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

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PEGGY CLEMENS ooIIcko anil ■ •■iiiriiil tr.ilnliui fnt IN u ext year. Iluhl.i mpaiml mill I In the Spanl»h Club. DONNA JUNE COCKING Donna. mnjorltiK In IntiRunue ami mimic. Intend to pend her nfter-COllflA life pleading with inutile |)ti|tll . SAMUEL VERNE COCHRAN Ten year front now Verne will lie rimnIni: the I Angelo Item Id Kx-itreto. In three cltlc . ho hope . DOYLE COHEA Crack mu k lnn. ntodeiit director mid president of the hand, Doyle up pen re headed for the army. PRANCES JEAN COMBS Majorette and flair twirl er looking for travel. long-Init for X-ray career; reference : Drama Club. Kn-Ire Non . SYLVIA L. COOK Commercial •’Cookie, MpocialixinR In ehorthmid, typlnir and bookkeeping, roll tent pin tea a buelmee career. ELSA L. COPPERMAN •'Cenemtor Advert Inina MamiKer Kbui majored In Nclener and hope fot a ■unlli .il career, pout grndu-atlon. STANLEY COREY FoothoJI tur, Sigma president. mid Cornmi -■loner of Student Itelntlon . Stan would atudy law. but for Hitler. ROBERT M. CRANDELL Join the Navy and Rel at throw .lup —that's Hob' ambition at present. He I a I ait in Club member. WILLIAM EDWARD CRANE Tbl Roman empire to ICO to , nnii|M ll» mid lie a niivnl officer, possibly on engineer. Ifid wu« lll-V vlee-prexy. DEAN CRAWFORD To nee the world, from the INtclAc to the Atlantic, tilu nomc Jap or Sack, I I lean' ambition. In the Xnvy. MAX R. CROWDER Hupiiortlna the luduntrial part of Amerlen I Max' chief Intercut In the future when he hope to tie-come a machlnlat. THERESA M. CRUZE Terry, now taklnx a • nurse In office training, ■•Ian to attend Junior Coi-Icro here. JOSEPH CULLEN Vanity swimming man, Joe I ciillnted III the Ail' Coro Renerve already civil engineer!hr hold hi tntoreat. DAPHNE LUCILLE CULVER New York cnllinR Santa Ann 3t7, Haro I your party, IXiphiic may hIiik If Dourla doc n't net thl I.yrle mnchino-o| ei'iitor. ROSE CECELIA CURLEY Rosie can't quite decide but may be a commercial devotee at our little red Juynec. ROBERTA LaVONNE COLE FIIIiir for the adjutant Kenertil tlf there I one at S.A.A.A.R.) I- HonnleV hope. MunIc and rdllegi-prep here. CHARLES E. COX Thl lanky Doloe I head-I iir for the Army Air Force: he lake J»oriiull in and ehemUtry- MARJORIE CRUMP Marjorie1 thmiRhte are leanInR toward- that ec-retnrlal Job with a IiIrIi wage Involved, at preaent. ELOON S. DAVENPORT llep' One. two, three A! will rind Army drilling all the vanler after marching with tlm bund at 8.A.H.S. 26

