Anoakia School - Spectator Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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it in ANN KEILHOLTZ Fm tipxy with laughter. -Tbackeray Annie is one of the littlest of our class, but her bark is mighty During her four years at Anoakia she has participated in many activities. She held the office of President of her class in her sophomore year. In '53, she was Vice-President of the Athletic Council and served in this office capably. This year, Ann had the difficult job of keeping track of the senior class finances, but extracted money from her classmates with great finesse. She has long been a staunch supporter of the Blue team. Her Flower Daughter is Julie Pyle. Ann is a little undecided about college, but hopes to wind up at Colorado or Cal.

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JACCQUELINE KALLAL The rea! character of a man ix found out by laix amusement. -Reynoldx Jackie has been at Anoakia but a year, having come to us from Monte- cito. Off and on this year she has been a boarder and ioined in house activities. Her talent lies in the game of tennis, and she was a member of the '54 Tennis Ladder. She is characterized by her flowing pony tail, which is seen bobbing around the campus. Her big class accomplish- ment was to keep us all in stitches on Ditch Day with her various iokes and anecdotes. She is one of our strong Whites. Her Flower Daughter is Carol Smith. Jackie is undecided as to a college, but we are sure that she will succeed wherever she goes.

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BARBARA KITCHEN HA fery foot but mmic in L -Mifkle Spirit and loyalty tor her school have marked 'iBobbi's two years at Anoakia. An ardent follower of the arts, she was a member of the Ensemble and Glee Club both her iunior and senior years. Her artistic talents will be sadly missed as we recall her work as Art Editor of the Lookout and of the Annual. As Head ot Blues, she served on the Athletic Council and took an active interest in such sports as volleyball, basket- ball, and swimming. Her Flower Daughter is Cyndy Eaton. Her ambition lies in television work at U.S.C.