Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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K , ' 'LU 2' L cf W. 1 I , . ,.. in 'N ' . - -f ...why , ,lib xi 1 'lf '13-. .. ' , .Y ,'.. 3 ' f wiafilitl ' '- -pi.-1.32 ' ' r onaut Published by the Student Bo of Gar en Gro ve llnion lligl: clwol V .,wg.g, 5 Kg ,ggi . I .,,.. . fable of Contents Ring Mzmsters Clowns Fun Zone Side Shows Trapeze vnu: inn Behind the Scenes Quiet, unassuming, and ever faithful to G. G. is Mrs. Bertha Collins to whom the 1950 Argonaut is dedicated. Ma, as she is commonly known, is seen every day around the campus doing her job of keeping the classrooms clean. As custodian she has served behind the scenes continuously since 1924. Many school events were made successful because of her work behind the scenes. In appreciation for the great and unselfish service she has rendered, the class of 1950 respectfully dedicates this year's Argonaut to Mrs. Bertha Collins. E A YQ? sw, , . A DR. LEROY L. DOIG Big a Presiding within the Big Top are Nliss Pauline Steres . . . Harold Reynolds . . . lack Schumaker. They have a big job to do. Mr, Reynolds, how much time make-up do I have? . . . 'iPauline. would you make an announcement, please? . . Ulack, can l go home? They keep the circus records straight. they do it without a slip . . . all runs smoothly under the Big Top. 8 i'Every day a circus day What a slogan for a school. Comedy, glamour, clamour and action all the time. Pity the poor teacher. Pity everyone after a day or two. Once a year, once a decade circuses are wonderful. An invasion ofthe circus spirit into the school? Of color, expertness and show- manship? By all means. In moderation and infrequently. OFFICE FORCE STANDING,--lilfk Scliznnakcr, hookccpcrg Miss Pmllinc Stcrcs, office and guiclmrcc secretary. SIiA'1'lil7-Harold Reynolds, nttcmlancc and bllSi7lC secretary. TRUSTEES Lawrence Wood, loseph Put- man, Mrs. Grace Perkins, Mrs. Hattie Drake. NOT SHOWN-Willis Cadwal- lader. Promoters- Regular meetings featured student activities to acquaint parents with school operations . . . timely topics for promoting inspiration, greater friendliness between parents and teachers. Dis- trict meetings regularly attended by from one to ten members of the local association. Fourth District awards received included second prize membership drive poster, program planning award, ribbon for increased membership. P.T.A-sponsored employment service for stu- dents desiring part-time work. Annual Iune tea for eighth grade mothers inaugurated with success. P.'l'.A. STANDING-Miss Muriel Ander- son, Mrs. A. T. Croswlzite. presiclenfp George Gill. Bill Starkey, Carolyn Fury. Ctocxwisa-Miss Anna Finley, lllrs. George Conley, Mrs. I. C. Booth. Mrs. Sarah Talbot, Mrs. Erna Dunyan, Mrs. Eileene La Bartlie, lllrs. Vlfalfer lll. Soper, Mrs. Marion W. Martin, Mrs. Paul Applelzury, Mrs. Charles H. Alexander, Mrs. Hall. Nels Nelson, Mrs. H. Srigley. frustees- They scout the circus grounds . . . Lawrence Wood, president: Mrs. Grace E. Perkins, clerk: Mrs. Hattie Drake, Willis W. Cadwallader, Ioseph Putman . . . make improve- ments and work together . . . for a smooth circus performance at Gar- den Grove High. 9 Donald S. Iorclan-Dean of B English, Commercial OHS Geography, Social Studies. h - Dean Mrs. Eileene LaBart c . . X ki of Girls, English, Public Spia ing. ADVISERS Walter Winters-Freslzniaii adviser. Orientation. Ed tion Boys rica . Mrs. Sarah Talbot-Junior adviser, English, U. S. History. Mrs, Marg lVlcClain-Sophomore adviser, Eng- lish Enqlish and World History. S ior Prob- Donald Kenna-dyQ-Senior adviser, en lcms, English, Athletics. 10 Rin Masters- the circus always The ring masters of hard at work . . . break in the new clowns and guide the veteran performers . . . give ' ' nd advice . . . always willing to help . . . a strive to prepare all for the main perform- ance . . . a successful life away from the circus. Cicorgv Gill-lWusiC Thcorlu, In sfriunvnt, Band, Boys' Chorus Voicv. Forrcsr Duniuiu-Agriculturc. Kcnncth VVzuic - iwctail Shop Wimcmci Shop, .Uachinn' Shop iwctui Craft. Roivcrt iVliunmvri1 - Chcmisfru Iwufhcnmtius. Shop iwzzthcmail- ics, Appiivd Scivncv. Hurry H. Ciarhvrf- Wiuimci Shop lilIILli7lL'S, Auto Shop. Charlie iWuu:-Driucrs Eciiicufiori Alluron Kirsch-Fioriuiiifzlrc. Biology Stuart Ioncs - Radio-Avronuiitirs Business A4ilfllCl71iIfiL'S, Physics, Phusical Sciclwv, Kunnvfh Dungam-Bookvcpiniq, Busi- nvss proivlvms. Busincss Luu' Cfomnwruizzl Cicoprzipizy. Iohn Mitchcll-CA-mm-try, Latin. iwiss iV1urivI Anderson-Lihrfzru, l,i- ivrazrlu SCiCIlL'U. Airs, Ioscplzim- Atvn '-SfL'I1OijI'iIfJ!1i1, Trzmsfriprion, Hzisirivss iwucliiflc.-. Tlupiulu. Aliss Annu Fiuiou-lfnluiish, Spanish, Iournzziisrn, Blum huril livuttu-Piufsiuul Ifriizcution, Athlvtics llomcr Kuvlc-iwuriiziziilwzi llrzzzvirzlu. Alvrfihzun Eiciclson-Ailuvlvru, Triyorzonictry. Nvis Nvisou-Art. Airs. Aiuru iWiIChvil-Phusiuui Eihicution, Girls' Athlvtics. iUiss Viviun Eimgrcn-lfuylish, Hi7l7IL'!II!lIfillf1. iWrs, Aluru IQIIKICFNOII'-'IIUIIIUIIIJIIUIIILI. No! Shouw-iwiss llvivu Anciursorz, Voicv, Chris' Chorus. STANDING-GCHC Gill, lack lVIeCormell, Mrs. H. Clark, Les Snyder, Rodney Richardson. Fordyce Eastwold. KNEELING-Clzarlie McConnell, Mrs. Bertha Collins, Wendell Newsom, Gus Howard. U Van and Cage Drivers- Work . . . work . . . work . . . from morning 'til night. Pick students up at dawn. Drop them off at dusk . . . put up with screams . . . laughter . . . jokes . . . wait for late comers . . . make early birds wait . . . transportation . . . a very important item in circus life. Custodians mow grass . . . sweep classrooms . . . kee h beautiful and neat. p t e circus grounds Circus Managers- Council meetings . . . gab . . . going to other schools . . . for League Council meetings . . . discussing . . . and juclging . . . sportsmanship trophy . . . popcorn machine . . , yes or no . . . problems to settle . . . rules to change . . . and help enforce . . . try hard to keep the school . . . running smoothly . . . so all will enjoy . . . and abide by the rules . . . set up by the big circus . . . much responsibility and work . . . but great honor. SlllllUlIf Boily Prvsiclcfif HILL S'I'ARKliY STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Bill qpurlock ussisttznl lmsirivss III4IllJl51Ul',' Di-Ila Yulvio Ttirinlfa, luisiucss niarzcigcrn' r , Atlums Fuller. sccrvtaryg Bill Starkey, prcsidcntg Laroiyri Fury. iiicc-prcsirlcrlff Ginny r' Luana Powell, assistant publicity ntanagcr. Lewis, publicity nmnagt' , GUE OFFICERS GIRLS' LEA STANDING-lane! Gardiol, judge: Iva Stacy, chairman of dress regulations: Marilyn Morrison, vice-president: Carolyn Fury, co-chairman of dress regulations: Iewcll Hall, treasurer: Pat Matfoon. judge: Della ll r, secretary, ' et Gurney, president: Luana Adams Fu C Mrs. Eilccne LaBarthc, adviser, Ian SliATED- Powell, judge. Circus Managers- Wardrobe Supervisors A Very busy bunch of girls 1 . b The CO! Council . , . Commission . . . Board of ed dance biggest of the Season . . g Control . . . Responsible students who help election of new Officers Mothers' ind in the control and management of the circus Daughters' Fashion Show and Tea , . . beau- ' They tg to io Whit ls bfst for Garden tiful clothes shown and delicious food served rox ef ' ' I so pfasefg S get Ormerifi WC . . . fine entertainment given for the mothers 'g gwe UC ds O O ei Us ' ' if on . . . Big and Little Sister Day to greet the 'uymg a Pop Com mac me f ' D' em 6 Cin future Girls, League members h . being an important issues . . . For their fine work in officer in this worthy organization means llelpmghthzscroil am? its Students they de' work and responsibility . . . girls have done bcuc t Q 19 es pmlse' a fine job. 14 ,- Q- , N L1ff COMMXSSXON pqf I.cu'iSN52: tKiri:clz1l- I .Q 1511- ' V-V5 4 I LU' . DmmC Rlthmicgwrgiln' ildlfgxrr. RO:CHgEWE?xrxv1zl'1- , ff Dv WWI rpmwld Sur par Eh' f-,ShirlC!1 Rmx cA3uriTC ICIVCII giluflie Cr0?Gaiq5irctGx1flCf BJXQK ' IMA ' - ki. I' A 'll. 3' lun TNQ 0,3 PM Smut . .. Row' .K ' V A yunfwl VVillz1st11W Lomb , 4 QTRCJL OX' CON Hgad. BQIXRD .V I- ,lam I rh uhnirv11ii'13 Lolfgclxf Darrfl 'Ci' ' ' QR , 10,111 O f . LFIPK N .. Audra!! Clxflv f. COUNCIL sick Mirchcll, Sophonmrv Class rvprcscrltufim H10 Tanaka, busincss nrarmqcrg B'II 9 ' dvnf: Linn' P Shxxmxc-I Y A 4 1 L mrkvy, prom . .1 owvll, assisfant S111 I ' ' ' ' ' llllbllllfjj murlzlgcrg Bi 1 r oak, .nsxsfant lJl1Sif'lCSS l71'i11'ILjl!' R bury Irmior I ll . .I ' g iclmrd Applv A , C ass rcprcscnfaril' '. Qraxrranu-.D-II' ' l 4 fa Alf4IlYlS Fuller, sccrcmryg Ginny I.vu'is pulvlifity rnmzfzgvr: Patsy Rimmcr. Frcslmlzm clam rcprcscrltaitivcp Carolyn Fury, vicv-prwiclcrxt. 15 V W To 811 in To Lowell Catlin goes the honor of being the most worthy boy Argonaut of the 1950 class. Lowell was chosen principally on the basis of his high attitude rating. Throughout his high school life he participated in numerous sports. He also was active in dramatics. Lowell well merits this honor. IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIX A high attitude rating and active participation warrant Carolyn Fury to be the most worthy girl Argonaut of the 1950 class. During her Iunior year as president of the Girls' League and editor of the Argolog, Carolyn was a most diligent worker. In her Senior year she assumed full responsibility as assistant editor of the Argonaut. Also through- out her school life dramatics and sports took much of her time. Carolyn indeed well deserves this great honor. NOMINEES FOR MOST WORTHY ARGONALIT Carolyn Fury, Lowell Catlin, Pat Mattoori, Bill Starkey, Ianet Cardiol, Burns Srigley. