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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1952 volume:

T. t ■7: -'$ftr gy; ' V pV t : SANTA ANA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOT SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA L VOLUME XLIX 1T- X SLS w yy yyy oiiy v Administration at Santa Ana Senior High School is the balancing point between scholastic studies and participation in extracurricular activities. The student's relationship to this scale and the efforts of the faculty and administrative officers are two prime factors in the building of well-rounded individuals. Valuable experience in student government builds a strong foundation for participation in greater offices in our national government. It is through these activities in high school years that our leaders of tomorrow are trained. i itf n $ o $ o __ t? £ S n if + X tml ¥ ft 5 v? Cl 5 a c i fi t x r +-1 v $. s h r ; i ft a ADMINISTRATION 5 Lynn H. Crawford SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The tremendous job of the supervision of all Santa Ana city schools lies in the capable hands of Lynn H. Crawford, Superintendent. A former principal of our own high school, Mr. Crawford well realizes the problems of both students and faculty, and is always helpful in solving them. Under his guiding influence, many new activities, school programs, and new classes have been added to our school in recent years. Mr. Robert S. Farrar, the Principal of our own Santa Ana Senior High School, has the responsibility of coordinating and supervising the entire school program. Through his patience and supervising the entire school program. Through his patience and diplomacy the students and faculty have become a close knit group, working in harmony. Because of his sincere interest in the students and instructors, Mr. Farrar has endeared himself to many through the years. 6 John E. Johnson VICE-PRINCIPAL Helen Kirkland GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL Herbert Covington VOCATIONAL ADVISER Mirrle Bouchey SOCIAL ADVISER Virginia Fielding ATTENDANCE SUPERVISOR U toward Black BUSINESS COUNSELLOR E,,en Ingram NURSE 7 faculty The students of Santa Ana Senior High School can boast of having one of the finest faculties ever assembled. Every department has a well rounded staff of highly informed teachers who are continually striving to help the students reach their goal—graduation. Their willingness to help and teach each pupil is just one example of their fine spirit of co-operation. They are not only instructors but advisers, assistants, and true companions. Because of their unfailing aid and understanding, they will always remain close to the hearts of each and every student. ROLLO BECK ASENATH BENNETT EDWARD J. BLACK MIRRLE BOUCHEY MARJORIE BROWNE MARY CARRIER RALPH W. COLE CLYDE COOK EDITH COOK ROYCE CORNETT 8 WILLIAM T. EUIOTT KENNETH C. COTTER HERBERT COVINGTON WAITER A. EGGER NELL FAY VIRGINIA FIELDING FLORENCE FINLEY WILLIAM W. FOOTE REECE H. GREENE GEORGE W. HERRON ELLEN INGRAM JOHN E. JOHNSON HELEN M. KIRKLAND DOUGLAS LAMONT ZENA LECK lester c. Mcknight ariine moore milton v. newcomer mable o buch kenneth orr 9 STEPHEN PALMER CLYDE O. PATTON HARRIET G. PERKINS AUDREY PETERSON ALAN POWELL HERBERT A. THOMAS MILDRED WATSON GLENN M. WOOLLEY THELMA THOMAS ALVERDA WEST THOMAS ZUCK MARY TOZIER GORDON WHEATLEY THOMAS R. TRAWICK, JR. BLAIR M. WHITE VITULA SINGER ANNA TRYTHAll JOHN H. WILSON 10 First row: 0. Carden, G. Rawding, F. Bacon. Second row: A. Kinney, M. Garver. Secretaries j fon-Certtfica ted Personnel First row: M. Walker, I. Spevtard. M. Nel-von, C. Watvon, O. Wapiev. Second row: F. Hillyerd, A. Ouberly, E. Cowan, S. Woodward, H. Blackburn. Third row: I. Reevor, I. Endrev, 0. Both, S. Palmer, R. Brown. 11 PRESIDENTS Monte Davis William Bear Student Administration Monte Davis started out the new school year of 1952 as Student Body president. Monte and the Board of Control met weekly with Mr. Johnson, their adviser, to discuss the school problems and to plan school activities. The semester was started out with the annual sale of Student Body tickets, followed by the traditional Color Day and Kangaroo Court. The semester ended with the Football Banquet held in honor of the team. Bill Bear opened the second semester as Student Body president. Bill did a good job in leading school assemblies and helping to plan the school activities. The term was highlighted by the annual Student Body Picnic. 12 SPRING VICE PRESIDENT, Kenny Arsenault SECRETARY, Audria Gregg (Board o{ Control First row: M. Davis, S. Rider, A. Gregg, G. Heysel, A. Hervey, B. Bear. Second row: Mr. Johnson, D. Truman, P. Martinez, J. Newcomer, N. Kowalski, 0. King, K. Arsenault, A. Koo, 8. Switzer, J. Lancaster. 13 First row: 0. Woolley, J. Renshaw, I. Dicr, R. Holmes. Second row: S. Stauffer, J. Schroedcr, J. McCosh, 0. Truman, N. Kowalski, G. Heysel, D. Hutchinson, R. Towey. Third row: Mr. Black, A. Shearer, J. Olsen, 0. Hawkey, G. Davis, J. lutz, R. Frank. Fourth row: E. Winter, D. Bear, R. Hawthorne, L Foster, S. Bond. Student Relation Sel Qovernmen t First row: 8. Bear, D. Shultz. I. Jefferies, G. Lilly, G. Heysel, K. Arsenault. Second row: Mr. Herron, R. Gilliam, D. Benny, J. Bergen, D. King. 14 PRESIDENTS LaVonne Dohm Lynn Jefferies This year, as in the past, the Girls' League Cabinet had a very heavy schedule, which they undertook and carried through with a wonderful spirit of enthusiasm. First on the list was the Sophomore Tea, which made the sophomores and all newcomers to Santa Ana High School feel truly welcome. Following this event was an even more successful Football Dance, feting not only our school, but Newport Harbor High School as well. At Christmas, the Cabinet sought to convey the season's greetings by trimming a large tree in the foyer and distributing corsages and boutonnieres to all the faculty members. As a second semester project, vocational guidance conferences were conducted for all the feminine members of the student body. A fitting conclusion to a very successful year, the Coed afforded the girls the chance to treat their best beaus to this semi-formal dance. All these varied activities could never have been brought about without the understanding and cooperation of the Cabinet advisers, Mrs. Mabel O'Buch and Mrs. Virginia Fielding. First row: D. Shultz. M. Bond, H. Royall. R. Watts, A. Barrows. Second row: E. Valias, M. Hillman, C. Crisafulli, J. Schroeder, N. love. Third row: I. lllbrand, J. Glines. A. Stauffer, G. Davis, S. Hayes, D. Truman, 1. Jefferies. Fourth row: Mrs. O'Buch, B. Kinney, K. Fullenwider, D. Walker, C. Market, B. Heacock, D. Elfstrom, Mrs. Fielding. Fifth row: D. Kauffman, M. Musick, 8. Peterson, J. Olsen, J. Markham, J. lutz, I. Dohm. 15 Among the activities which a student may enjoy at Santa Ana High School are the school publications handled by the students. These include The Generator, a periodical newspaper, our yearbook, the Ariel, and Leaves in the Wind, a magazine published by the Creative Writing class. School publications keep an accurate measurement of the growth and records of the school, as well as give the students experience in writing and journalism. For the many long hours and hard work put into these publications, a great deal of satisfaction and pride in the result is the reward—a well-earned one. PUBLICATIONS 17 First row: I. Go wen. M. Heflin, J. Glioes, B. Brown, D. Armstrong. Second row: Mrs. Fay, F. Bushee, P. Abernethy, £. Clarke, B. lives, T. Sullen . D. Hartman. cAriel cArt Sta ART EDITOR JoAnn Glines Jo Ann Glines, the editor of the Art Staff, and Mrs. Nell Fay, the adviser, are largely responsible for this year's excellent Ariel. Jo Ann has had a very cooperative staff of thirteen talented students, who have worked hard and long on their committees. There are five groups. The Administration committee is headed by chairman Ellen Clarke; Organization and Publication committee is led by Isabel Gowen; Don Hartman is chairman of Boys' Athletics,- Donna Armstrong heads the Girls' Athletics committee; and the Classes committee is headed by chairman Jo Ann Glines. Many weeks were spent selecting an original theme, deciding upon the proper illustrations, and arranging the pages. Much credit should be given this group for the efficient and creative effort put forth in handling the yearbook. 18 Firjf row: B. lewis, R. Hall, A. Koo, D. WoolUy, Miss Watson. Second row: S. Walker, J. Olsen, C. Market. Third row: H. lersh, F. Watson, T. Comito, M. Green. c4riel J iterary Sta[[ LITERARY EDITORS Sandy Walker, Anna Koo Hard work and accuracy are the watchwords for the members of the Ariel Literary Staff, under the advisership of Miss Mildred Watson. Anna Koo and Sandy Walker, literary editors this year, and the rest of the staff have the large undertaking of reading all copy and proofs for the yearbook and of identifying pictures of the student body for the Ariel. A difficult job also done by the staff is the paste-up, which is complicated and requires time and patience on the part of each and every staff member. Each year an annual banquet is given for all Ariel staff members. The literary staff was in charge of this year's banquet, making all the arrangements for the successful evening. 