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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1949 volume:

ARIEL VOLUME XLVI Santa Ana Senior High School, Santa Ana, Cahfornia In the year 1849 the cry of gold was heard all over the country. Thousands of fortune hunters came to California looking for the precious metal. They worked with inexhaustible energy. Shining riches beyond all previous dreams were extracted. No other year is quite equal to 49 , a year which has become a symbol to which every other gold rush, before or since, inevitably is compared. The men and the fever of the gold rush are long forgotten by many, but in California their work lives through the years. The California of 1949 is observing its Centennial this year, and, fittingly, the Ariel of 1949 is dedicated to the Centennial, and to the men who, in their search for gold, came west to start the progress which made the California of 1949 the grand place it is today. . ADMINISTRATION ¥ i ' - Superintendent Principe LYNN H. CRAWFORD ROBERT S. FARRAR FACULTY John E. Johnson Helen M. Kirkland George W. Heiron Mirrle BOLichey William T. Elliott Virginia Fielding Thomas R. Trawick Jr Asenath Bennett Herbert G. Bickell Edward J. Black Maxine Clark Florence Cole Ralph W. Coll Edith Cook Kenneth C. Cotter Herbert Covington Lesley Dasura Walter A. Egger Nell Fay Una Ferguson William W. Foote Willard E. Francis . ibi. Reece H. Greene Otis C. Knighton Douglas Lament Zena Leek Lester McKnight Bruce Matchett Margaret Mo Milton V. Ne Mabel O ' Buch Clyde O. Patton Harriet G. Perkins Edith Pithi Donald H. Rampton Ruth Rodriguez Ruth L. Rowland Burton Rowley Levenia Scott Herbert A. Then Thelma Thomas Mary Toz Anna Trytha Donald Warhurst Mildred Watson Alverda West Blair M. White John H. Wilson Glenn M. Woolley OFFICE SECRETARIES CUSTODIANS First low: R. Schlager. H. Black burn, E. Cowan. F. Hillyard. A. Du- beiiay. Second row: L. Pearl. L. En dres, D. Bush, R. Brown. S. Palmer. (Joyce. . STUDENT GOVERNMENT WINTER SPRING Donn Moomaw PRESIDENTS The two powers behind the successful year of 1949 were Student Body Presidents Don Hanson and Donn Moomaw. Under their capable leadership and the guidance of advisor John Johnson, the past year has shown many outstanding features in school morale and student government. During the fall term President Don hHanson presided over the Board of Control which sponsored the best Color Day known in school history with almost every student participating in the event. Also under his direction, the Board presented the annual Football and Cross Country Track banquet, excellent assemblies, and campaigns for student betterment. The attendance at the noon film series, tne proceeds of which were for the Student Welfare Fund, surpassed all records of previous years. With such a high standard to live up to, Donn Moomaw took up the office of Student Body President at the beginning of the spring semester. Under Donn, the Board planned an outstanding Student Body Picnic, which had almost 100 per cent student participation. Also given were the Stu- dent Officers ' party. Basketball banquet. Spring sports banquet, and the student body officers in- stallation which brought to a close his successful term. 12 BOARD OF CONTROL WINTER Vice-President, Bill Lockett Secretary, Barbara Brown SPRING Vice-President, Norma Herzig Secretary, Carol Kern ' . AI..II.-W.--. J. 13 STUDENT RELATIONS : -T 9 e fs s First row: C. Hill, C. Heysel, J. Clark, D. Peterson, J. Struble, B. Carr, D. Headrick, B. PaiJDas. Second row: Mr. Elliott, .1. Dickson. D. Cole. E. Foiich, R. Childers, H. Wallevand, A. Chan. SELF-GOVERNMENT First row: A. Wrig-ht, J. Clark, D. Turner, R. Aguilera, J. Struble, C. Kern. Second row: F. Jlendez. J. Ford, iMr. Patton, D. Dunbar, R. Childers. 14 6IRLS ' LEAGUE First row: .Mis. Fi Miiig, A ' . Wilnui-, I.. Tt-iez, D. .Mill.riU, ] ' . i •..iiz.liiuui, J. Johnson, A. Gomez, llr-s. O ' Buch. Second row: J. Bratty, C. Carother.s. A. Harding. L.. Knickerbocker. X. Herzig, P. Ehrler, J. Potts, X. JIcNeill. Third row: M. Snow, B. Kuykendall. A. Sloniger, B. Crane, H. Honer, J. JForrison, D. Charlton. Fourth row: M. Patrick, S. Hockaday, A. Wright, S. Anderson, il. Nelson, A. Russell, D. Benish. Launching a highly profitable year, the Girl ' s League opened with a garden tea for all sopho- more girls. The League ' s program included assem- blies and a talent show produced entirely by the feminine half of the student body; a dance to close the football season after the game with victorious Fullerton; and a vocational conference in order to help the girls with job problems. The mammoth Christmas tree which adorned the foyer for the week preceding Christmas va- cation was bought and decorated by the League and after being enjoyed by the students and faculty alike, was donated to the County hlospital for the enjoyment of the patients. Of course the annual turn-about dance, the Co-ed, couldn ' t be omitted from the year ' s activities. Due credit must be given to the excellent guidance given to the organization by Miss Helen Kirkland, Mrs. Mabel O ' Buch, and Mrs. Virginia Fielding, the capable advisors. PRESIDENTS Audrey Russell Laura Perez 15 CLASSES SENIORS CLASS ADVISER PRESIDENTS Mr. George H. Herron Spring, Bob Aguilera Winter, Bill Carr WINTER Secretary, Sherrill Anderson Vice-President, Howard Wallevand SPRING Vice-President, Fred Forgy Secretary, Sharon Carnahan ESTHFR ACOSTA l;il.siiiess Cllll. Aitizans Future Honiemakers PAT ADAMS C.A.A. Team Sport Spanish (-In ROBERT AGUILERA Senior Ple.sident Band I ' resident Varsity Track HERMAN AGUIRRE Ariel Literar French Club JOHN ALBERT Machine Shop Metal Fahriia Art Craft PRUDENCIO ALDANA Varsity Football Artizans Track HAROLD ALEXANDER Junior Toastniasters Spanish (-Inb Artizans Treasurer PATTY ALLISON Tennis Little Theater Guild Typing ESTHER ALTAMIRANO Journalism Girls ' League CARL AMSTADT Alchemist Club Track Baseball CLARISSA ANDERSON Spanish Club Drama C ' lub Choir SHERRILL ANDERSON Senior Class Secretar Jirls League Vice-1 Student Relations VIRGINIA ANDREWS Spanish Club I ' leside Commissioner. Public Honor Society 19 CAROLYN ASHBURN C.A.A. I ' rcsicient Board of Control Coterien Club CHARLES BAKER A ' aisity Track Wiioci Shop DAVID BAKER Ksiiuires Aviation Club Band VELAINE BAKER c;.A.A. Set-retary Head Song Leader Coterien Secretary Club JERRY BANDFIELD Business Club Red Cross Club Swimming HARRIET BARICKMAN Futui.- lloiiieniaker JOSEPH BARKER Spanish Club Leaves In Th Team Sports MARILYN BEASLEY Majnit-tte Head Usherette liusiness Club Vice-Pres. HARRY BE£NE Varsitv Basketball Auto -Mechanics Drafting FRED BERGTHOLD Latin Club Advanced Mathematics Science 20 FRANCES BILLINGSLEY I.iiliii I ' luh NANCY BIRKHEAD • Jills- l.caKiK- i-iil.lnet I ' shfli-tles Honor SiH-ietv NEIL BLOCK riulal.li.- Vicp-l ' lesidfllt 11. .,,,,1 S..,-ietv I-atill Clul. CLYDE BOBZIN Generator Kdi Honor Itoll t ' hoir WILLIAM BOGARD S|.;.ni.-1, Clul. I.alin Clul. H..n..r Holl BOBBIE BOHANNAN ■■!;■■ F,..iti.aii GEORGE BOND AUht-niist Club Foothall JACKSON BOYES Track Auto .Mechanii:s DraflinB Letternien ' s Club Bachelors Club KARL BRADLEY Si.anish Cli.l. nrafliiifT rhvsics JOYCE BRADY Ariel Art Editor Art Club Seiretarx Coterien Club CHARLES BRENNER Radio Club Physics lachine Shop LEONARD BROCKMAN .iibit Football I ' .iNs ' Glee Club i:tiu ' .cans DOROTHY BULLOCK Choir ( ' ..A. A. Home Economics BARBARA BROWN Slude-nt l;nclv Seer .llinior Class Sfcrcl G.A.A. Board FRED BROWN DraftiiiK Furniture JIak Machine Shop KENNETH CANFIELD Kioli,! Club i ' rint .sho|, DON CARLOW Varsity Trauk Cross Country CAROL CAROTHERS G.A.A. l.atin Club Girls ' LeasuH T DEAN WILLIAM CARR Senior CUi.s.s I ' re.sident Varsity Football Alchemist President DELLA MAE CAWOOD Annual Queen (Ark.) Girls I.,eag:ue Transfer LEO CETNAR Esquires French Club Mid-year Play ORA BELLE CHAPMAN Uvric Club Tennis Art Crafts 22 ROBERT CHEW ' arsitv Switnmini? l.ettermans ' Club Ili-Y Treasurer RICHARD CHILDERS ' alsil F.Hithall GRACE CHR ' ST Stuiiunt Kelath I ' sherettes Spanish Cluli ' I JOANNE CLARK Student Kelatii Cuterien ' i ' leas I ' sherettes IRMA CLAUNCH An.-: Art Staff CLIFFORD CLEMENS Spanish Clul) Business Club Creative Writing AUDRIENNE COE Typins Office ITaetietJ Bookkeeping BARCLAY COOK A lid I ' hotosraphe C.eiKiat.ir Staff JOY CORRELL Orchestra Office -Monitor Future Ho lenlaker STAN CRAIG Piaftins Auto Me -hanics Wood Shop 23 ALAN CRAIN I ' riiitins Machine Shop NANCY DAVIS l.atin CUll. 1 ' licit. israphN Spanish rUib Natura I nub HUDSON R. HUDSON DAVIS Football Ant.. Merha iture ilaking ALLEN DOUGLAS KMolball NELLIE MAE DOWNS l ' li,.tnma|ihy Business Club Artizans ARLENE DREBLOW Student Relations Usherettes G.A.A. Diama Spanish Club 24 DON DUNBAR Student Relations y If-Govei-nnient Alchemist Treasii MARY EHLEN Latin Club Artizans Tennis Generator Kdili AUDREY EILERT Hand Choir Auto Meiha VERNA EWER Spanish Club Business I ' lub BARBARA FARWELL Spanish  - ' lub G.A.A. (Jeneralor Staff JOYCE FENSTAD Honor Soiiety G.A.A. Spanish t Mub FRANCIS FERGUSON Hand ITesidint Mid-Year Play Junior Toaslniaster V.-l . WARREN FINLEY •B ■ Koothall 7 . i . ; HAROLD FINNEY Tuniblinsr Auto Mechanic Machine Shop iXM 25 PAUL FISCHER Hi-Y Busine.ss Cllil) Arlvanced Mathe It -at-Ann-i JACK FORD Varsity Football Coterien President Self-Government FRED FORGY Hoik. I ' Kr ' ll JOAN FRANKLIN Cninniis.sioni-r of Finance Ariel Business Editor (Commissioner of Girls ' Ath. DIONE FRY Swimming: Typing Office Practice BETTE FULLINGTON lUlsiness Club Future Honiemakers lied Cross GWEN GALBRETH G.A.A. Drama Journalism GILBERT GALLEGOS .