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS STANDING-Sam McClary, treasurer 2: Bob Archer, uice-president I: Yukio Tanaka, publicity manager 2: Carolyn Fury, secretary 2: Lois Zahorslry. uice-presi- dent 2: Pat Mattoon. secretary l, Girls' League dress representative 2: Curly Bostelman. yell leader l: Shirley Moerman, Girls' League dress representative lg Ieufcll Hall, treasurer 1: lean Head. Student Council I. FRONT ROW-lim Pecor, Student Council 2: Nobe Kitada, president 2: Lowell Catlin. president 1: Iohnny Perkins, publicity manager 1. Head Clawns- Head clowns. . . set the pace for all the rest . . . Ditch Day brings rain . . . Senior party brings many laughs. Competitive Assembly honors . . . in class jokes with D. K .... Iunior-Senior Play a roaring success . . . last minute rushing . . . ordering of cards . , . choosing announcements . . . Prom date . . . Senior-Faculty picnic . . . Baccalaureate . . . then walking down that last mile to receive that long awaited diploma . . . at last retiring from the biggest . . . the best job . . . ever done . . . by the terrific . . . colossal Class of '50. VICTOR ALARCON CHARLES ANDERSEN GWEN ANDERSON IOANNA APPLEBURY BOB ARCHER Band l-3. Basketball 2, Tvunis I-4: Opcr- Opt-wit.: l, Tri-Y 2-3. Sub-Debs Colds-n Flverc I-4, Scholarship 4, Golden Fluu' 2 3 Commission vtta l-4,4 Bovs' Glcvq Club 4, l-4. Council 5, Coxnmisszon 3. Girls' 2, 4, Bonn o Crm m L , Colden l'lccn'c 4, U. 5. History Lcaguc Drs-ss Rcp. 2. lr. Re-ci l rrs1dcxil 7 nu 4 L-llll' 3- Cross 4. Sub-Dabs l-4. Glvr Club lwtballl I-4 Bust 1 Iuol 1 l-2. Opcrctta l-Z. G.A,A. mom- Captain 4 brr 2-4, Tri-Y 2. Board of Con- trol 4. Baskctball l-4, Tcnnis 2-3, Hockcv l-2. Badminton 2 Vollcvball l-2. Baseball l-2. BOBBHE ARMOUR IACKIE BESTEL IOAN BOS LELMAN Trnnsfcirrd from Univci- Opcrvtln l. Y-Nl'rri1s 2. 3. Tr:-as. Basketball l-2. Football I-3, Basketball l-3. Betw- sitv ol VVyommg High of Spanish Club 4. Sub-Dvbs 4, ball l. Glcc Club 3-4, Op:-rvtin School in lunior yrar, Gold- Argonaut 4. Arqo Log 2. Anirri- l-4, lli-Y l-4. Argo Log 3, Ai- vn lflcc-sc 4. Sclmlarship 4. fan Lrglon Spvs-gh Contest 4. gonunt S, Sn-mor Plav 4. llH1lUl Sub-Uvbw 5, 4. Band 5. 4, lr.-Sr. Plav 3, Publix Speaking Plav 5. Public Soc-.ikmq Contest Y-Trans 3, Argo Log 3, Plow 4, Lions' Club Spcmh Con- 5. Spvn-uh for Ir.-Sr. Prom. i, 'fcvn-Aqc Dcbatc 4. test 4. HAROLD BURKE AR'l HLlR CARLSON RAY CASARES Golden Fleur: 3, Band 2, 3. Football l-4, Glen' Club 4. Oper- 20 Clta l, 2. LOWELL CATLIN Uuldrn lllcvcc l-4. Scholarship F. Cmunuswion 3. Board uf Con- trol 3. Sr-nun' Claw Prr-S., lunmr Claw 'l'xv.1x.. Prvw. uf Gnlzlru l:lvmr 4. l:rmtl'w.lll 144. B.wLvrb.uIl l-1. 'llrnula l-4, Sruuwr Plus- 4. llvp Asscmblv. x. in iii 35 64 ws! Q .XA xx Rr 9' 53594 CHESTIQR CORNliI.I. LENORIC CI.AllS u I1 4 lun l ' l3.uwLvllmll .', 'l'r.unsfs-rrrnl from Cmnptu : S Suphmmuuc vm-.u lfmwrlmll 7. l3.1s- Vull-'vlhlll lwllmll 1. l3.lSvb-Ill 1. STUART CROSBY BOB DARBY BARBARA DECKER ELSIE Dlil.GADll.l,O Bnskctbnll I. Guldvu Flu-Lv l-2. Futurc' Farm- Gulrlvu lrlm-rw 4. Cfmunuwmn 2. Class Yuv Pro. l Spau- crs 3, l'3uskvtl-.ull 2. Baseball 4. G.A.A. Nlrnxbr-r I--I. G.A.A. iwh Club 4. Spuuxsh Club Vin' Pres, 4. Gxrls' l.n'.1glw Rrp. Vin' Prvv. 4. ll.A.A. Saw. 3. Baud I-4. Sub-U4-bs I-4 Y- 4, G.A.A. blvvnbvr .'f4. 'llrrns 1. Arqumult 4. Opvrvtlu l3.wlwrb.1ll l-4, llmlwx- l-4, l. lllwlurv Club Y. 3. l3.wkcllmll l3.ul1ummn 3 Yullvvlmll l-4, lrums 3. llswlrrv l-3. l3-ul- l-4. B.wrb.1ll IY4, burr- b 4 uuuum ffl. Vullrvlmll l-4. l3.uc- r.u'n.1l Llu bull I--l. ll. IUNF DUNN GLENN liNGl.lSl'l CAROL FLETCHER CAROLYN FLIRY RAY GARCIA ub-Dclw 5. 4, lllri-Y .3. S4luvl.lxxl11p I-4. Glu' Club 4. Sub-Dcbs l-4. Tvcn Cantccn 2. Gulxlru lilr---rr 3-4 lSu. li, Baud I-4, Opcrcrm 2-4. Wcfrlcl B.uskvtl'mll I-3. Snluwlunlup 4 1Pu-X, -ll. Cuumnl lwmnclship 2. Histurv Club ber. 3 -I. Vlu--l'rvs. ul Slunlcul l3mlv 1 Sparxlsh Club 4. Tennis 3-4, 4. Sturlrnt l3mlx' 5vrr'n'!.1r'v 5. Solo for P.'I',A. 24- Cmllvvusamrl l. U.A.. X. blrulbrr 7-4. Sub-llrlw I-4 15m-4. li Y- Tcvus 2. Afquuaul 3-4 Args Q lug 3. Sr. Flux- 4. lr. lllav 2 cj.-...W-1u.w AM.-...luv 1. 1 Amr-ruan lmgmu Spvvrh 4. l,mns Club Sprcrlw 4. Sports l-4. Zl IANET GARDIOL GEROLD GIBBINS CARMEN GRAIEDA DICK GREEN lANET GURNEY Golden Flvccc 3, 4. Scbol- Basketball 2, Goldcn Flevcc 3. Class Secretary l, Spanish Club Art Club 4 1'l'reas. 4l, History Golslvn lilct-rv 3, 4. Scholarship arship 2-4, Commission 3, 4. Baskctball I, Baseball l, Hnclt- Club 2-3 KSQ-c. 3l, Football l-4, 3, 4. Girls' Lcaquv Pres. 3, Sub. Girls' Lraguc Iuclgc 4, Sub- cv l, Vollcvball l, Secretarial Buskctball l-4, Track 3-4, Base- Dr-bs l-4 lSgt. 'at Arms ll, illu- Debs l-4 1'l'rc-as. ll. Oper- Club 4. bull Z-3. Club l. l3nnrl l, Opcrr-tra l, U. rtta l, G,A.A. mcinbcr 2-4, Y-'l'vvns 2. Song l,c.uivr I-4, Y-Trcns 2. Spanish Club 4. lunior Play. Scnior Play, Public Speaking Play 3, Lions' Club Spccuh 3, Bas- ketball l-4, llockcy l-4, Y-N. liALL LESTER HANN IEAN HEAD IIM HINKLE Coldrn Flvrcc 4. Girls' Hi-Y 3, Football l-4 lManag- Council 3, 4. Board of Control Golden Flccrt' 3, Sfhnlarship 3, League Trcasurcr 3. Scnior cr 3, 'l'rm'k 2-4, Bnsrball 1. 4 lClcrk 33, Gln-v Club l-3. Op- Commission 4. Hi-Y l-3, Argo Class Trras.. Sub-Dvbs 1-4 rrclla l, Businrss Club 4, Sub- Log 3, l'3nnd l-3, Soplwniorr lpr0S, 2. Sgt. at Arms ,3I, Drbs 1-4. Class 'llrrnsiircr' Football 2 llVlan- Glcc Club l. Op:-rctla 2, uqrr l, 4l, Bnslwtball l-4. Basr- Comnussion 4. Y-'lwccns 2 bull l-4. lprrs. ll. bcnror Play 4, Vnrirtv Show 5 Compctr- liw Assvniblv 3, Bnskcllwall l-4. 'llcnuis 1-4, LINLEY IENSEN ELEANOR IONES IACK IDA Srnior Plnv. lunior Play. Commission 3, Yell Lvadrr 4, Football l-4. Baskcthall l, 2. Compctilixr Asscmlwly 3, 4. G.A,A, Nlviubvr 2-4 lVirr Prrs. Track l-4, lli-Y l-4, Hlnfkonts 3, liootlmll l-3, 4l. vllrl-lli-Y l-4 lprrs. 4l, Bas- l3.isltrlb.ill 1, Tennis l, 2, Lctlmll l-4. 'l'r-nuns .'-4. llocltrv Glcc Club 4. I-4, Vollcvlmll l-4. Bas:-ball I-4. 22 Qt-nmr Pluv 4. Avnr'i'it'zln Lcqion Conlrst 3. Curnpclitiu' Assvmbly 3. Vui'irtv bhow 3. Bziskclbnll 3. 61 KIYOSHI KAMEI NOBE KITADA I'AlII. llirzlclc 2-3. Counul 3, Commissioxl 4. Class 'lvrulxlslrllvml Prcsulvnt l, 4, Football I-4 lCap- l.ong Hca lain 2. 3, 4l, BaSkrKl1all l-4 vrar. l5.l:.A. lifaptam ll. liaschall l-4, llarl- gm.-ly, uunrou l-4, ltngllsh Class llrcs, .' NVorl4l llmlorv Club llrri, I, SL-mor Class Sccrrtarv. lli-Y l-4. KNOWI from Lluallrv In Sopluonlorr 3, 4. 150:1- VlRirlNlA LANG FRI-.D LARSEN DARRHI. LEATH GINNY LEWIS Y-'l'n-cus 2-4, Hnslncss Club l. lranslcrr:-d from Wrlliarn Chris- Chairman of Board ol Control 4. Golrlru lfln-rw 4 lSu, 4l. 'WU' High. l'Nll'Pl'Y1'-l1 1fK'- MIS' Tru-asurn-r ol H1-Y 2-4. llootlwall Scholarslup 4. Counrml 4 sourl In Iumor vcar. Scholarshnp 1.44 llfuhluflqy Mamygr-r, lrmmr 4, I'n-R, ol ll. S. llwlorx' Club Rfsl Crow 3, 4. Sulv-Drhs 1. lf....n...1l 2. lml.-rh..11 4, 4. 1.4 r'1'..-..., x, v..-.- rl..-.. lrarlx l. 4. 1 ' ' Ev x .QF Sk ,L lnrls la-agxu' Awwnllvlv 3, Ops-rrtla l. 'I-lm-ns v. Argonaut 4. Ango l.ug ,'. Srnror Plav 4, lumor lllav X, Sgwalxlng Conlrst l. 4. IRL l.RNl'.Sl MARTINEZ PAI MATTOON DONALD SAM McCl.ARY IERRY lVlrClll.l.All Golllru l7lrnxr 3, 4. Scholarship Footlmll 1-4. Basketball Managcr 'l'ransln-rrml from Vallrio in Sou- lfootlaall l, Basketball l 3. 4, Class Ollucr l-4. Gxrls' 5, Band l-4. Goldvn Flcccc l-3. lor vcar. Baskcthall 4, Srnmr League Sm. 2. 3. Sub-Dr-hs 1-4 Class Trcaanrcr. , , .. lprvs. l, hm. -, lrraS. 4l. Trl- Y I. 1, Qjornnmsron I, Operctta l. Argonau! 4, Sr-mor play 4. lumox l'lav 5 lsr plan' Lions! Clnl' Spool: ffnnlvst 3, Comprli- Inv Awwrnlvlv 3, 4. Basketball w l-4. 'IX-nun l. -, 4, LQ.A.A. 2-4, 23 3 0 I I ss u ilu ART I'v'I.IN'I'O5Il BEVERLY MOERMAN SHIRLEY MOERMAN ITARIIENE MONTGOMERY VADA MOORE Iqrnnu 1,4 lIVI..'mgI'f ill. 'l'I.n:1s'vx'x'mI Iruul Dclrml. Nlulu- 'I'r.v1QIer1wl from Uunrdlm1 An- 'llrzluslcruwl lrumpulvllxgh. I.unq Inrlslvrrrzl from Ifxavlsun I3.umI I 3, Up:-rvttu 3 quu in llrrshrnan vu-ar. Gulch-u qvlc In l:rcQhnm'1 yn-nr. Song Bl-.wh In SI-mor vcur. 'I'rv-Ilz- Iluwcr In Iuuuvr '. lSuIur. S.-urtunv of U. 5. Iilcn-cv -1. Gnrls' Lcuguu Rl-p. 3. Lender 4. Glcv Club I-3. Oper- 4. Club -1, T.-1.Il1.Y 4, lluuuv lllulv 3. 4. Ulm- Club I-3. Opcrn-tru I-4 crm I-4. Cuwmlssmn 4, Golden Y-Illrvus 2, 3. Sub-Drl'1s I-4. Flcrcr 4, Sulw-IX-lx, 2-4, Cluas Offu-vr 5, MARILYN MORRISON n Clulw I LI b Inlnlmu I I us -I Suplx I ul xl Q I as 9 .uns f A P Ilnslurx L.luI1 3. Nl , . 1 . .. .. ,. . . u'vt.urv I. Garlen' I.r.uguc Vxcn I'rm'Q. 3. 'I, X-I'rvns 2. Yvll Ixunl I BI L I I rx' Ll. Glu- Club . In uu x u 1 '-H I. Opvrvrru I. Cmupruuw Axsvnllwlv 3. I7ulwl1cSpr.1lul1q Illuv 3. Culvlvnxsslun 3. Sulw-Ilvlu I-4 lllrvs. 3I. Ir, Rl-LI Crow Rvp. 3 -I, Argonaut 4. Arqu Lug 1. lllulm Play 3. Dvlnm- 'l. an x 3-, ' If an -X1 I , 4 .... ..,. , I3OBl3IIf OWIVIOIILINIURU IIM OAKES 'I'x.lusIvl'1uI Irum llullvrlun 'l'1.lxslc1'1'x-Il Iruxu Semi.: Auu nu in 50'-l,:xxu1nruc vvur. Clubs lumm vvur. 'l'1.-I-..'