19 First row: B. Brown, R. Frank, P. Coon, $. Ward, H. Higgins, R. Wafts, A. Harvay, D. Smith, Mr. Black. cAriel J$u ine££ St a BUSINESS EDITOR Harriett Higgins Under the capable editorship of Harriett Higgins, the Ariel Business Staff has worked long and hard to make another successful yearbook. With Mr. Edward Black, adviser, the staff has accomplished many assignments such as acquiring patrons for the Ariel, running the Ariel pre-sale, and scheduling the photography for the senior pictures, organizations, and various other extra-curricular activities. They also have secured good publishers, book binders, and printers for the cause. Finally, they have taken charge of the distributing of the finished product, the 1952 Ariel. Each student on the Business Staff should be given much credit for her cooperation and work on this year's interesting and outstanding yearbook. 20 First row: M. J. Barnett, Mr . Fay. Second row: J. Adam , R. Beem, R. McDonald. c?4riel Photography, Sta l PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Richard Beem This year's Photography Staff has operated under the guidance of Mrs. Nell Fay, adviser, and the staff editor, Richard Beam. Each year, this staff has the task of photographing the students participating in the diverse school activities such as the Saint Show, Color Day, various initiations into clubs, assemblies, plays, afterschool sports, competitive sports, and other school functions. The students who have worked on this staff have caught glimpses of many happy school memories with their camera and have gained valuable experience while working on the Ariel. The Photography Staff is to be praised for a job well done in helping to make this yearbook a success 21 First row: S. Garfrell, J. Cronhardt, J. Paxton, A. Gregg, M. Penny. Second row: Mr. Quille, G. Davis, J. Catherine, E. Clarke, S. Sanford, D. Elfstrom, Mrs. Browne. Third row: H. Weisberger, K. Smeltzer, R. Huelskamp, T. DeMent, E. Ivzania, B. Schlice. H. larsh. Qenerator Staff Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Marjorie Browne, the editors and staff of the Generator, the school newspaper, write 30 to a very successful year of reporting. The entire staff under the editors-in-chief, Diane Elfstrom the first semester and Gloria Davis the second semester, have given the students of Santa Ana Senior High School a most comprehensive coverage of all athletic, social, scholastic, and intra-mural activities. All the interesting and well reported events are published in the Generator which is distributed at intervals at no cost to the students. This publication serves to coordinate all the groups and factions of the school into a well-organized student body. Each of the students owes a vote of thanks to the hard-working staff and its adviser for their untiring effort, patience, and cooperation, for the school paper is truly the library of high school life. 22 First row: G. Bobleler, P. B«asley, I. W t� on, K. Stillwell. Second row: 0. Walker, B. Whitt, A. Koo, Min Wat ion. Third row: S. Stuart, D. Elfstrom, H. larth, T. Selindh. 0. Taylor. Fourth row: F. Ranney, S. Rider, S. long, S. Walker. the XVind Every year the Creative Writing class, under the advisership of Miss Mildred Watson, publishes a magazine of their literary efforts entitled Leaves in the Wind. Many long and hard hours go into this publication, but the result is well-worth the hard work. This year many students in the Creative Writing class won honorable mentions and awards in various contests. Out of the seventeen students enroiled in the class, eight took honors in the National High School Poetry Anthology, and seven, in the Essay Anthology. Other contests entered by the Literary Sammies and Sallies included the Browning Poetry Contest, the Alliance of Fine Arts contest, and the American Legion Auxiliary Essay contest. Serving as editor this year was Kay Stillwell, and Diane Elfstrom acted as business manager. Kay Stillwell, Editor Diane Elfstrom, Business Manager 23 Organizations at Santa Ana Senior High School are the storehouses of school spirit, leadership, and cooperation. With every grain of sand which passes through the hour glass, at least one organization is busily working on one project or another. Here, our leaders of tomorrow are being trained to face major problems in their later life. Recognition of students in such fields as art, drama, and music has again, this year, brought prestige to our school. Minutes, hours, days, and months have elapsed with these organizations producing top notch artists, actors, and performers. High school days are the best time of our lives, and judging from the enthusiasm aroused in our organizations, they are the years we will most treasure when we later look back upon them. ORGANIZATIONS 25 Fits! row: A. Gillette. F. Ferreida, J. Newcomer. K. Stillwell, L Watson, S. Metcalf, S. Pine. Second row: Mrs. Tozier, A. Koo. 0. Edwards, C. Finney. D. Mansur. C. Van Nice, J. Glines, W. Allen. Third row: I. Ulbrand, J. Blower. 0. Elf-strom, 0. Wentzel, J. Brown, S. Ran-ney. S- Hayes, Mrs. Bennett. Fourth row: R. Elliott, 0. Allison, I. Staton, E. Cook, B. Marksity, S. Throneberry, K. Smcltzer. Fifth row: J. Adams, E. Pauli, T. Comito, R. McDonald. F. Watson, R. Bacrg, R. Epp, B. Blakeley. Sixth row: D. Kelly, J. Miller. J. Horger. T. Price, J. Bradley, D. King, I. Dier, D. Keeley. J4onor Society, First row: M. Barnett. G. Rice, D. lohrc, J. Anderson. A. Harvey. M. McClure. Second row: Mrs. Tozier, B. Heacock, C. Market. S. Ulrich, B. Kinney, E. Mathews, Mrs. Bennett. Third row: N. love, E. Kathman, D. Walker, K. Fullenwider, G. Heysel. J. Lancaster, S. Walker, I. Dohm. Fourth row: R. Lucero. D. Woolley. D. Wilson, S. Stroud, B. Peterson, M. Hostetler, J. lutz. Fifth row: E. Winter, J. Wheeler, S. Currey, T. Murphy, G. Finney, D. Lazear. 26 Fif� t row: Mr. Herron, I. Jefferies, A. Harvey, J. Allsup, D. Shultz, B. Prado, Mrs. Bouchey. Second row: 0. Truman, G. Davis, A. Koo. G. Heysel, D. Hutchinson, C. Market, J. Newcomer. Third row: A. Gregg, D. Elfstrom, H. Higgins, 1. Dohm, G. Lilly, S. Walker, J. Schroeder, I. Watson. Fourth row: J. Olsen, L. Staton, R. Switzer. B. Wheelan, J. Newton, J. Lancaster, S. Rider, D. Kauffman. Fifth row: J. Horger, R. Gilliam, I. Dier, N. Kowalski, E. Meyer, A. Wilson, S. Throneberry. Sixth row: K. Arsenault, E. Winter. B. Bear, J. Bradley, D. Kelly, R. Holmes, I. Foster. Coterien Club California Scholarship federation 27 CO CN First row: V. Maffett, J. Hickson, R. Carr, Mr. Trawick. Second row: 8. lacy, K. Tcdstrom. P. Marti nez, B. Reed. 8. Wheel an. Third row: J. Wylie, F. Morris, R. Gorze-man, N. Kowalski, D. Garrett. Fourth row: R. Gilliam, R. Holmes, E. Meyer, I. Dier, S. Currey. Fifth row: J. McCosh, E. Winter, 8. Bear, J. Bradley, D. Kelly. Club Usherette First row: A. Harvey, V. Webster, K. Kendall, I. Dohm, Mr. Trawick. Second row: J. Newcomer, J. Glines, I. Jefferies, J. Schroeder, G. Davis, K. Bush. Third row: B. Bagoerly. P. Coon, R. Frank, S. Todd, A. Koo. Fourth row: G. Heysel, D. Hutchinson, G. Lilly, S. Walker. I. Olbrand. Fifth row: M. Finley, J. lutz, H. Higgins, J. Markham, J. Olsen. Sixth row: D. Elfstrom, B. Moore. D. Patti-son, A. Spencer. 29 First row: J. Paxton, P. Moore, Mr. Herron, J. Ogg. Second row: J. Raney, R. Hicks. Third row: B. Dorgeloh, B. Wood, F. Ran-ney, 0. Fowler. B. Harvey. cPhalan. junior J ed Cro £ First row: B. Davenport, K. Stillwell, G. Saragosa. Second row: J. Paxton, M. Rollins, G. Rich, E. Schultz. Third row: S. Ranney. S. Swenson, B. Lund. 30 First row: B. Whcelan, J. Hickson, J. Bennett, Mr. Wilson. Second row: R. Burkhart, K. Nelson, M. Menefee, E. Myer, W. Reed. Third row: K. Arsenault, J. Wylie,'W. Wagner, R. Gorzeman. Fourth row: B. Hill, F. Flores, R. Gilliam. Fifth row: W. Renshaw, R. Holmes, D. Bear, H. Garner, R. Taylor. ibachelor First row: S. Foss, B. Price, C. Market, W. Neves, J. Lyons, R. Schmidt. Second row: P. Hall, M. LaJeunesse, D. Wachter, G. Rich, M. Silbernagel. Third row: G. Dievendorf, J. Reed, C. Rehm, J. Tidball, J. Fellows, 0. Tucker. Fourth row: B. Dittmer, A. Pixler, I. Whitley, J. Hamilton, P. Moore, 0. Edwards. Fifth row: J. McCurry, S. Swenson, B. Lund, E. Schilt. 31 First row: J. Armstrong, B. Hum , A. Arm-cndariz, R. Jaramillo, O. Jurado, I. Dooley. E. Flora , R. Cabello, E. Gua-jardo, G. Campo , A. Ayala. Second row: K. Fullenwider, M. Breinholt, I. Jefferies, A. Harvey, 8. lopez, M. Garcia, R. Johnson, J. Anderson, B. Hawkins, B. Alder, R. lay. Third row: S. Hays, J. Glines, K. Bosh, K. Kendall, C. Crisafulli, S. Dominguez, A. Baker, M. Barnett, P. Eberth, P. lien, G. Bennett. Fourth row: D. lawhern, E. Cook, G. Lilly, B. lien, M. Hostetler, N. Jerome, P. Coon, B. Beggerly, J. Blower, B. Leonard, H. larsh. Fifth row: B. Foote, H. Higgins, D. Hutchinson, J. lutz, I. Dohm, I. Connor, J. Brown, M. Barnett, S. Lindsay, C. Berry, B. Kinney, R. Hall, P. Barnett, B. Kale. Sixth row: R. lamb, B. Heacock, V. Cer-bosco, H. Chavarria, R. Garcia, D. Edwards, G. Bobleter, J. Arnett, N. Kleinhen, B. Draper, A. Hays, R. Flores, R. lord, C. Berner. Seventh row: D. lazear, P. Biles, R. Carr, J. Hombs, H. Garner, A. Bassett, C. Frisk, J. Dietrich, F. Garcia, B. Couch-man, A. Chairez. Eighth row: C. Flores, J. Brotherton, A. Graff, K. Green, R. lucoro, R. Day, W. Humphrey, R. Behrens, R. Garrett, S. Chairez, A. De la Rive. Ninth row: R. Elliott, B. Dorgeloh, B. Bowman, T. Cole. First row: J. O'Campo, I. Mata, S. Thompson, H. Royall, B. Prado. K. Stillwell, L. Watson, J. Miller, J. Newcomer, J. Reinert. Second row: C. Rojo, C. Pimentel, A. Oce-guera, I. Quesada, D. Mansur, E. Valles, I. Murphy, N. McConnell, R. Ramirez. Third row: E. Mendez, A. Sariana, R. Sandoval, C. Rodriquez, A. Spencer, S. Ranney, J. Schroeder, T. Suarez, V. Vaught. Fourth row: J. Murphy, J. Villalobos, C. Van Nice, S. Stauffer, M. Musick, J. Markham, K. Mobley, K. Renius, D. McDonald. Fifth row: J. Porter, D. Pattison, S. Walker, S. Rider, B. Rohne, S. Ulrich, M. Marshburn, E. Mathews, C. O'Campo. Sixth row: H. Martinez, J. McCurry, S. Swenson, P. Wolfert, K. Hoffcrl, M. Mclean, R. Salyer, J. Platt, M. Valles, I. Velarde. Seventh row: B. Wood, K. Smcltzcr, H. Rivera, S. Sandoval, H. Valdivia, N. Trudeau, S. Marlin, S. Throneberry, B. Towey. E. Meyer, G. Spielman. Eighth row E. Winter, R. V right, I. Ruff, T. Murphy, E. York, K. Taylor. R. McDonald, D. Richardson, T. Price. 