-•nanisli rUil. BARBARA GAITTAN liiiMii. s C-lub GLORIA GARCIA Leaves In The l-hotoKiapliy Business Club ALLEN GARRETT ' arsity Track Letlermen ' s Cluli JIathemaiics BILLIE GEIST Student Relations roterieii Club G.A.A. NANCY GERMANY Debutantes Lyrk- Club Tennis ELIZABETH GLADDING Drama Artizans Choir WILLIAM GOLD Yell I,,a l.- AMELIA GOMEZ Advanced Mathematics Swimming Girls ' League Cabinet CLARENCE GOWE Varsity Footl Drafting Business L;iv TOM GRANT Varsity Football H  nor Society arsity Baseball BARBARA J. GREDLER Business Club Swimming Office Practice CHARLES GRIFFIN Science Stage Crew Junior Toastma ters IDA GROCHOW Choir LOUISE GUINN C.S.F. French Club Vice Latin Club NANCY HAGAN Future Hoi DON HANSON Student Body I ' re Honor Society Pr I ettermen ' s Club student Relations itr€ Ciiild ri-es. VINA MAE HARMER Spanish Club Choir Artizans WALDO HAUG I ' rint Shop Metal Fabrication Drafting jgf ANTONETTE HEANEY Honor Society French Club President Latin Club ittle Theatre Guild ED HERMANCE .Ma.hine Sh.ip NORMA HERZIG Student Bodv Vice-Pr« C.S.F. Girls ' State ALICE HEWES I lonor Society IVani Sports Ariel Literary Staff Spanish club .Tournalisni Photography Club MAT HOHNER Woodshop Printing Football 28 DON HOLMES llnilic l-Ulli niuli.fiial.liv I ' l.itlk- Th.-atlt- DON HUDSON ■iV Focitl.all PHYLLIS HUGHES Future Home Xatura Club Tennis BEVERLY HUMPHREY l ' li..l..f;ia|.ln -|llli Artizans (i.A.A. OFELIA JARAMILLO Spanish Club Team (lames (Jills ' hyric MILDRED JILES Transfer Business Club Choir 29 C. NORMAN JILES Mathematics Basketball Track ■lull JOANNE JOHNSON Gills ' League Cabinet G.A.A. Little Theatre Guild .. KEITH JOHNSON ..tball I ' roiii Committee , S.-crclary BETTE KELLER Bookkeeping Typing Office rractice PAT ODIS KELLEY Little Theat CAROL KERN Slutlent Body Secretar Usherettes Phalanx President BOB KING Auto Mechanics Ariel Art Staff Tumbling MARILYN KIRCHHOFER G.A.A. Busines.s Club Tennis ARLENE JANE KLEIN Ariel Business Staff OLGA KOSAR Honor Society French Club President Generator Editor-in-Chi( 30 TONY KOVATCH |M...ll.;ill I ' rini SlnM ' Drafting; LEONE KNICKERBOCKER i;u I, .Man.- C;!!.....! r.-h.M .tt.-s 1,1111,- Tli.-.m.- luiil.l THOMAS KUYKENDALL WiM.d .Sli..|i I ' l-ilit Shop X.-ival K.-serVK WAYNE LACOMB ITilll SI,.,|. JOHNNY LAFFERTY ijttu- •rhi-.iii. GEORGIA LAMBROS I. ml,- •rii.-ati. Sljauish I ' hil. C.A.A. JOSEPH LaMONICA (•.,-ll.-lai,.r lius BETTY LANCASTER Team Sports Tri-Y Treasu rer Band BOB LaRUE I ' n-niture .Makini; Auto Xleehani.-s JEAN LENERT KUKllsh Clothing Art Craft SHIRLEY LETIEN Choir Tyiiinc Tennis 31 ROBERT E. LEVIN Junior Toastmn .Mathematics C.S.F. RUDY LICERIO Varsity Football B Football Furniture Making «p KATHRYN LINDSKOOG Choir Bookkeeping Typing 13 P MARY JUNE LINKER w I.ibrary Soienee Bookkeeping V 1 i BILL LOCKETT Tennis Co-captain Student Body Vice-Pres. Coterien Club President % SSs M MONTA LONG l.alin Ch JO ip ' ■ Little Til leat re Cuild .- - i p IDELLA LOWERY Artizans Secietary h Business riub TOMMY LOVE Esquires Woodworking Trades Choir w FRANK LUCERO Trigonometr Drafting Football - •==( A EDITH LYON Si.anish Club ROGER McCAMMON Wood Shoi) Print Shop Metal FabricHlion BOB McFADDEN Varsity Football Varsity Track Lettermen ' s Club PAT McFARLANE Honor Roll Artizans Spanish Cluli MARILYN McGAFF Art Swimming Modern Dance 32 NAYAN McNeill Fii-iuh Club I ' residf Ciirls ' T easii ' abini Honor Society IM ' t-. i JACK MADDOCK Alchrmist Business Club (lenerator MARILYN MARSH Honor Sooi. DeLOIS MARTIN 1 ' holography Club Journalism Art CARL MAURER Drafting rhvsies nient ROBERT MEREDITH Alchemist Club Junior ToastmH I«itin Club MARILYN MESSINGER Business Chll. Choir Tennis DORIS MILBRAT Head Song Leader Honor Roll (Jirls ' league Cabinet 33 STANLEY MILLER Lettermen ' s Club Tennis Co-Captain Bachelor? club EDWARD MILLIGAN AlLbeliiist Club Latin Club DONN MOOMAW Student Body Fresideu Commissionei- of Athle Football Co-Captajn JOEANN MOORE Spanish Club Future Homeniakert BEVERLY MORIARTY Drama Tennis Artizans OILMAN MORILLA Esquires Spanish Club Choir BOB MURATA Auto .Mec-hai CONNIE MURO Honor Society Artizans G.A.A. tudent Relati SHIRLEY NAILL Team Sports F.H.A. Spanish Club Secretai 34 RICHARD NEILL Al.tu-inis! Sf.ietil orihestia I ' lesidc Koi.tball MARILYN NELSON dills ' I-fagiu- Spanish Cliili Artizans VIC NEWTON Band Biology Botany JACK NICHOLS ■■H Football B Swimming Senior Hi-Y VADA NOBLE P.usiness ( lull Tennis Typing BERNICE OBIEDO Sl.anisli I Mull JEAN O ' BRIEN Civics Vocations Team Game REGINA O ' HARA Band Orchestra Choir DONNA OLEWILER Artizans Club Presideii Swimming C  -manaKer Coterien JL 35 BOB PAGENKOPP Foutball Manager Basketball Manager Lettermans Club BARBARA PAPPAS Sniihonioie Vice-Pres. Song Leader G.A.A. Treasurer LAURA PEREZ Majorette Ciirls ' I eagu G.A.A Vke- DICK PETERSON Student Relations Sophomore Class Pres. Hi-Y President JOANN PLANCHON Artizans G.A.A. Business Club JEANNE POTTS Krt-nrh Club G.A.A. Latin Club DANNY PRALL arsit Basketball Varsity Football arsity Baseball JOANN PRICE G.A.A. Little Theatr 36 ISM A EL B. QUEZADA K:ul!o Chill I ' r.sidrril l ' liutiisniiih. ALICE QUICK I.alili c-hi HELEN RADILLO Ofl ' k-i ' ri;lilk- JAMES RENFRO PniftiiiK Aino .M rhani.- 1 uniituii- .Maki KENNETH REYNOLDS Alii-1 l,[lrial C.terit-ll Clul. HalKl GEORGE RET2INGER Artizalis Art Craft W 1 Sh..i. ALLYN RICE Vai ' siiv Swimniiiis Eaihelors Clul) Lelternien ' s LEROY RICE V...,d Shi.]. •I ' uiiil.linK BILLY JO RILEY Drama (;.A.A. Lytic JOYCE RIVERA Business Club Spanish Club G.A.A. PHIL RIVERA Vaisitv I--(,c,tl,all Vai-sitv Traik Auto Me.haTii. -- RAY ROBINSON DlaflinK Hi-Y Auto Mechanic pip-; ■-.. E lE :jk ii JIM ROEHM Varsity Football Hi-Y Secretary Spanish DONALD ROELANDS Junior Toastnif Latin Club JOANN ROLD Artizans Art Crafts Shorthand JERRY ROZAR Baslietliall Capta HARRY ROUX Business CIul. Spanish C ' lul) Lvric Club CHARLENE RUMELL C.enerator Adver office .Monitor Commerce Club WILLIAM RUNGE Bachelors AUDREY RUSSELL Usherettes G.A.A. Girls League President FLORENCE SALGADO Busi Spanish Clul Office Pract lui) DANIEL BALL Band Art CraftJ Swinin.ins ARMON SAMPLE Bookkeeping; 38 DALE SANFORD AilVMlH-i ' d . l:,lhf Kailiii I ' lul. I ' r.s Al.ht-niists MARIAN JOYCE SARA hittli- TlK ' alri- I III I,:itin Dniina ( Iff ice Practice l.ilirary Science DOLORES SEGURA .Sli:Mlish Cllll) (5. A. A. t)ffice rractic DORATHA SHERBURNE Business e ' liil) F.H.A. Office Practice JOHN SHEROD H:isel)ali I ' truscans I iraftinp BILL SHERRILL X ' arsiU I--u..ll.all Aul.. .Mtrlianics Itailii. MAISIE SHERWIN Honor UoU Ki ' ench Ciuii I itlle ' I ' lu-alrc t ' .uild BEVERLY SHULTZ Maj.ir.-lt.- BILL SIMS Varsity Footl)all Varsity Traik Aviation t ' luti I ' ri ' si lfnt FAENELL SMITH Future Homemakers Pi-es French Club Library Science fty Treasurer NORINE SMITH r,.A.A. Office Tract i. Transfer MARILYN SNELL Uitiu iMul. Business Club Choir rj ARTHA SNOW Lalui Cluli C.A.A. UuK.ne.ss I ' liil. BRUCE SNYDER Radio Club President Advanced Mathematics ERNESTINA aOUANO Business Club Spanish Club Swimming BEATRICE SPAWN Generator Feature Kditor Little Theatre rjuild Photography Club JEAN SPIELMAN Hon.M Smiety Spanish Club C..A.A. Little TheatiH VERN STEVENS Bachelors Bookkeeping Auto Mechanics 40 Aillci .M.-.lK PAT STINCHCOMB Transft-r ANITA STODDARD .Majorftlf Hnnoi- Roll C.A.A. JACKIE STRUBLE Slu.linl l:.-l:ili 1 1 . A , A . Stlf-(.; )V.iiiin, BETTY STRUTHERS UeljutaiUes O.A.A. Usherette THELMA SUSMAN L;il.n dull 11. .11, II S...:el l.lltl.- Til. all 11(1 SALLY SWITZLER Fvitiire Homeniakers C A.A. Dance JOHN TAYLOR ralifoniia 1 ROBERT TAYLOR Bachelors Club Aviation Physics SHIRLEY TEEPLE Latin l-hil. wimiiiiiiK Staff TED THOMAS Sin-ltif; Sports Husiness Club Bookkeeping: 41 LEONARD THORNTON Cross CouiUry Varsity Track Lettermen ' s ( ' Iyettermen s Club BILL TIDBALL Etruscans Varsity Track Auto Mechanic GLENN TODD Alclieniist Chill Fhotograi hy Club Science JACQUELINE TOWEY Ariel Business Staff Business Club Tri-Y ■M CHARLES TOWNSEND Bachelors Photography Business Club rRANK TREMEL Ariel Art Kclitor MARIE TRUMAN Team Came. ' (3. A. A. Lyric Club DARRELL TURNER Football Co-capta Self-Government Varsity Baseball LARRY TURPEN Furniture .Making Wooilworking Trai Art 42 Office I ' lact: JOE URSUA Aiil.. -M. . li MARGARET VACA MARIE THERESE VALDEZ Husiiu-s.s C ub Offii-e rractice CJ.A.A. ELISA VALDIVIA Si.aiusli Club LOLALEE VAN COMPERNOLLE Orchfstra rrcsiiUnl li.A.A. Lriitin Cliili BERT VAN DYK Ksqiiil-.-s Onlu-stra WILLIAM WALLACE ' (jtiTii-n Vkf-I ' re.xidtnt Vaisitv Tiaik •i; ' Maski.tljill FR ANKIE JO WALLER TypiMB Tlan.sf.r I.atui Cliil. Varsity F..c.ll.; HOWARD WALLEVAND Varsity Football Boys Athletic Com. Senior Class Vice-Pres. 43 BILL WALTERS Business rlul. Band Furniture Maliinp Honor Roll MERILYN WATROUS Future Homemal Business Club Liibrar ' Science MARILYN WEBB Honor Society Natura Club Vice-Pies. Team Sports EDWARD WHEELAN Choir Spanish Club Saint Show PEGGY WILLIAMS rsh.-i.ti,- T,:.rn SlM.its lUlsilKss rluli WILMOT Varsity Basi-liall I.fttermen ' s CUib ICtruscans I ' rcsidf DOROTHY WOOD Futiiif Hon Sln rthaiui Sholtha TypinK DOROTHY WRIGHT Busiiies. Chill MARY JO WURTH Swiinniing TypiiiR Clothing MARGARET YANCE l.itti,- Th.-atr Tennis Uvric Chil. 45 AUTOGRAPHS JUNIORS CLASS ADVISER PRESIDENT 1 M:m as- VJiH m Mr. Clyde O. Patton David Cole VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Coralyn V aWberg Dallas Pruett Homework 47 First row: C. Abernathy. F. Allen, Jl. Aman, J. AUi.son, L. Aklridse. I.. Angleniyer. Second row: M. Alexan- der, JI. Barker, V. Acosta. C. AUe.i. N. Bailey, N. Andrews. Third row B. Area. L. Anderton, B. Babeock, O. Anderson, I.. Abrens, D. Ball. First row: C. Bennett. E. Barklev. V. Biekle. M. Black, N. Boyd. R. Biles. Second row: E. Becklund. M. Bennett, V. Bell, R. Beltz. R. Black. Third row: D. Alcala, A. Binau. R. Bartlet, K. Bolton, W. Barnett, B. Beauchaniii. Fourth row: R. Benford, .1. Blanchard P. Borchard, R. Bjorklmid. W. Bowes, J. Bobleter. 