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

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Haw OFFICERS Isabel Anderson -1 ----- President Maurice Enderle - - Vice-President Blanche McDowell ------- Secretary and Treasurer Executive Committee Terry Stephenson, Fay W1'ight, Hazel Bemas, Lula B. Finley Many years ago some of the graduates of the Santa Ana High who were interested in the welfare of the High School got together and formed an organiza- tion which they called the Alumni Association. As time has passed this organization has rapidly grown and the interest in it has grown in proportion. This organization does much to hoost all things which will better the school and community. But while the members are working they do not forget the social side of life, and this year all are looking to the animal dinner dance which is to he held at St. Ann't lnn early in June. As the numher of the Alumni increases, it becomes harder to keep an ac- curate record of them all. Many who have gone from here have made a record of which we may he justly proud. ,-5 I N N r t - -lv f 5 I I ' 1 t 71' L I . 7, .5 I, Page Eight

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ARIEL SANT A ANA- HIGH SCHOOL 1922 Hammond, D. K. Clayton. W. M. - Finley, Lulu B. - - Phillips, Helen - Adkinson, Raymond Alleman, Herbert N. Anderson, Isabel - Arnoldy, Josephine Bates, Robert A. Beeman, L. L. . Bell, Adelaide Bixler, Allene A. Brisco, Charles C. Bruff, I. Russell - Clausen, Rosa - Corwin, Margaret E. Chamberlain, C. D. Conkle, Etta May Daniel, Meta C. - Frothingham, Ruth Garber, Osborn Hea Gardner, A. B. - Gowdy, Joella F. Goodwin, H. H. - Harris, Mary Louise Henry, M. Birdenia Director Girl Holland, Sue W. Hummel, Edw. J. Jackson, I. H. - Kelly, T. B. - - Kelly, Mrs. Edith Lapum, Frances - Lasby, Jennie B. - Livingston, Amy L. McMullen, Leon R. Morrison, Marvin Morse, Pearl E. - Paxton, Jessie K. Peterson, Verna - Rowland, Ruth L. Schillinger, H. W. Scott, Lenenia Shepard, Lena Smiley, Catherine Stein, Bertha M. Swass, Mary - Tibbets, Charles Trythall, Anna Twomley, Pearl Watson, Lella Wegel, Arthur H Wherry, Olive M Whiting, Mabel Wilson, Nellie V. Worden, Arthur Worthy, Elmer T. FACULTY - ----- . Principal - - Vice-Principal, Mathematics - - - - - Registrar - - - - - - Secretary to Principal - - - - - - Physical Education Head Mechanical Arts Dept., Mechanical Drawing - - - - - - Citizenship, Director Y. W. - - - - - - - - - Latin - - - - - Forge, Machine Shop - Head History Department, History, Economics - . ------ English - - - - . - - - English - . - Auto Shop, Mechanical Drawing - Head Science Department, Biology, Botany - - - ---- Sewing, Cooking . ------ . Art - - Spanish - - - - Chemistry - - . ----- Biology - - - - - - - - Spanish d Com. Dept., Bookkeeping, Banking, Office Practice - - . ---- History, Civics - . - - - . - - Mathematics - - Mathematics, Citizenship - - . - ' - - Library, Science s' Physical Education, Oral' Expression, Hygiene - - - - - -- - Mathematics - I- History, Citizenship - Head English Department General Science, Chemistry . - - - English - - Typing, Shorthand - - History - - - - English History letic Coach, Physical Education- - - Arithmetic, Citizenship - - - - - English - Oral Expression, English Home Making, Sewing, Cooking - - . Band, Orchestra - - - - English - . - - - Music - - - - - English - Sewing, House Management - - - - - Spanish - Part Time Mechanical Drawing - - - Latin, Spanish - - ---.-- Cooking - Head Language Department, French, Spanish - - - - - - Physics, Electricity . - - - - . - . Penmanship - - Mathematics - - Physical Education - - Woodshop - . History, Debating - - -Law, Ath- - - - - Page Seven

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r , . I 1' LX, 'H 'sfl-at 1 ., . ,IT X it 4 llll , if I 1029 f I B r ,Q .,.- 1 lqo v 0 1 9 K 5 S fr Qetgrssrstwff tsetsettgifinftfiiriii mtg Y J Y ,ae Q to. . -, . QA., Q Nz on. CLASS OFFICIQHS Firs Semester Second Semester Herle Hall - - Presidelzl - - Newton Stark Ferris Scott - - - Vice-President - - ElenorThateher Henrietta Chase - - Secretary - - Waltoii Finn Miles Crookshank - - - - Treasurer - - - Alla Neely Helen Stanley - - - Generator RC1IUTl6I',.- - - Ferris Scott Prophet - - - Alfonso Mendoza Historian - - - Helen Stanley Class Colors - - - Purple and White Flower ---- Lavender Sweet Peas Wliat is this gay, giggling, guwky, gaxaly, that is glinipscd gushing and gyrat- ing grotesqnely? They gossip and gobble gustily and give us a genuine grievance But frifffflinfr and frabblinfr frrow ffrav and soon there is a general genesis of gentle UPF D U Db in .17 gracious girls graceful now, and gorgeously frowned, and of genteel gallant and , g g gentlemen, grave and ready to govern with genius. No more grumbling and groan- ing! We are in the presence of the grand and glorious Graduates. CLASS HISTORY In writing a class history, and even the history of the illustrious class of 1922, it appears impossible to escape from using the trite reference to the green-ness of the class as Freshmen. However, it will be conceded that the green-ness of the class of 122 when it entered Poly High School in 1919 was a less verdant hue than the usual collection of newcomers. At the very beginning of their high school life, the students of this class dis- tinguished themselves by plunging immediately into the tremendous amount of war Page Nine