32 First row: A. Gillette, G. Rich, G. Rice, C. Holly, S. Metcalf, M. McClure. Second row: C. Genzer, I. Go wen, A. Stauffer, G. Davis, S. McKerley, S. Wilkins, E. Schilt. Third row: B. Lund, D. Pattison, J. Jackson, D. Elfstrom, N. Cooke, D. Anthony, Miss Thomas. Fourth row: B. Havermale, 1C. Smeltzer, F. Bushee, H. Martinez, D. Lovett, J. Catherine, V. Descamps. Fifth row: D. Kecley, N. Chabot, T. Co-mito, R. Murray, D. Woolley, I. Staton, J. Deshler, M. LaJeunesse. Sixth row: S. Currey, J. Miller, J. Horger, A. Bassett, L. Dier, L. Dunivent, J. Wheeler. First row: R. Watts, P. Milling, S. Foss, S. Pine, A. Gillette, M. Watts, M. Dunn. Second row: N. Kleinhen, E. Vogel, K. Slonigcr, J. Miller, G. Rice, D. Taylor, H. Weisberger, G. Orr. Third row: D. Walker, A. Osterkamp, G. Whitney, C. Meredith, G. Williams, S. Hayes, M. McKinnon, I. Harris, D. Wentzel. Fourth row: J. Aita, M. Counts, S. Dittmar, D. Hohenshelt, J. luce. A. Roberts, M. Valles, J. Lancaster, C. Mendez. Fifth row: J. Armstrong, T. Sullcns, D. Wilson, J. Baum, J. Hcrshiser, B. Mark-sity, J. Ortiz, D. Allison, I. Staton. Sixth row: W. Elston, G. Finney, T. Com-ito, J. Kessel, J. Adams, D. Mitchell, J. Bradley, R. Schneider, J. Trammell, R. Newton, W. Woods, J. Horger, M. Mene fee. Seventh row: J. Ronshew, 0. Armour, C. Fitts, T. Caverly, D. Bear, S. Currey, M. Weber. French Club JCatin Club 33 First row: R. Rowland, B. Davenport, O. Hamlin, A. Greig, V. Singer. Second row: J. Platt, P. Moore, J. Masters, J. Anderson. Third row: S. McKerley, B. Eveland, P. Hook, M. Rollins, J. Arnett. Fourth row: B. Draper, D. Dees, J. Brown, J. McCurry, J. Jackson, P. McMillen. future J4omentaher Ckeii Club First row: R. lamb. Second row: I. Staton, G. Finney. Third row: N. Chabot, N. Kowalski. Fourth row: R. Walworth, D. Kelly. D. Keeley. Fifth row: J. Horger, J. Bradley, I. Dier, . Mr. Orr. 34 Second row: S. S nford . Aberneihie. G. Lilly, P. Wolfert, E. Wuepping, B. Rothenburgcr, I. Wilton, J. Aita. Third row: Mr . Carrier, L Watton, B. Jentget, N. McConnell, D. Oberlin, N. Jerome, I. Gooding, S. Wilkin , B. Eveland. Fovrth row: J. Arnett, K. Kendall, A. Bar-row , S. Brovgh, I. Go wen, M. Millard, D. Arm trong, N. Stead, V. Upchurch, J. Hilliard. Fifth row: B. Draper, S. Gartrell, J. Miller, C. Morgan, E. Clarke, D. Pomerenke, C. Cocchiara, K. Enn . Sixth row: J. Olten, J. Silbernagle. D. Tucker, M. Orr, 8. Newman, S. Stroud, B. Brown, A. Harvey, J. Glines, I. Dohm, B. Whitt, M. Finley. Seventh row: A. Ontivera , R. Flore , R. Gilliam, R. Gorzcman, B. Johnton, C. Flore , J. Robinton, B. Wharton, T. Sullen , V. Goodrich. Eighth row: J. Kilbourne, H. liddicote, C. Huggins, R. Gulvarte, D. Kuykendall, I. Lopez, D. Hartman, J. Bennett, I. Lowry. cArtizani 35 First row: J. Adams, $. Currcy, D. Kelly T. Cavcrly, L. Dier, R. Miller, B. Blakely, D. Woolley, T. Comito, Mr. Powell. cAlckemiiti First row: S. Thompson, J. Reinert, M. Bond, G. Rice, S. Hayes, J. Glines. Second row: J. Aita, E. Broyles, 0. Stra-chan, C. Finney, A. Greig, E. Valles, N. Kleinhen. Third row: D. Edwards, G. Whitney, M. Bailie, J. Brown, J. 8aom, B. Kinney, R. Hall, J. Miller. Fourth row: M. McKinnon, M. Staton, F. Poteet, J. Gregg, M. Barnett, M. Hem-montree, T. Pate. Fifth row: T. Sullens, G. Finney, I. Staton, B. Van WycKhouse, J. Knox, W. Wharton, S. Martin, A. Edwards. Sixth row: R. Cooke, 0. Rohe. R. Holland, R. Miller, W. Sessions, R. Zlaket, R. Fisher. Seventh row: S. Currey, A. Herrman, D. Gilmore, J. Bradley, B. Baker, J. Adams. 36 First row: I. Staton, 8. Bonadurcr, O. Keeley, Mr. Egger. Second row: S. Armttrong, G. Morrit, J. Porter, F. Walton. Third row: R. lamb, R. Clark, R. McDonald. T. Comito, I. Dier. Fourth row: D. Kelly, J. Miller, M. Davit, N. Kowaltki, S. Martin. junior ZJoa£tma£ter£ tPhilatelic Club First row: Mr. Thornet, I. Staton, R. lamb, Mr. Wilton. Second row: G. Finney. R. McDonald. Third row: 8. Bowman, J. Adamt. R. Epp. Fourth row: J. Bradley, D. Gilmore. - 37 Fir t row: S. Fiduccia, M. Dunn, M. Brcin-holt, B. Brown, J. Draper, I. Dooley. Second row: S. Herri , M. Good, J. Fed-den, C. Ganzer. E. Clarke, I. Gowen, I. Gooding, B. Adler. Third row: J. Dollar. D. Costanzo, B. Grider, J. Catherine, J. Harvey, J. Fife, D. Anthony, C. Crisafulli. Fourth row: D. Arundell, C. Grajede, R. Gruman, S. Dittmar, H. Allen, C. Conner, S. Black, M. Enlow. Fifth row: B. Bradley, V. Claborn, K. Ful-lenwider, M. Bailie, N. Cooke. A. Carlisle, B. Brown. Sixth row: J. Armstrong, V. Goodrich, D. Bennett, T. Comito, D. Bowen, N. Fritz, B. Burnt. Seventh row: G. Gibson, M. Davit, T. De-Ment, S. Cook, J. Boling. Ule Vheater QuiU q £) First row: J. Harris, N. Smith, P. Milling, N. McConnell, J. Newcomer, M. Mca. cham, J. Miller, M. McClure. Second row: D. Truman, N. Klcinhcn, J. Mishey, D. lohre, J. Moore, M. Kelle-her, I. Murphy, D. Millar. Third row: B. Kaisler, K. Sloniger, J. Miller, P. Moore, K. McMillan, D. Hutchinson, P. Oakley, E. Kathman, I. Watson. Fourth row: J. Ortiz, M. Millard, P. Meeler, S. Lindsay, I. Hendricks. J. Hershiser, A. leecing, R. Hall, B. McLeod, N. Houser, N. Hartfield, B. Lund, A. Hayes, C. Markel, J. Lancaster, N. love, J. James. Fifth row: M. McKinnon, G. Orr, H. larth, C. McCauley, J. Horger, D. Kelly, D. Keeley, N. Kowalski. 38 First row: 0. Smith, J. Smith, I. Patterson, 1. Saxton, R. Watts, M. Penny, S. Spencer. Second row: B. Price, P. Wolfert, P. Po-teet, N. Stead, I. Rich, G. Rich, H. Royal I. Third row: E. Schilt, S. Ward, S. Stauffer, 0. Strickland, S. Sanford. S. Black, B. Tisdale. Fourth row: N. Robinson, S. Westmyer, J. Vaughn, 0. Pattison, I. Whitley, M. West. G. Williams. Fifth row: D. Wills, 0. Pomerenke, M. Reith-er, M. Rudy, I. Robineft, M. Staton, 1. Staton. Sixth row: F. Wilkey. R. Shiffer, J. Prager, R. Gorzeman, B. Wagner, S. Throne-berry, J. Porter. 39 Stage Crew First row: B. Davenport, D. LeGault, S. Ready. D. Martin, O. Hamlin, B. Kale. Mr. Newcomer. Second row: D. Davit, P. Gaittan, G. Clark, F. Bollt, J. Matters, V. Robinson, J. Harvey, G. Saragosa. Third row: I. Floyd, D. Costanzo, I. Rich, B. Grider, P. Hook, N. Ault, J. Singletary, J. Smith. Fourth row: P. Sackman, S. Wilkins, M. Watson, I. Hendricks. B. lountbury, B. Titdall, A. Davis, H. Allen. Fifth row: M. Rollins, S. Bennett, C. Berry, S. Dexter, D. Hoskins, G. Rutkavagc, M. Valles. D. Nelson, E. Davit. Sixth row: A. Younfi I. Lowry, J. Bush, G. Simpson, H. Gilmore, K. Grotle, E. Thompson, R. Grochow, E. Frank. Seventh row: N. Chabot, P. McKinzic, W. Sessions. Accounting, Club 40 Firtf row: J. Anderton, I. Franco. Second row: P. Geiger, S. Trombley, J. Brock. B. Heacock. Third row: J. Matter . R. Edwards, E. Wey-and, B. Rohne, S. Hulbert. Fourth row C. McConnell, R. Woolfo, N. love, K. Cattens, J. Jamet, D. Hohan-thelt. Fifth row: M. Hottetler, C. Tarver, J. Whit, tarn, M. Barnett, J. Conklin. String, CnAemble Organ row: M. Hottetler, A. Gillette, nd row: J. Hart, D. Beck, J. Conklin, Mr. Palmer, C. Poarch. i row: E. Valle , M. Dow, D. Edwards, P. Pendarvit. 41 C. McCauley, G. Parr, K. Nelson, J. Marlin, R. Kuykendall, S. Boettcher, T. De-Mcnt, F. Emmcrt, 8. Stiner, S. Throne-berry, G. Mende . Center: Mr. Orr, B. Prado (accompanist). £ cfuire Jdebutantei S. Harris, 0. Mansur, C. Poarch, N. Houser. A. Pixler, M. Orr, S. Ranney, I. Patterson, M. Breinholt, M. Penny, Mr. Orr. 42 B. Adier, J. Anderson, J. Brock, M. Barnett, S. Boettcher, R. Blakely, E. Cook, K. Cas-sens. J. Conklin, J. Deshler, 0. Dunn, R. Edwards, C. Flores, I. France, R. Gilliam, P. Geiger, F. Grizelle, M. Hostetler, B. Hea-cock, 0. Hohanshelt, S. Hwlbert, J. James, H. Johnson, F. Kaub, N. love, M. McFarland, C. McConnell, J. Masters, B. Rohne, B. Smalley, C. Tarver, S. Trombley, E. Wey-and, J. Whittam, R. Woolfe, 0. Woolley. Orchestra (Band First row: J. Adams, J. Porter, I. Whitley, B. Flores, M. Tripp, B. Peterson, S. Ulrich, K. HoWert, j. Deshler, N. Ault. Second row: G. Parr, D. lawhern, J. Brown, I. Reesor, D. Bear, E. York, R. Gilliam, J. Alcaraz, K. Taylor, D. Kuykendall, B. Dial, M. Bruns, H. Ayala, B. Kinney. Third row: J. Welfy. J. Schnitzius, B. Bear, R. Burkhart, D. Allison, D. Meador, J. Van landlnghem, B. Alder, R. Bowen, D. Schliebe. M. Hostetler. Fourth row: G. Wheatley, T. De Ment, C. Flores, J. la Pier, W. Davis, J. Conklin. 43 First row: J. Fisher, B. Bjorklund, 0. lohrc. B. Manning, J. Kenmuir, 8. Lopez. Second row: R. Hall, J. Matters, B. Newman, J. Moore, D. Costanzo, M Erd-kamp, L. Sterling. Third row: R. Watts, R. Hall, M. Hillmann, K. McMillan, K. Williams, I. Floyd. Fourth row: C. Grajeda, J. Tidball, A. Os-tcrkamp, J. Vaughn, N. Robinson, 0. Ingram, P. Moore. Fifth row: N. Nevaros, B. Lund, F. Ranney, B. McCleod, R. Rapier, J. Pearson, A. Bendixen. Sixth row: D. Pomerenkc, M. Hammontree, 0. Robinson. Seventh row: I. Robinett, N. Hartford, M. Rudey, L. Hendricks, M. Counts, Mr. Orr. Senior Cltoir First row: O. Hamlin, F. Bolls, N. McConnell, S. Parga, S. Hams, B. Prado. Second row: J. Anderson, F. Sanchez, 0. Truman, M. Balderrama, S. Walker, B. Price, T. Jimenez. Third row: C. Poarch, P. Potect, M. Seaman, J. Lyons, S. Ranney, M. Penny. Fourth row: H. Rivera, W. Bradley, P. Fair, T. Corbin. D. Benny, 0. Garnett, W. Noren. Fifth row: B. Linam, K. Arsenaul, R. Gorzc-man, R. Canfield, W. Truman, T. Cole. Sixth row: R. Schwanz, C. McCauley, A. De La Rive. M. Salgado, P. Pendarvis, J. Neal, E. Cummings. Seventh row: G. Rice, R. Linker, J. May, R. Kuykendall, J. Martin, M. Kendall. 