48 Kirst row: B. Bidck. B. RucliJinaM. 1 Butler, V. Cathcurt. I . Brioncs. Sc Olid row: A. Casev. D. rharleton. Buii-h, J .Brattv, B. Carothers. Thi row: C. Brat tain. fi. Tarr, A. C uv wick, M. Bustaim-nte. A. Chan. Four row: . l. Brenilrr, S. Carlow. U. Chalii ler. H. foffnian. i i. Charlton. .1. Briii s:ar. First row: J. DIer, XI. DeSilva. M Devlne, A. Corella, J. Croteau. Seeoiui row: B. Connell, J, Cordes, B. Crane. J. Crowe, J. Davis. Third row: R. Ccsby, B. Dickinson. B. Cole. K. Cum- niings, E. Davis. Fourth row: li. Couohman, L.. Dewald, C. Cone, D. Cole, A. Demaio, T. Conzelman. 49 I ' irst Iiill ski D. Dyer. E. Figueroa, J. Eiigel, B. Klliott, L. Dohbs. Second row: R. F ' lores, D. Dilzer, J. Doster. J. Dous- lass, H. Eniley, F. Dodge. D. Evans. TViii d row: D. Drageset, L. Ehrnian- traut, J. Donahue, P. Fink. .J. Ely, D. Kmmert. Fourth row: D. Fisher. F. Enlriken. B. Faulkner, .J. Eckel, R. Dozier. F. Domian. H. E ' ers. First row: R. Gowdy, I . Fosdick, J. Gillette, R. Geladas, C. Garrison. J. Graham, L,. Grajeda, A. Guerrero. Sec- ond row: D. Grochow. G. Gibbens, J. Giurbino. S. Graham. B. Gi.sh. C. Frazer, R. Garrison. Third row: G. Gie.se. W. Galloway, F. Gillern. .1. Gwilliam, B. Garrison, G. Grotle, B. Goodsell, J. Fox. 50 ll.-:uliM -k. L. Hamilton. P. Hay, :, HiKSins, .[. Harvev. .1. Hicks. C. Har- iiuiM, 1. H aiook, .1. Hagan. Tliiid low: H. Hiiksoii. .M. Hobbs. IJ. Haim. V. Heiidiiiks. I). Haves. V. Haiits- baigcr. J. Hicks. -M. Harvey. Kiist row: H. .lenson, U .lones, .laneway. H. Honer. X. Hiir l. .Jones. I). Hunter. Second row: KillinR-sworth. S. .Jones. B. Isbell. Kennedy. .1. .Johnson. XI. .Jones. Keller. Third row: L. Hnber. Hupp. T. Houek, It. Hopkin.s. Holmes, G. Keller, C. Howard. First row: C. Lancaster. J. Lee, R. Lloyd, J. Lindstroni, R. Linton, L. Lucero, Second row: Z. Jones. W. Lee- cing, E. Kittelsen, G. Lander, B, Kuykendall. JI. Law. Third row: D. Love. J. Lindslioog. L. Lord. J. Lowrance, il. Kinney, B. Lane. Fourth row: D. Lane, L. Krisher. R. Luclcey, F. Laguna, B. Jellison, J. Leonard. First row: L. McBride. B. McPheeters, P. -MeGallian, ! . Markel. J. .Ma.son. Second row: J. McFadden. A. Mar- tinez, D. Maher, N. lIcKibbin. C. Lus- sier. Third row: .T. Markel. E. Mat- thews, V .McDaniel, W. Masters, V. Lundberg. Fourth row : R. McDonald. V. Martin. R. McCoUum, P. McGallian, C. Mashburn. 52 .M.sfck, il. .Morrison, E. Miller. J. .Miiore. B. Niuial. Second sluush. .1. M:ivnar 1. H. .Mli.sii-k. l; .Muslnrd. .1. il... I . MriUi t-i -TS ' SESIBH First row: M. Patterson. J. Patterson. (). Parra. G. Parton. M. Pearson. Sec- ond row; B. Neves. M. Patrick, r. Pannell. A. OsterUami). V. Nielsen. .1. Neer. Third row: II. Ontiveros. B. Perkins. ,M. Pa van. B. Napier. li. IVrrynian. Fourth row: P. .N ' ichols. .1. Parten. J. Paul, H. Paxton, A. Peralta, J. ilcGlenn. 53 First iciw: J. Radford, S. Polster. S. Randall. W. Piideniore. Set-ond row: I). Reilly, I . F ' itkerins, D. Pruett. J. Petrie. V. Quick. Third row: K. Pii- - .ser, C. Raaberg, D. Price. C. Rawl- ings. Fourth row: G. Pvatt. .1. Ream- er. D. Provost. B. Pier.son. D. Petei- son. First row: H. Roberts. J. Scheve. L. Robins. J. Schermerhorn. A. Rico, C. Schulz. Second row: J. Richey, R. Sanchez, B. Ross, J. Sareent. B. Ri- vera, H. Reta. Third row: P. Rein- hardt. B .Reinert, B. Rivera. L. Rico, X. Reynolds. D. Rivera. Fourth row: R. Salisbury. J. Roberts. R. Rich. S. Rohrs, C. Rockwell, A. Sallee. S. Robinson. 54 First row: L. Sharp. S. SliiDlcv. Y. Siguier. K. S.-r..s?;ins. .1. Sinn. lis. I . SlaluuiKh. Sfci.iid r..w: C. .s.-liwartz. .1. Shirlfv. I ' . Slawsi.ii. N. .Smilli. S. Silli,-r. .r. SluMKi. Tliinl r.iw: M. S,-,-l, . .M . ;ilislrv. .1. Shiellls. K. Slllitll. I: .• in.-vkal. R. Sirnpsdn. Fmirtli row: 11 .- niith. L . Sinilli. H, Sicleii. T. S.-xli.n. D. ShefTer, 1.. .Shcrwin. First row: A Tripp, L. Swift. M. Travis. M. Teter. B. Tinz. X, Spires, Second row: B. Thacker. J. Stephan. B. Staffler. C. Strickland. R. Thomp- son. B. Tipton. Third row: D. Swen- son. .1. Spiegel. A. Squire, fi. Ta.vlor, R, Speaker, M. Tipton. Fourth row: S, Standring, W, Stupar, B. Stone. C. Tllton, H. Staton. A. Solomon. 5S First low: H. Turnbaugh. B. Tucker, R. Warner. Y. Urquiza. M. Vernon. Second row: M. Walker, C. Wahlberg, B. Trueblood, J. Wakefield. J. Under- wood, ,T. W ' ard. Third row: J. Villalo- bos, A. Vasquez, E. Waffle. B. War- ren, J. W alworth, B. Warren. Fourth row: B. Trujillo. I). Vanderhoek, P. Truofreh, D. Ward. B. Vasilj. M. LMsua. Fir.si row: 1 ' . Wilherow. B. Yount, 11. William. , V. Witmer, B. Young. Sec- ond row: F. With, B. Wilson. B. Wil- son, P. Whitten, M. W ' hitcomb. Third row: B. Winder, B. West. E. Was- inger, .T. Wetzel, B. Zink. Fourth row: E. Wilde, R. Wil.son. B. Wiseman, D. Wilcox, B. Weeda, N. Weinraub. 56 SOPHOMORES CLASS ADVISER PRESIDENT Mr. Don Warhurst Lloyd Burke VICE-PRESIDENT Jane Dickson SECRETARY Pat Councilnnan 57 First row: M. Armendariz, B. Bear- bower. W. Becklund, M. Allen. S. Avery. R. Atkins. R. Barker, W. Beach. Second row: R. Baker. C. Beclitol, R. Babcock, J. Alderson. J. Bell. K. Bartelt. G. Bartell. Tliird row: M. Allen, G. Alcala. B. Anderson. C. Barker. D. Arledge, J. Ausnius, W. Baricknian. First row: B. Bouldin, A Bronson, P. Bennett, D. Berndt, J. Burgess, A. Bettis. Second row: D. Buell, D. Boheim. D. Braddock. D. Brown. R. Hose. B. Bogard. Third row: B. Buch- anan, C. Burke, G. Bonds. R. Brooks, R. Brown, H. Bryan. 58 il. IV Christi lieckiT, V. liiisdieckei-. imison, X. Hrock. Se ' .elinail. .M. I ' allinuii. 1 ' haimuui. V. (Vriiich Kirsi row: ( ' . navidsoii. U. Kastinan, .1. Dalby, .1. Duksrm. B. rifiishaw. T. I- avi,s. C. Eaton, J. Dunt-an. Second row: W. Davis. .1. Donovan. D. Dady, G. ruiran. S. Dewald. W. Dodge, B. Crowell, T. Dakin. Thinl Row: D. Cooney, R. Cmnpstoii, D. furrey, P. Davis. R. CruEe, J. Daw.son, C. Dear- tos, C. Dalluge. 59 First row: J. Elmore, R. Fiduccia. J. Fuller. P. F ' ox. G. Garrison. M. Ever- Kon, F. Fiduccia. Second row: L. Franke, A. Davis, E. Esker. J. Gallo- wav, G. Gallardo, iT. Farrell. A. Ek- lund. Third row: A Fox. B. Eisner. hC. Garrett. E. Fouch. R. Elliott. D. Faulkner. J. Flovd, A. Gastelo. First row: C. Hickson. B. Harris, E. Heaney. J. Houghland, C. Hill. H. Hernandez. C. Hernandez. Second row: XI. Havermale. B. Hoskins, P. Heaney, T. Higgins. E. Haven. J. Harvey, S. Hockaday. Third row: R. Hantsbarger. ( ' . Hamblet. D. Hillnian. L. Hansen, H. Hemmen, A. Hicks, B. Haysom. 60 First row: E. Jackson. K. Hiit -lies I.. Kent. ¥. Kilkenny. .S. Hunt. Hishtower. B. Hunter. St ' (uul i ( .s. Hynes. R. Igou. .M. Juarez. J. K. uall. J. Jensen, S. Hutchinson. Jaesei . M. Jones, ' l hird row: Hughes. R. Johnson. 1 . Howard. K.-llev. H Kisk. B. Kirc-hhoffer. Joniail. Kirst row: I . Fletcher. C. (Juznian. N. Hamaker. D. Gilbert. A. Germann, A. Hadick. E. Green. Second row: M. Hall. M. Giles. X. Godinez. R. Goetz. D. Gess, A. Green. P. (Jrahani. Third row: G. Green. K. Gross, D. Hahn. 1 . Gildersleeve. F. Gran.sgard. J. Hall, J. ' Iriffin. 61 First row: B. Lancaster. P. Lane, S. Lanford. D. Linclsey. A. Lujan. T. Mendez. J. LeGrand. Second row: J. Lay, B. Litke, B. Knapp, J. Loughton, .M. Losselier. E. Koger. B. Linam. Third row: M. Lucio. J, Lochead, M. I ancMster. T. Kitchen. R. Liicio. F. Liizano. L. Linl er. First row: U. Manzo. C. Manning, N. IMariott. J. Markham. S. Luzania. Second row: A. Mai-tinez. V. MacDon- ald C. llcCaffre, R. Lynch. A. Martin- ez. Third row: R. McKim, R. Lnssier, Third row: R. McKini, R. Lnssier. B. MacDonald, .1. Marring, D. Lyon, J. Lyons. 62 First row: M. lleCoUum. E. i rercier. H. Metcalf, N. Sloblev, B. [cWhorter, IK McXeil. H. Melendez. J. Jleservf. Second row: A. ilercado. N. Mendez, .1. .Mason. L. Xon is. A. Meyer. R. .Merker. K. ilendez. R. Miller. Third row: .1. .Merino. .1. Morrison. M. Nixon. C. Moores. K. Matthews. Ij. ifoore. 1). -Menard, C. .Maxsun, I . Moores. First row: C. Xadal, B. Nichols, E. Muro, S. Nugent, F Negrete. P. Os- borne. M. Ortega. L. Mustard. Second row: C. Neer, N. O ' Neal. J. Oakes, N. Murane, A. Ortiz, F. Oofiien. U Oak- ley. Third row: M. Palm. R. McCool. D. Osborne. D. Nave, J. Norrls, L. Naylor, F. ileyer, L, olsen. 63 First row: J. Plavan, D. Poarch, J. I ' arga, L. Parra, T. Pinnix. R. Por- ras. A. Picken. Second row: E. Pet- tis. C. Phillips. T. Peralta. M. Paz. .J. I ' ieroe, T. Palmer, J. Patterson. B. Parker. Third row: S. Paul. R. Parton. T . Pa ' ne. J. Perrin. A. Pierson, G. Phillijis. L. Poirier, J. Porter. First row: C. Purdy. JI. Pruett, K. Randle. L. Ragsdale. R. Remain, J. Reinhardt. D. Ramirez. Second row: .M. Rodriguez. E. Prizio. E. Runnells, R. Rechtwigr, E. Roberts. S. Retzinger, X. Robinson. Third row: B. Richards, A. Rispaillie, V. Reynolds. L. Rule, S. Reinhaus, J. Roach, J. Rudderow, R. Quigley. 64 RllKSell, Second n .Siiiiaiia. Seainaiu Third ic W. Rea. S. She Sr n. H First row: H. Spencer. V. Stephenson. H. Stockton. A. Sloniger. J. Steven- son. S. Smalley. B. Sullivan. Second row: .1. TalmaKe. F. Smith. L. Stevens. I. Sommerville. A. Stacv. B. Spawn. !■•. M ' avlor. Third row: n. Taylor. J. Tavlor, H. Snsman. C. Swanner, K. Strand. .1. Taylor, H. Stewart, I). .Spencer. 65 First row: E. Vasquez, Z. Wallei , S. Van Compernolle. AI. Walker, N. Townsend, J. Topping. P. Vernon. Second row: D. Teague. C. Thurber. I. Villalobos. V. Visse. M. Turturice. B. Teku.s. M. L ' mphenour. Third row: D. Tilibets, A. Tibbets. R. Volf. R. Tru- jillo. L. Torrance. C. Walter. J. Ver- be.