.-I 2 Gulf' I.cngur Ilrvq Rqp, I Sub-Drhs I-4. 24 BARBARA NEARING RURI Golden I'lI-uc I-4, Srlmlarshxp 1.4. Afquf.....I 4. Argo Lug 4. Opcrctm I. Sclmul Plnv 2. Bus- krrlwull I-3. Yullvvlmll Y. l3.ui- mxnlon 4. ,wp DICK NISHIOKA 'lqr.u1sfvrx'uI Iuvm I,unq Bvnrh nu Iunmr vvnr. Guldvn l:lv:rCi' 4. Ilqmnxlvrrccl Bn-.wh I'l1ql1 vcur. Srhul Llulv 4. Bu Clulv 1. 5 KO NISIIINO from 1 Iluntlngruu bchuol In Suplmuuum' lr hip 3 4 95 mul: 45 ,,.H xucw Club 'I ling IIIVI PECOR IOIINNY PERKINB I.llL,N PINON Fm lmll I-4, Hmkrtlmll I-4:B.1w- Class vc-II Iradrr I, ,I I. 'I'mIIn 'I'mnwlcrn-II lrum Kung Kfuv Imll I-I lk..lpr.un ul Bngclmll Il. Cuurl I. Fuull-All I-4. III-Y f-'I- Iliqh In Iirvxlulnnn vnlr. Upcrrll.u I-I Cmlmll 4, Ulm' Clulw II.ukr!Iv.uII .'. I. Ilmkvx' J. Y:-Ilrvlmli '. I, Iidwlmll .', 3. ll. A. A. uwmlwr. OPIIELIA PINON GLADYS I7OSTI.FTI'IVVAITE ART REAIISNYDIIR RAY RIQAIISNYIJEII ,I'r.n1NIvrrf:d Irum Annlwun IIIQI1 Girlw' Ixllqan' Rvp. 4. Senmr limmtlmll I-3. Bfwlwllmll I. II, S. Bnwkrllmll I. III Y I Arun ln Frcwlmum va-nr, VuIIcvI'mII 3. Plav. Iunmr PIM' Ulm' Club I. II1stmv Club I lI7rcN.l, Lug I. Oprrclm I Gulslvn Flu-cv I, 4 Symr11QI1 Club 4 Sulw-Dvlvs I-4, G.A.A. IVII-mlwr. B.nlKrrI'mlI I-4, IIm'Iwx' 2, I. VuIIvx'I'1-:II I- I, Ii-xrclmll I. 1, 4, l I Nidx I,YDIA ROMERO DEAN SIIURI' BEVERLY SILCOTT DORIS IUNE SIVIITII HUB SIVIITII 5.ImI.ufI11p I, Spdnlslx Club -I 'I'n.ulsfl'l'rcnI Irmn lXsIuI.mlI UN- Y-'lvrrus 1, Bxlsxxww CIIII1 4. Y-vlvrvus 1. I Spnnlsln Kflulw 'I, IVI.umqvr nl IIN' lnmiimll I, Hush-!I1.uII I I 4 lC.upl.un -11, q-uv In Snplmmuu- umm: Iiuskvl- 'IIN-III-Y 4, Svvrrt.umI K IuI1 4 Gull .' II.umI I 'l, Ulu-l'vtI.1 Ilmk x IY4. Ynllvvlmll I-4 Hnav- Imll I. 'frank I. .' IINI.uzmgvr fr, II. S. Ihsturx Club I. 3. lmll I-4. flgwrrtrn I. Iunlur-Svlllur I7I.w 4. 25 BURNS SRIGLEY Golden Fleece 3. 4 1Presi- dent 41. Commission 3. lunior Play 3. Band I-4 Operetra I. Football l-3. Basketball I ilVlanager 3, 4b. Track I-4. - ..- Q ,gn , ff' writ nr ' TANAKA Student Council 4 tBusi- Yell Leader 2, F1955 Managf-'l'l.S'lHi0f Class Commission 2. Publicity Manager 4, Gold- 2, Operetta I en Fleece 4. Art Club 4 hall I-4. Baske 1Pres.I, Argonaut 4. IVA STACY Transferred from Los Angeles High in Sophomore year. Council 2. Y-Teens 2, 3 1Secr'etary 23. Sub-Debs 2-4 tPres. 41. Girls' League Officer lTreas. 5, Dress Regulation Chair. 33, Class Of- Iicer lsecretary 2. 31. Iunior- Senior Play 3. Competitive As- sen-bly 3. Radio Broadcast Group 3, Secretarial Club 4 IPres. 41. BOB UMPHRESS Ll. S. Histor Club KEN VVYLIE LOIS ZAI-IORSKY Football 2, 4 lManagr:r 4l, Transferred from lordan High in Band 2-4, Boys' Glee Club Senior year. Scholarship 4. Vice 4. Opcrctta 4. 26 President of Senior Class 4. Glec Club 4, Sub-Debs 4. BILL STARKEY Student Body President 4, Fresh- man Class Pres. I. Council I, 2, 4, Golden Fleece I-4, Senior Play 4, lunior Play 3, Band I-4, Oper- etta I-3. Football I-4. Basketball I, 2. Track Z-4. mission I, Sophomore President 2. Senior Play 4. luniur Assembly 4. Play 3. Competitive Hi-Y I-4 Pe Assembly Com- I-4, Basket- ' P mittee 4. Football ball l. 2. Track I-4, Tennis I. 2. Baseball 2, Golf 4. 4. Q' x W2-z.-'F' GENE WALDECK Class President 2, Transferred from Ketchum High. Ketchum Oklahoma enior Pla Y . . S Hi-Y I-4. Foot- lSet and Plot Managerl 4. A tball I-J, Track I-4 Football Manager 4. Scholarship 4. BOB NVYLIE Scholarship 3. Commission 4. Football -4 lCo-Captain 43. Bas- ketball I, Tennis I-4. Badminton -4. DON STROUD MARIE SULLIVAN Golden Fleece 3. Council 3, Com- llransferred from Sanla An1 in Class Vice untor year Sub Debs 3 4 I7mvtIHilII . 2. v. .A, vm rr 2-'I Iprcs. 4, I:.I:.A. I-'I lIlvpurtvx' I I1 nm IIiS!orinn II. Sx'I1uI.lrsInp 3. II1- rr 41. I5uulI1.1II I BMI rI1Il I d RAY IIERNANDEZ AI.ICIf IIJA BEN OSIINA I L A IVI I1 Ir N 4 SgulI1CInI'n 4 I' q Iluk I Hx-' ..'v.'s I . IHA- fm. . Ilxh Club 1. Opcrx-Im I. Baskrt- IHIII I-4. Irlvnls 2, 4. IIunL4'v I-4. H.1cInunrun .'. 3. XuIIl'vImII I-I, II.nsvImll I- S, IUSIiPIIINIi OSLINA IERRY SCIIAIIER Mzlimwrcttv 2-4. Iunmr RMI Cross 4, Opvrcrtn I. 2, Clrc Clul-I I. 1. Cnunril I. Trl-Y 1. Subfljchs I-4 IVifc-Prcsiclrnt 31. DON SIEVIEKIE CLAIR IIRHN Goldvn Flrvu' 2. I. 5x'hoI.1rf4Inp I:wuIImII '-4. Iinxkclh III I 3. Argonaut 4. I'.'I'.A. 'I'c'vn-Agr IIIMII -I. Ii.usrImlI I, I3.I A Drbzltv -I. II. S, Ilnslnrv CIUIH 3. Football I-4. II.:sks'lImII I INIQIHA agrr Z. Tr.uL 4. Bausvhnll 2 IIVI1m:lg4'r I I. nf IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT-Ray Ramirez, president, 2: Richard Applebury, Student Council, lg Tommy Kavanaugh, yell leader, 2: Betty Fluegge, Girls' League representa- tive. 2: Harumi Shigemasa, treasurer, 2: Bobbie Wheeler, vice-president, 2: Audrey Cripe, secretary, lg Pat Burns, yell leader, 2: Iune llflulford, yell leader, 2: Pat Ehrbar, Girls' League representative, lg Wanda Murray, secretary, 2: Iohn Borrego, Student Council, 2: lim Matszinaga, treasurer, 1: Bill Phillips, president, 1. NOT SHOWN-Della Adams Fuller, vice-presiclent, 1. Veteran 6 owns- From the merryfgo-round . . . they have been promoted to the main tent. lunior rings arrived before Christmas! . . . Season opens with Leave it to Sweeney . . . Term papers . . . HAbout what can l writel' '... plenty of work . . . a four ring circus . , . the final performance comes with the Prom . . . soon they'll be pulling up stakes . . . moving on until next season. 1115 I '1' R xx'-A1'1'1'll11 C11lcl1rist, ' 'Fl1'tc'11- 11 '1r'1 ff111l1'11. 1U11rl1111 N 1:H11L'f. P111 1' 11- B11r 1. 1 Ac111111, 11151. 1111 'IK IJ1 1111 ' ' A1'111a1'rL If A111111 o- EIIF171' , ncttv Cn1u111v11. ' uw-17111 ISIIVVIS. R ' 11.1111111011 SliL'UTNl3 Rc 1'Il1ClI. 13111-1111 . Ru'vl111 Bor l1.'r!11 C,. P11 ' 1 111l111r1lI. - 1 1 ' rl11 111155 f,r1 111111 511011. 1311 1 V Q 1m qv. L111 11011. A -111 1'l1 IJ, ' -1111111p. v11's, 1311 1 ll lghllln ' ' 1111, rc B I ' A111111 y ' '1't!. T11iiC 11rc111. X ll 1 1 ..-'XXI' Rrm'-T1-11111111 fllllll 131'c11111'11 A111111 Bur '1'r11 1110- ,Il Hou ' r 1'1Ull 17Ilf'j1, 1x1 1 AU111111111, 1107171-I1 f,11r . ' 'Il'1lllL', 1101111 ' Io 11rc1 Crux 'ie 1111111 A17Il1I151, 1111 11 Bwrrcgo, nr- ,DIN .. 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C1cr11111 711117131711 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS STANDING REAR-lim Hollenbeclv, president l: Darryl Holt, vice-president I: lack Mitchell, Student Council representative I: Phil Smith, president 2: lim Nishino, treasurer l: Student Council representative 2: Ioan Rainey, secretary 2. STANDING FRONT-lim Sain, yell leader l: Ted Kitada. vice-president 2: lack Elder, yell leader 2: Barbara Spurlock, Girls' League representative 1: Mary Henderson, Girls' League representative 2: Marion Morimoto, secretary l, treasurer 2: Ionine Booth, dress representative 1. ab Clowns- Second year with the show . . . looking forward to being an upper class- man . . . victorious at Scrub Day . . . Santa Claus Snow Swing . . . enter competitive assembly with The Dummy . . . World Friendship Club . . writing letters . . . pen pals . . . having a good time . . . looking forward to next year. FRON I' ROW-I U11 n ncffv 17ix1lcr 1U.':ru F10rvs, Duris Fzzrnslrortll Bl'l'l1f111 Dmwnporr, Pmzlirlc Dodfl, Ivy C,'ron11.'1rr1r, Rim Amlursun, Imliu' ff11r1stU1m'r1, Slacorw Row-Iurnminc Ilmzw- 11m-, Vzxlritzz Allcn, Ioan Curl- 14'1111.'ac1vr, livlcn 1::111ctic11, P11111- Iis Allyl1.Yf1l71', Armc Dvmvrc, Rub :rr J 1 1 crm Cl , 1 iam' B01 vc' 1- wcilvr. VHIRIJ Row - Dun Beal. Ci1.'1rcu'inc 1JuU 1tf, Smlclrn Bnlcs. Ionim' Buutll, 111111171 fiUH1t'll. Cklfll-IVA' Cups H511- mrim' Cfuopcr, Afl11fl1IJiIFL',1, Afnry IlL'Hl1L'f.NOV1, Rm' Drum, 101111 Acusfaz. 1:UlIR'I'H Row - Larry IZFUIVVI, Andrvs Flurvs, LUROQ ff1011', FCJFFUSF llzmivin, Ric'11z1rf1 F1s'1L'1l- vr. luck 1f1r1ur. Curtis 1f1c1cr, Curlif Alvxamclcr. U'.':11rzc ffro.x11'11irv, luck 17.'11v.N. 'NNN PRUNI' Row - Iflvamur Hcrn.1n11v:. Butt-11 ffrlilmrr, pat 1,z1r1fm, Imtirm Hur- rzamflcz, 131iIl7!11Il.'I Hcrrlfm- clcz, I5Sfl1L'f lmpcs, SECOND Rmx'-Bcrtlu Mill.-r, Ianws H.'1scg4114'n. lorry Uru- icda, Eih-un G1'111mm. Kaitli- Icom' Cfi111mm, Put IIJHYI' mond, Virgic firm-u. I,i.'mm- Kvnr, Icrmnc Icr1n1'n.q.w, Shear- On f1.'1vu1'.s, Cfzurlcs IX.-'lf1'A. Tlilkll Rim' - Ro1wr! Urznftun. lim 110111-nlwuk T.-11 1x'it.:c1.'1, lurk 111114-s, Darryl 111111. Im-lv E1c1'cr, LIVYJIIJVIC Cru.w1'1ri1c, luck Iohnson, Cf1mr1Us Smith, 1,.'1rry Brown. lVvs1c11 Grmvnz, Yer- nun 1Ur1.x'r1'c11, Brian 1Ui11vr. lim A1clx'ifzm-11, 1Uurt11 Um-51111. BM K ROW-lack 1x'r.111.N11.mr, I.n'1v 1Witc11c11. 171111 Slillfll, 1.m'm'r1 lX.l'lIIl7k'f FRMN1' Rmx'-1U.r:rflm11.1 Srvuwzrrl. T,lt'1VIliI U'i1cy, Aldflll Luu Vumlvr- griff, Aliif'-lf 1,011 Pwr. 1f1'c11,m U'41f11s' M.'1rimvr1 A40l'1l71UfU, Hllmln N1'.':r'rny, 1.114-ilv Qzwjzz, Dorutlnf ffrzrlun. ffm:- nic x!111iISCIl0I'. S1-Qmioxn Row-Smulrgz Spvm-cr, 17.11-nl Ramlirnf. Ba1r1va1r:1 Spur1m'k, K:lI.l1'1l'A Ncz11, 1Wz1ry Iam' LIIVIIIUVI, Inrmw Y.1c11r1ir1g. Immxw I'L,I11L'A11, AfIlll'SlliI11 Van c1cr Lirzciu, lim Sain, 1J.':r1vm 1 Lcrvis, Donna kL'.'lfx', 1XU1'V7h'I piffscr fum' Sfnut, fiurirm V.11um'1.1, S'I'ANIDING-lin! Nori:, lfurl Oafrnvn. 