44 First row: S. Dominguez. L Mete, B. Dugger, D. Wakefield, M. Juerez, B. Bash. Second row: I. Queseda, A. Ruiz, E. Gua-jerdo, P. Geitton, L Brady, K. Sloni-ger, O. Juredo. Third row: V. Seregose, J. Hitt, C. linds-koog, E. Voge , M. Schrock, T. Barrera. Fourth row: F. Penrod. J. McGuire, G. William . J. Fedden. D. McCollum, C. O'Campo, T. Suerez. Fifth row: R. Tinz, B. leppin, B. Young, N. Cooke, B. Nevares, J. Merer, Sixth row: G. Parr, J. Taylor, D. Richardson, W. Thomas, D. Garza, D. Boggs, R. Pozas. Seventh row: R. Strong, F. Ehlen, G. Mercado, F. Calvillo, D. Rojo, W. Scott. Eighth row: B. Stiner, C. Flores, R. Gro-chow, R. Ploven, $. Boettcher. H. Rumbaugh, D. Jefferson, G. Bundrock. Ninth row: R. Gilliam, G. Spielman, J. Harris. A Firjt row: I. licerio, R. Mata, C. Durham, }S C Billrey, D. Hadick, J. Villega . J Second row: S. O'Brien, I. Patterson, B. McDonald, V. Vaught, B. Workman, M. Lowell, W. Allen. Third row: M. Rojo, E. Broyles, B. Jones, C. Hebei, P. Hutchton, I. Anderson. Fourth row: M. Martinez, D. Wachter, F. Arzata, N. Houser, M. Staton, R. Moorehouse. Fifth row: R. lucio, I. Guzman, A. Carlisle, E. Day, D. Houck, C. Rodriquez. Sixth row: E. Altamirano, A. Davis. M. Reither, B. Pederson, S. Rider, J. Hart, B. Hacker, G. Rerpiuz. Seventh row: S. Throneberry, D. Hayes, R. Fisher, M. Sullivan, T. Pate. D. Dunn, A. Young. Eighth row: V. Maffett, B. Fedden, W. Blanchard, C. Grady, R. Schliebe, V. Ealey, R. Doyle, L Teter, M . Orr, M. Barker. 45 A. Gregg, 0. Schultz, B. Prado Cheer dreader Song, dreader J. Newton, B. Reed, A. Wilton. 46 Fir row: V. Murray, M. Hall, M. Dow, H. Higgins. Second row: G. Heysel. M-ajorette First row: J. Silbcrnagle, G. Lilly, S. Stauffer, W. Neve , L Ulbrand. V. Webster. 47 48 (ft£5KPvlg;p ?■ PotaE-t. j c4utog-raphi 49 While the actual time of the game is limited, the sportsmanship learned by the participants and the spectators is invaluable and goes on indefinitely. Good sportsmanship is timeless and not limited to the time clock of the game. During the actual minutes allowed for the game, we try our hardest to win the victory, but win or lose, we take it in our stride. Each victory adds to our pride in our high school, and each defeat only makes us more determined to win the following year. We at Santa Ana High School are proud of our teams. Sticking behind them, we all gain a sense of fair-play which will last long after our school days are over. ATHLETICS 51 REECE GREENE BILL COLE CoacheA Santa Ana High School is justly proud of its fine coaching staff. Working hard and guiding the Saint teams to high standards of good sportsmanship, the staff deserves to be congratulated. Ralph Cole, once a Santa Ana Saint himself, now is in his thirteenth successful year as Varsity football coach. Big Bill also coaches Bee basketball. Being head of the boy's physical education department keeps coach Cole very busy throughout the year. Leading the Varsity basketball five this year was Lester McKnight, better known as Bus. Coach McKnight also assisted Bill Cole in Varsity football by acting as line coach. Returning for his twenty-second year is Reece Greene. As in previous years Pinky Greene built up an excellent track team. His cross country men also came through with flying colors. Coaching Cee and Dee basketball and Cee football was one of Santa Ana's busiest coaches. Herb Covington. This was Mr. Covington's fourth year as a coach at S.A.H.S. 52 HERB COVINGTON bus Mcknight John Wilson completed his sixth year as swimming coach with a truly fine team. His Bee football team also was very successful. Rounding out the year with baseball. Coach Rollo Beck had a team any coach would be proud of. He also instructs Junior Varsity football and Junior Varsity basketball. In his first year as a Saint coach Al Powell turned out a truly fine Varsity tennis team. He also acted as a line coach for Bee football. Another fine addition to the Saint coaching staff is Norman Schaum who acted as coach for the Junior Varsity baseball team. Not to be forgotten is Bill Foote, who acts as general physical education instructor and heads the first aid courses given to the boys. This year Coach Foote trained the golf team. 53 Al POWEll football CAPTAIN Frank Torres At the beginning of the 1951 Sunset League football season nobody would have given two cents for Sammy Saint's chances. At the finish the team stood in third place with only two league losses. The comeback, spearheaded by Bob Switzer and Dick Bennett with five touchdowns each, was termed amazing by local pundits. The Santa Ana eleven started the season with a fizzle in a 6-0 do-nothing game with Excelsior, and despite gradual improvement, no one could see much hope in their remaining pre-league record of defeats at the hands of Long Beach Wilson, Chaffey, and Montebello, 20-13, 28-6, and 36-0 respectively. Despite the irony of the situation, Saint backers were not consoled when their team was trounced 26-0 in the league-opener by the hard-fighting champions-to-be, Anaheim's Colonists, led by ex-Saints Eli and Aaron Peralta. Then came the big surprise as Santa Ana, discovering a passer in Bob Switzer, beat Orange 20-13. Rallying magnificently from behind the wrong end of a 13-0 score, speedy Dick Bennett led the Saints to a 28-20 victory over Newport Beach in easily the season's most thrilling free-for-all. A 26-19 win against Huntington Beach put Santa Ana in a tie for second place until the final fall, a humiliating 73-19 rout at the hands of Fullerton. 54 DICK AARVIO Guard DICK BENNETT Halfback Saint of tha Waok JOHN BERGEN Guard Saint of tha Waok DARRELL COONEY DICK CRAWFORD Guard Cantor Saint of tha Waak MONTE DAVIS End Saint of fba Waak CLAUDE FITTS Guard LLOYD FOSTER Quartarback RIO DE LA RIVA BILL DOBBS LARRY DUNIVEFfT DARRELL FISHBURN Halfback Tackla End Guard IVAN FRANCE LOUIS OOMEZ JACK HAllICK LEON KARR DAVID KINO RICHARD KUYKENDALL Guard Halfback Halfback Quartarback Cantor Halfback Saint of tha Waak BAXTER LINAM Guard RHIl MARTINEZ Quartarback BILL MILLER Tackla KENNY NELSON End BOB NOE HENRY OIDENBROOK Tackla Tackla 55 ART ONTIVEROS TackU GENE PARR Fullback JARRETT TERRELL End FRANK TORRES TackU Saint oF tha Weak KEITH POCOCK End WARD RENSHAW End Saint of tha Waak ANTHONY SMITH Fullback BOB SWITZER Ouartarback Saint oF tha Waak HUMBERTO VALDIVIA End Saint oF tha Waak BILL WHEELAN HalFback 56 Fir� t row: D. Frazier, J. McFadden, D. Hartman, J. Mancique, B. Swisshekn, P. Gavin, G. Orr, R. Garrett, I. Harris, J. Trammell, S. Vasquez. Second row: R. Grochow, W. Morrison, E. Aldcrson, J. Reynolds, P. Norton, R. Mohler, J. Renshaw, J. Hombs, R. Carr, W. Woods, R. Villalobos, T. Frazier. Third row: Coach J. Wilson, B. Fedden, B. lacy, W. Cole, R. Behrens, B. Bowman, D. Daniels, D. lindsay, J. Porter, R. Peterson, H. Metcalf, Coach A. Powell. Fourth row: R. Gilmore, A. Graff, C. Herring, W. Boling, H. Phillips, 0. Garza, R. Elliott, R. Ceja. CAPTAIN John Renshaw (Bee football When the 1951 football season came to a close in November, the Bee football team of Santa Ana High School was in second place, winning 3 and losing 2 in league play. Despite the fact that the team had only one returning letterman. Coach John Wilson, with the assistance of Coach Allen Powell, shaped and molded the green material into a worthy football squad. The inexperienced Bees dropped the first four practice games to Excelsior 13-7, Long Bach Wilson 45-13, Montebello 38-6, and Chaffey 13-12. Improving constantly, the Little Saints were ready for Anaheim in the league opener, winning 14-13. The next week the Bees took a defeat from Orange 12-7. After sinking the Little Tars, the Bees met a strong Huntington Beach team and lost 25-0. Ending their season in a blaze of glory, the Little Saints beat their traditional rival Fullerton, 13-12. 57 First row: T. Msrumofo, J. Broth r� on, G. Aldsrlon, S. Juarez, J. Whitaker, J. Shick, G. Pleven, A. Stepp. Second row: Coach J. Covington, B. Seliger, G. Rodriquez, G. Morale . B. Walker, J. Cordet, S. Rio . Third row: J. Kretz, J. Keitel, B. Merumoto. A. Smith, R. lay, R. Munro, J. Rowe. Cee football After three pre-league scrimmages it looked as though Coach Herb Covington's Cees had a triumphant season before them, boasting one of the strongest Cee football teams ever to don the name Saintlets. However, when league play rolled around, the squad was so reduced by ineligibility that the little Saints finished out of the money, winning 3 and losing 2. In three early season skirmishes with Garden Grove, Tustin, and Laguna Beach, the Cees came out on top, scoring 20 times to their opponents' 1. In the league opener, the Saintlets were crushed 27-7 by a powerful Anaheim team which later went on to win the league. The squad snapped back, pasting Orange, 34-0; Newport Harbor, 21-0; and Huntington Beach, 20-6 in a burst of victory. The Fullerton game, which climaxed the league season play for the Cees, ended Fullerton 27-Santa Ana 0. CAPTAIN Billy Marumoto 58 Fir t row: M. Will, J. Garthe, C. Neal, F. Reed, F. Calvillo, V. Maffett, I. Teter, L. Granado . Second row: Coach Beck, R. Walworth, F. Reye , W. Davit, D. Lawrence, D. Rohe. H. Gilmore, T. Mock, G. Spielmen. Third row: F. Emmert, J. Neal, D. Sitton, B. Smith, F. Grizzelle, R. Woolfe, J. Morin, N. Williemt. {Junior