONY W. FREEMAN M.S. - University of Ari- zona, English, Photogra- phy, '1 year at AHS, Colonist photographers adviser. AQ lik . MISS SHIRLEY A. PARRISH B.S. -- University of Red- lands, Art, Ceramics, 1 year at AHS, Sub Debs sponsor. MISS JOSEPHINE DERIGO BS Universit of Cali . . - y - fornia at Los Angeles, Girls' Physical Education Chairman of Girls' P.E. de: partment, 27 years at AHS C. A. VANHOOREBEKE M.S.-Arizona State Uni- versity, Boys' Physical Edu- cation, Chairman of Boys' P.E. department, 13 years at AHS, Varsity football coach. MRS. DOROTHY G. ARMSTRONG B.S.-University of Illinois, Girls' Physical Education, 6 years at AHS, Girls' ten- nis team coach. RONALD L. AMSTER B.S.-Florida State Univer- sity, Boys' Physical Educa- tion, 3 years at AHS, Gym- nastics coach. MRS. JOAN FEE B.S.-University of Kansas. Girls' Physical Education, 6 years at AHS, GAA ad- viser. BRANT COWSER B.S. - University of Cali- fornia at Santa Barbara, Boys' Physical Education, 9 years at AHS, JV basket- ball coach. lfil'-.' , si . w 1 1 ,. ,, 24 MRS. MARILYN PAUL B.S.-University of South- ern California, Girls' Phy- sical Education, 5 years at AHS, GAA adviser. EUGENE L. DONNELLY M.S.-Colorado State Uni- versity, Chairman of weight development program, 5 years at AHS, Assistant 'track coach. A -1

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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

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,, ..,-.Jr . 1 t L. LEFT: Accomplished projects were exhibited in the art room showcase. TOP: Carey Gibbs con- ducts an ardent singing group. v' MRS. FRA CES E. PI'I'I'S B.S.-San jose State Col- lege, Girls' Physical Edu- cation, 3 years at AHS, Drill Team instructor. ROBERT H. HAGER M.S.-University of South- ern California, Boys' Phy- sical Education, Health Science, 8 years at AHS, C football, Track coach, Var- sity A Club sponsor. MRS. DIANE D. TAYLOR B.S. - Oregon State Uni- versity, Girls' Physical Ed- ucation, 3 years at AHS, GAA adviser, Girls' swim team coach. DON LIEBHART B.S. - Pepperdine College, Boys' Physical Education, 7 years at AHS, Varsity bas- ketball coach, Varsity A Club sponsor, Anaheim graduate. TED A. CLARK B.S.-Missouri Valley Col- lege, Instrumental Music, Band, 1 year at AHS, Moz- art Club sponsor. CAREY L. GIBBS B.Mus,-Chapman College, Vocal Music, Chairman of Music Department,4 years at AHS, Mozart Club spon- sor. . rt, Music, Physical Ed. ffer Students Varied, Interestin lasses JOHN WALLIN M.S. - Whittier College, Boys' Physical Education, 18 years at AHS, Varsity baseball coach, Anaheim graduate. 'fi' L i The art department offered training in the fundamentals of art crafts, commercial art, photography, drawing, and painting. This department added spice to many an individual's schedule. The music department offered every student a wide variety of musical exper- iences. For those who enjoyed actual par- ticipation, Mozart, A Cappella, and the marching and concert bands were open, along with many other groups, both vocal and instrumental. For those with individ- ual interests, harmony, music history, and music appreciation were offered. Six semesters of physical education were required of each student with a variety of games being taught. Besides inter-school athletics, such courses as GAA, adaptives, and drill team were available. Vigorous conditioning programs were conducted for the purpose of promoting physical fitness. Highly skilled athletes were given the chance to develop their fullest potential through such sports as football, basketball, baseball, track, cross country, swimming, waterpolo, Wrestling, gymnastics, golf, tennis, volleyball, badmiton, archery, and hockey. 25