1111411111 Vuqcl. Rur14l1c1 l'V.11Iv, Cf.'11l'1'r1 Swvst, 13011 vscm. S1n'1n'vr Srmth. frm Nisflimw. lmrog O1II7IL'f, Rkilllll Tlmrmn. Rivfulrcl Sfnnrka mm RiI1llL'-Il, B111 H'v11.x, S11ir1cu SfJIf'1x'L'11 Phil Smith. S.rm1r.: Roll, c1llllt1x Sfllllll llxlfltldl Ufltsmz, U'm1v11 lfruunl, A1111 LSL'lIOOI1Ul't'I', 1v1.'If'5liIf'x'1 Rgznzircg, 1vdIIA'-IJ Strublv, Iussiv Sa11guc1'u, lrgmm' l1.1.v11i1ua. - ' li, Girls' ri1ichR5, . r S I'f CLASS O .SHMAN t Pall goperf rcydcn, U rgmia M Robert BlC'ldg,'qlll Secretary' V1 O'H gm .CCI-ctiiflll, lun Karan - ,ll Cliff S. Darby. 5 .UCL Laro g Counu . Council. , Albcff Cggnfafl .V Smdenf St ident 4 ,. OW' .- rfpf ' N 3, lxl. . , l i.RoNI RLCHHUC dress Q missiovlz patw Rmimcr trezlwrgrl' les Off' LOT 1 Comnushl ml' ' I ' . I ROW' ' - - bHgtmI5 1 R51 M iiicc'l7rc5iclcf1f- B07 New 6 owns- New performers . . . . busy learning the ways of the circus at G. G. . . defeated by the Sophs on Scrub Day '... but came back with the great per- formance ol 'ALast Minute in Competitive Assembly . . . making new friends . . . doing plenty of homework . . . planning Frosh d prepare them for the ' ' FRONT Row- Wziltt-r Soper D Nil ance . . . all th years of high 5 h ese activities c ool ahead. FIRNI' Row- I , onalcl Pearson, Iohn ' fares, Ronald Slate. SECOND ROW-Tets O:alri, Roland Linrlstrom, Lyle Nlorse. Cliff O,Hern, VFIIIRIJ ROW-Carmen Leon, Ioann La R1ie,Rosie Mt-.:.'I FOIIRTII Row-Lesanrlra Selnirr, Leslie Mills, Mrirtlizi Leiiiiano, Esther lVIaya. FIFTI-I ROW-lVl:mI1el llflartinez, Pete Perez, Virginia Super, Asalro Slziyemasa lW'1ri lVlorse Alb t , . e Queja. Pat . er a Mzilfcmrcl, Alice lllartin, Wzzizclaz Leatlz, Opal Mzirpliy. 32 ,om Harris, Ieanette Hearl, I ' Lureta Voyel. loa Sis' ' ris Barlaee n lworeland, Lofxll ROW-Gary Brill, Betty Steelman. TIIIRIJ ROW-Clifford Wliite, Carl Baker, Iolzn Koenes. FOIIRTII ROW-Bettie Adams, Dick Strong, Neil Cox. George lV1oores, Gary Brill. FIFTII ROW-Loretta Morst', Grace Reafsnytler. SIXTH Row-llernon Foster, VVally Rive, Ben Frank- lin, Albert Darby, Gerald Six. Larry B Dick Cranston, Cu tl- ' Cl reelier, rn Connell, Iamex Lony, ement Hernandez, Frecl Ewald, Iolzn Putman, Rex Hickman. lfnoxi Row-Ralph Kier, Bessie llernande:, Tillie Hernandez, Louise llreini, lwyra Iolinson, lean- efre Head, Regina Ioyee, Etta lllay Fisher. Patsy Fouteli. Connie Carr, Carolyn Kavanaugli. Slfr'OIxlJ ROW-Raeliel Guillen, Lor- etta Hickolf. Gearline Gilelirisf. Gloria Gomez, Nancy Grove. Viv- ian Hoppe. Vivian Fisher, Clydeen Hales. Ianis Giltner, VVinifred Ford. Karen Hulylies. Rose Killion. lfuorsii' Row-Donald Carmelo, Roger Aten, Hoivard Blackman. Bruce Beauchamp, lVlildred Beeeli, Hiroko Aoyarna, Ian- ette Cliairez, Sllara Corning. Siactoxn Row - Duane Bor- yexon, Ronald Booth, Robert Blender, VVzzyne Collier, Pauline Condif, Vaudene Dailey. A4Hf'fl1ii Davis, Cor. lyss Courtney, Darlene Beatty. ffliarlene Atkins. TIIIIQID Row - Sanirnie f:i'Il7llS, Lewis Bauyli, Tony Arellano, Gene Col- lins, Gary Davidson, TVesley Applelniry. Io- anna Baeerra, lwarlene Bistel. Beverly Davis, Par Duclzart. Cfarol lfayles. Ceeilia Ba fry. iizivrvl' I2o'.v-Fiiniiico Tanaka, Patsy Rini- Iliff, liranees lVliitefield, Hilde Zinsniann, Pai Sniifli. laeoxn Row-Frank xlYi151OV1CI'. lfvelyn Rolyf ers, Barbara Hallie, lvadine Uxiril, lxlaney Seliielc, Susan Stroud. 'IYHIRIJ ROW-Lynn Tanner, Clarenee luaf son. Bob Stamp. lsalwel Villasenor, Socorro Trujillo, Alvina Romero, Daryl Taylor. Boll Rylance, Pliala Tliofnas. Noi' Suowx-Alive Balandrian, An- tonia Gon:ales, lfnzilly Hoare. Pat lVleelar, Donnie Aloreno, loe Oroseo, Helen Terrones, Pafrieia Orr, Sandra Naylor, Helen Garcia, Ronialda Gon- zales. Ianies Henson, lolin llernande:, Herman Iiles. Lloyd liletlivin, Dan Nevare:, Franees Oelioa, Bruce Por?- er, Albert Roliles, Frank Robles, Vin- eent Silva, Aurelio Tovar. Toni Fra- :ier, Ricliard llveini. lininzie Ufells, B. Wirlls, lune Biers, David Dallilorf, Dielf Fukuda, Virginia Hall. Yosliilro Hamada, Avery Perkins, Sandra l,an- ier, Russell lllerfens, pat Berry, David Kenton. Norman Hopper, Cfarl Koliler. Holi l.ove, Daniel lilarrinez, lieiuilil .Hesse-rall, I.lU!lll 'l'orli, Norman Ailains If il il! jp' 'llnw' -Q if ARGONALIT STAFF S'l',lXXll3lNG-lllilfflijll lllorrison, f7lIOfO' grzzplzic supervisory Pat lV1attoon, artg 1411117151 Powell, ir'rite-zipsg Ginny Lewis pzrivlicityg Barbara Decker, girls' sports Cfarollzln Fury, assistant editor: Bar' lmrzz Nearing, editor-in-chief: Bobbie lfVl1eelcr, tyuist: Iaclrie Bestel, layout: Nliss Anna Finley, adviser. SIiA'I'liIJ-Lowell Catlin, boys' sports: Bill Snurloclv, business manager: lim il4ClX,fl1!lCl1, student pliotoyrapllerg Yizlrfo Tanalfa, art ltitlr pagc and ccwerl. Nor SHOWN-Anita Block, 11rt,- Betty Rose. write-ups: Nels Nelson. art acl- viserg janet Gardiol, typistg Don Sic- velfc, boys' sports. ouvenirs, Buy Your auvenirs Here Selection of staff . . . choosing of theme . . . getting out of class to help with pictures . . . giggles over senior baby pictures . . writing crystal ball . . . cover design . . . identification of pictures . . . hard work, but fun . . . all go into the making of your souvenir . . . YOUR ANNUAL. FN. u Your Programs Here Orange County Press Club meetings . . . entertain the entire club at G. G .... in- formal class ...A AWho will take the copy to the printerl' '...' 'I've got to have the type- writer' '... read other school papers . . . make out mimeographed copies . . , VVhere is my articlel' '...' AVVho has the dummy . . . A'Who is the new editor? . . . That isn't the way you spell his name . . . Capably advised by Miss Anna Finley . . . work and play . . . all go into the making of the Argolog . . . your programs. 36 ARGOLOG STAFF STANDING-Miss Anna Finley. adviser: luanita Pope, Audrey Cripe, Bobbie lVl1relcr, Bar- bara Nearing, editor lc Rita Anderson. SEATEIQ-Warzclrz Ncaring, Lin- Ieu lrnsen, Irynnc Hashilaa, Wanda Wzitsrln. Walter Kruet- zer. NOT SHOWN-Sandra Bates, editor 2: Milflll lame Landon, Betty Rose, editor 2. GOLDEN FLEECE S'rANmNt: -Mrs. Eilvcnc La- Bartliv, acliiiscrp Charles Ander- scn, Burns Sriylclif, Bill Starkey, Bill Spiirloclr, lolmny Borrcgo, Richard Nisliioka, Luwcll Cat- lin, Art llflclntosli, Yiikio Tan- aka, Inv: Ayala, Ray Ramirez. Boi-vrly lWot'rnian. loanna Ap- plclniry, Siic,oNn SiiA'riiim-Sliirlcy Mocr- man, Barbara Armour. lane? Garrliol, lanvt Gl1Fl7t'l1,pHfAf,Hf- tnon, Ginny Lewis, Carolyn Fury, lwarilyn lllorrison, Irwell Hall. FRONT ROW-Barbara Ncariny, Liiana Powell, Gladys Postlc- tlirvaitc, Don Beal, lim Mat- snnaya, Bill Phillips, Marsliall Van clcr Linflc. lack Mitchell. Nm' Siiowx-Barbara Dt-fkcr. The Barkers- The official hosts and hostesses of the circus . . . the year starts . . . election of officers . . . initiation dinners . . . entertain- ment given by new members . . . that secret installation . . . go to L. A. to see Inside U. S. Af '... usher during Public Schools week . , . Ditch Day at San Clemente . . . set a good example for the rest of the circus. Intel ectual 6 owns- The intellectuals of the circus . . . state- wide organization . . . membership based on grades . . . conference at Santa Monica . . . roller skating party at Buena Park- meeting once a month . . . proudly they wear their hard earned pins . . . end season with picnic in May . . . advised by Miss Anna Finley. SCHOLARSI IIP S'l'AtxlHINti - Asalm Sliiycniasa, lane! Ciarcliol, pat lllartoon, Bulvlvit' Armour, Donna ll'z1cltt'r, Ann lolinsronv. Carolyn Fury. liiclitli Cfonlcy, lack Krazisliaar. Cforlyss Coiirtnvy, Karon Hiiyllcs. lohn Borrcgo, Patsy Rinimcr. ll'cslt'y Applclviiry, Alict' lllartin, Icannint' llonoliiiu, Susan Lnrnzcr, Ginny l,cu'is, Lois Zaliorsky, Ioanna Ap- plclniry, lVliss Anna Finley, atl- viscrg Barlvara Ncariny. CIiN'I'IiI? Row-llirolm Aoyam.-1, Riirilvo Nisliino, lfiko O:aki, Con- nic Cope, Hariiini Sliiytvnasa, Nancy Sliiclv, Yosliilro Haniacla, Iiieowr Row-Phala Tlmmas, Mur- ian llloriniofo, lvanncttc liislivr. Tvts O:alfi, Glenn English, fflar- cncc Tiiason, Bolt Rylancu. Cicm' Wiilzlt't'k'. lim lllalsiirzaya. gg 37 First Aid Tent- Regional conference at Los A11- geles . . . evening meetings. . . mem- bership drive . . . two representa- tives to Mar Casa Conference at Balboa Isle . . . meeting at Brea- Olinda . . . election of officers . . . Nels Nelson, adviser. Clowns from the circus . . . work for the good of all. Tent Designers- For art students only . . . meeting twice a month . . . art history talks . . . trip to Los Angeles Art Mtlseum . . . sponsored art exhibit of prints . . . pre- sentation of three prints to the school . . advised by Nels Nelson . . . add color and art to the big show. las A egres- lfn nuestra escuela hay una organiza- cion nueva, llamada Los Alegres, y en verdad esta organizacion se conforme con su nombre. Los Alegres se juntan el mier- coles ultimo de cada mes. Tienen una varidad de actividades interesantes. En el mes de abril la organizacion fue a ban- quetear en Santa Ana, y despues fueron al eine. Terminaron sus actividades con una partida de Campo. 