Varsity, {football Coach Rollo Beck's scrapping Jay Vees ended the season this year with a record of four wins, one tie, and one loss. Fullerton proved their nemesis in giving out both their only loss, 13-0, and their only tie, 2-2. Starting the season with a 12-6 victory over Long Beach Wilson, the team was slowed up by the ill-fated Fullerton duo, but recovered handily to plow under Anaheim's Jay Vees to the tune of 26-7. Playing consistently, they ran up the same score in their next game, this time against Orange. Having taken Newport Harbor 18-0, the Jay Vees ended their season triumphantly, running up 12-2 in their clash with Huntington Beach. Indicating the promise uncovered this season. Coach Beck pointed out that the majority of this year's Varsity was last year's Jay Vee team. 59 60 19 First row: B. Switxer. T. Col . L Fost r, J. Thom � . Second row: Mgr. 0. Rohe. F. Morris. B. No . M. D vis, J. Harris. I. Kerr. Third row: D. King. A. Herrmann, R. Schliebe, J. Terrell, 0. Ruff, Coach McKnight. J a ketball CAPTAIN Monte Davis The story of Bus McKnight's Saint basketball team in 1952 is the tale of a team that started out not quite good enough and improved too late. Pre-league practice games included losses to Long Beach Wilson, Colton, and Covina, with a victory over Garden Grove, 47-13. Having started the Sunset League inauspiciously with a 51-39 defeat at the hands of Anaheim, the Santa Anans chalked up another loss in an upset game with Orange. The Saint five continued to lose, ending the first round with no wins. It was not until the last games of the second round that Santa Ana began to show real strength. First we gave the heavily favored league champions, Huntington Beach, the fight of the season. Finally, we wound up with a 54-45 win over Fullerton, possibly one of the strongest teams in the league. 62 First row: J. Hombs, M. Sullivan, R. Brad-lay, T. Paters, G. LaPiar. Second row: F. Watson, R. Garrett, C. Frisk, R. Heinlein, D. Garrett, 8. Turner. Third row: 0. Estes, W. lives, K. Pocock, D. Lindsay, 8. Fed den. Coach Cola. See Sa ketball Cee Saihetball First row: Coach Covington, E. Pozos, R. Benson, O. Brastell, 0. Foote, T. Boyd, B. Gilbert. Second row: H. Weisberger, G. Mendez, R. Munro, B. Walker, 0. Hartman, J. Brotherton, F. Garcia, A. Smith. 63 64 First row: R. C«i«, R. Grover, S. Bond, M. Hendersen, P. Norton, T. Corbin, W. Witting. Second row: Coach Wilson, W. Cavanaugh, J. Newton, J. May, R. Hayes, K. Ekdahl, C. McConnell. Swimming- CAPTAINS Dick Grover Tom Corbin Starting out with few returning lettermen and a number of newcomers. Coach John Wilson built up a well-balanced swimming team with good men in each event. Tom Corbin, an outstanding breast-stroker for the past three years, had good competition within the team this season. He and Pete Norton continually finished neck and neck. Also piling up points in this event were Mel Henderson and Ray Ceja. Prominent among the sprint men were Dick Hayes, Bill Morrison, Dick Elliott, and Dick Gilmore. Dick Grover and Jerry Boling were among those bringing honors to the team in the 200. In the diving event Stan Bond, who placed in the CIF finals last year, was aided by Ed Pierson and Russ Berhens, both new this year and looking good. Outstanding among the backstrokers were Jerry May, Stan Bond and Tom Harrison. 66 Fir� t row: J. Cord« , R. Heinlein, R. Carr, J. Coffman, T. Pate. Second row: Coach Wilton, E. Pierton, R. Gilmore, J. Boling, R. Elliott, R. Behrent, W. Morriton. ee an dCee Swimming, 67 First row: A. Ontiveros, E. luzania, G. Ford, B. Stener, B. Switzer, H. Valdivia, P. DelaRiva. Second row: Coach R. Beck, L. Foster, J. Harris, B. Towey, F. Morris, J. Martin, J. Terrell, Mgr. F. Reed. Third row: R. Doyle, B. Lacy, W. Renshaw, N. Williams, W. Davis, P. Martinez, D. Parker. J3a£eball Sparked by the able guidance of their coach, Rollo Beck, Santa Ana High's Saint baseball team completed another great season this year. In 1951 the team had come out completely victorious, winning the Pomona tournament and the Sunset League with no losses, as well as having pitcher Bert Haysom, shortstop Rex Babcock, and first baseman Harvey Bryan elected to the All-Sunset League team. So 1952 found the Saints competing not only against the other teams, but with their own record of former victories. Six returning lettermen, including captain Phil Martinez, provided a solid core which was well complemented by a large group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, many of whom had played with last year's Bee and Cee teams. Facing unusually tough opposition, especially in the league, Santa Ana horsehiders turned in outstanding records in both the Pomona tournament and the Sunset League. CAPTAIN Phil Martinez 68 First row: J. Garthe, R. Garrett, J. Homb� , H. Weitberger, I. Berry. Second row: Coach Schaum, 0. E te� , H. Garner, F. Grizzelle, R. Hawthorne, W. Floret. S. Cook, D. Rohe. Third row: B. Fedden, J. McFaddin, R. Monro, R. Schneider, W. Dial, 0. Meador, G. Sepeda. junior Vanity. d3a,ieball Under the supervision of Coach Norman Schaum, who is new to Santa Ana High School athletics this year, the junior varsity baseball team, sometimes referred to as the little Saints, mighty Mites, baby Saints, and various other pet names, finished a completely successful 1952 season. The junior varsity squad is maintained for the purpose of giving those boys who ordinarily would not be able to play in varsity competition, a chance to receive some invaluable baseball experience under actual game conditions. This training has proved very worthwhile in later varsity play. Although these junior Batmen” have no actual league, their season is readily filled with games against the junior varsity classes of the schools that the varsity faces. The boys on this team receive very little publicity although they are always in there fighting. They did a fine job this season and every Santa Ana High School student can be proud of them. 69 Fir� � row: J. McC©� h, 0. Beer, H. Ay I , S. Boettcher. B. Born , R. Bennett, E. Winter, R. Truex. G. Spielmen, A. Dregetet. Second row: Coech Greene, T. Cole, E. York, L Dvnivent, K. Pocock. B. Smith. F. Torre , R. Kuykendell, R. lenceiter, J. Dietrich, S. Correy, B. Kele. Third row: B. Swi� � helm, J. Breckett, 0. Cooney, D. Gehrig, D. Weber, W. Alder on, D. Ruff, R. Woolfe, C. Neel, D. Greene, C. Welsteed, G. Perr. Led by returning lettermen Hector Ayala, Dick Bennett, Bob Burns, Richard Kuykendall, Ray Lancaster, Jack McCosh, Bill Smith, and George Spielman, Santa Ana's varsity track team, defending Sunset League champions, successfully completed another season of first class competition. Coach Reece Pinky Greene did a fine job, molding and shaping an extra large turnout into a prize-winning track team in time for the Brea Relays, early in the season. Going from there into the Chaffee and the Southern California invitational track meets, the Saints also made good showings. Co-Captains Dick Bennett and Bob Burns set a stiff pace in the hurdles and the sprints respectively, backed by a strong squad in all A, B, and C divisions. With many eager young sophomores, Santa Ana's track prospects look good for future years also. The cross-country cinderbeaters also had a good season, winning three and losing two dual meets to neighboring schools on the one and eight-tenths mile course. CAPTAINS Bob Burns Dick Bennett 70 First row: B. Marumoto, B. Swisshelm, J. Brackett. T. Cola, J. Dietrich, K. Po-eock, 0. Garza, R. Pozos, D. Greene. Sacond row: R. Daniels, G. Niedringhaos, B. Walker, J. Winter, H. Metcalf, I. Velarde, J. Brotherton, B. Kale, S. Armstrong. Third row: R. Ceja, G. Mendez, B. Selinger, R. lord, 1. Kassel, J. Schick, G. Pleven, T. Merumoto, Coach Greene. (ftee and Cee TJrach Cro.iA Country, First row: B. Ayala, D. Greene, D. Bear, R. Truex, R. Pozos. Second row: Coach Greene. B. Seliger, J. Winter. W. Alderson, E. York, D. Garza. 71 First row: O. lovttt, K. Anthony, A. Wilton, J. Schultz, B. Re«d, R. Fither, R. Lamb. Second row: Mr. Powell, J. Adam , R. Hitt, J. Miller, 0. Kelly, B. Herriton, B. Mounce, B. Bonedurer. CAPTAIN John Schultz TJennU Small, but powerful, this year's tennis team might be refered to as a mighty mouse. Only fourteen boys signed up, but they more than made up for lack of numbers in speed, stamina and skill. Tennis has been one of Santa Ana High's habitually strong sports, and this year was no exception. Under the direction of Coach Al Powell, who took over this year from Walter Egger, the team showed up well in pre-league games with Chaffey, Excelsior and Long Beach Poly. Captain John Schultz and returning lettermen Bill Reed, Alfred Wilson, Dick Hitt, and Ronnie Fisher spurred the team on to show their new coach what they could do against powerful foes like Anaheim and Fullerton. Additional honors came to the team when John Schultz and Bill Reed were sent to the Ojai Tournament. 72 First row: D. Coon«y, J. B«rg«n, F. Torres, D. Grover, Second row: R. Ceja, I. Kerr, 8. Bonadurer, P. Norton, Mr. McKnight. Third row: R. Switzer, R. Smith, S. Bond, 8. Ayele, K. Nelson. Fourth row: A. Ontiveros, D. King, R. Kuykendall, I. Gomez, P. DelaRiva. J ettermend Club To be eligible for membership in the Lettermen's Club, a boy must earn a varsity letter in a least one major sport. All members are qualified to wear a regulation Lettermen's sweater. At the beginning of the second semester adviser Rollo Beck brought about a complete re-organization of the group. Plans were laid for many activities for 1952-53, including a Lettermen's Club dance. Arrangements were also made for the organization to sponsor the annual sale of rooters' caps in the future. Meetings featuring sports movies and outstanding sports figures were held at various times during the year. The officers included Dick Bennett, president; David Bear, secretary; and Dick Aarvig, treasurer. Under the advisership of Bus McNight during the first semester and Coach Beck during the second, the club completed the year with a feeling of accomplishment. 