Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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1904 — ISuriis S. Chaffee — Has been in Kilms Hopkins L ' niversity. Now a surgeon and probably in I ' rance. IQ05 — Feb. — Earl Skiles — I ' .ookkeeper tor a prockice conipanx in l.c- An- geles. California. 1905 — June — Le-lie Mcl ' iriile — Cmnity Surveyor — ( )ttice in the Court I louse. Santa Ana. California. 1906 — Feb. — Wilfonl Collins — In the C. C. Collins Packing House. 1906 — June — Harold Curtis Hill — Whereabouts cannot be learned. 1907 — Feb. — Charles Hyde Wollaston — Ranching in I ' rinkley. Utah. 1907 — June — Jack A. ' isel — Practicing Law — Los .Angeles, California. 1908 — Maurice Enderle — Camp Lewis — First Lieutenant, Co. E. 362nd In- fantry. igot) — Feb. — Cecil DuBois — riting Life Insurance — iQoft N. Broadwav. Santa Ana, California. i jo ; — June — William Smart — Officers ' Training Camp. Camp Lewis. Wash- ington. 1910 — I- eb. — William C. Binklev — Assistant Professor in History — L ' ni- versity of Southern California. 1910 — June — The Fair Sex Firesides!! — Ella Livingston — Xow Mrs. Cn)rdon Williamson — ' an Xuys. California. 1911 — Feb. — Donald .Smiley — ( ' t¥ice of the Santa Ana Sugar Company, Santa .Ana, California. 191 1 — June — Robert I ' .inkley — .Studying Medicine at the L ' niversity of Cal- ifornia. 1912 — Feb. — Orim Daniels — Office of the Division .Vdjutant, Camp Kearny, California. 1912 — June — Charles Swanner — I ' irst Lieutenant. Co. L i6oth Infantry. Camp Kearny. California. 191 3 — Ralph Lowry — Chemistry Department of the Dupont Powder Factory, Kenvil. New Jersey. 1914 — Raymond Adkinson — Pomona College. 1915 — Ernest Plavan — Farming with his sister near Perris, Riverside Coun- ty, California. 1916 — Marvin (jreathouse — Pomona College. 1917 — Fred Forgy — Stanford. Page Seven

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.o..«T...::.V;v.v: a Is tliere anything new under the sun? After searching frenziedly for some- thing original, said something, to be a fair representation of all the Alumni of the Santa Ana High School, we have decided that there really is nothing new. ( )wing to the fact that many of our Alumni have been for some years out in the world and have found other things even nu)re engrossing than their High School graduation, it is difficult for them to remember just who were their Senior Class Presidents. So if you see some one else ' s name where you know yours should l)e, we shall feel gratified if you will overlook the mistakes, or better still, lay it to the wretch ed memory of some of your own classmates. There follows a list of the presidents of the different graduating classes together with their jiresent occupations and places of residence: 1893 — James Xourse — correspondent for the San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California. 1894 — Wilbur F. Carpenter. 1895 — Frank Monaghan — Retired — Living in ( ilendale, California 1896 — John R. Nourse Jr. — Has recently been ap]3ointed judge, San P an- cisco. 1897 — Joseph Goldsmith — lianking business — San Francisco, California. 1898 — John A. ] IcFadden — Insurance . gency — Spurgeon Ruilding, Santa .A.na, California. 1899 — Tarver Montgomery — Real Estate Agency — Santa Ana, California. 1900 — M. A. Patton — Practicing Dentistry — Spurgeon Building, Santa Ana, California. 1901 — Harry Hlee — Internal Revenue or Immigration Service — Watching Chinese. i(j02 — Hugh Lowe — In Huff ' s Clothing Store, Santa . na, California. i()03 — Dian Gardner — Practicing Law — Los Angeles, California. P.ige .Six

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Presidents ice-President Secretaries Treasurers Poet Historian Prophet Mower — Shaster Daisv MayiiK- Mario ArnistrMiig Harold Lewis Albright Mary Edwa Blake Katherine Bcswick Marian Buckley Mildred Bennett Elizabeth Brown ( )Iivc M. ISrowne Uortha .Mae Clem Lois I ' ' . Conover IV ' c Chase ' i ian Cox Otis Eugene Chappell Ralph K. Chappell Edna C. Copeland Jolm P. Cozad X ' irgil V. Deaver Roberta Dawes Elizabeth Dunnavan Donald Darnell Mildred Frances Mary Jo Grubb Robert S. Gerwing Dorothy L. Hendrie Ruth Garnet Hickox Vera Heiirickson Grace Haynes Helen Hargett Orpha Holbrook Senior Officers Ralph Cole and Paul Jones ' iri;il Deaver Lillian Martin and Mary P)lake Dotiald Jerome and ivian Cox Katherine Beswick Dee Chase AFary Blake Colors — ello v and white Lena E. Jones Wra Boyd Joplin I ' .iul Daniel Jones Dorothy Mary Jones Donald Jerome Stillnian Mead Jenks Carl Johnson IKlen Kemmer 1 1 elen Kellogg Millicetu Long Margaret Lyon Alonzo W. Lopez Myrtle Rowcna Law Ralph G. LaRue Ethclind M. Linden Atleta Merigold M. Lillian Martin Howard F. Marple Harley C. Marshall Mary X ' irginia Metzgar Justin McDcrinott Luelma XcfF Olive Thelma Xoble Kathleen F. Owens Esther Osborn Mabel H. Ozment Gladys Peal Jennie Louise Pollard Cassuis Everett Paul Anita May Preble liimi Purington ()rl n X. Robertson Ada May Sharpless Bessie Fern Schlink Mary E. Smith Harold S. Spaulding l.aura Jane Sevaly Phyllis A. Steidinger Mildred Severance Bertram N. Snow J. Evalyn Toland J. William Taylor Jr. Marc Todd Lois May Taylor Arden Taylor Albert Thorman ' l ' a lor Vanderlip Wahio S. Wehrly Xellic S. Wardlow Dorothy ]i. W hippie Edmund C. West Muriel Esther Wright Carl R. iiians Violet Wiessenian Christine Watson Leroy Wardlow Blossom Adele Ward Frances G. Ziebach rage Eight