38 ILINIOR RED CROSS STANDING-Ioanna Applebury. Ierry Sellauer, Rae Dunn, lVlary Henri- erson. Ginny Lewis, Nlarilyn lllorrison, Nels Nelson. adviser: Darlene Lewis. president: lVlary Flores. SEATED-Winifred Ford, lfVancla Neariny, Peyyy Iones, treasurer: Betty Rose, vice-presizlentg Boli- bie Wlleeler, secretary. NOT SHOWN-Betty Adams, Loretta xHiekolf, Ann lolznstone. WT? BACK R on Owxl ' r O A . X . V, .6 IQ -5l5r:rJ.3?g M, ,2gI.a,fzn2zxaf1Q0 fob T CL UB , 0 , ' 17, ll 11 , KN1,-'Q'e'11f FND '7ffff1Li-C6601 Q M. h1,,NP ex' lp at lar, 0,-1 IJ, 81,01 :JCM 70 -N . a fr' f ,- Dwi 'lerfp fn, fo I .011 W 1 5,0 F G-a,,,'P'3'5ff fijffve, ffm ,,i'-ff, C 1 ', r,,- OM, n '0.vf.' ar 114-10 7-KIA? G17 Vrqn. A 'H Groofwg 1:17:21-8 Christ 01,3 La 001. ' Alwzzit-1 nil flzffor bg, G 'LQUQQI V SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW-Ioan Cadwallader, lVlarsl1alla Stewart, Glenn Enylislz. Loren Kemper, Connie Cope, lizclitli Conley, president. CENTER Row-Miss Anna Finley, adviserg Ianet Gardiol, Ruriko Nislzino, Delila lVloror1es, Lydia Romero, Elsie Delyadillo. Carmen Grajeda. FRONT ROW-Doris Farnsworflz, lorzine Booth, Sandra Spencer. Iackie Bestel, Connie Garr, Pat Duchart. livestock frainers Bank of America Field Day . . . regional conference . . . Great VVestei'n Livestock Shovv '... Orange County Fair . . . Los Angeles County Fair . . . Farmers' Ball . . . Co-op Contest of Southern California . . . Building pens, hrooders, and such for the school . . . co-operatively owning livestock . . . very active club . . . Forrest Dunivin. adviser. Batik Row-Iolm Amling, Bill Stroud, Leonarcl Sclinciclcr. Ben fjSlll7-'l, lion Cross. Paul Knowlton. lim Rogers, Bolv Stamp, Dick lVlitcl1vll. Kenneth Price, TIIIRIJ ROW-Lynn Tanner, lim Cnllilmm, Dale Casada, Riclmrcl Peck, Louis Briugli, Isum-5 Hasegawa. SECOND Row-Curtis Altzvanfler, lfarl Ostrom. Rolnn Thomas, Wayrit' Collier, Cflzzrcwim' Dt-lVit!, Rolvcrt Doss, FRONT ROW-lvaync lwcrslion, Frank lfVagoncr, Tony Arellano. Roland Linflstrom, Hon- olrl Booth, Lyle Nlorse. Don Beal. Forrest Dunirin, adviser. Nt3'T SllUXYN-lllllllllll Nori:, Norman Hopper. ClIIIflL'S Orr, Victor Ostrom. Os. I 1 y.. il CROVVNING OF THE QUEEN Iolin Amling crouwiiny Pat lwattoon, Queen of the 30 Farmers' Ball. Biivrk-lVlinii Armstrong, Iunior camlirlatvg lou Cronliarrlt. Sophomore canfliclate. FOREGROUND-Phala Thomas, Freslzman canclirlute. Dancing Girls- Busy girls . . . made tops and clothes for hospital children . . . parties . . . pic- nics . . . electing new officers . . . initia- tion of new members . . . sent for pins. . . Thanksgiving basket . . . happy and friendly because they are always busy . . . polio drive . . . helping others while enjoying each other. Maasai? IUNIOR-SENIOR SUB-DEBS STANDING-Bolvlzie Oflllflllllllllffl, Barbara Decker, Carol Fletcher, Lois Zaliorsky, Ienieli Hall, Pat llrlaftoon, Carolyn Fury, lackie Bestel, lanet Garcliol, lVIarilyn Maur- rison, Iva Stacy, lean Head, Gwen Antler- son, Bobbie Armour, Ginny Lewis, Gladys Postlefluvaite, lerry Seliauer, lune Dunn, Shirley Nloernian, Beverly lVloern1an, Ioanna Appiebury. SEATIZIJ-Della Adams Fuller, Beverly Ham- ilton, Bobbie lVl1eeler, Ann Iolinstone, Peyyy Iones, Luana Powell, Arlene Zalzorsky, Wanda lVlurray, Harunu Sluyemasa, Nancy Stevens, Susan Larimer, lean lVartl, Audrey Cripe, Annetta North, Ianet Gurney. FRESI-IMAN-SOPHOMORE SUB-DEBS STANDING-Connie Cope, Sandra Bates, Ionine Booth, lllarslialla Sfeutart, lVlary Lou Post, Ioan Rainey, lVlary Henderson, Rae Dunn. SEATH11 BACK Row--Lucille Queja, Clydeen Hales, Marion lVlorin1oto, Leslie Mills, Darlene Lewis, Rose Killian. Siamlan Siacgoxn Row-Loretta Morse, Corlyss Courtney, Pliala Thomas, lVlartl1a Davis, Viryinia Soper, Ieanefte Hearl, Susan Stroud. FRONT ROW-lVanCy Sluelr, Ayleene .Dar- sons, Arleene Parsons, Nancy Struble, Pa! Morse. rapeze Girls- Newly organized . . . all high school girls . . . sponsored by Girl Scout Leaders' Association . . . Halloween party . . Christmas dance . . . representative to conference at Fullerton . . . expectations of Fall Conference . . . swimming party . . . meetings with recreation following la in, . . . all goes to show what fun these girls V , lVlmw--' 1 'c HW t Row Siiszirlllligglcgxfil'9inlaLIli? RICGYIE l1ilVC. ,.,.Bef!1 icildgen ' i'D,,1gne Cl -' Lqslic X S1-NsxiJiNl.KNM:UNG, .l Iindonl .17 .t Allen, h ludlth , A A . A V alri a . Boot i Srcwdff' ,, Marv l 'lC , mionfl' , lonmf . Adclf , Barth- pn Hdn - ,C CODC' pargonbv . Qllmlm luxe, ' ll' C,Oflfl ICCV14' Cififl' L 4 . Done , Sfru 7 U . ,Q Af V Ioan qnnlfll . ,. Nam!! ' N - Parson, , Njartlflf lgilrora Rg!l3lFgiit5WN'Alylrkqlihiia LauX- Nora Conlcglf l cila TllL717lflS2 Mclllm' pikfanda Nearirlil- wailadvff HI-Y STANDING-Iinz Rogers, Tummy Kav- anauyh, lim Matsunaya, Raymond Dc- Witt, lne: Ayala, Dalton Killion, Bill Spurlock, Curtis Stout, Iohnny Bor- reyo, Duane Richardson, George Ham- lin, lVlelvin Palmquist, llflarshall Van cler Linde, lack Mitchell, lack Elder. Ray Ramirez. KNEELING-Ted Kitada, Tommy Gui- han, Bill Phillips, lack Ida, Curly Bostleman, Bob Umphress, Darrel Leath. Iohn Perkins. Nobe Kitacla. lim Hinkle. Strong Men- aund and Round Members . . . any high school boy . . . These girls are really on a Merry-go- officers elected . . . meetings at the Youth round . . . typical activities . . . skating din- Center . . . recreation afterwards . . . basket- ner and pot luck . . . solemn induction cere- ball . . . skating . . . affiliated with Y.M.C.A. monies . . . candlelight and song . . , election . . . advised by Major Russel Fury. of officers . . . meetings . . . Shall we bring boys? ...yes...no...yes...takea vote . . . bunco game and dinner . . . proudly wear their pins . . . bring laughter to the fun zone . . . advised by Miss Vivian Elmgren. STANDING-Asako Shiyemasa, Aclele lWeI- vin, Virginia lcla, Alice lcla, Donna Wacker, Vivian Beauchamp, Nancy Stevens, Audrey Crips, lean Vfard, Vada Moore, Doris Smith, Bobbie Wlieeler, Della Adams Fuller, llliss Vivian Elm- gren, adviser: Ann lolmston, Rozella Borden, Betty Rose. SEATED-Louise lkcmi, Ayleene Parsons, Beverly Hamilton, Aletha Strayer, An' netta North. Eleanor jones, Arleene Par- sons, Gladys Spiker. 41 MQ M .W 'gf A MA am , V, 5 , QS 23 X is 3' fi ,N ' K-ww, .f5' K 1 1 A EW Q - 5 Z . W . MQW fu wt 3 ff 4 .... ,M Cla ' ww' v ,,A.-'B , , N. ,. ' .Q-sew ,muff F 6 ,A A K 5 1 ww' 'f .:k 3 vi wg. KK. .1 wi N Nsgw my x ff kiwi Mi b 1 SECRETARIAL CLUB KNEELING-Beverly Davenport, loanna Becerra, Eleanor Hernandez, Louise Ikemi, Hiroko Aoyama. Riiriko Niskino, Elsie Delgadillo, Carmen Graieda. Lydia Romero, Delila Morones. lva Stacy, Doris Smith. S'TANDlNG-MIS. Iosephine Aten, adviser: Ieannette Fisher, Phyllis Augustine, Diane Boll- iveiler, Iustina Hernandez, Charlene Atkins, Marie Qneia. Asalro Shiyemasa, Valrita Allen, Ioan Soule, Leonore Claus, Carol Fletcher, Beverly Silcotf, Viryinia Lang. NOT SHOWN-Ieannine Donohue, Mary Flores, Viryie Green, Pat Hammond, Blandina Hernandez, Virginia Ida, Marion Morirrzoto, Arleene Parsons, Ayleene Parsons. Lucille Queja, Nancy Struble. Circus Record Bureau Secretarial Club . . . brand new . . . all students welcome . . . meetings during ac- tivity period . . . skits . . . moving pictures . . . pert pins . . . established Typing Bureau for Tired Students . . . take dictation from teachers . . . pot luck dinner plus recreation . . . gained knowledge and practical ex- perience . . . advised by Mrs. Iosephine Aten . . . off to a flying start . . . preparing them- selves for the time when they leave the circus forever. 44 Domestic 6 owns National organization . . . home ec. stu- dents . . . worth while projects . . . beach party . . . conference at Corona . . . meetings every month . . , special programs . . . selec- tion of pins . . . twenty-four members . . . future homemakers of Cv, G .,., advised by Mrs. Mary Anderson . . . add a touch of home life to the ever moving circus. HOMEMAKING CLUB STANDING-Pat Hammond, Ieannine Dono- hue, Eleanor Iones, Thelma Wflflll, Beverly Smith, Lenore Claus, Clara llflelvin, Mary Anderson, adviser. SEATED-Evelyn Waffle, Ophelia Pinon, Viryie Green, Eleanor Hernandez, Iune Dunn NOT SHOWN-Betty Guihan. Alice Schoon- over. Diane Bollschweiler, Phyllis Augus- tine, Iosephine Osuna, liistina Hernandez, Lureta Vogel, Beverly Silcott, Cecilia Barry, Helen Falleticlf, Charlene Atkins. Shara Corning, Virginia Lang. ES 'S STAGE CREW BACK ROW-Bill Spurlock, stage manager: Wanda Murray, prop assistant: Dean Short, stage manager. FRONT Row-Ginny Lewis, propertiesg Barbara Nearing, sound effects: Gladys Postle- thwaite. ticket sales: Gene Waldeck, stage manager, Ianet Gardiol, Senior director: lean Ward, Iunior director. Me Main Attraction- HDEAR RUTH The cast and crew came through with top performances! . . , Rehearsals tough, but fun . . . cold nights with coffee rationed out to keep warm . . . Not so much noise back stage . . . Don't miss your cues . . . Please, stop laugh- ing, Ianetn . . . Linley, what a kick! . . . Why Miriam, what have you done? . . . Bill and those love scenes. Wow! . . . Opening night and butterflies . . . nobody misses a line! . . . With Mrs. Eileene LaBarthe's skillful directing and enduring patience the play is terrific . . . audience delighted . . . Great Show! . . . Dear Ruth rated the best ever. i e Show- Hurry, hurry, hurry . . . into the big tent . . . Side show at your lelt is Last Minute . . . by the Freshman Class . . . On your right . . . The Dummy . . . the Sophomore production . . . As you glance . . . to the rear of the tent . . . you see A'It Happened to Sweeney . . . put on by the luniors . . . and at the center . . . the main attraction . . . draws people like flies . . . the Senior Class . . . giving their performance of . . . Bett's Best Bet . . . which won the Competitive Assembly . . . roaring applause. X Batik Best Bef SENIOR COMPETITIVE ASSEMBLY LIQFT 'ro RIGHT-Carolyn Fury, Pat Mattoon, Don Stroud, Linlcy Icnscn. lf Happened to Sweeney Pat Lewis. Della Adams Full- er, Dalton Killion, Betty Rose, Luana Powell. ine Dummy Sandra Bates, Ionine Booth, lim lVleKinney, Phil Smith, Loren Kemper. last Minute Cliff O'Hcrn, Horvarfl Black- man, Ierry German, Bob Ry- lanee, Gene Collins, Beverly Davis. Gary Davidson. Susan Stroud. lanis Gilmer, Ia nz e S l,on,q. Larry Breeher, Albert Darby, Daniel lVlartine:. BAND BACK ROW-George Moore, Gary Brill, Rex Hickman, lim Hollenbeck, Ken Wylie, An- dres Flores, Walter Kreutzer, Herman Giles. SECOND ROW-Charles Kates, Iolzn Koenes, Bill Starkey, Burns Srigley, lames Hensen, Roger Aten, Kent Morgan, Bill Phillips. FRONT ROW--Ioan Cadwallader. Clydeen Hales, Don Tuason, Martha Davis, Don Mauer, Virginia Hall, Alice Martin, Pat lVIorse, Connie Cope, WHAHIIC Croswlzite. Glenn English, Richard Ikemi, Pete Perez, Curtis Alexander, Ronnie Slate, Loretta Morse, Bobbie Armour. KNEELING'-'p8llliHC Condit, Grace Reafsny- der. Gene Collins, Nancy Stevens, Vernon Maxwell. MAIORETTES - Wanda Murray, Shirley Starkey. 