73 74 QirU7 cAthleticA Fir� t row: G. Lilly, A. Koo, J. Unc«!ter, B. Prado. Second row: t. Jefferies, B. Heecock, B. Baggerly, A. Gregg. Third row: S. Rider, E. Valles, A. Sariana. Another successful year for our girls' athletic department has come to a close. The Misses Alverda West, Zena Leek, and Audrey Peterson are greatly responsible for the good sportsmanship which the girls have learned during the past year. The G.A.A. Board and the capable advisers should be credited with a job well done on the annual sports' banquet which was held in the cafeteria. ALVERDA WEST ZENA LECK AUDREY PETERSON 75 First row: S. Jones, T. Jiminez, D. Oberlin, J. Allsup, E. Flores, J. Rcinert, V. Webster. Second row: E. Guajardo, R. Wright, P. Geitten, P. Coon, B. Baggerly, A. Gregg, C. Holly, E. Kethmen. Third row: A. Grieg, C. Finney, R. Frank, M. Dow, P. Grass, M. Finley, J. Price. Fourth row: G. Davis, J. Arnett, I. Gowen, R. Salyer, J. Tidball, D. Strickland, L. Wilson, M. Barnett. Fifth row: I. Sterling, D. Elfstrom, J. Brown, J. Jackson, D. Millar, M. Watson, V. Upchurch, B. Smalley. Sixth row: J. Maret, A. Koo, K. Fullen-wider, J. McCurry, J. Lancaster, B. Peterson, B. Heacock, B. Leonard, A. Sariana, B. Kinney, S. Rider, C. linds-koog, M. Tripp. First row: J. Harris, A. Armcndariz, A. Harvey, I. Jefferies, B. Davenport, B. Brown, I. Dooley, P. Chase. Second row: M. Garcia, S. Dominguez, M. Good, E. Valles, B. Dugger. L. Mata, A. Ayala, J. Miller, 0. Shultz. Third row: M. Rojo, D. Hutchinson, A. Stauffer, H. Higgins, M. Kelleher, S. Ulrich, I. Brady, J. Dollar. Fourth row: G. Heysel, S. Stauffer, G. Lilly, J. lutz, S. Walker, E. Day, A. Carlisle, N. Cooke, V. Claborn. Fifth row: R. Hall, S. Black, A. Osterkamp, J. Olsen, M. Musick, M. Bailie, M. Graham, S. McKerley, J. Harvey, t. Gooding. Sixth row: J. Silbernagcl, J. Frazier, C. Cocchiara, S. Dexter, P. Barnett, D. Arundell. Seventh row: R. Garcia, D. Tucker, J. Gregg, A. Baker, J. Barber. B. 8rown, J. Fife, B. Alder, R. Chapman, J. Luce. 76 Firtt row: H. Royall. N. Smith, B. Ham . 1C. Kendall, K. Both, A. Barrow , F. Ferreida, B. Prado, M. Meacham, D. Smith, B. Kale, S. Thompton, B. Tib-bet . Second row: I. Wafton, V. Robinton, D. Martin, M. Schrock, J. Schroeder, S. Parga, P. Baker, D. leGaolt, M. McClure, J. Newcomer, S. Spencer. Third row: J. Taylor, S. Ready, I. Patter-J. lyon� , D. Mantor, R. Johnton, McConnell, I. Murphy, C. Market, lien, K. Reniut, P. landi . row: M. Watt , D. Chandler, M. Neal, N. Jerome, N. Kleinhen, M. Millard, K. Sloniger, J. Miller, P. Wolfert, C. Meredith, J. Wallen, N. Jone . Fifth row: E. Scilt, G. Whitney, R. Rohr , J. Mithey, J. Aita, S. Brough, P. Mc-millcn, P. Milling, J. Van Landingham, P. Oakley, H. Hamby, M. Valle . Sixth row: L. Whitley, M. Hunter, S. Pine, B. Haytom, J. Blower, G. William , D. Walker, E. Wuepping, B. Lewi , B. Hawkinj, 8. lountbury, K. Van Dyke, M. Seaman. Seventh row: D. Strachan, B. Young, I. Anderton, J. Villalobo , B. Draper, J. Baum, B. Rothenberger, S. Wilkin , A. Leecing, S. Hulbert, J. Murphy, J. McGuire. Eighth row: J. Platt, J. Ranncy, B. Tisdale. C. O'Campo, S. Ward. D. Wilton, A. Shearer, I. Ulbrand, J. Markum, J. Herthiter, J. Markham, C. Rodriguez, C. Martin. Ninth Row: M. Rink, C. Rchm, S. Swen� on, D. Wcntzcl, S. Stroud, D. Patti on, B. Moore, F. Ranney, A. Spencer, S. Todd. cArcltery 77 78 J$a£eball 79 Volleyball 81 ZJennii 82 83 From the first moment we entered the doors of Santa Ana Senior High School, classes of different levels have been building us into high calibre young men and women. Our adaptability to the ways of these groups is a measure of our individual character. These classes work in mathematics, science, art, industrial education, and numerous other fields as the initial stepping stones to further progress into the world. Text books, pencils, and rulers are familiar tools for high school students, just as the blueprints, hammer, and nails are the tools for building a home. In both cases we strive for a firm foundation, making careful measurements all the way. 84 CLASSES 85 86 President, Stan Throneberry Sophomore£ Vice President, Deanna Kauffman The Sophomores of 1951-52 as a class have done a great deal. Probably most important, they have begun to lose their identity as a group of newcomers and have become a class of students in Santa Ana High, with a real part in its activities —sports, plays, musical organizations, clubs, and classes. Now the Sophomore class can look forward to two wonderful years as upper classmen. Class Adviser Herbert Covington 87 BARBARA ABAR ARMANDO AGUINAGA JOE ALCARAZ BONNIE JEANNE ALDER EDDIE ALDERSON JUAN AIDERSON GREGG ALDERTON CHARLES ALEXANDER NANCY ALLAN HAZEL ALLEN JEAN ALLEN WANDA ALLEN BARBARA ALMANZA JIMMY ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON DIANE ANTHONY DEAN AREA ARLENE ARMENDARIZ DIANE ARUNDELL FLORA ARZATE REBECCA ATKINS NANCY JANE AULT ALICE AYALA RODNEY BAERG PAUL BADER MARY BAILIE ALICE BAKER BOB BAKER GRACE BARBER JANIE BARBER PAT BARNETT BEVERLY BASH TERRY BARRERA BETTY LOU BARBOZA RUSSELL BEHRENS EARL BELK SHIRLEY BELL LAWRENCE BERNER ARCHIE BERRY CAROL BIDDLE PHILLIP BILES JOSEPH BISHOP SHARON BLACK BOB BLAKELEY DONNA BLANDING WAYNE BLANCHAR PHILLIP BLOWER DON BOGGS JERRY BOLING MARJORIE DELILAH BOND RICHARD BOWEN LINDA BRADY JACK BROTHERTON BARBARA BROWN 88 BETTY BROWN JIM BROWN EILEEN BROYLES GORDON BUNDRUCK FRANCIS BUSHEE ISABEL CAMACHO GLORIA CAMPOS ARLENE CARLISLE VIRGINIA CARROSA RALPH CEJA MARK CERNICH PATRICIA CHACEY GLORIA CHAIREZ SAMMY CHAIREZ DEFOY CHAPMAN ROSELAINE CHAPMAN PATRICIA CHASE HORTENSIA CHAVARRIA ALICE CHAVEZ BILL CHURCH VIRGINIA CLABORN RICHARD CLARK ALICE CLUBB CAROL COCCHIARA JERRY COFFMAN WAITER COLE NANCY CONE CAROL CONNER ELIZABETH ANN COOK STANLEY COOK GORDON COOKE NANCY ANN COOKE MARVIN COOPER JOHN CORDEZ BRUCE COUCHMAN WAYNE COUNTS JACIYN CRENSHAW RONALD CROOKSHANK BEN DADY DICK DANIELS MARY ANN DANIEL BETTY DAVENPORT EARL DAVIS WADE DAVIS EDNA DAY PIO DE LA RIVA LORA DETER SUE DEXTER BILL DIAL GLORIA DIEVENDORF BEVERLY DITTMAR SHARON LEE DITTMAR MILDRED DIXON WILLIAM DOBBS 89 NADINE DOCTOLERO NANCY DOLLAR STELLA DOMINGUEZ LOIS ANN DOOLEY MELVA DOPSON DONALD DOTY JUNE DRAPER SHARON DRlSKEll BEVERLY DUGGER LARRY DUNIVENT DONALD DUNN MARLENE DUNN HENRY DURBIN DEREDITH DWYER BOB DYER JOSEPH EARL MARY ANN EDWARDS ROMAINE EDWARDS DOROTHY EHRMANTRAUT RICHARD ELLIOTT ROY ELLIOTT MARY CAROLYN ENLOW DON ESTES EDDIE FAIRFIELD BETTY FARLEY BOB FAULKNER BUDDY FEODEN JOAN FIFE ALONZO FIORES BONNIE FOSTER LLOYD FOSTER DOLORES FORBECK DALE FOWLER JOY FRAZIER TEDDY FRAZIER DARLENE FRENCH EVADENA FRIEND JIM FRY KAY FULLER FRANK GARCIA MARY GARCIA ROSE MARIE GARCIA YVONNE GARCIA BARBARA GALLUP HENRY GARNER ROGER GARRETT MARY GASPAR JOHN GARTHE PAT GAVIN DONALD GEHRIG HAL GEORGE DAVID GILLETTE DAVID GILMORE MARILYN GOOD 90 LORRAINE GOODING ALBERT GRAFF MARGARET GRAHAM JANIE GREGG DONALD GREENE MARY LOUISE GREENLEAF W. GRIFFITH LOUIS GRIJALVA FRANK GRIZZELLE RENEE GRUMAN GARY HAHN GLORIA HAMILTON CAROLYN HAMIT VIRGINIA HANSEN PAT HARTMAN JEANIE HARRIS LLOYD HARRIS BOB HARRISON SHIRLEY HARTY JOAN HARVEY BARBARA HAWKINS ANN HAYS REX HEINIEIN DICK HENDERSHOT RICHARD HERNANDEZ ALFRED HERRMANN JODY HERSHISER MARY HEFLIN RALPH HICKS RALPH HOLLAND DON HOLLENBECK DON HOLMAN JOHNNY HOMBS PATRICIA HOOK DAVID HOPKINS DONNA HOUCK NORMA HOUSER SONDRA HULBERT PATRICIA HUTCHESON CALVERT HUGGINS HUBERT HUKEE CARLENE HYDE JEANETTE HYDER ARLINE JACOBS CAROL JACOBY JANELLE JAMES LEE JAMES DON JANEWAY LEW JARMAN CAROL JECKLIN BARBARA JENTGEO NANCY JEROME ROBERT JOHNSON NANCY JONES 91 PEARLINE JONES SALLY JOSLYN OPHCRIA JURADO BARBARA KALE BILL KALE DEANNA KAUFFMAN DUANE KEIL JAMES KESSEL DONALD KIESIICH VIRGIL KIDD JIM KIRKLAND BILL KLOBERDANZ GARY KRATZ JERRY KUHN HAUSEN MAE LAMB RICHARD LAMB PAT LANDIS JERRY LA PIER EARL LAPLANTE BILLY LAPPIN DARYL LAWHERN ROY LAY DAVID LAZEAR BOB LEACH ANABELLE LEECING DOROTHY LE GAULT BETTY LEWIS LAURIE LEWIS PAULINE LIEN DAVID LINDSEY BILL LIVES KLOLEEN LLOYD ROYAL LORD 8ARBARA LOUNDSBURY NANCY LOVE PAUL LOVELADY MARILYN LOWELL JACK LOWERY JOYCE LUCE EDDIE LUJAN VERA LUZANIA SAMMY LYONS MARY JO McCAMMON DONNA McCOLLUM NORMA McCLURE CLAUDINE McCORMICK PATRICIA McCORMICK JOHN McFADDIN max McKinnon MARIE MclEAN BEVERLY MARKS RONNIE MARKS BARBARA MARKSITY CAROLYN MARTIN 92 DARIENE MARTIN ARTHUR MARTIN JOE MARTINEZ MARY MARTINEZ MARY HELEN MARTINEZ TOMMY MARUMOTO KENNETH MASON IUPE MATA MARLENE MEACHAM GILBERT MEDINA GRADY MERRELL JOYCE MILLER MARILYN MILLER MOLLY MILLER ALICE MIRANDA JEAN MISHEY DON MITCHELL KATHRYN MOBLEY THOMAS MOCK BOB MAHLER RUTH MOOREHOUSE GARY MORRIS BILL MORRISON JOANNE MOYER VICTOR MUIR ROBERT MUNRO JEANETTE MURPHY JOHN MUSTARD GORDON NEVIllS EUGENE NEW GORDON NIEDRINGHAUS CHRISTINE NIXON GARY NORTHERN PAT OAKLEY SHIRLEY OBERING SHARON O'BRIEN CAROL O'CAMPO JOSEPHINE O'CAMPO LILLIAN O'CAMPO ANITA OCEQUERA JO ANN OGG ART ONTIVEROS JOE ORIEDO GARY ORR JEANETTE ORTIZ IUPE PALACIO JERRY PARGA JIM PARTEE CAROL PARTON ANN PASSARELLI TOMMIE PATE LOIS PATTERSON LORETTA PATTERSON BETTY PEDERSEN 93 ROBERT PEET FLORENCE PENROD BEVERLY PETERSON ED PIERSON CANDELARIA PIMENTEL SUZANNE