- kv. Firsit row: E. White, S. Williams. R. Willeford. P. Westmyer. M. Weygand. L. Valdez. F. Winstead. Second row: B. Weltv. G. White. B. Wa- rner. n. Weber, X. Ward. R. Wood. X. Ward. Third row: .7. Wells. B. Young, J- White. B. Watson, R. Wolf. L. Wil- liams, V. Woodward. 66 e-Eo« « BAftre ORGANIZATIONS HONOR SOCIETY First rciw: Mrs. Tozier, V. Witiiier, ' ■ ll. - .I, P. Sommei-ville. J. Smith, . I r.iiii k, B. Beam, N. Birkhead, . 1. M.fitiTi, B. Mustard, Mrs. Bennett. .ShouuU iuw: B. Hunter, B. Nichols, L. A. Jones, T. Susman, D. Milbrat, N. Herzig, D. Maher, L. Hubbard, B. Elliott, B. Scroggs, X. Mt-Neill. Third row: M. Jennings, R. Linton, B. Pet- tis, M. Webb, H. Honer, -M. Heacock, E. Becklund, A. Heaney, L.. Guinn, N. June, E. Kittelsen. Fourth row: D. Berndt, O. Kosar, J. Vell.s. J. Gillette, B. Kennedy, E. Webb, M. Barnett, B. Warren, J. Fenstad, L. Horton, E. Haven. Fifth row: R. Levin. B. Riv- era, J. Harvev, B. Lockett. D. Gilder- sleeve, B Sievert, M. Palm. B. Weeda, J. Lvon, R. Xeill, M. Allen. Sixth row: D. Baker, B. Mei-edith, R. Morris, R. McDonald, L. Maxon, R. Elliott, D. Hanson, J. Taylor, R. Dozier, G. Andei ' son, N. Cheney. This year the Honor Society and the hlonor Roll have had an increase in membership, and this seems to indicate, happily, that the students of Santa Ana High School are putting more accent on studies. An important item in Honor Society business this year was a gener- ous donation to the Seymore Award, which is given each year to one boy and one girl in the California Scholarship Federation. The second annual farewell and welcoming party during the first part of the second semester was quite successful, and the members hope to have another next year. The ditch day party at Corona Del Mar was a success in spite of chilly weather. Several students were delegated to attend the annual California Scholarship Federation conference, where they they participated in forums and discussions. Life members of the C. S. F., who are awarded their pins at Commencement, really earn this honor, for to be eligible they must be members of the Honor Society four of their six semesters at high school. This means receiving at least three A ' s and a B each semester. First semester officers of the organization were: Nayan McNeill, president; Barbara Kennedy, vice-president; Norma Herzig, secretary; and Betsy Warren, treasurer. Spring officers were: Louise Guinn, presi- dent; Ronald Dozier, vice-president; Lois Ann Jones, secretary; and Jo Ann Smith, treasurer. Mrs. Asenath Bennett and Mrs. Mary Tozier are the very helpful and capable advisers. 68 HONOR ROLL KirsI IMW; C. S.Jiiilx. il, .M I ' lu. t. i , I ' . Flalu-rty, 1.. A iii;l,iii ,i . A. St...l- .iMiil. i:. Hogard. .M. Mai.sli, Y. li - ■ liiiza. t-econd row; [i. Hill. I ' . WVst- iiivcr. .1. Weltz. r. .Mi-l- ' arlaiic. I,. KnickerlKH-ker, B. Wilson. 1!. Ncv.s. .• . Averv. .Mrs. Bennett, ' l-hird row: .Mrs. To .ier. L. Lord, .1. Shields. II Asnilera. V. Madison. .1. Franklin. . ' n.-wald. P. Fink. V. . ndrews. Fonnh i.iw: .1. Koa.h. 1 1. i ' ri.e. . Pickinson. ■. r.ol,:;in. P. .Sanford. IL ( -.nuliinan. I . Ball. B. Can-. CS.F. MEMBERS 69 COTERIEN CLUB First row: Mr. Herron, B. Pappas, P. Councilman, P. Ehrler, C. Hill, C. Heysel. J. Brady Mrs. Bouchev. Second row: J. Dickson, B. Brown, D. Headrick, V. Baker, M. Chan, Ij. l erez D Pruett, B. Aguilera. X. ilcNeill. Third row: O. Kosar, B. Geist, R. Neill, H. Wallevand, J Struble, F. Tremel, B. Lockett, A. Wright. Fourth row: D. Olewiler, J. Franklin. J. Clark, J Shields, C. Kern, C. Burke, C. Ashburn, B. Carr. Fifth row: V. Andrews, S. Anderson, R Morris. D. Peterson, B. Wallace, D. Turner, D. Dunbar, D. Hanson. Sixth row: D. Cole, B Cook. R. Childers, K. Reynolds, D. Moomaw, E. Fouch, B. Haysom, D. Peterson. FWNK The Coterien Club is composed of Student Body officers, class officers, club presidents, and editors of the Ariel and the Generator. The first big event of the year, the hHarvest Ball, is sponsored annually by the Coteriens. Plaid shirts, dirndle skirts, braids, and beards predonninate. Especially looked forward to by the boys par- ticipating in Spring Sports were the awards given at the banquet sponsored by the Coterien Club. At connmencement awards are given to the out- standing senior boy and girl. Under the capable guidance of the advisers, Mrs. MIrrle Bouchey and Mr. George hHerron, the club achieved Its aims throughout the year. 70 ALCHEMIST CLUB First row: W. StuiKir. F. Xiihols, R. Xeill, D. Price, B. Anderson, H. Staleii. I . Hubhard, C. Whittle, . [r. Trawirk. Second row: R. l.ivin. ( ' . Amstadt, K. .MilliKan, .1. Xorris. U. .Mereditli, H. I ' arr. .r. Xixon. U. Weeda, I ' .. I,ocketl. ' I ' liird row: f. Rockwell. H. Hjork- Uind. K. l uckey, .1. Taylor, R. ( ' ouchnian, D. Hanson. K. Johnson, D. S a n fo r d, .J. M a d d o c k, T. Holmes, F. Schneider. NATURA CLUB LiLbl First row: Mr. Thomas. .T. Brady. Parra. L. .McBride, :m. I -iw. C. Siss .Second row: R. Beltz. .1. Maynard. Hewes. G. Dabbs, M. Barnetl, Webb. Third row; D. Maher. J. Ci loway. .1. Hainan. .1. Verbesk.v, Webb. B. Lane. Fomlh row: Schneider, F ' . Xichols. S. StandriiiK. fnsser, .1. Harvey. B. Smeykal, -Morris, D. Price, R. Smith. JUNIOR RED CROSS F ' wat riiw: I . Hansen, J. Croteau, .1. Houghland, .Miss Moran. Second row: P. Williams, R. Gowdy, M. Seeley, I). Eastman. Third row: J. Galbraith, ,1 Clark, .1. Loughton, M. Black. Fourth row: J. Shields, S. Hutehin Anderson, A. Russell, N. Murane RADIO CLUB Canlield. .1. Mfirell. .1, Leonard. Mv. Kowlew Second row:  . ' . Brenner B. Stone, I. Quezada. B. Sny- Third row: F. Fer- guson, R. Elliott, Li. Holmes, D. San- ford, S. Maxon. 72 SPANISH CLUB KiiKl ]r,w: c, lli-vwl. I!. Hill. X. llirk- lu-:i l. I,. AliKk-iiieyer. 1!. K:nwcll. J. .Jiiliiison. A. Ci-rmann. L. Ilimiiltoii. i. .laraniillo, I.. Dobb.s, 1,. Jones. R. Biles, I). Hunter, A. Ciuei-reio, A. Honiez, .M. Armendariz. Second row: R. KllioU. H. C-rane, D. Charleton, H. Honer, I). Ilcadrick, X. [Iiird. .1. ( rowc. H. Bogard, F. I)od(;e. A. Hard- ina. . C ' arothers, P. Adams, fi. Christ, A. Casey. J. Hasan, F. Allen. Miss Try than. Third row: 1 ' . Hav. .T. Uoster. K. Fisueroa. J. Cillette, O. C.allardo, .M. .Inarez. K. Beeklund. E. Kittleson. .1. Clark, V. Kwer. .M. .Jones, I,. Knickerbocker. .M, Barnett. rj. Iiabbs, X. .June. .M. Chan. I ' . Flahertv. Fourth row: JI. Bustamenle. J. Hicks, .1. Feiistad, I). Boheim. .J. Franklin, li. Chaimian, B. Kennedy. II. Draga- set, I). Christ. 11. Berry. R. Beltz. J. Carr, .M. Bennett. V. Andrews. C. An- derson. .J. .Jensen, A. Hewes. Fifth row: (i. (ialleg-os. F. Alder.son, S. Crahani, I). Carroll. 1). Hillnian. B. Anderson, C .Alcala. B. (;t)ld. K. Brad- le . M. Brenner. P. Fink. C. Kim- ball, n. Bryan. .J. Hall. C. Burke. .1. Fo. . .Sixth row: B. Dickin.son. n. Hayes, (j. C.rotle, .J. Hayes. C. J low- ard, B. (Jarrison, C. Andeison, R. Dozier, J. Kckel. C. Barker. C. Clemens, S. Konzal, R. Chandler. R. Bjorklund, K. Anderson, J. Barker. First row: A. Valdivia. A. . lercado. C. Xadal. J. I.ucero, I). Manzo. R. Lloyd. V. heecing. B. Young. T. Suarz. r . Sanchez. T. Lujan. il. Xunez. E. Russell, C. Schulz, B. Xadal, E. Vasquez, Mrs. Rx driguez. Second row: C. Sheffield. V. Walton, D. Segura. H. Vaca. E. Solano. K. Valdiyia. -M. Trayis. M. Whitconib. S. Xaill. C. I jimbros. M. .Martin. A. Rut- ledge. B. Xichols. M. I ' luett. M. Pat- terson. V. Wilnier. Third row: C. Muro. I . McFarlaue •. Mitchell. F. Salgado. B. .McFadden. C. Webber. .1. Morrison. M. Walker. I.. Perez. .1. Schernierhorn. J. Sjieilnian. S. Ship- ley. R. Miller. O. Parra. Y. Frquiza. R. Linton. Fourth row: S. Silber. .1. Richey. B. Schultz. B. Wil.son. .J. Petrie. B. Packer. A. Quick. J. Struble. J. P.ickman. E. Webb. B. Warren. A. Martinez. B. Xeyes. M. r ' atrick. C. Mushrush. E. I yon. Fifth low: n. Pruett. R. Uiye. (). Riyera. .1. .Merino. S. Shun . 1 . Spencer. .J. Parke. .1. JIurphy. B. Runge. B. Tib- bets. C.. .Mr.rilla. J. Roehm. .M. Palm. ' 1. Taylor. .1. Sargen t. I . Pickering. A. Valles. Sixth row: .1. Ix«head. E. May. J. Riyera, B. Vasilj. E. .Mat- thews. D. Ward. J. .Moore. I,. Sherwin. D. Siden. H. Roux. R. .Merker. P.. Lucke.y. L. .Maxson. F. Lucero. .1. Paul, R. Smith. 73 FRENCH CLUB X lIcNeill, First row: E. Jleroier, A. Pickens, B. Beam, B. JlcPheeters. B. Jleserve, J. Hobbs, J. Claunch. Second row: A. Bettis, E. Jackson, J. Schneider, C. Hill, J. Patterson, B. Geladas. F. Jason, A. McNeill. Third row: R. Gowdy, B. Tipton, J. Talmage, O. Kosar. A. Heaney, X. McNeill, E. Figueroa, Miss Thomas. Fourth row; L. Hubbard, R. Lussier. R. Beltz, B. Lvnch, D. Clasen, N. June, L. Guinn, A. Binau. Fifth row: T. Dakin. H. Agruirre, K. Cave, D. Menard, A. Klein, F. Smith, D. Peterson, JI. Sherwin. Sixth row: F. Schneider, M. Barker, D. Ward, J. Rudderow, B. Hopkins. R. Chandler, T. Holmes, D. Ball, K. Matthews. LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES 74 LATIN CLUB l ' ' iist row: W. C ' HsiKui, L. Aiielemever, 11. Hanson, B. Rrown, P. Flaherty, X. Brock. Second row. .1. lOngle. H. Butler. M. Farrel. .1. Tri.-is. .1. Bur- se.ss, M. Havermale. I.. Fo.- (luk. Third row: H. Kmley, Ij. (5ninn. M. JIall, B Bosard, M. Than. ( ' . Cai-other.«, .1 Coiilscin. Fourth row: B. Bane. C i;:iil.ll, I ' . BuKsier. B. Jaeser. B. Hor- I. .11. . l. Il.-aroi-k. X. Pavi.s. Fifth row B. Lord. .s. Cai-low. .7. Bowrancc. B, I ' h. ' w, K. Baitlet, B. l evin. I). C.ilder- . I ' -.-ve. B. Borkett. Sixth row: B. Carr . . Block, ( Bobzin. D. I ' urrey, T , Ahrens, D. Hanson, R. Coiichman, D, Ball. Jl ■ First row: A. Tripp. S. Van Conipc nolle. L,. Van Compernolle. T. Su man, 1 . S omnierville, T. Reid. Secoi row: B. Markel. .1. Smith. C. JI. ( ' affre. I). Senne, B. Swift. .1. W(d( !•:. Mustard. Third row: J. Wetz. .Sv .M. Sh l . Whitten. M. W.