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

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lfirsl row: Al. lla-mlrir-. A. Vow, ll. Alily. Al. l'2lllll!'l'. IP. llnmillmi, ll, Ilruwn, M. Km-ily. S, llilly:ii'4l. Svmilltl row: Y. XlvX'n-lgli, l . lVillllll'lIlll'llll-L, Al. llillyairnl, ll. 'l':iylnn'. ll. l':l1i1ia1s, Al. XVillsr-y, S. l'lll'lSlt'llSlIIl, IG. Sl1llll'l'N, 41. Pup! off, li. Nliiinifms. 'I'liirmI row: ll. Aluiilp:miwry, .l. lluliinsrm, Mrs. llUllSPllIllllQ'I', A. lflmmert. Alisa-nl: li. Sell, M. le 1 1 I ii lim' viilaigl-ix, I. lull n, li. Smith. OWLS The Owls did Their bif Tor school spiriT This year by presenTing To The sTudenT body a large red and whiTe banner wiTh VicTory in- scribed on iT. This banner was dis- played in The hall aTTer each vic- Torious TooTball game. Also pro- moTed by This group Tor sTudenT morale were many side-spliTTing slciTs and The annual BaslceTbrawl, which was a huge success. Some very successTul parTies were held by The Owls, and Their Tormal iniTiaTion oT pledges was an oc- casion oT splendor. This boys' in- TeresT club has displayed much en- Thusiasm while worlcing in harmony wiTh The oTher clubs and sTudenTs. ZETA T Following The Theme OT school spiriT, The ZeTa T's aroused much enThusiasm during The baslceTball season by Their sale OT red and whiTe pencils wiTh The game sche- dule upon Them. PeanuTs and Coca Cola were sold To The rooTers, and The money earned Trom This sale was used Tor many worThy causes. The girls enjoyed several ioinT mee-Tings wiTh oTher service clubs, and Their cooperaTion wiTh all school acTiviTies added To The suc- cess oT many dances and parTies. Due To The excellenT guidance OT Mrs. lVlargareT l-louseholder, The girls conTribuTed a greaT deal To sTudenT acTiviTies. First row: ll. 'I'ziylm', W. Viale. S. l':1lim-r. li. Sllllllili1'l', IZ. llzill. Il, Wilson ll. Al1lLllll'S0ll, Mr. All-tlinnix, M. l'i1i1-r, lf, Gin-vis, K. Ni-lsiui, Sm-mul 1-nw: IJ. Smith, Il. Alzillu-r, li. Vlalyllrll, 'l'. llzigaill. .fXllSx'lllI .l. lluml, ll. Arlkinsun, 2 I