PINE THOMAS PITINO ANNETTE PIXLER GARY PLAVAN KEITH POCOCK JIMMY PORTER FRANCES POTEET JOYCE PRICE PATRICIA PYLE LILLIAN QUEZADA RAMONA RAMIREZ BRUCE RAMROTH JOYCE RANNEY DOLORES ROA SHIRLEY READY FRANK REED NORMA REED SHIRLEY REDMAN CHARLENE REHM KAY RENIUS GEORGE REZA DONNA JEAN RICHARDS BILL RICHARDSON JANIE RIDER ARLIE JANE ROBERTS SAMUEL ROBERTS VIRGINIA ROBINSON JOE ROBINSON VERA ROBRAN DONALD ROHE CONNIE ROJO DAVID ROJO MARNO ROLLINS SAM ROMERO JACK ROWE HELEN ROY ALL BOBBY RUHMAN THOMAS RUHl HUBERT RUMBAUGH MYRA RUNING GRACE RUSKAVAGE PATTY SACKMAN GLENN SADLER ROBERT SALAS VERA SARAGOSA ELEANOR SCHILT JOHN SCHICH JIM SCOBIE BILL SCOTT 94 GARY SEIBEL MIKE SEITZ BOB SELlGER DONALD SEIVIDGE WILLIAM SESSIONS ALICE SHEARER BOB SHEFFER JERRY SHIFFER ROBERT SHIFFER BARBARA SINCLAIR JERRY SINCLAIR JULEEN SINGLETARY DEBORAH SMITH DONALD SMITH JUDY SMITH RUTH SNOWDEN GALE SPANGLER NANCY SPENCER SANDIA SPENCER ARVIL STAPP MARIAN STATON GAYLE ST. CLAIR DIANE STRACHAN SHARILYN STRAIGHT LEE SUDER JIM SUMROW SHARRON SWENSON BILL SWISSHELM CHARLES TARVER JOE TAYLOR JOYCE TAYLOR KENNETH TAYLOR VIRGINIA TAYLOR JACK THOMAS ESTES THOMPSON SHARRON THOMPSON STAN THRONEBERRY BETTY TIBBETS ERVIN TIBBETS RONALD TIBBETS BOB TILTON ROY TILEY BARBARA TISDALE RALPH TITCHENAL JOHN TRAMMELL SALLY TUNSTALL BRENT TURNER SHIRLEY TURNER VERNON UMMEL RICHARD UNDERWOOD MARION VALLEZ SIMONE VALPERGA KAREN VAN DYKE JIM VAN LANDINGHAM 95 JANIS VAN VOORHIS BOYD VAN WYCKHOUSE JIM VAUTHRIN IlOYD VELARDE JUANITA VILLALOBOS KAREN VOLF DARLENE WAKEFIELD BILL WALKER BOBBY WALKER JACKIE WALLEN RICHARD WALWORTH SHARON WARD MARIANE WATTS FRANK WATSON RICHARD WEISZ DOUGLAS WEST EDDIE WEST MARY WEST SHIRLEY WESTMYER ETHEL WEYAND JIM WHEELER LINDA WHITLEY JULIA ANN WHITTAM FRANK WILKEY MICHAEL WILL FLORENCE WILLIAMS WALTER WILLIAMS DEAN WILLS EUGENE WINDER JON WINTER ROBERT WRIGHT PAT WOLFERT WAYNE WOODS DIANA WOOLLEY BEVERLY YOUNG ALVIN YOUNG RICHARD ZLAKET 96 junior President, Eddie Meyer Vice President, Jodie Allsup Secretary, JoAnn Schroeder Class Adviser, William Elliott Did you say Juniors? By all means! They are next to the top class in High School; they are excellent class and school boosters; they rank high in activities. Under the capable leadership of their adviser, Mr. William T. Elliott, the officers with the help of the class members have succeeded in accomplishing many great objectives that have been set before them, such as the Junior-Senior Prom and the exciting responsibility of selecting class rings. These are just two of the most important things in a Junior's life, but there are others, such as participating in the variousmusicaldepartments. Little Theater productions, and school sports. 97 DICK AARVIG JOAN AITA JOHN ADAMS JUAN AGUIRRE JUANITA ALDERSON WAYNE ALDERSON BOB ALIEN JODIE ALLSUP LORETTA ANDERSON ADOLPH ARELLANO DON ARMOUR DONNA ARMSTRONG JAMES ARMSTRONG JAN ARMSTRONG STUART ARMSTRONG JOLENE ARNOLD JIMMIE ASHINHURST SAM ATER BARBARA BAGGERLY ANN BARBER MARILYN BARNETT AAARY JO BARNETT ANN MARIE BARROWS AL BASSETT DAVID BEAR BILL BEARBOWER DIANNA BECK DELBERT BENNETT RICHARD BERNDT LLOYD BERRY BILL BILLINGSLEY RITA BILLINGSLEY JEANNE BLOWER JACK BOARD DICK BOSCHETTI STANLEY BOND BRUCE BOWMAN DOROTHY BRACAMONTES JACK BRACKETT BOB BRADLEY JAMES BRADLEY JEAN BROCK SANDRA BROUGH JANET BROWN JIM BRUSH KAYE BUSH GARY BUTLER RACHEL CABELLO KENNY CALLAHAN FRED CALVIN DONALD CARMELO RONNIE CARR TERRY CARTER RICHARD CARTER 98 KAY CASSENS LUCIUE CASTILLO TOMMY CAVERLY JANETTE CHAIREZ FLOYD CHAPMAN GARRI CLARK TERRY COLE ANITA COLLIER TERRY COMITO JANET CONKLIN LOLA CONNOR PAT COON DARRELL COONEY FRANKIE COWAN GERRIE CRAIG MARLYS CRALLE LEE CUMMINGS STAN CURREY ARNITA DAVIS DARRIEL DAVIS VALERIE DAVISSON BOB DAWSON ROBERT E. DAY. JR. ROSIE DEL GROSSO TROY DE MENT JERRY DIETRICH NANCY Dl VIETRO NADA DIXON DENNIS DOMIAN BILL DORGELOH WAYNE DOUGLAS RONALD DOYLE EDWARD DUNACHECK CONNIE DURHAM PATTIE EBERTH RAY ECHOLS ALVIN EDWARDS CARL EKDAHL JOHN EMCH FRED EMMERT M. ANN ENGEL GERALD ENGLISH RICHARD EPP DOROTHY EVERSON BARBARA EVElAND ANN FARMER JOAN FEDDEN JERRY FELLOWS JUSTINE FELLOWS MARILYN FINLEY CARLEEN FINNEY RONNIE FISHER CLAUDE Fins BILL FOOTE 99 SUANN FOSS IVAN FRANCE ROBERTA FRANK EDMAN FRANKE JIMMY FRAZER DICKIE FRAZIER CHARLES FRISK GARY FULLER PAT GAITTAN DELBERT GARRETT SHIRLEY GARTRELL ROSIE GEAR PATRICIA GEIGER RICHARD GEISSEL VERRELl GIBBONS CHARLES GILBERT JACK GILLASPY ALTHA GILLETTE RICHARD GILITIORE DICK GOFF MIKE GOMEZ LOUIE GOMEZ CHARLES GRADY LEO GRANADOS PHYLLIS GRASS GARY GRAVES MIKE GREEN ALICE GREIG MARIA GUERRBERO BEVERLY HACKER DOLORES HADICK GAIL HALL MARY HALL RUTHIE B. HALL JACK HALLICK EYVONNE HALVORSON HELEN HAMBY JAMES HAMMES EDDIE HAMMONTREE BARBARA HAMS DICK HART DON HARTMAN SALLY HASTY DENNIS HAUG BOB HAVERMALE DONNA HAWKEY ROGER HAWTHORNE DICK HAYES RONALD HEINZE JERRY HOLLENBECK BEN HENDERSON LENORE HENDRICKS LUPE HERNANDEZ CHARLES HERRING 100 BUDDY HILL JOYCE HITT DONNA HOHANSHELT CATHERINE HOFFERT CAROLYN HOLLY EVA HOPKINS DORIS HOSKINS DON HOUGLAND DELORES HUDGINS NANCY HULBERT WRAY HUMPHREY BOBBIE HUNTER MARY HUNTER BOB HUSBAND JOY JACKSON ROSELINA JARAMILLO IRVA JEAN JEMISON HARRY JOHNSON JACK JOHNSON BARBARA A. JONES BARBARA E. JONES MADELINE JUAREZ DICK JUNGJOHN BERTHA KAISLER FRANCES KAUB MICHAEL KELLEHER BILL KELLER KAREN KENDALL JOAN KENMUIR BEVERLY KINNEY PETE KLEIN SAMUEL KNISS JIMMY KNOX BOB LACY MARIETTE LA JEUNESSE MARGUERITE LANTZ HARVEY LARA DANNY LAURENT BILL LAWSON JOAN LAY GARY LEGACY BARBARA LEONARD LEROY LEWIS LUPE LICERIO HARRY LIDDICOTE SHARON LINDSAY KATHY LLOYD HELEN LOUKAS MARY LOU LOUNSBURY DONNA LOVE RONUAlDO LUCERO BARBARA LUND LOIS LUND Charles McConnell 101 JACK McCOSH JANICE McCURRY BARBARA McDONALD ron McDonald BEnY McDowell MARGARET McFARLAND SHARRON McKERLEY PAT McMILLEN VICTOR MAFFETT LA VONNA MALONEY ALBERT MANNING JERRY MANRIQUE JOAN MARET JANE MARKHAM JOY MARKUM DON MARSH MARILYN MARSHBURN CLARISE MARTIN HARVEY MARTIN STANLEY MARTIN BILLY MARUMOTO PATTY MASON RACHEL MATA EDITH MATHEWS JUANITA MATTHEWS DON MEADOR PAT MEELER CLEMENTE MENDEZ GENE MENDEZ MELVILLE MENEFEE JOE MONTANEZ HARRY METCALF SHIRLEY METCALF CAROLYN MEREDITH EDDIE MEYER BILL MILLER DALE MILLER JIM MILLER NANCY MILLER RONNIE MILLER SHARON MILLER BARBARA MOORE DARREL MOORES FRANK MORRIS BILL MOUNCE PAT MOXLEY DOUGLAS MULGREW TOM MURPHY VIRGINIA MURRAY LELA MUSICK MARTIE MUSICK GERALD MESSERAll CHARLES NEAL DONALD NELSON 102 KENNY NELSON BIOIA NEVANES WANDA NEVES BOB NEWTON PETE NORTON DENNIS OGLE JEAN OLSEN MARILYN ORR MARY PARGA DICK PARKER RALPH PARKER GENE PARR CLYDE PATTERSON DIANE PATTISON DON PEARSON TERRY PETERS BETTIE PETERSON DICK PETERSON HARRY PHILLIPS CARL PINKLEY DON PLANCHON JOANNE PLATT CHARLOTTE POARCH BRUCE PORTER RUBEN POZOS BETTY PRADO BEVERLY PRICE JOHN PRYER RAYMOND RAMIREZ BILL REED SHIRLEY REED JO ANNE REINERT JOHN RENSHAW FIDEL REYES JOE REYNOLDS DORIS ANN ROBINSON COROILIA RODRIGUEZ BARBARA ROHNE MARGARET ROJO JOEL ROMO GAHYLE RICH DON RICHAROSON MERN RINK MARY H. RUBIO LADDIE RUFF ANTONIA RUIZ DARRILYN SABA FRANK SALAS ROBERTA SALYER ROSEMARY SANDOVAL GLORIA SARAGOSA BOB SCHNEIDER MELVINA SCHROCK JOANNE SCHROEDER 103 BARBARA SCHROFF HARIEY SCHULTZ RONALD SEIBEL DAN SEIBERT JIMMIE SHAYER MARLENE SILBERNAGEL GARY SIMPSON BEVERLY SMALLEY KEITH SMELTZER ALAN SMITH BILL SMITH CAROL SMITH NACHO SORIA GEORGE SPIELMAN ANNE SPENCER PHYLLIS STARNES RALPH STEVENSON BLOY STINER JOANNE STRAND RICHARD STRONG SUSAN STROUD TOMMY SULLENS MICKEY SULLIVAN CARLTON TAYLOR JARRETT TERRELL BILL THOMAS LORENA THOMPSON RUSSELL TINZ SHARON TODD BOB TOWEY DOYLE TOWNSEND MARVA JANE TRIPP SYLVIA TROMBLEY NORMAN TRUDEAU BILL TRUMAN DONNA TUCKER CAROL TUTTLE LILLIAN UIBRAND SHERYL ULRICH BOB UNDERWOOD VIRGINIA UPCHURCH JEAN VALENTINE CAROLE VAN NICE SAL VASQUEZ VERA VAUGHT REYNALDO VILLALOBOS JOSIE VILLEGAS DIANE WACHTER DAVID WALSTEAD MICHAEL WEBER HARRY WEIS8ERGER JIMMY WELTY JOLETA WEST GWEN WILLIAMS 104 NORMAN WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS ALFRED WILSON DARLEEN WILSON GARY WILSON BILL WOOD PATSY WOODSMAll EUGENE YORK BETTY YOUNG 105 The pages have been read, lingered over, and turned, and now the book is coming to a close. This column is symbolic not only of our senior year, but of all our years at Santa Ana Senior High School. We shall not discard this book rapidly, forgetting all the memories stored in it, but will remember often the friends and good times it represents. We shall recall with mixed emotions our days as bewildered sophomores, the transition to complacent juniors, and finally emerging as far wiser seniors. With the capable assistance of our class adviser, Mr. Clyde Cook, the Senior Class of 1952 can close the book on a record of three happy and successful years. SeniorA WINTER President, Ed Winter Vice President, Audria Gregg Secretary, Lynn Watson 106 SPRING President, Lee Staton Vice President, Richard Holmes Secretary, Sandy Walker 107 PHYIUS ABERNETHY Ariel Art Staff Artizans Latin Club ASTRID A8RAHAMSON little Theater Guild Senior Choir Tenni DONALD ALLISON Honor Society President Latin Club Band Manager ELDVIRA ALTAMIRANO Spanish Club Choir Photography JACQUELYN ANDERSON Spanish Club Orchestra Choir KENT ANTHONY Key Club Secretary Tennis Latin Club STUART ARMSTRONG Hi-Y Spanish Club Toastmasters JANE ARNETT Spanish Club Artizans G.A.A. KENNETH ARSENAULT Self Government Chairman Varsity Football Student Body Vice President HECTOR AYALA Band Varsity Track Cross Country FRED BAKER Spanish Club Mathematics Industrial Arts MARY ALICE BAKER Choir Office Practice Modern Dance PAULINE BAKER little Theater