-hh. X. .Mi X.ill. Fourth row; ( ' . Walter. I). IVlerson, B. Meredith, S. Reinhaus. D. Roeland ' , J. Shields. .7. Merrell. Fifth row: 1:. McDonakl. K. .Milligan. I). Bet.-rsou. .1. Taylor. .F. Xorris, R. Morris, J i. Price, 1). Maher. 75 BUSINESS CLUB First B Zlike-t Ii l iiiiKa-v Sec- I ' WestTllNPl M Bcivlev, 1-,. Valdez Thud rii« F. Trcmel, T ' I ' homas, .1 Bechtol, J Neer. Fourth row: M Chan, J Ta lor. First row: I. Conant. A. Brown, E. Heaney, B. Harris, M. Armendariz, J. r iincan. Second row: Mrs. Bennett. I . Lindsay. S. Dombrowski, C. Abel - nathy, N. Edge, S. Lanford. V Cath- cart, C. Bennett. M. Beasle , Mi Elliott. Third row: J. Criss. J Bui - ge.ss, F. Kilkenny, J. Allison, J Hai vey. D. Benish, J. Towey, M Hal Fourth row: ,1. Bechtol, J. Drewes, 11 Bosworth, C. Allen, M .Chan. B Ci en Shaw, R. Goetz, D. Buell. Fifth row I . Aldana M. Hobbs, R. Hantshaigei I ' . Fischer. L. Cetnar, .1. .Johnson, K Cave, J. Ely. First row: N. Townsend, K. Mustard. 1 1. Poarch. T. Reid, B. Zlaket, M. Mendina. D, Ramirez, M. Suarez, B. Nadal. E. Vasquez. Second row: M. Snell, J. Reinhart, K. Randle. N. . ' .len- Muro. F. .Sal- . Radford. ' I ' hird row: dez, C. Mail gado, C. Ml Mill. I Simon, Mr. N-w.m Westmver, s Unziim,!, C. Mum, c. Mitchell, I,. SI. . lis, A. Martinez, 1. Villalobos, V. Rymer, C. Phillips, J. Neer, L. Valdez. Fourth row: J. Smith, A. Quick. V. Visse. P. Whitten. F. Tremel, T. Thomas, D. Tavlor, .1. Wells, N. Smith, M. Snow. Fifth row: J. Taylor, E. Webb, O. Rivera. B. Walters. .1. Merino, .1. Maddock. A. Sallee, B. Watson K. Matthews, L. Olsen, J. Rivera. 76 TRI-Y First row: .1. Simons, D. Slierbunif. J. Rheinhardt, D. Ramirez. C. Sclnulz. G. Heves. Second row: Ij. Valdiz. K. Randel. H. McXeil. M. McColliim. V. Osborne. E. Woodward. B. Younjr Third row: J. Spielman. S. .Sillier. .J. Schermcrhorn. J. Richey. E. .Miller. B. Sullivan. P. Vernon. Fourth row; J. Smith, A. Quick. S. Retzing. .1. Rold. M. ratrick. V. Westmyer. X. McNeill. Fifth row: .1. BurKess. A. Stacv, B. Parker. J. Towey. J. Taylor. B. N ' eves, J. White. A. Stoddard. Sixth row: P. Stinohconib. M. Sher- win, J. Planchon, B. Walsh. K. Matthews. D. Planchon, C. Swanner, D. Olewiler. ARTIZANS Fir.sl )ii v: Miss Fay. J. Claiuu-h. I.. Sharp, M. Karr, M. Vernon. J. Schnei- der. ( ' . Hill. B. Tucker. J. Michaux. 1 ' . Witherow. J. Radford. J. Brady. Mrs. rari ' ier. Second row: J. Johnson. B. Brown. J. Gillette. J. Suielman. .1. .Jemison. A. Harding. P. Westni er, M. Farrell. J. Hold. J, BurKe.«K. 1. Lowery. P. McFarlane. C. Muro. .1. ilcFadden. Third row; H. Prizio. E Gladding:. J. Taylor. P. McKerley. JI. Alexander, J. Douglass. J. Price. J. F -anklin. L. Knickerbocker. B. Lan- caster, D. Olewiler. E. Lyon. M. Wurth, F. Tremel. G. Bartell. Fourth row: J. Fenstad. .J. Galbraith. C. Kern. A. Wright. C. Ashburn, M. Nelson. .1. Planchon, L. Huber. .T. Moore. E. Matthews. D. Martin. P. Fink, ;. Taylor. B. Gish, S. Graham. V. An- drews. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: M. JIartin. B. McPheeters. Mr. Bruce, X, June, O. Kosar, B. Farwell. Second row: J. Gwilliam. B. Hill, P. Daiss, A. Klein. D. Martin, L, Horton, M. Ursua. Third row: J. Hicks, X. Davis, R. Dozier, C. Purdie. Fourth row: J. Johnson, H. Hemmen, J. Eckel, B. Wiseman. SENIOR Hl-Y row: B. Aguilera. I). Peterson, rsw Second row; P.. Morales, B. Thirtl row: J. Howard. I ' irst row: F. Tremel, F. Forgy, B. Lockett, B. rhew, F. Mendez, J. Sniilev. Second row: B. Cold. K. El- liott, B. Read. T). Patterson. V. Fin- lev. Mr. KniKlnoM. Third row: D. P.oehni. B. .Morales, B. Kimliall, B. Wilniot. J. Howard, R. Childers. Fourth row: I). Turner, J. Flanagan, J. Ward, D. Hanson, G. Corning, B. Tidball. SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR Hl-Y First row: Mr. Covington. A. Chan. 11. Waffle, O. Dilzer, J. Le Grande, J. Griffin. S. Hunt, J. Hiphlower, Mr. Cotter. Second row: R. Cosby, V. Cole, D. Haves. B. Hickson. R. Bab- cock, D. Wilson. D. Tibbets. B. Recht- wig. R. Igou, H. Menard. Third row: R. Smith, M. Harvey, D. Ball. D. I ' eterson, H. Bryan, C. Burke. J. Hall, .M. Kelley, J. Perring. 79 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First row: Mrs. Cole, E. ilercier, X. Brock, S. Naill, L. Sharn. D. Sher- Ijiirne, Miss Rowland. Second row: N. Hagan, B. Carothers, C. Muro. L. Van Compernolle, B. Hill, L. Jones. Third row: M. Farrel, J, Correll. J. Criss, S. Avery, N. June, P. Hughes. Fourth row: A. Stoddard. C. Harmon, H. Baricknian, P. McKerley, R. Atkins, r,. Dabbs, C. Bennett. Fifth row: A. Klein, J. Jenson, M. Sinsley, F. Smith, M. Watrous, D. Clasen. Sixth row: J. Lowranoe, M. Allen, P. Fink, B. Garrison, J. Roach, J. Moore, 11. Wood. PHALANX First row: Mr. Herron, J. McFadden, C. Sissel, J. Talmage. Second row: B. Cei.st, D. Dady, «. Taylor. C. Kern. Third row: D. Xewbern. C. Barker, K. Bolton, D. Turner. 80 JUNIOR TOASTMASTERS I ' ir.st row: Mr. l ' ;i;i;.T, 1 1. I:i.i-I:ni(ls r. Crilfiii. H. .Will. K. liil.-s. S.-.-uu. low: W. Kiiilev, I!. .Mfiedith, K. I.i-viii. ; Dkkinsrm. Thiid row: R. ilcDoTi- ald. F. p rs ison, n. Siden. B. Halj- rn.k. C. And. -I-.--.. 11, PHILATELIC CLUB First row: A. Ehlis, D. Tibbets, M Harnett. D. Maher, Mr. Wilson. S« - ond row: C. Walter. B. Weeda. S Reinhaus, R. Morse. Third row: N Block, L.. Rule. N. Cheney. G. Grotle LITTLE THEATRE 6UILD Mr.st row: M. Li.ii:;. 1 ' . Khiht-rty. -M Haveiniale. J. Johnson. P. I ee. C, I.aniliroK. Second row: A. Heaney, K. iHatltlins. I-- Guinn, A. Harding, .1 .leniison. J. Criss. Third row: N. Jun.-. B. Geist, B. Fullington. J. Galbraith. A. Hewes. L. Knickerbocker. Fonrth row: V. Andrews, P. Kelley, .J. How- ard, F. Fergu.son, F. Forgy, B. Agui- lera. First row: B. lloriarty, B. Sekeris, I . Parra. T. Su.sman. J. Schneider, I ' . Sommerville, T. Reid. Second row: .1. Michaux, J. Spielman. C. Mitchell, B. Riley, M. Nahlinger, J. Patterson. B. Scroggs. X. McNeill. Third row: B. Spawn. J. White. V. Reynolds. D. Roelands, J. Nelson. J. Smiley. .1 Price. Fourth row: E. Pettis. G. State. M. Sherwin. M. Yance. J. Taylor. B. Meredith. D. Martin, C. Turner. 82 DRAMA ACTIVITIES STAGE CREW First row: IV Uiiffiii. Mr. Bolton. I: Levin. Second row: B. Meredith, I: Smith, J. Xorris. 83 BACHELORS F-irst row: Jlr. Wil.son, J. CntT, H Berry. R .Wilson. 1 . Peterson. W. Stupar. R. Sherwin. Second i ow: }i. Musick. B. Runge. D. Menard. .1 Fox, L. Sherwin. J. Lochead. Thinl row: R. Elliott. S. Robison. K. Ander- son, S. Miller. B. Wiseman. L. Rule. USHERETTES First row: J. Clark. B. Struthers, V. Witnier, C. Hevsel, D. Charlton, D. ll.Mdriek, r. Williams. N. Birkhead. .M n.;islt. , ' SU Trawirk. Sfronrt r I. W ' .il.. 11.1,1, M II. ill. I, .1 M..ri; M I ' ll. Ill .1 Wiik.ti.iil, 11, Clilist. 1,. K ' lii. k. 1 I.,.. K. r, l; . . Inillz, X. Iiun . jl W.iik.i riiii.l i..«: .1. Bratty, lMi 1;. 11.1, ill, K K-illl.soii. A. Ureb- 1..VV, M I ' liii 1. k, i; Warren. V. An- ili.w.-. A i;u - . II. i;. Kennedy, L. Hortuii, C. Kern. 84 OFFICE MONITORS l ' ' irsl i„w: l;. Sekcris, .1. W;ti(I, Y. rnunza. S. Swilzl,-r. . I, Devine. X. HirklUMil. Mrs. I- ' ieUling. Secoml row: N. .Miiiaiie. r. Ula.k, V. Baker, D. IMuftt. N. Smith. .1. .Smith. P. ,Mc- Farhine. Third row: F. Tremel, J. .Jensen, J. Carlow, A. Solomon, L. Sherwin, J. Price, C. Allen. D. Benish. STRING ENSEMBLE First K.w: B. .Merino. S. D-.wald. c Barker. H. Broik. .Second row: I. .Stevens. .M. Allen. .1. Criss. .1. Ci.i rell. H. Butler. I). Dadv, R. Salisbur B. Van n.vk. Third row: G. Curran K. Wasinger. M. .Aman. B. Biiehanar R. Johnson. S. Avery, il. Heaeock. i: Haven. Fourth row: U Williams. I Dodse, L. Van ConipernoUe. B. I. Pheeters. 85 CHOIR First row: Mr. Blukcl, N. tJelllliiM.v, J. Miclmux. B. Morial t . D. Bee, V. JlHllue l, J. L,uwrallce, 1 ' . UeiuhariU, V. Baker. B. CaloHlel , B Jones. C. Bennett. B. Struthers, P. Sommerville. D, Eastman. T. Reid, E. Solana, M. Nahlinger, K. LindskooK. .J. McCormac. Second row C. Lambro.s, B. Elliott, E. Blankenship, W. Watson. S. Letien, D. Mil brat, N. Herzifj, X. Vincent, P. SlawOTn, B. Sekeris, P. McGallian. 1 Grochow, B. Tucker, B. Brown, V. Kwer, N. Edge, E. Matthews, J. Price, J. Smith, M. Patterson, B. Pappas. M. Snell, N. McNeill. Third row P. Fink, G. State. M. Waldron, C. Kern, D. Grochow, R. O ' Hara, K. Warner, .J. Clark, C. Ashburn. B. Riley. V. .Madison. I. Billingsley. J. Towey D. Planchon, G. Schliebe, M. Watrous. A. Quick, D. Beni.sh. C. Anderson. C. Turner. Fourth row: ,J. Murphy. .1. Smiley. B. Pickett. J. Garret D. Rivera, M. Harvev, B. Morales, M. Hobbs. G. iMorilla. J. Ausmus. J. Fox. D. Reichstein, B. Messinger, S. Robison. H. Wallevand. D. Stigall Fifth row: J. Killingsworth. G. Garrett, .1. Paul. B. ilerino, E. Mav. .1. Ford. D. Payne. C. Potter, D. Baker, H. Wallevand. M. Wikert. R. Sampica Sixth row: P. McGallian, .T. Missildine, B. Otnar. T). Moomaw. G. Corning, C. Bobzin, P. Kelley, L. Brockman. J. Ward, J. Bowen. S. Konzal. B, Van Dyk, J. Rozar, R. Wilmot. First io« Mt Pu kel J Cioteui D Hansen, J. Steel Wilson B (.liiliimg 1 Stiof,gins B Keown. M. .luai. . 1 ' H Rulillo 1 ildiMo M Kiuhoftei B Keller. M. Jil. - .- .1 H ( . k M I B. Hill. .1. Lee. S. Switzler. T .«:i J. McGormac. Second row: I- ' W ' l N. Nelson, P. Fletcher, M. Va.;., I: ' V I- ' U.h.rty, B. Hill, .1. Lee, S. Switzler. T .«:ih.r, M. M.-ssins;, r. .T. W.tz. 1. P.. 1, i; ZlHk.i, II I ' ..i,-.w..rili, , !■: fiiiii.M.i;,. i; . l;,ffM|-,i, M illnms Thud low: N. Bailey, M. .s, hli.li. . M. Barker, A. Eiilart, P. Wilson, N. I;.i .i. c i, Kos:ii. A |)i,b|,.w. .1. iTewe, Paiia Coiella B asil], M. Sinsly. ] . Praga.se t. Fourth row: B. Willeford, T. Pinnix. A. Ekluiid, P. Christ, D. Meher, hannan J Donahue A Peralta, T. Moore. R. Smith, G. Keller, R. Volf, A. Martinez, J. Ursiia, H. Bryan. Fifth row: J. B Gold I Quezada E Pouch. B. Crowell, D. Cruz e, T. Sexton, B. Wi.senian, L. Ahrens, J. Barker, B. Havsom. S. Faulk- 111 M II III I , Hewaicl, 86 BAND First r.iw: C. Suickhiiia. U. . U ' i iiuj. i;. Aguili-iii. K. d ' Hura. S. Shijiley, C. Tunu-r. II, AL;inl.i.i, I ' , M.yrr, I,. t)1scii. Sccdiul row; A. Tripp. .M. Bifiinfr, T. Palmer. A. .stacv. M. Allen. L. Aklridse. X. (iodinez. K. Cross, n, l.an.asi.i, K, QuiKley. K. Cooper. 