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

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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.

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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.

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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.