6' 46 11-ray, jo fo . is-C'4f7,ll?,'iE1S'Sw , ,SWG .9 Star 'fe Tlie Ilead of the Parade- Here comes the home-town band! . . . The 1nusic's thrilling! . . . George Gill, the head man . . . Always at the games . . . giving G. G. a great showing . . . the students have something to be proud of when they see their sharp looking band marching along . . . Takes a lot of drilling . . . The Annual Band Concert thrills music lovers . . . a circus wouldn't be a circus without a band. 50 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB S'rANmNG-Lois Zaliorsky. Pat- sy Fouteli, Vada lVloore. Iris Ryssman. laniec Christensen, Plzgliss Cronlzardt, Regina loyce, Ianette Cliairez, Connie Moreno, Thelma Wilc'y, Bar- bara Spurlock, Liarme Kent. Pauline Dodd. Pat Smith. Miss Helen Anderson. adviser. KNELZLING-Ianis Giltner. Karen Hughes. Mirrzi Armstrong, Betty Arm Fluegge, Sandra Sclmrr, Opal Miirpliy. Betty Steelrnan. Connie Garr, Betty Adams, Carol Eagles, Elvera Bnrela, Loretta Hickok. SEATED-Beverly Davis, Beverly Davenport. Artlitli Darcli, Willie Cooper. Gloria Lopera. Peggy Wliite. Pat Burns, Carmen Leon. Lucy Pinon. I-'rom the Calliope Beautiful tones blended in song! . . . that's the Girls' Glee Club . . . Miss Helen Anderson leading the girls . . . beautiful job . . . lot of work . . . sore throats . . . rehears- als for operetta A'The Mocking Bird' '... excellent showl The mellow songs rendered by the Boys' Glee Club . . . stimulat- ing songs at assemblies . . . au- diences thrilledl . . . great work in V K OCTET LliF'1' T0 RIGHT-Mimi Armstrong, Beverly Davenport. Betty Ann Fliiegge. Connie Cope, Darlene Lewis. Connie Garr. Pauline Dodd, Bazrlmru Spurloclv. the operetta . . . music and song for a successful circus. BOYS' GLEE CLUB STANDING-Herman liles, Bolw Rylanee, Tommy Kavanauglz, lack lolmson, Iini lVlCKinneg, Riclmral Lnrlvin, Roland Linclsfrorn. Charles Orr. Plzil Smith, Charles Anilersin. Bill Spurloclr, Kenneth lVglie, George Gill, aclviserp Loren Kemper. KNliEI.ING-Lynn Tanner, lflfagne Crosiulzite. Glenn English, lolm Perkins, Kent MOFg.'1Il, Pat Lewis, Curly Bostelnian, George , Moores, Iames Long. 5' SONG AND YELL LEADERS Top PICTURE LEFT-Marilgfrr Morrison, lean Ward, Eleanor TOP PICTURE RIGHT-Beverly Mocrman. Ianct Gurney, Shirley Iones. Nlocrman. Q The Pep of the Circus- Noise and music make it more funl . . . Fight for red and white . . , Sing! . . . Clap, you guys . . . Pretty smiles from Ian and the twins . . . lot of practice . . .Yell . . . Rah, Rah, Rah! . . . great job, lvlorrison, Iones, and Ward! . . . keep spirits light and high . . . Those who lead the yells and songs deserve great merit 52 vwgs31n?a ,.132:1, 11? f ,.,.,,.L1 1 W- Sill Y VARSITY FOOTBALL SQTANIJING-Gene VValdcCk, manager- C.oach Blanchard Beatty: Ray D1-Witt, Inc: Ayala, Dick lVlitchell, Bob Arch- cr, Captain: Bill Spurlock, Clair Uren, Pat Lewis, Ken Wylie, manager. SECOND ROW-George Hamlin, Lest- er Hann, Kenneth Price, lack Ida. Don Sievckc. Ray Ramirez, Arthur Carlson, Douglas Davis, Clyde Smith. Rudy Zitny, Iohn Amliuy, Lowell Catlin. FRONT ROW--Duane Richardson, Leonard Schneider. lim lwatsuriaya, Bob Wylie, captain: lim Rogers, Don Maurer. lohn Borrcyo. Rau I1 lleclrs Starting with a blaze of glory the Argonau' qridclers defeated Anihei t th f , y . 4 m o e tune o 13-6. The next week they came back to lose a heartbreaker to Orange High, a powerhouse in the Sunset L . . . . . eague. From this beginning the Argos went on to register two verdicts over Puente and Valencia, 21-6, and 20-6 respectively. It was in the Valencia fracus that Garden Grove lost the services of their star fullback Bob Umphress, due to injury. Umphress, Iohnny Borrego and Darrel Leath were also out of art' . c ion, Thus the Argos were seriously handicapped for the rest of the season. Unable to muster the final d E h ' ' ' ' ' rixe o a c ampionship team, the grldders wound up m fourth place, dropping close decisions to Tustin, the League champions, and to Brea. However, G. G. turned the tables against Capo 18-O. but lost to Laguna. Bob Archer was the lone Argonaut to represent Garden Grove on the first string all Le'1 ue , C c g team. Other outstanding players were lim Matsunaga, Don Stroud, Don Maurer, and Ray Ramirez. -Q1 X PLAYERS of the WEEK BOB ARCHER Tustin Game IIM ROGERS Laguna Game DICK M ITCH ELL Brea Game IIM MATSUNAGA Tustin Game BOB UMPHRESS Valencia Game DON MA UR ER Capo Gaim' ee aotball Sporting a record to be proud of, Coach Don Kennedy's Bee squad brought home their first championship. The team seemed to find themselves after losing their first two opening games. Then sparked by the stellar run- ning and passing of Nobe Kitada, who operated from quarterback on their new T-formation, they then began to click, In League play thew were un- defeated. Some of the outstanding players were lack Elder, Bob Carson, Dick Green, Cliff O'Hern, Bill Phillips, lim Hollenbeck, and Ted Kitada. Congratu- lations to you boys and to the rest of the team members for a job well done. Valencia . . 35-7 Laguna Beach . . 32-0 Tustin. . . 42-0 Capistrano . . 32-6 Brea . . 57-6 'fa -V3 BEE FOOTBALL TOP ROW-lim Hinklc. managcrg Dick Grccn, Bob Rylance, lack Elder, Richard Peck, Coach Don Kennedy. SECOND ROW-Pete Perez, Bob Iolmson, lim Pccor, Nobc Kitada, Wesley Groom, Dalton Killion, LeRoy Ohmcr. TFIIRIJ Row-Marshall Van dcr Lindo, lack Mitchell. lack Dales, Bill Phillips, Tod Kitacla, Daryl Taylor, Adolph Maya. VARSITY BASKETBALL Sam Mcclary, Iohn Borrego, Bob Darby, Richard Fletcher, Iohn Amliny, Leonard Schneider, Bob McClellan, Inez Ayala, Clair Urcn, Bob Archer, captaing Iim Hinklc. Ray Ramirez. Nobc Kitada, Coach Don Kennedy. Hail tire Cham s- The Varsity, led by the able coaching of Don Kennedy, swept the Orange League-taking the first basketball championship in G. Gfs history. Starting slow with 3 losses in 7 practice games, the Argonaut quintet settled down to win all IO League games-including 2 heart-stopping 1 point wins over Valencia. The Argonauts won l game and lost 2 games in the C.I.F. playoffs. Iohn Borrego, Nobe Kitada, Ray Ramirez and Bob Archer were placed on the All Orange League team. Archer also set a new League scoring record of 170 points in 10 games and was chosen on the All C.l.F, second team. Congratulations, boys. BEE BASKETBALL Bill Phillips, Dick Green, lim Pecor, lack Dales, Marshall Van der Linde, lun Nishino. Darryl Holt, Bob Rylancc, lack Elder, lohn Duchart, George Hamlin, lack Kraushaar, Coach Don Kennedy, Coach Don Kennedys Bee's were not as fortunate as the varsity in their season- Winning only 4 out of their 10 league games. Top scoring honors went to Center lack Elder who led in their victories over Tustin, Capo, and Valencia. -5 tee and Dee- The second Basketball Championship came in the Cee division with Blanchard Beatty as coach. The team won all 5 league games-losing only 3 of their 4 practice games. Gary Davidson was the top scorer. Lacking experience and material, Coach Blanchard Beatty's Dee's had a poor season -winning 2 out of 5 of their league games. They wound up in fourth place in League competition. Wt. ' -'-- DEE BASKETBALL CEE BASKETBALL FRONT Row-Albert Darby, Dan Martinez, Rus- BACK Row-Fred Larsen, manager, Tcd Kitada. 5911 Mgfrg-ns, Howard Blackman, Walter Soper, lames Hasegawa, Vernon Ma.vufeIl, Sammie Callas. Don Beal. Gary Davidson, Cliff O'Hcrn, Coach Blanchard BACK ROW-Coach Blanchard Beatty, Roger Atcn, Beatty. Tets Ozaki, Lewis Baugli, Dick Fukuda, Iamcs FRONT ROW-Ronald Slate, Gary Brill, Rex Hick- Willey, Fred Larsen, manager. man, Clarence Tuason, Lloyd Metlwin. 