1). Van- (lerhoek, V. Wevaiid. C. Giese. 1 ' . Beiiiiett. 1-. Seotloii. X. Haniaker. Kenn - Reyii..l,ls, ■I ' liiTd i..w: IJ. Williams. X. Cheney. E. Heaney. M. Kellev. 1). Provost. K. Runnel.s. .J. Hall. X. .M.Kilil.in. i Rorkwell. R .Ma, v. A, lOilai t. 1,. ()rtiz. V. Xe vtr)n. ' I ' , T)a -i.«. B. Rohannan. B. QuiRley. I,. Anderton. M. Waldron. Fourth row: L, Swift, c, .Slu-ffield. J. .Saryenl. F. Feraii.son, 11. .N ' eill. i;, lloinaiii. B. Bearbower. L. Van Compernolle, Mr. Lament. ORCHESTRA First row: B. Merino. S. Dewald. C. Barker, li. liroik. R. Salisbury. B. Van 1 )vk. Second row: .1. Criss. .1. Coirell. II. P.iul -r. 1). Dady, M. Si-horle. C. Striekland. R. O ' Hara. B. . K ilera. F. .Mever. S. Shipley. S. Iloekaday. Third row: 1,. Williams. M. Allen. I-. Stevens. C. Curraii. K. Wasinger. M. Anian. B. Buchanan. .1. K iidall. M. .Mien. 1,. Aldridge. R, Quinley. A. Xovak. R I ' .ushee. . I. Waldron. I... Anderton. .1. Harrison. R. .lohnson. S. Avery, .M. Ileacock. Fonrth low: P, Christie. K. Haven, R. Xeill. F. l)od(;e. J.. Van Compernolle, B. Mcl heeters. yiv. Lamont. 87 LYRIC CLUB First row: A. Liijan. E. Hutchetion, V. Cathcart, B. White, S. Eastman, B. Sullivan, W. Beach, J. Parga, S. Luz- Etnia. P. Conzelman. D. Teague, P. Piduccia, L. Anglemyer, Mr. B:ckel. Second row: M. Fuente.5. N. Mobley, E. Melgoza. G. Parton, A. Hadick. V. Busdiecker, S. Busdieker. E. Conzel- man, O. Jaramillo, H. Melendez, L. Franke, A. Bettis. Third row: C. Hickson, T. Lujan. J. Larson, J. Ross, S. Paul, E. Mercier, R. Clark, C. Thurber, M. Aman. L. Janeway, E. Thacker. L. Mustard. Fourth row: H. Stockton, P. Vernon, M. Calhoun, M. .Jones. P Beasley, J. Harvey, S. Hynes, A. Meyer, G. White, B. Gred- ler, .1. Ilagan, R. Allen. G. Friend, O. Xadal. Fifth row; M. Turturice, L. Friend, R. Speaker, S. Sechrest, C. I ussier. J. Petrie. B. Bogard. B. Is- liell, L. Maxson, I. Sargent. J. Markel, H. Reta, Y. Soto. ESQUIRES Fir.st row: B. Morales. B. Bohaiinuii, T. Love. .1. Wells, D. Baker. M. Hohl.s. S. Konzal. Second row: .J. MissiUiine. F. McGallian, B. Merino. G. Morilla, D. Moomaw, L. Cetnar, B. Van Dyk, J. Rozar. MAJORETTES 89 CHEER LEADERS tl. l:. alhi.-i-, n. Gold. S. Carnahiui. V. Uaker, H. Robciis SONG LEADERS 90 PUBLICATIONS ARIEL ART STAFF ART EDITORS Joyce Brady Frank Tremel Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Nell Fay, the Ariel Art Staff ' s job is to design the book and make all the drawings that appear in the Ariel each year. The co-editors, Joyce Brady and Frank Tremel, started plan- ning the layout of the book before school was out last year and met with other members to carry out their plans. Much credit should be given to this highly important staff of the Ariel and to all the students who served on it for their talent which helped to make the 1949 Ariel a success. We must also give credit for their superb cooperation and for their never dying interest in their work, making this year ' s annual the outstand- ing book that it is. First row: Mrs. Vaye, M. Teter. Brady, J. Galbraith, J. Radford. Claunch. Second row: R. Welch. Peterson. B. King, F. Tremel, Daugherty. 92 LITERARY STAFF LITERARY EDITOR It Is mid-afternoon. Outside, the sand and dust whip around the campus and creep into a small window of a very small room on the second floor of the administration building and discover that, In truth, the building is not deserted. Behind one door the clickety-clack of typewriters may be heard. Someone is beating out copy. Someone else Is typing names for pictures. Another someone is reading off proof. The 1949 Ariel is in the making. The literary staff, co-operating with the other Ariel staffs, has tried to give you a representative picture of what goes on at Santa Ana hHigh, things that you would have forgotten had it not been for the hard work, forethought, and persistence on the part of the literary editor, Kenneth Reynolds, and those working with him. Kenneth Reynolds Flr.st row: J. Johnson. K. -Meiiier. C Schulz, .1. Schermerhoin, P. Flaheit.v, Mis.s Wal.son. .Serond row: Kenn Reynolds. N. .MiNeill, Y. I ' rduiza, S I-uiford. V. Bakei-. M. Chan. .1. Lvons Third row: I). ISenish, A. Hfwes, V Andrews, D. Trice. B. Tiuton. 93 BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS EDITOR Joan Franklin This year the adviser for the Ariel Business Staff was Mr. Edward Black, who together with Joan Franklin, Business Manager, led the staff to the fulfillment of tremendous jobs expected of them. The staff, its adviser, and its manager pooled their abilities in performing many tasks. A few of them are the running of the annual pre-sales at the beginning of the year, the problem of seeing to all the bookkeeping, securing patrons to sponsor the book, the final sales toward the end of the year, and at last the distribution of the Ariel. The Staff should be commended for its indispensable part In turning out this year ' s successful Ariel. it row; Mr. Black, lisei-. V. Witmer. .•ev. E. Kittlesen, . ler. Third row: A. 1 D. Drageset.. 94 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR A Barclay Cook The Ariel Pnotography Staff is vitally important to the suc- cess of the yearbook. This staff chooses the pictures to be used in the Ariel and supervises their mounting for the preparation of cuts, an exacting and tedious job requiring patience and skill. Student photographers take pictures at all the school social functions, besides getting many breath-taking shots at athletic events. The photography staff also sponsors the annual contest of snapshots, so that there will be scenes from parties, vacations, and campus activities in the Ariel. The staff worked successfully and diligently this year under the capable advisership of Mr. Gerald Bruce. Eckel. 13. Cook. I; 95 5A2 GeflM Fii-st 1-ow: B. Pappas, J. Elmore, B. Farwell, M. Kelley, O. Kosar, B. Spawn, J. Walworth, Mr. llatchett. Second row: R. Sherwin, B. Geist, J. Speigel, B. Spawn, J. Harvey, C. Ashburn, J. Fiduccia, P. Reinhardt, J. Bailey. Third row ' : J. Flanagan. J. Gwilliam, B. Coftman, J. Hicks, J. Maddock, B. Cook, C. Bobzin, D. Martin, W. Barnett. Ever on the alert, keenly observant, skillfully and painstakingly the Generator editors and their staff have labored unsparingly in their responsible task of supplying interesting news and information to ail individuals and groups. With Phyllis Ehrler, editor-in-chief for the first semester, and Olga Kosar and John hHarvey, co-editors for the second, the Generator covers all the school news of both faculty and students, including sports events, club doings, parties, dances, and personal items. It takes an enormous amount of hard work and painstaking attention to detail to get out a paper like the Generator and our sincere thanks go out to its efficient staff and also to Mr. Bruce Matchett and Mr. Willard E. Francis for their cooperation and sympathetic encouragement. In February, the Generator staff held its annual party In the hlut with dancing and other Interesting activities. 96 i GENERATOR EDITORS 4 John Harvey First r iw: .1. Slania. .M, llohner. i Trusty. .1. MrrrtU, K. Canfield. Mr. Francis. Se -on(i row: K. Cooper, K. Elliott. A. ( ' rain. .J. McCammon. T Kuykendall. P. Rivera. Third row: !. Krisher. B. I ' aoot. B. Bene. T. Ko - ateh. C Tilton. W. I-nti.nil . PRINT SHOP 97 LEAVES IN THE WIND First i-i)w: P. Flaherty. N. June. G. Carcia, T. Susman. L. Van Coniper- noUe. Miss Watson. Second row. Kenny Reynolds. M. Welib. XI. Barn- ett. .1. Maye, V. Andrews. . . Hewes, C. Clemens. - June. When the first rosy flush was gone from the return to school-day grind, and frosts were playing havoc with summer ' s green foliage, great literary figures of tomorrow were scurrying hopefully (like sguirrels in search of a choice nut) through the Rhyming Dictionary for just the right word, or rushing like the wind for the cabinet where the Thesaurus is kept. Yes, the Creative Writing Class v as hard at work from the very start of school, intent on producing a literary masterpiece in this year ' s Leaves In The Wind. It was not all work of course, for there was always time for laugh- ter, and this too was reflected in the final product. Realizing that poets are traditionally romanticists and yet should be practical, the Creative Writing Class decided to combine both In the sale of mistletoe. The profits went toward publication costs of Leaves In The Wind. Under the friendly guidance of Miss Mildred Watson, adviser, the entire class was divided into Editorial Boards, to sort the articles and get the very cream of the crop. The final selections were made by the class. There was much scurrying about to rewrite, type and re-type, and meet the final deadline. Checking to make sure everything was coming along all right and working like a mad fiend was Editor Marilyn Webb. When all was finished on the writing end. Business Manager Virginia Andrews took over the publicity and the actual sale. 98 ' ' ' - ' ' ;. c ' ' ATHLETICS KuLL-ling: R. UreeiK, U. i, i,u. .SlaiicUiis: B. JKKaight, B. Cult, U. Wuiluu.