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ENTRE NOUS The members of flue Enfre Nous uowed fheir pafriofic spirif by ledging fhenuselves fo buy a de- ense sfamp a week fhrougluouf ue year, as well as fo cooperafe xfensively wifh flue Sally Sainf omber Campaign. Af fhe annual larvesf Ball fhe Enfre Nous foolc harge of flue decorafions af fhe 4asonic Temple, designing fhe effing and supplying much of fhe ubor. For Thanksgiving and Ilurisfmas many fray favors for 'ounded service men were made nd furned over fo fhe Red Cross. luis loyal club supporfed several fluer school acfivifies wifh hours f fireless efforf. I i1'sI Iunv: Y, II -' ua ', ', 2 as Nlllllllfl, .I. Iulliut, Ii. ATIITPI, I.. Mil.: 'ii , IK Swim-r. Si-wuuil ruw: Mrs. Ill I'.. -. 1 ', . v.. , ' :-i.i.. u - - ' ' ' :lil 'I XI I'I im I' I.i.iiII-5. I IX s, AI. I.A ll.lI-IS. nn I Iiix I uI I 'u I nu I II I I II r I-' I im. V .fi-' ui , , lou 'ul ii I Inu i II I 'ii-if .I. Ilurkvlt, .I. lmvisiull. I'. 1'I'UNVt'll. -I. KI':iu:s1'. lc' Ymmii' li' 'HP V- V- 5l V IF II- l'7- ll I'ZIIl, lf- KIISSFTV II I Xlwvllli ll. Nickel, N. Killf. f I Lum ' Siltinui I-'. Ilifll, 11. Xiiflsinu, IL Griggs, A. 1'mwI'm'iI, II. Iivrluii, IC. Impi-Z. Sl:lmIiluy:: Mr. I'z1IIun, NI. Imw, I-I. l'nr4-y. NI. Alzuli-in-y. .X. Vim. II. 4'I1iIiIs, 'I'. 'I':i1wsi-ull. Ii. Stmlmlzlril, I.. l'lIl'lSl1JlISt'II, I'. Alzxlum-y, .I. Iiaimlaxll, Ii. Iluffy, II. Aluiii-s, .I. Wm-ilsinull, II. l'lII'lIIIx'hII0l, 'l'. Andrew. Absent: F. Nall. S, NYest. 20 Pl-IILOS Because of fhis year's club regu lafions and resfricfions, fhe Philo members had fo accepf as fhei main acfivify fhe mainfenance o fheir fradifional leadership in sfu denf governmenf, afhlefics, and ii exfra-curricular acfivifies. Buf fhe' were nof confenf wifh iusf fhis, fo fhe Philos Club fhrew ifs enfiri supporf behind fhe I-larvesf Ba and did ifs share fo make flu dance a success. Affempfing fi sfarf anofher Philos fradifion, fhi enfire graduafing senior member ship of men enlisfed in fhe Unifec Sfafes Navy. Thus, affer fhre- years of service fo fheir schoo fhese Philos men leave fo serv fheir counfry.

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I: Il. NIii':iiI+-. .X XYilil1fis, Il, Ilzillsi-ll, II, IN- iw I' XII--rl 1' II' 'I-Is I II'I -T' 'I' I' - II I 'I' ILILVV, ID. Iilvrlf, IC. Kimi--5, Il, Ilwlnlzill, .X. Ili-l'l'x' XX 'I'iIIIw I Iiwwilillg I' 'I'llI'Ill'l' I I'uI'1nrI 4' XI'lI'!il1i ' I I' I I' II I' II IlQ'l', II. Sm-I.: 'l Xlrsc-llli .I. 1I:ix'is,4' 'Il I I I ' I I Ii' WI TAMA PI The Wi Tama Pi began The school year wiTh admirable school spiriT by supplying Two hundred ChrisTmas Tavors Tor The army hos- piTals and ThroughouT The year They broughT boolcs and games To Their meeTings To be Turned over To The Red Cross. The maior ac- TiviTy in The spring was The annual Wi Tama Pi Tea Tor all deparTing senior girls. Their new adviser, lvliss Maxine KnighT, and The Two oresidenTs, Peggy Klever and Tvlary Ball, iniTiaTed many worThwhile proiecTs Tor The beTTermenT oT The sTudenT body and The war eTTorT. 22 SIGMAS The Sigmas enioyed a year hill oT varied accomplishmenTs and enTerTaining evenTs. Selling TickeTs and handling The Tinancial aTTairs oT The I-larvesT Ball were buT a small parT oT Their schedule. Such acTiviTies as helping in The huT aT The noon dances and cooperaTing in The STamp and Bond Campaign lcepT The boys well occupied, and added a greaT deal To sIudenT welTare. The iniTiaTion oT The pledges provided all members wiTh exciTemenT and amusemenT, and a Tun-paclced Trip To Balboa added much To The pleasure and success oT Their school year. I'iisl ivxx. Ii, Imxis. M. I!:uII. I'. Klvui. AI, Imxis, Il. Ihiylnimfl, AI. NYi'ighl, IZ. lhwii, II. IIuskii'k, II. XX':iri'i-ii Be 1111111 run, I.. Alam, II. Ismilliy, I. IIulil:l.1. IIIIIINII. I.. XMI: I1. I.. hlmkll-1. Ihnil if-xx. Al. Ilill, AI, Mimi. XX I -1-ns II. I -I -ll, I!,t'm'I1l':1ll. ,X I' Vgmzx I' XYm'1I-mlykv, Miss Iinigll Us-nl' I' I' 'I'I-x I Xl-irxm-- X XII Il