57 .Zi VARSITY TRACK STANDING-Bob Umphress, Steve Larsen, lim Matsunaga, Bob McClellan, Iohn Duchart, Leonard Schneider, lack Mitchell, Dick Nishioka, lack Elder, Iohn Borrego. Frank Hansen, Lester Hann, Bill Spurloek, Clyde Smith, Larry Brecher. lack Kraushaar. W'esley Applebury, Adolph Maya, Iulian Valdez. KNEELING-DOH Stroud, Fred Larsen, Ray Ramirez, Dick Green, Lowell Catlin, Burns Srigley, Dick Applebury, Inez Ayala, lack Ida. S eed Deman- Garden Grove's varsity Hjinx bust- ers finally broke the three-year Laguna Beach strangle hold on var- sity track competition. The Argo- nauts scored 5915 points to Laguna's 5215 in the Orange League finals, while the other schools trailed far behind. This brought to a climax one of the greatest seasons in recent years. New school records were set by Ray Ramirez, in the quarter mile, and the relay combination of Bob Umphres, Richard Applebury, Ray Ramirez, and Burns Srigley. Out- standing performances were turned in by Bob Umphress and Burns Srig- ley, Sprints and broad jump: Adolph Maya, mile: and Don Stroud, pole vault. CEE TRACK BACK ROW-Lewis Bauyh, Dick Fu- kuda, Ted Kitada, Rex Hickman, Clarence Tuason, Russell Me-rtens. FRONT ROW-Norman Hopper, Iames Willey, Richard lkemi, Lloyd Metlilfin, Tets Ozaki, Daniel Martinez. 58 lately' FRONT Rf O'9'1 Kemp?-LZ De Wirr, G5 TRACK WNF ' Lyn 7- Ofyc H , . IW-Qxiilelinirlyfarfzneg Bzylfr, COajZ7fZ,7. fun Nishfno . J 6 Morsc- rarkvy' Bobegzzeallll I hm 17' 011011110 A' arson' 1601 C 'Eldf-, V ' Crnon SUN 1:47, o,NC S 0 E0xl6p4r, O17 806 47' eaf lffaufwaf Coa MQ CZ 67116, TEN 'lf 471794, lqsoq T 01.961 ,if-.leflvg-Zrwlzf 34 6514 ' G! arf 4161, e'7fz S071 55164-6 7.9f ' Ofc' - ro 'M 4 ts' af J-elfeaqiiber O 'fs rw' 'yer abc, 6000 Old 'fl do . Q, fe, 6,9119 'L Stellar Performers- Pop Eidelson's tennis team appeared to have championship material . . . led by such stellar performers as Bob Wylie, Pat Lewis and Felix Martinez . . . great amount of depth . . . poised for their league season , . . after compet- ing in a few pre-season matches with large schools, they broke even in the win and loss column. Bee and Cee Track- Endeavoring to win the varsity championship, Coach Don Kennedy used some of his Bee standouts. Thus weakening the squad, the middle class spikesters could not do better than to place second to Tustin who won the Bee crown with 46 points. Garden Grove scored 2115 points. However, plenty of talent graced their ranks and for next year with such performers as lack Elder, Iohn Duchart, lack Mitchell and Bob Carson, who tied the Bee high hurdle mark, prospects are far from gloomy. The Argo Cee squad, led by Vernon Maxwell and Charley Neal, wound up in third spot. Final scores in that division were Laguna Beach 35531, Cap- istrano 24, Garden Grove 1914, Valencia 12, Tustin 7, Brea-Olinda 0. VARSITY BASEBALL TOP ROW-Coach Blanchard Beatty, Sam Mcclary, Cliff O'Hern, Marsiiall Van der Linde. Bill Phillips, Bob McClellan, Darrel Leath. BOTTOM Row--Ray Ramirez, Iohn Duchart, lim Hinkle, lack Elder, Bob Darby, Iohn Amling, Iohnny Borrego. Varsity Baseball- With the excellent pitching of returning lettermen Ray Ramirez and Iohn Borrego, Coach Blanchard Beatty is looking forward to a success- ful season in the Orange League. As the Argonaut goes to press, the League play has not as yet begun and only two practice games with Orange have been played, both of which were lost when the Argos could not seem to get their hitting eye. . . 'S . .Q jar ' ILINIOR VARSITY FIRST Row-Doug Davis, Clyde Smith, Howard Blackman, Ronald Slate, Pete Perez. SECOND Row-Coach Blanchard Beatty, Roger Aten, Bob Iohnson, Daryl Taylor, Gene Collins. l'HIRD ROW-Ted Kitada, LeRoy Ohmer, lack Dales, Bob Rylance, Garry Davidson, Lynn Tanner. 60 9 fs-r - V? f H 3 V5 Q. , 5' 5 ,,.f, :F S XXX wa'-' 'i 1 'f'2fW1 A a ., , L. ,4-1 k-9 Star Performer For her outstanding cooperation . . . partici- pation all four years . . . athletic ability . . . the G.A.A. award goes to Alice Ida . . . hard work- ' er . . . true sportsman . , . starred in baseball . . . a good all-around player . . . Captain of many teams . . . always present for after school sports . . . showed skill at playdays-historian of G.A.A. in Iunior year . . . president in Senior year . . . Alice truly deserves this award as the outstanding girl athlete of 1950. Vim G.A.A. OFFICERS LEFT TO Riczifr-Harumi Shigcmasa, historian: Elsie Delgadzllo, secretary: Barbara Decker, vice-presirlentg Alice Icla. president. -L ra eze Artists The three ring circus was never like this . . . basketball . . . hockey . . . baseball . . . volleyball . . . tennis . . . softball . . . something happening all the time . . . thc girls of the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation work for their letters . . . a lot of keen competitionwall top- G.A.A. IVIEIVIBERS STANDING-Romalda Gonzales, Par lVlattoon, lanet Gardiol, lewell Hall, Virginia Ida, lessie Salyado, lean Ward, Nancy Stevens, Peggy loncs, Wanda lVlurray, Eluera Barela, Rafaclita Pinon, Harumi Shigemasa, Frances Ochoa, Mrs. Mary llflitchell. SHATHD REAR-Corina Valencia, Esther Lopez, Ioan Cadwalladcr, Connie Cope. Ayiccne Parsons, Arleene Parsons, Pauline Conclit. Winifred Forcl, Pat Duchart, Virginia Soper, lVlartlia Davis, Louise Ikemi. leannine Donohue, Rachel Guillen, FRONT--Eleanor Iones, Carolyn Fury, Ginny Lewis, Ioanna Applebury, Lucille Queja. Mary Flores. Gladys Postletliwaite, Lyclia Romero, Pat Hammond. 62 ped off with a G.A.A. spread-- food, fun and entertainment. BASKETBALL STANDING-Mrs. Mary Mitchell. lcw- ell Hall, Pat Mattoon, Carolyn Fury, Barbara Decker, Ginny Lewis, Della Adams-Fuller. Gladys Postlethwaite, Ianet Gardiol. SEATED REAR - lune Mulford, Pat Ehrbar, Wanda Murray, Peggy Iones. lean Ward, Elsie Dclyadillo, Eleanor lones, Alice Ida, Virginia Ida. SEATED FRONT-Bobbie Wheeler, Har- umi Shigemasa. Lydia Romero, Betty Rose, Nancy Stevens, Rafaelita Pinon. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL STANDING-lVIrs. Mary Mitchell, Icssie Salyado, Pat Larkin, Beverly Davenport, Corina Valencia, Marie Queja, Helen Tcrrones, Carolyn Kauanauyh, Clydeen Hales, Pat Morris, Socorro Trujillo, Rachel Guillen, Betty Adams, Pat Ducliart, Carol Eagles. BACK Row SEATED-Winifred Ford, Alberta Mulford, Grace Reafsnyder, Cecilia Barry, leannine Donohue, Pat Hammond, loan Cadwallacler. MIDDLE Row SEATED-Eleanor Hernandez, Mary Lon Post, Mary Henderson. Rae Dunn, Martha Davis, Virginia Sopcr, lunc Stout, Norma Pittser, Connie Cope, Margaret Gutierrez. Esther Lopez, Connie Garr. FIRST ROW SEATED-Marlene Bcstel, Rita Anderson, Sandra Roll, Ioy Cronhardt. Vickie Dailey, Lucille Qucja, Arlcenc Parsons, Aylecnc Parsons, Pauline Condit, Liannc Girls' Basketball- Practice to become perfect . . . Oh, Mitch! . . , Do we have to practice today? . . . Yes! . . . time for the big performance . . . playday at Fullerton- seniors played Santa Ana . . . defeated . . Garden Grove 6 . . . Santa Ana 20 . . . Capo defeated juniors . . . 21-11 . . . Sophs beaten by Anaheim . . . 13-47 . . . and the triumphant Frosh . . . beat Fullerton . . . 18-15 . . . first three per- formances . . . Why didn't we practice more? . . . fourth performance saves the day . . . and the show goes on. 63 Hockey- The girls enjoyed . . . a day of sports at Griffith Park . . . all had loads of fun playing South Pasadena and Tustin . . . exhibition game was played . . . which was really smooth . . . and showed what practice can do . . . next came the big day, that playday at Tustin . . . Seniors and Iuniors defeated by Tustin. 3-0 . . . Sophs and Frosh tied with Brea, 0-0. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE HOCKEY BACK ROW - Corina Valencia, El- vcra Barela, Iessie Salgado, Betty Adams, Connie Garr, Kathleen Guihan FRONT ROW-Esther Lopez, Ieannine Donohue, Mary Flores, Pat Duchart, Lucille Queja, Ayleene Parsons, Ar- lcene Parsons, Elvina Romero. HOCKEY STANDING-Pat Mattoon, lcwcll Hall, Ianet Gardiol, Eluera Barcla, Virginia Ida, Mrs. Mary Mitchell. SEATED-Nancy Stevens, Rafaelita Pinon, Eleanor Iones, Harumi Shige- masa, Eiko Ozaki, lean Ward. Nor SHOWN-Ginny Lewis, Carolyn Fury. IUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEYBALL STANDING -- Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Wanda Murray. Virginia Ida, Arlene Zahorsky, Ianice Mucklcwcc, Elvera Barela, Rafaelita Pinon, Eiko Ozaki, Harumi Shigemasa, lean Ward. Nancy Stevens, Peggy Iones, Iune Mulford. SEATED - lanet Gardiol, Lydia Ro- mero, Elsie Delgadillo, Barbara Deck- er, Pat Mattoon, Ginny Lewis, Caro- lyn Fury, Eleanor Iones. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL STANDING-Carolyn Kauanaugh, Pat Larkin, Louise lkemi. Ioanna Baccrra. Pat Duchart, Corina Valencia, Iessie Salgado, Mary Flores, Alberta lllul- forcl, Iune Stout, Donna Ware, Rita Anderson, Pat Morse, Pat Hammond, Ieannine Donohue, Ioan Caldwalladcr, Kathleen Gillham, Esther Lopez, Mrs. Mary Mitchell. KNEELING-Iustina Hernandez, Fran- ces Ochoa, Socorro Trujillo, Arleene Parsons. Ayleene Parsons, Eleanor Hcr- nandez, Lucille Queja, Aluina Ro- mero, Norma Pittser, Lianne Kent, Ruth Anderson, Sharon Hayes, Paul- ine Dodd, Valrita Allen, Nancy Struble. SEATED-Connie Garr. Betty Adams. Pat Orr, Nancy Shiclr, Martlza Davis, Ieanette Head, Grace Reafsnyder, Cecilia Barry, Clydeen Hales, Phala Thomas, Marie Queja. Valleybnll Hot afternoons . . . hard practices after school . . . interclass contests . . . at last . . . playday at Orange . . . Barbara Decker, captain of the Seniors, led her troop to victory over Valencia, 32-17 , . . Harumi Shigemasa, captain of first team, and Iune Mulford, captain of second team, met disappointments . . . as the two teams were defeated . . . G. G. 25 . . . Newport 36 . . . and G. G. 29 . . . Orange 43 . . . Sophs' first team . . . victorious over Brea, 35-16 . . . second team defeated by Anaheim . . . 