-t. J. Vi COACHES Santa Ana High is justly proud of its fine coaching staff. Working hard and guiding all Saint teams to high standards, the staff deserves to be congratulated. Rounding out this year ' s season of football, varsity coach Big Bill Cole aided the team to another victorious season, losing only to the Fullerton Indians in the last 15 seconds of the game. Cole also coached the B basketeers this year. Coach Bus McKnight, in his third year as varsity basketball coach, led his cagers in a series of very successful games this season. McKnight also assisted Bill Cole as varsity line coach. One of the most exciting of the spring sports is tennis. Don War- hurst, coaching tennis as well as B football, arranged for meets with other schools and competition among players here on the Saint team. Swimming, the all-important spring sport, was coached by John Wilson in his third year as swimming instructor. In interschool com- petition, the team built up strong opposition to other schools. Reece - . Greene came through with a fine track team again this year, h e also had a very successful cross country team. As usual. Bill Foote gave us a great baseball team to finish up a year of sports that Santa Ana High can be well proud of. 100 - Ji Donn Moomaw Howard Wallevand Darrell Turner Herschel Musick David Cole SAINTS OF THE WEEK Milt Wikert Danny Pral 101 CAPTAINS Donn Moomaw Darrell Turner FOOTBALL Going into the ' 48 season with thoughts of revenge and hopes of regaining the Sunset League crown, the Santa Ana High School varsity eleven again was foiled by the hands of Lady Luck. With less than one minute to go in the game, and the game seemingly within their grasp, the Saints were leading the visiting Fullerton tribe 7-6. When the final gun had sounded however, the championship had slipped away and the Indians were celebrating a 13-7 triumph. Opening the season against the Long Beach Poly ' Jackrabbits, ' the Saints were hard pressed in gaining a scoreless tie. hHosting the combined forces of Laguna Beach and Garden Grove, the team racked up a 39-0 score before traveling to Riverside for a 1 3-8 conquest. hHopes were high for the Saints as they downed Anaheim 27-6, Huntington Beach 21-0 and Orange 20-0. But then came the 7-13 Fullerton tragedy. With hopes of the championship growing dim, the Saints toppled Harbor 13-0, El Monte 21-13, and played perhaps their best game of the season in scuttling the Downey Vikings 39-6. As last year, Santa Ana wound up in a tie for the championship with Fullerton. The Indians were given the title however, due to the Sunset League rule stating that the winner of the game played between the two teams tied is the champion. 102 First row: H. Musick, E. Fouoh, B Aidana, R. I-u-erio, R. Luckey. Seen Jloomaw, D. Turner, I.. Broi-kmaii Coach Cole, S. Palmer ' ' Chandler, J. Ward ,l,,ll.s r. (Irnm, B. Bjorkliilid. D. iJallcftLcr, 1 ' . Wiktrt 11 .li.hii.son, H. WallevaiKl. B. Sims, D. ..n. II. V:ill. -valid, B. Fagenkopp. Third row. MoGallian W Hupp. B. Stone. R. Childers. A. Munsch, R. Lucio, R. ilcFadden, Coach JIcKnig-ht. Fourth row; D. Prall. C. Winkjer,_ J. Smliey, ' B. Cotfman, B. Sherrill. D. Cole. D. Hanson, P. Rivera, C. Elizalde. C. Gowe. B. Ed- wards. SAINTS 39-DOWNEY SAINTS 2 1 -HUNTINGTON BEACH SAINTS 2 1 -EL MONTE 13 104 SAINTS 7-FULLERTON 13 SAINTS 20-ORANGE SAINTS 20-ORANGE SAINTS 20-ORANGE SAINTS 39-DOWNEY 105 BEE FOOTBALL ,f?l f If a Sunset League award was given for fight and sportsmanship, the ' 48 Saint ' Bee ' team would have cap- tured it without a doubt. However, as it was, the ' Saintlets ' ably handled by Coaches Don Warhurst and John Wilson finished out of the money after an up and down season. At season ' s close, the ' Bees ' were sporting a .500 league average. The ' Little Saints ' opened the league sea- son on a bright note, defeating Anaheim 6-0. The Hunting- ton Beach Oilers proved to be too slick, downing the Saints 2 I -6. After taking the measure of Orange 21-13, the ' Bees ' were smothered under Fullerton ' s 27-0 barrage. After sink- ing the Harbor Sailors 36-6, the Saints traveled to Downey to lose a heartbreaker 7-8. From this year ' s Saint Bee ' team will come a score of players to help form the ' 49 varsity grid machine. CAPTAINS Bill Locke+t Bill Tibbets W¥5r .r hiV4 ?M Fust row r Rnaber. H. Pear.son. F. Lozano, R Guajardo, JI. Lucero. B. Bohaiinan, B. Bogard, .1 Daviv. F. Negrete, J. Nelt-on, E Waffle. J Hightower. Second row; W. Finle.v. B. Hickson, A Haug. B, Tibbets, J. Nichol.s, A. Chan. B. Quiglev, R. Mendez, B. Haysom. J. Fox, B. Lockett, H. Bryan, D. Wilcox. Third row: Coach Wilson, R. Babcock, B. Crowell. D. Christ, G. Higgins, A. Dilzer, R. Quigley. P. Oogien, J. Jordan, J. Griffin, R. Wood, .1. Pierce, M. Ontiveros, D. Tibbets, Coach Warhurst. Fourth row: R. Wilson, D. Scott, V. Matin. H. Susman, J. Carr, A. Hicks, R. Co by, M. Hobbs, J. Hall, A. Aguilera. M. Kelley, R. Parton, L. Oakley. 106 JUNIOR VARSITY ■ v Although not much recognition Is given to the Junior Varsity Football Team, the importance of their job should not be under-estimated. Under the able coaching of Bill Foote these stalwart Saints of gridiron spend most of their time running off plays of opposing teams against the Varsity and Bee teams, v hile at the same time they are build- ing L ' p the Varsity attack. hHowever, a few hours of triumph were earned by these fighting Saints in scheduled games with FHuntington Beach and Fullerton. Any team may well be proud of the scores run up in these two games. While cheering the Varsity team on, these un- sung heroes smile inwardly at victory, remember- ing the part they have played in building up an enviable team. ' f First n, v: Coauli I ' ' cm,1,-. I ' .. .W-ill. . . I ' tialUi. T. ( •uumiliiuui, ' I ' . lloliin;.s. R. .Murker, L. ShLTWin, I). Cooiiev. V. -Mul ■iil liins, A. Vasiiuez, B. ' I ' l u jillii. B. Ford. .Second low. B. Good- sell. D. Ball, B. Kimball. C. .Ma-shtiurn. I-. Rule, C. .Moore, R. Trujillo. R. Thomas. C. Tllton, R. Simpson, J. Villalobos, B. Zink. Third row: T. I ' lnnix, B. Linam, D. Emmert. F. Lucero, U. Raynions, L. Krisher, P. Scott, T. Houck, G. Rodman, L. Rico, D. Reilly. 107 BASKETBALL First row: L. Brockman. B. Hopkins. C. ' Winkler, D. Moomaw. J. Rozar, D. i . . . row; Mr. McKnight, B. Wiseman, E. Fouch, H. Heramen, R. Cruze, R. Elliott, F. Mt:Gallian. Although our fighting Saint basketeers bounced to third place in the Sunset league this year, Coach Bus McKnight built the teann up to a standard of excellent playing and good sports- manship. Bobby Hopkins, Santa Ana ' s highest scorer with 161 points, and Jerry Rozar, the Saint captain with 85 points, have both been examples of the players Santa Ana can turn out. Two other players. Chuck Winkler, who Is the second highest scorer with I I I points, and Donn Moomaw, who scored 101 points, are deserving of a big hand for their excellent showing. Several of our players were outstanding enough to be picked for All-Sunset league teams. Donn Moomaw was selected as guard on the first team, and Bobby Hopkins as forward on the second team. Jerry Rozar got honorable mention on the Sunset league team. CAPTAIN Jerry Rozar BEE BASKETBALL 5 ( % r o First row: R. Tgou, P. Bennett, R. Babcock, B. Kitchen. J. Griffin, D. Christ. J. Crowe. .Second row: Mr. Cole. R. Willeford, D. Tihbets. B. Young. R. Morris, U. Moores, W. Crossley, CEE AND DEE 109 SWIMMING M i r CAPTAIN Don Johnson Don Hanson First row: D. Reichstein, B. Cai-r, D. Holmes. G. Bond. W. Boaz. D. Hanson. D. Johnson, B. Coffman. Second row: Mr. Wilson. B. Snyder, L. Sherwin. P. Tekus. I . Rule, L. Ahrens, J. Donahue. R. Elliott. A. Rice. B. Chew, R. Benford. 9 I 10 BEE AND CEE SWIMMING l ff ? 9 ? I ' ilsl row: .1. Xi.linls. .K |l,i is, .1. Sl.uiKi, .1. (liurl.iii... l;. •| ' lH nii,s .ii, i;. liartt ' ll, .1. Hisllliiwi-r. .! . l.elll-aild, S. Ilinit. Second ii) v; A. UispaMev, D. Hayes, ( ' . RaaheiK. R. Brown. C. Cur- ran. B. Reid. .1. BriTu-Kar. J. Barke, It. Wilsoii, U. Uyemuri. 60LF TEAM First row: ( ' . Raaliers. H. Higsins. .1. Killingswortli. .T. Rochiii, R. Jlill.r. S. ' coikI rov D. Wilc-ox, 11. Roux. J. llissiklinc. ( ' . Griffin, T. Trawick. BASEBALL it t 4% t i First row: P. Liavis, B. Stone, K. V iimot. VV. VVeyand. Al. V ikert, T. Grant, K. i ucio, K. Fouch, T. Thomas, L. Turpin. Mr. Foote. Second row: J. Sherrod, A. Pierson, W. Galloway, T. Miller, J. Villalobos, J. Spiegal, B. Haysom, M. Kelley, R. Babcock, C. Baker, H. Obiedo, T. Bechtol. Third row: E. Waffle. C. Cone, J. Jordan, E. Strande, C. Burke, J. Ausmus, H. Bryan, B. Connell. The 48 Sammies who came out for baseball this season offered Coach Bill Foote plenty of good ma- terial from which to pick his 1949 varsity team. These fighting Saints provided the Santa Ana student body with many exciting games. Breath-taking battles not only were furnished in the annual Pomona baseball tour- nament and the rugged Sunset League championship race but in pre-season games as well. Three lettermen, Pat Davis, this year ' s captain, Rex Wilmot, leader of the league in hitting for last year, and Milton Wikert, returned with a good number of Junior Varsity men to form the nucleus for a strong team with a never-ending will to win. Since the infield and pitching staff went out with last year ' s senior class, many new faces were seen on this year ' s squad, including three very promising sopho- mores, Rex Babcock, Bob Baker, and Bert Haysom. For the first time the Junior Varsity has a regular league, very similar to that of the Varsity. In competi- tion the Junior Varsity plays the same schools that are played by the Varsity in the Sunset League. I 12 CAPTAIN Pat Davis TRACK .V, 1.. ' I ' hi K. N ' . .lili- !• ' . MciHl.