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LOIS BROWN Chemistry and mu lc student, l olx wants to I ' n nrroiihouw o|K rulor: probably will attend lucul Jay see. WALTER C. BUCKNER llud Cicero’' Buckner, another you mi pmmixliiR. hopes lo until a pulpit hhiiii' itny Rood luck, lludl ROBERT JAMES CARLSON Tennis |ilay»r Bob will In nimbly UK bin rntclneer-iir In thn Navy. Inn won't have much time for hi favorite sport. HENRY A. CHADWICK JR. Honk” plan tu be n little ligament In the backbone of t'ncle Sam. n factorylte,” IuivIiir taken shop courses. PAT BROWN A Mrudy Job for Patty lifter the days of Simnlsh flub. Commerce Club, and Lyric Club are over for Rood. JEAN BROWNLEE A history major. Joan must want to do something to help poor unfortunate mankind. In IralnlnR to be a numc. DOROTHY BRUSH Shutterbuc vice-president ••Dot” win inntruct unsuspecting little sophomore In the HtmteRy of P.E. VIRGINIA BRYAN Team tenuis player Gin” of I iuin.i .m.l I .-it In flub, exited to KO to colleRe after Rniduntlon. HILDA BERNSTEIN 1.11 iik ii.i it- club , orches-trn, and Honor Society claim this cello soloist, who will enter Kastman School of Music. MARVELLE JEAN BURKS Slnylmc Lyric flub lyric , ■winning G.A.A. hockey-stick . Veil ,-Xped to operate telephone barrlnR more school. ESTHER FAYE BUSBY Journalism . . Journalism . . Journalism . . Ksthor (Gertrude Stein) Busby plane collette between feature stories. ROBERT ALOEN BUSH Sea Scout Hindi adds bluo to the Red and White of 8.A.11.8. when he sign up with the Navy. GENE W. CAIRNS Ike,” swimming like a tUh. aspire to a Junior ColleRe bindnc courxe. A fancy football tackle—Yea man! BOB JUNIOR WYRICK ••Junior will do a little defense workiiiR: let’ hope he use some of bis block S” society strategy. DAVID L. CASTRO To work for a MvlnR lx David Castro’a worthy ambition. Good luck to you. kid! LOUIS KASTORFF IxuiI c» t off for the Navy back In November. RICHARO F. CHASE l)lck would be an op-(ometrlat. but Hr t this senior cla president will rub out lllih-r and the Japs. OORLYNE CLAUS To leud the constant life of a xtrnoRrapher lx l or-lync- present ambition; unother Spanish flub member. RALPH CLAYTON Jaxon'll carve’’ those Japs while In the Marine , and afterwards he hopes to carve a little us a cabinet mnker. BEVERLY JEAN CLIFF Iteverly Is all set to enter that graduating dynasty of secretaries In the near future. She was an active Spanish flub member. 25

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MARY LOUISE OANIELSON iTospcctlvo landscape architect. Mtiry ii Honor Society president, nff'ce-holding In C.A.F. nml Alpha . WILMA YOUNG Wilma's future college holies nre uncertain. hui she Is prepared for commercial employment. 8. WILLIAM DAVIS ••Willie. Student Itody proxy, will enter polities or engineering. A track -mull, he la Owl's head. CORINNE LANE DAVIS Beta I‘hi member and former t’ommeree «iub vice-president plans to lie Connie, the riveter come graduation. A MARION DAVIS When your offspring elite’ll the meusles. Hr. I «vis will lie Kind to diagnose and prefterltx—for n ■ mull fee. ft JAMES L. DAVY Student Hody proxy longs I be dlplomnt or journalist. Now Is (!.A.K president, Hoys' Athletic Commissioner also. ROBERT DAY Off llob goes. Into the sky blue yonder! After the war he mny be found reaching football teams to victory NORMA JANET DENNER Norma's Santa Ana High School commercial course probably will help her to hold down that job she's going to gel. MARY JO OEVENNEY Jo's burning ambition Is to go to J.C., while her s| arkle brightens M|«atil h and Drama ('bibs here at high school. NOAH DICKERSON JR. Having followed a geu-erul course. Nouh plans to work In the aircraft Industry following his graduation In June. CELIA BOYDEN DIXON Hetn Ii»l Delta president and French and luttln Club member, Celia's next stop will be college. MARY EVELYN DORMAN Take a letter. Miss Dorman will Ih« a eon-slant theme In Mary's ears In the coming years when she becomes a secretary. BOB DROWN Boh I r»wn . lettrrman. I.yrlo songbird, likes railroad work. If the service calls, he prefers I he army or navy. ROXANA DUGAN Nurse's training for Itoxle, of lartln. Drama, and science—then the Waves. If they're still waving. LOUISE MARGARET DURAN Simnlsh Club entertains Louise }»he will make airplanes or bomb Special to Hitler.” PAUL DURON Chemical engineering draws Haul's Interest; the I'.S. Army will probably win out Instead. EILEEN DAVIS Art Club Vice-president Jo will add beauty to the world In the form of permanents and facials— maybe n novel or two. PATRICIA DESMOND Musical Desmond is now generalising In preparation for higher learning; she wants to bo u medicineman. MELVIN OOSS l»o sy the iHdos I going to dlsmsy Hitler with his Douglas dlve-homliers. If the Army d(s-sn't gel him, too. DAVID EARLE The hot breath of the draft board Is on Bed's neck. This grldster survived a liberal urts course. 27