22-46 . . . Virginia Soper led her first Frosh team . . . to victory over Orange, 32-30 . . . Nancy Shick's second Frosh team put on a terrific performance . . . beaten by Fullerton 29-26 . . . fine show by all trapeze artists. 65 oftball- The last sport of the season . . . but not the least . , . Nice sunny practices . . . playball . . . Who's up first, Mitch? . . . Foul ball . . . Strike three, you're out . . . Kill the ump . . . Iunior and Senior playday at Newport Harbor, May 23 . . . Freshman and Sophomore playclay at Valencia, May 25. IUNIOR-SENIOR SOFTBALL TOP ROW-Rafaelita Pinon, Beverly Hamilton, Nancy Stevens, Virginia Ida. THIRD Row-Harumi Shigemasa, Audrey Cripe, lean Ward, Arlene Zahorsky. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Mary Mitchell, coach, Peggy Ioncs, Wanda Murray, Eleanor Iones. FRONT Row-Virginia Lewis, Iewcll Hall, Carolyn Fury, Barbara Decker, Pat Mattoon. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SOFTBALL BACK ROW-Ieanne Iennings, Sandy Schurr, Pauline Condit, Alvina Romero, Frances Ochoa, Helen Garcia, Socorro Trujillo, Rachel Guillen. FOURTH Row-Ayleene Parsons, Arleene Parsons, Mary Lou Post, Martha Davis, Virginia Soper, Clydeen Hales, Alberta Mulford, Virginia Hall. THIRD ROW-Carolyn Kauanaugh. lime Stout, Ioan Cadwallader, Ieannine Donohue. Marie Queja, Vicki Dailey, Io Ann Becerra. Phala Thomas. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, coach. SECOND ROW-Pat Larkin, Lois Harris, Norma Pittser, Donna Ware, Corina Valen- cia, Iessie Salgado, Esther Lopez, Nancy Shick, Pat Orr. FRONT ROW-Connie Garr, Pat Duchart, Carol Eagles, Cecilia Barry, Rita Anderson, Sharon Hayes, Mary Flores, Lucille Queja, Betty Adams, Bev Davis. 66 TENNIS STANDING-Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Har- umi Shigemasa, Peggy Ioncs, Wanda Murray, Socorro Trujillo, Rachel Guillen, Pat Larkin, Barbara Decker. Iewell Hall, Carolyn Fury, Pat Mat- toon. KNEELING-Alice Ida, Norma Pittscr, Nancy Grove, Winifred Ford, Vir- ginia lda, Pat Ehrbar, Eleanor Iones. SEATED-Pauline Condit, Martha Davis, Virginia Soper, lean Ward, Iune Stout, Carolyn Kauanaugh. ennis- admiaton- Tennis teams . . . good troopers . . . fair- ed badly at the hands of their opponents . . . girls who did not take part at Santa Ana went to Brea for a tournament . . . star per- former, Pat Mattoon . . . seniors played first singles . . . competed with Tustin . . . repre- senting the seniors in doubles . . . Iewell Hall and Ioanna Applebury . . . Virginia Ida for juniors . . . played first singles . . . met Orange at Santa Ana . . . playing Iunior doubles . . . lean Ward and Peggy Iones . . . although striving diligently . . . they were defeated by Orange. G.A.A. BADMINTON BACK Row-Harumi Shigemasa, RHS Pinon, Cecilia Barry, Ann Iohnstone, Carol Eagles Carolyn Kauanaugh. Virginia Ida, Audrey Cripe. Arlene Zahorslvy, Sharon Hayes, Charlene Atkins, Phala Thomas, Barbara Near- ing, Wanda Murray. CENTER Row-Marion Moromoto, Eleanor Iones, Ieannette Colomey, Donna Ware, Rita Anderson, Norma Pittser, Iune Stout, Mary Flores, Lu- cille Queja, Arlecne Parsons,, Connie Garr. FRONT ROW-Peggy Iones, Ayleene Parsons, Virginia Hall, Rose Killion, Wanda Ncaring, Pat Duclxart. Are you ready . . . serve it . . . point . . . 50 girls sign up for yearly tournament . . . three sets , . . activity period . . . after school . . . fast, hard games . . . lot of fun for every- one . . . especially happy are the winners of the tournament. 67 Q 5 F' . ,iv W: ,, R ::- if K . 1.,- t-:L I. . Q A 1 :su ai' gan' if' ill . fx qi I5 'IF' W 5 X as . , Q.. :dnl Q if qv-rm-W , .h..wwm.kz,,g. Ni Q .., ..,.., ., A Wm C., , 1 .44 4 Nicks x . , 'W' fJ . Jnvlons ll Qfw 431 dH,,.,.-.-- i 'Vk -M-www.-W... Q sur '----... in A BABY PICTURES-1. Ioanna Applcbury, 2. Bob Smith: 3. Marilyn Morrisong 4. Gwen Andcrsong 5. 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Corner Euclid and Acacia Handling a Complele Line of ALBERS QUALITY CONTROL FEEDS I-IAY, GRAIN, INSECTICIDES, SEED AND FERTILIZER PET SUPPLIES BEST NTISHES CLASS Of I950 LA VERNE J. REAFSNYDER STATE FARM INSURANCE Co. Life -- Fire - Jutomobile BUSINESS: IIO32 6.6. BLVD.-PI-IONE ZI36 RESIDENCE: I267I PINE ST.-PI-IONE 5452 Phone 6866 EDWARD OHMER F L O R I S In S Groceries, Mears, Seed and Planfs SCHNEIDER'S MARKET I266I Soufh Gilberi Avenu GARDEN GROVE BLVD. and EUCLID PHONE 449 GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes Graduaies of 1950 GEM 5 8: 10 Your P11'l-8111111-Q' Store I2932 S. EUCLID GARDEN GROVE HARDWARE o PAINTS o APPLIANCES Builders Hll1'd1L'lll'6 - Tools - HOIl.Y61L'Ill'8J PLUMBING - PLUMBING SUPPLIES GARDEN Gnovr: 421 GARDEN GROVE HARDWARE Trees, Shrubs, Rosea Polio Planfs, Ornamenf Poffery, Garden Supplies Y ' 1 I COIlgI'IlflllIlfl0Il.I', bvrzrory' SUN GARDEN NURSERY Bernard's Barber Shop 8382 Garden Grove Boulevard Telephone 232 8 GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA I N Euclid Avcnllc STERLING and HARRIET WALKER WESTER UTO STORE The Place to Safe CLARENCE SASSE HUNGRY? Walt's Drive-In First and Harbor Orange County-The Garden Spot of Cotftornfo Garden Grove-The Garden Spot of Orange County ORANGE EMPIRE REALTY 95II Garden Grove Blvd. Tel. G.G. 2-4IOI GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. Congratulations, Scniom VILLAGE LUMBER CO. l2922 Hunfingfon Beach Boulevard GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. Phones: Garden Grove 23l3l-Wesiminsfer 8054 Fewell Concreie Pipe Co. A, V. FEWELL L. L. DOBKINS 40 Years Experience Congratulations and Good Luck Lupien Tire 81 Recapping Concrete Pipe, Gates and VaLvcs, Septic Tanks, BuLldozEnq, Machine TrorTcl'TirTq, Bfaclsmitrminq 10752 Penn Phone 5756 '302' CENTURY BLVD- GARDEN GROVE' CAM' TIRES TUBES BATTERIES A N D R E S ' LADIES' APPAREL Clothew to Fit All Occosfon For School - For Dress II038 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. PHONE 2-309I YOU NG'S BARBER SHOP IZ933 EUCLID Best llfislzex for Your Szufcess GARDEN GROVE LOCKERS ORANGE COUNTY FROZEN FOODS llfislz You Il AIIIAIIWIIIHI of Success l32l2 CENTURY I36 GARDEN GROVE BLVD OPEN SUNDAYS C. M. ENGLISH, INC. 10:64 GARDEN GROVE BOULEVARD GARDEN GROVE. CALIFORNIA PHONEG G 2I65 SAF EWAY STORES, INC. Congrafulafes H1-e Class of 1950 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 H. L. GOCERTY, ARCHITECT Telephone 657l Valley Office 81 SCIIOOI Equipmeni' Co. B California Complefe School Supply House WHOLESALE ONLY J Ii VV If L If R ROBERT H. CLINTON, So. Calif. Represenlalive GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. 1426 P STREET BAKERSFIELD, CAUF. ' 0 Mdfqe S Fl0Wef 5l10P Nearlng's Blvd. Nursery Flowers for All Occasions Complclc Num-cry Line Free Delifvery lI22I G. G. Blvd. Phone 767 ll22l G. G. Blvd. Phone 2-382l R. A. TIERNAN TYPEWRITER CO. SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Rl-lNNEY'S IEE CREAM CU. Retail CIlll.f07'Ill-Il'.5 Finest Vllholcsalc Klmbcrly 2-9377 H862 So. llnrbor Blvd. SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA WACKEIPS GROCERY GROCERIES - FRUITS --- VIiGET,'lBLES 12965 EUCLID IHOINI HI! Congrafulafions fo fhe Graduafing Class of 1950 QU. ana! MVS. JDCVGUSAGGY MARION ,S AUTO SERVICE Unifed Mofors Service NIARION UMPHRESS 12851 limi ID M1 Bon SHREEVES C0l1gfllfll!Ilfi0fl.I' Graa'uale's CHEVRON SERVICE 11262 Garden Grove Blvd. I N E I. S 0 N IS .Phone 2022 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO FINISHING CARLSON'S FURNITURE POPTPAITS and PHOTO SUPPLIES HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHER PORTRAITS AND GROUPS 12962 Euclid Garden Grove Phone GG' 24876 I2883 Euclid Phone 6736 FOR COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING See 512 EA ST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM PHONE 5201 Grange County AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLY CO. ZIS North Sycamore Slrcct Klmbcrly Zl I6 SANTA ANA, CALIF. A. TURK N. W1A11'1'15 Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of 1950 W. l. FARHUW SUN 101726. G. BLVD. PHONE G. C 7018 I426 Bakersfield Paper Co. CONGRATULATIONS SCHOOL EQUIPMENT To fhe Class of 1950 OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPUES PENCILS, NOTEBOOKS, ETC. P Sireef Phone 9-975l BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. MlLLER'iS' SERVICE ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS J.D.IWILLER Congratulations and life Ufish You Success MARTIN'S MEN'S STORE Thanks for your pafronage Congratulations Class of 1050 GROVER'S MARKET Open Sundays Phone 5391 11155 GARDEN GROVE BOULEVARD Everyfhing for fhe Sporfsman AUS SPORTING GOODS PHONE KI 2-0779 +11 So. MAIN ST., Sul x Ax x FIRST NATIUNAL BANK UF GARDEN ERUVE. EALIFIJRNIA T lephone 4-52 Serum ind Lourtmv OGDEN'S PHARMACY Cosmetics - P1'escr1'pI1'0n.r - Veterinary Szlppfies L B OGDEN, Prop'-iezof GAIQDEN Glam L Xl IIURNI x lVe Gme S' SL H Cwreen Stamp.: HONOLD BROTHERS MORTUARY An Institution for Community Se:-mee GARDEN GROVF CALIFORNIA IONI I' Cnrden Grove Blvd. Pham 160 LOS ANGIiI,IiS '1'lNlIiS llomv lJ4'!l'7'l'I'-Q' lAIL'1:1f:R'1' W. HIQAIJ, ,Algvnl IZSII SOUTH 9TH STREET PHONE G. G. 672i Urangv C011 nfy 'J Own 926 Ii. FIRST ST. SANTA ANA, CALIF w n. wf'-4+' - 'f -P2--I has