- ., ( Baker, H. Wnllevand, i; :in:i,,-. Second row: F. I.ucio, B. M. I ' iiid.ii. S. Carlow, Z. Jones, R. i ' li:i]Hll. I, I!, ' ridhall, A. Vas(|Uez. A. jiIIm ' I ' ll IliiiI. I r,l|, ■I ' lhl.rl,- Ti .1, I ' • Xi.U. I. IL 11,111111.11. h-.Millh II. u; i;. .ziina, r. Aldana, .1. Xoiiis, C. iiisend, R. Luceiio. .1. Mixon, D. ni.y, n. Hopkins. Fifth row: B. iball, Mr. Ci-ecnc, I!. I ' aK. ' nkopii. Out to capture the Sunset league track crown for the fifth time, Coach Reece H. Greene built up and produced a fighting track team this year. Orange fell under the feet of the mighty Saint cinderbeaters, but Santa Ana ' s greatest rival, Ful- lerton, proved to be their downfall by winning the Santa Ana-Fullerton dual meet, 56-48. With a squad of almost all varsity lettermen, the team was able to make a good name for itself in the league. Norman Jiies proved to be in top place in the high jump, while Donn Moomaw made an unexpected good showing running the hurdles. Charles Baker won many points for the squad in the Fullerton meet, coming in second in the pole-vault. Leonard Thornton added to the prestige of the team in running the mile and winning more points for Santa Ana. Our Saints won a preliminary meet at Pomona, coming In first In practically all events, proving further the Saint fighting spirit. In Cross Country and Bee and Cee Track Santa Ana also showed that it has an excellent team. They won many points and meets and chalked up victory after victory. 113 BEE AND CEE TRACK First row: R. Wood, R. McKim. B. Igou, F. Negrete, B. Bohannan, A. Ohan, M. Lucio, R. Mendez. Second row; T. Griffin. P. Bennett, L. Mc- I ' iiU. B. Wtst. n. Cosljy. D. Tiljbets, i:. CiiiiDiiiniis, ' l-liii-il row: E. Her- iiKinrc, .1. S..iinii.-i ilU., F. Buzania. M. Koilrigiifz, .1. |-rsua. E. Crandall, B. ;v[esserve. Fonrtli row: Mr. Greene. T. Davis, C. Strickland, L. Morris, B. Kimball, B. Pagenkopp. CROSS COUNTRY First row: S. Carlow, R. Asiiilera. D. I ' arlow, F. Mendez, L. Thorinnn. Coach Greene. Second row: C. Strick- land. B. West. C. Nickey. B. Tidball, .1. LaMonica. J. Ursua. 14 TENNIS l-irst row: I ' . i:ii--.il K Mill.i, r I ' . 1:111.1, .1 i ' m.h... c llii;i;ins, |i i.,n, c r.t.iii mi |i Christ. Second row; !•:. Millmaii. I . ( i. boni , T r.ilnu-r. 1:. Lo.kiit. T 1 •oiizclni:i 11 c I ' oit.r 1 . Can-ol, R. yiiiKley, J. I.ocheart. ' I ' liii-d row: 1). l ' et..r.soii, H. Slatoii, c. Koikwcll. S. Koiizal, D. Wilcox, S. .Miller, B. Wiseman, D. Jlerker, D. Davis. CAPTAINS Bill Lockett Stan Miller The Santa Ana Senior High School tennis team, coached by Don Warhurst, started out on another successful year with a record break- ing turnout. Of the 28 boys that showed up to support the school all but four were either sophomores or juniors, which shows that these younger Sammies are very much interested in supporting school sports. Being co-captained by Stan Miller and Bill Lockett, these fighting Saints gave their op- ponents In most cases more than they could handle, for they worked their way to fifth place In the novice tournament, in which 22 different schoo ' s competed. El Monte coming out on top. This year ' s No. I doubles have been ro- tated v ith such combinations as Tim Peralta and Ted Palmer, Stan Miller and Peralta, or Charles Rockwell and Palmer. Stan Miller is also No. i singles. These boys, backed by a hard working team, have battled their way to victory after victory, providing the spec- tators with exciting battles. 115 LETTERMEN ' S CLUB . Smiley, F. Mendez. Z. Jones, B. McFadden, A. Rice. D. Wil- D. Ballester. B. Pagenko|)p, B. Bohannan. B. Chew. B. Lock- ett, H. Aguilera, A. Vascjuez, B. Aguilera. Third row: J. LaMonica, B. Braden, B. Read, A. Garrett, J. Roehni, P. Rivera, S. Carlow, C. Elizalde. 11, Hobbs. Fourth row: H. Musick, W. Hupp, B. Sims. L. Thornton, B. Wallace, L.. Brockman. B. ( arr, D. Turner. Fifth row: R. Wilmot, P. McGallian. B. Tidball, D. Peter.son. B. Stone, B. Kimball, K. Elliott, J. Donahue, D. Cole. Sixth row: R. Chikler.s, J. Ward. M. Wikert, A. Munsch, R. Chandler I) ilnoniaw J Rozar, E. Fouch, D. Hanson, B. Coffman, C. Winkler. 16 117 G. A. A. Miss Alverda West ADVISERS Miss Zena Leek Mrs. Maxine Clark First row: M. XahlinRer, L. I ' eiez, B. Bidwn. V. Witmer. .Secoiul low ; J. .Stiiilik-. A. Wiight, C. Ashbuin, D. Olewiler, V. Baker. I 18 First row; A. Utii.s. . ii,... A. C icu , Ij. liui.«;i.. J. Ciui«: «. C lJ4 i o . U. Uiv ' .v:.. i ' . Kiiilti. ri. C.aii.iiiu;i. C. Kuiuu, V. Ca.-Uiccker, S. Busdiecker. E. Green. B. Harris. M. Lambros. D. Hunier. Second row: E. Jackson. H. Honer. I). Headrick. X. Hurd, R. Gowdy, L . Keown. B. Hoskins. J. Alli.son. C. Abernaihy. E. Figueroa, H. Cook. B. Elliott. B. Farwell. P. Liiul.- ' ay. I . Councilman. .1. Johnson. C. Heysel. Third row E. Kittleson. D. Charlton. A. Dreblow. X. Herzig. J. Burgess. J. Coulson. J. Lee. 1. Lowery, jr. Jennings. B. Crane. B. Geist. J. Gillette, D. Gilbert. M. Calhoun. S. Luziinia. D. Eiistman. B. Hunter. Fourth row:X. June. L. Guinn. B. Kuykendall. J. Barker. M. Jones. C. Carothers, P. Adams. SI. Barnett. L. Knickerbocker. B. Bogard. M. Bustamente. L. Horton. M. Black, il. Chan, J. Houghland. Fifth row: D. Bullock C. Ashbum. D. Dra?aset. V. Baker. B. Gaittan. M. Lossilier. J. Lough ton. J. Fenstad. C. Kern. M. Hall. J. Harvev, A. Fox. C. Harmon. J Clark. M. Black. P. Have. S. Lanford. Sixth row : J. Galbraith. B. Gish. M. Allen. . - Klein. L. Ixjrrt J. Lowrance. M. Giles, B. Garrison X. Cheney. B. Kennedy. S. Anderson. S. Hutchinson, V. Andrews, M. Bennett, C. Anderson, B. Lancaster, J. Kendall, J. Dickson. First row: SL Vernon. P. Ramirez. C. XlcSIillan. X. Moble.v. B. ilcWhorter. E. Mercier. V. Witraer. H. Roberts. D. Poarch. M. Truman. M. Ortega. M. Schorle. C. Schulz. J. Plavean. E. Vasquez. Second row: SI. Xahlinger, L. Perez, S. Switzler. D. Slilbrat, W. Watson. SI. Slar- tin, J. Simons. B. Pappas. B. Zlaket. B. Xichol.s, S. Xaill. A. Sloniger. C. Sissel. C. Slanning. B. Sullivan. L. Swift. SI. Pruett. X. Townsend. Third row: J .Shirlev. C. Slitchell. J. Weltz. J. Spielman. F. Scroggins. Y. Sleeper, J. Ward. L. Stevens. SI. Travis. L. Van Comnernolle. W. Slillar. B. Weltz. B. Yount. L. Robins. E. Sluro. B. Young. SI. Williams. X. Kobison. Fourth row: J. Richey, J. Schernierhorn. S. Silber, A. Slartinez. C. Xeer. X. SIcXeill. B. SIcFarliine. B. Rilev. SI. Walker. SI. Webb. . . Slurane. S. Retzinger. P. Wesmiyer. SI. Seeley. J. Wakefield. A. Osterkamp. SI. Patrick. J. Morrison. Fifth row: B. SVarreii. B. Spawn. B. Wilson. J. Petrie. SI. Smith. A. Stoddard, SI. Tipton. E. Run- nells. P. Williams. SI. Snow. A. Valles. SI. Xel.son. P. Whiiion. J. Struble. J. Wells. V. Visse, J. Vervesky, E. Sariana. J. Ryckman. Sixth row: E. Webb. J. Wetzel. D. Olewiler. J. Planchon. J. Price. C. Swanner. SI. Palm, L. Olsen, A. Russell, A. Wright, D. Ward, SI. Nelson, N. Re -nolds, B. Vasilj, J. Rivera, J. Sheilds, SI. Sinsley, D. Planchon, 31. Sherwin. 119 GIRLS ' ATHLETICS czy Speeding through basketball, hockey, volleyball, base- ball, and a fall season of swimming and tennis, the athletic year for girls is never boring. During the three years of high school, almost every girl who is inclined toward athletics strives for one goal: to receive the 1000 point award from the Girls ' Athletic Association. To be eligible for the G.A.A., a girl must take an active part in team sports. An athletic letter is given to those girls who receive the required number of points. In the spring the organization had its annual party at which all awards were presented. During the football season the girls did their part to further school spirit by selling red and white yarn dolls. Playdays are held after every season to give the players an opportunity to show their skill against other schools and get acquainted with some of the outside teams. SMIMMING ARCHERY 20 BASKETBALL TENNIS 121 DANCE HOCKEY 122 123 124 0 v teS1 25 26 Adams ' Sportswear Al ' s Sporting Goods Henry Baldwin Bales Office Equipment Barq ' s Bottling Co. Bene Stranfleld ' s Model Market Blu-Note Boyd ' s Furniture Appliance Co. Broadway Florist Broadway Shoe Shop Brunet ' s Pharmacy Capital Market Central Produce Devon Motors Co. The Chimes Dr. Clark ' ' Co-Ed L. D. Coffing Dr. Coulsen Dandy Shoes Repairs Danlger Bros. Danz-Schmldt Piano Co. Edythe Davidson Davis Stationers De-Soto Plymouth Do-Nut Kettle Dunkers ' Drive-In George Dunton 127 Elliot-Martin Furniture Co. El-Marie Hats Estrellita ' s Books Ewerts Jewelers Floral Village Dry Cleaners Flowerland Givens and Cannon W. R. Gordon Grimes Electric Guards ' Pharmacy O. R. Haan Hallahan ' s Hardware Hall ' s Drive-ln Harrison Pontiac Head, Wellington and Jacobs M. B. Hendricks Hill ' s Inc. Hoffman ' s Barber Shoe Shop Holly ' s Ice Cream Allison Honer Co. Hockaday and Phillips Home Appliance Co. House of Woodworth Hugh J. Lowe and Sons Jessee Appliance Jerome Market Exchange Store C. B. Knickerbocker Lollie Modiste 128 Los Angeles Daily News McLean Motors McFadden-Dale Hardware Malcom ' s Fashion Manson ' s Ma+tingly ' s Merrell Dry Wall Construction Mission Flower Shop Dr. F. D. Moodie E. S. Moore, Overhead Doors Russell Munro Neiman Jewelers Newcomb ' s Footwear Pacific Surplus Pappas Smoke Shop Patricia ' s Cassius E. Paul, D.D.S., B.S. Payne ' s Portraits Peterson ' s Richard Machine Works Rankin ' s Santa Ana Book Store Santa Ana Bowling Center Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce Santa Ana-Laguna Stage Lines Santa Ana Tent and Awning Co. Santa Ana Willys Co. 129 Sears, Roebuck and Co. H. H. Second Hand Store Sorensen Hardware Shafer ' s Music Store Schilling ' s Shoe Store Vic Silver, Jeweler Singer Sev ing Center Smith Tuthill Mortuary Stana Grist Mill Dr. Tedstrom R. A. Tiernan Turner ' s Appliance Vandermasts ' Van Deusen ' s Vieira ' s Beauty Salon Dr. Wade Walker ' s Theatre Dr. Wehrly Dr. John H. Wehrly Wheeler ' s Baby Shop White ' s Sewing Center John Wilson Winbigler Mortuary Wollert ' s Wallpaper House James Workman, Realtor Wright ' s Rexall Drugs Wyatt Realty Co. Lawrence M. Young 30 c '