Guild G.A.A. Office Practice MARY BALDERAMA Senior Choir Swimming Science JOAN BAUM Nature Club Secretary Latin Club G.A.A. 108 RALPH BEACHLER Mathematic Science Art Craft WILLIAM BEAR Student Body President Self Government Committee Vanity Bate ball PEGGY BEASLEY Shorthand Typing Office Practice RICHARD BEEM Photography Club Pretident Ariel Photography Editor Coterien Club LORRAINE BELTZ Home Economic Office Practice Library Science ARLISS BENDIXEN Senior Choir Archery Butinets GUY BENNETT Spenith Club Mathematics Language RICHARD BENNETT Varsity Football Vanity Track lettcrmen's Club Pretident SHIRLEY BENNETT Honor Roll Law Club F.H.A. DONALD BENNY Self Government Committee Coterien Club Treasurer Senior Choir Pretident JOHN BERGEN Self Government Committee Coterien Club Pretident Vartity Football CHARLES BERNER Radio Science Spanish Club CHARLENE BERRY Spanish Club Tennis Law Club BARBARA BJORKIUND Artizans Senior Choir Modern Dance GERTRUDE BOBLETER Spanish Club Leaves in the Wind Modern Dance 109 STANLEY BOETTCHER FRANKIE BOLLS Tennis Choir Law Club r BYRON BONADURER Vanity Track Cross Country Junior Toastmasten Pres. JON BRADLEY Honor Society Chen Club Vice President Nature Club President ROY BRADLEY Bee Basketball Mathematics Band WILLIAM BRADLEY Yell leader Choir Cotericn Club MARILYN BREINHOLT little Theater Guild Debutantes Spanish Club PAT BREWER Tri-Y Artizens , Senior Choir BARBARA BRIGHT Shorthand Office Practice Typing MARVIN BRUNS Band Spanish Club Mathematics RONALD BURKHART Bachelors Band Golf ROBERT BURNS little Theater Guild V-Pres. Varsity Track French Club JERRY BUSH law Club Vice President Industrial Arts FRANK CALVIllO Choir Football Typing CHARLES CAMPBELL Generator Feature Editor Football Track 110 ROBERT CANFIELD Senior Choir Science Mathematic JOAN NADINE CARLTON Art Clothing Team Game ROBERTA CARR Artizans G.A.A. Office Practice JACK CARTER Jay Vee Football Choir Industrial Art JOYCE CATHERINA French Club Secretary Little Theater Guild Generator Staff WAYNE CAVANAUGH Varsity Swimming Alchemist Science RAYMOND CEJA Varsity Swimming Bee Football Lettermen's Club NORMAND CHABOT French Club Law Club Chess Club ASCENCION CHAIREZ Drafting Spanish Club Varsity Basketball MARGARET LOUISE CHAPIN Ariel Literary Staff Language Band LEO CHAUS Football Orchestra Law Club ELLEN CLARKE Ariel Art Staff Generator Staff Little Theater Guild NEIL COCROFT Swimming CAROLYN CONINE Usherettes Ariel Literary Staff G.A.A. DAVID COOK Industrial Arts Choir Drafting 111 RALPH COOKE Natura Club Science THOMAS CORBIN Varsity Swimming Senior Choir lettermen's Club DONNA COSTANZO Senior Choir Tri-Y little Theater Guild MARGARET COUNTS Nature Club Latin Club Senior Choir PEGGY CRAWFORD G.A.A. F.H.A. Archery RICHARD CRAWFORD Varsity Football lettermen's Club Vice Pres. Artizans CONNIE CRISAFUllI Spanish Club Secretary little Theater Guild Modern Dance JOY CRONHARDT Generator Feature Editor Office Practice Team Games LARRY DAVIDSON Radio Auto Mechanics Mathematics GLORIA ANN DAVIS Girls' League Cabinet Usherettes Generator Editor LILLIAN DAVIS Tennis Office Practice F.H.A. MONTE DAVIS Student Body President Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Captain DOROTHY DEES F.H.A. law Club Swimming f ALEX DEL ARIVA Esquires Spanish Club Vice President Choir VERONICA DESCAMPS G.A.A. Drama French Club 112 JAMES DESHLER Orchestra Band French Club LARRY DIER Alchemists President Key Club Vice President Student Relations IA VONNE DOHM Girls' State Head Usherette Girls' leaguo President MAXINE DOW Majorette G.A.A. Artizans DARIUS DOYLE Swimming Bookkeeping Photography ALLEN DRAGESET Industrial Arts Bee Basketball Bee Track BOBBIE LOU DRAPER G.A.A. Artizans Spanish Club VICTOR EALEY Choir Typing Photography DANA EDWARDS Honor Society Nature Club Treasurer Spanish Club FRED EHLEN Choir DIANE ELFSTROM Coterien Club Secretary Usherettes Generator Editor BILLY ELSTON French Club Latin Club Honor Society 113 PAUL FAIR Senior Choir Spanish Club Industrial Arts TEO FAULKNER Drafting Mathematics Industrial Arts FRANCES FERREIDA Team Sports Honor Society Spanish Club SHIRLEY FIDUCCIA little Theater Guild Modern Danco Aviation JOSEPHINE FINLEY Senior Choir Voice GLENN FINNEY Honor Roll Nature Club Chess Club DARRELL FISHBURN Varsity Football Industrial Arts JEANNETTE FISHER Senior Choir Swimming Language CHUCK FIORES Choir President Bachelors Orchestra ESTHER FIORES G.A.A. Spanish Club Bookkeeping LAURA MAE FLOYD Senior Choir Tennis Law Club GARY FORD Hi-Y Varsity Baseball Science NORMAN FRITZ little Theater Guild Speech Industrial Arts KATHRYN FULLENWIDER Girls' League Treasurer little Theater Guild Honor Roll CAROLYNN GANZER Little Theater Guild French Club Modern Dance 114 ALFRED GARCIA Auto Mechanics lettermen's Club Varsity Track GARY GIBSON little Theater Guild Mathematics Spanish RICHARD GIlllAM Sophomore Class President Self Government Committee Band HENRY GILMORE Football Hi-Y law Club JO ANN GlINES Ariel Art Editor Girls' League Secretary Usherettes WILLIAM GOGGINS Radio Drafting Industrial Arts ANGELINA GOMEZ Home Economics Art Craft VAlRAY GOODRICH little Theater Guild Artisans Natura Club RONALD GORZEMAN Bachelors Senior Choir Key Club MARIE GOWE Artizans Modern Dance Office Practice ISABEL GOWEN Ariel Art Staff French Club Vice President Artizans President GEORGE GRAHAM Tumbling Auto Mechanics Radio CONNIE GRAJEDA Modern Dance Senior Choir Little Theater Guild LOIS GRASS G.A.A. Tennis AUDRIA GREGG Student Body Secretary Senior Class Vice President Song leader 115 BENITA GRIDER Business Law Shorthand little Theater Guild RAYMOND GROCHOW Basketball Hi-Y Photography KENNETH GROTIE law Club Hi-Y Mathematics DONALD GROVE Law Club Band Aviation DICK GROVER Varsity Swimming Captain lettermen's Club Football ESTHER GUAJARDO G.A.A. Artizans Spanish Club RICHARD GULUARTE Artizans Latin Club Industrial Arts PHILIP GUSTIIN Physics Drafting Industrial Arts PEGGY HALL Majorette Tri-Y lyric Club RUTH ANN HALL Spanish Club Tri-Y Little Theater Guild JUNE HAMILTON Team Sports G.A.A. little Theater Guild OLIVE MAY HAMLIN Law Club President Senior Choir F.H.A. MARGARET HAMMONTREE F.H.A. Choir Tennis JOHN HARRIS Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Drafting SUSAN HARRIS little Theater Guild Debutantes President Artizans 116 BRUCE HARRISON Spanish Club Tennis Swimming TOM HARRISON Bee Swimming Art Aviation JANET HART Tennis Library Science Choir LOUISE HART Artizans Tennis F.H.A. NORMA HARTFORD Senior Choir little Theater Guild ALICE HARVEY Student Body Secretary Assistant Head Usherette Girls' League Treasurer JUNE HAYDEN Merchandising Bookkeeping Office Practice SHIRLEY HAYES Honor Roll Nature Club Treasurer Latin Club BARBARA HEACOCK Girls' league Secretary G.A.A. Board Honor Society Vice President MELVIN HENDERSEN Varsity Swimming Football Industrial Arts GRETCHEN HEYSEL Student Relations Commissioner Head Majorette Self Government Committee BARBARA HICKS Senior Choir Typing Law Club HARRIETT HIGGINS Majorette Ariel Business Editor Girls' league Cabinet JOYCE HILLIARD F.H.A. President Coterien Club Artizans HOWARD HILLMAN Varsity Football French Club Hi-Y 117 RICHARD HOLMES Senior Class Vice President Cotericn Club President Student Relation Executive DONNA HOOK F.H.A. Artizans Art Craft JACK HORGER French Club President Latin Club Vice President Mid-Year Play MARALEE HOSTETLER Organ Orchestra Latin Club DICK HUELSKAMP Bee Football Generator Staff Lettcrmen' Club ROBERT HUKEE Mathematic Science Drafting DOROTHY HUTCHINSON U herettcs Student Relations Executive Mid-Year Play LYNN JEFFERIES Self Government Committee Usherette Girls' League President TERESA JIMENEZ Art Craft Team Sports Senior Choir RAMONA JOHNSON Honor Roll Spanish Club G.A.A. SARAH JONES Team Sports G.A.A. Honor Roll LEON KARR Varsity Football Industrial Arts Varsity Basketball 118 EILEEN KATHMAN little Theater Guild Honor Roll G.A.A. DENNIS KEELEY Chest Club President Junior Toastmasters Honor Society MARYANN KEllEHER little Theater Guild Artizans Tennis Tennis MARYDITHE KENDALL Debutantes little Theater Guild G.A.A. GENEVA KEY Choir Typing Bookkeeping JERRY KILBOURNE Football Cross Country Auto Mechanics JIM KILBOURNE Football Auto Mechanics Artizans DAVID KING Varsity Football Self Government Chairman lettermen's Club NANCY KLEINHEN little Theater Guild Spanish Club G.A.A. ROGER KOEHLER Radio Club Stage Crew ANNA MAE KOO Fianance Commissioner G.A.A. President Sophomore Class Secretary NORBERT KOWALSKI Student Relations Commissioner Varsity Tennis Junior Toastmasters WILMETTA KUEBLER Swimming Senior Choir little Theater Guild RICHARD KUYKENDALL Varsity Football Varsity Track Esquires 119 MACK LADD Mathematics Swimming Auto Mechanic BARBARA IAFFERTY Choir Home Economic Office Practice JEANNE LANCASTER Girl ' Athletic Commijjioner Latin Club Trea� urer little Theater Guild RAY LANCASTER Football Track Industrial Art HERBERT LARSH Generator Managing Editor Vanity Swimming Spanish Club DALE LAWRENCE Football Hi-Y Industrial Arts DICK LAWRENCE Baseball Office Practice Basketball ADELE LOUISE LEONARD Spanish Club Teem Sports G.A.A. BARBARA LIEN Spanish Club Team Games GAIL LILLY G.A.A. Vico President Usherettes Self Government Committee BAXTER LINAM Varsity Football Lettcrmen's Club Print Shop CAROL LINDSKOOG Shorthand Team Sports Choir DOROTHY LOHRE little Theater Guild Honor Roll Senior Choir SHIRLEY LONG Team Games Leaves in the Wind Creative Writing ROBERT LONGYEAR Band Mathematics Industrial Arts 120 NONAIEE IONZO Band Swimming Science BEIEN IOPEZ Office Practice Teem Sport Spanish Club IVAN IOWRY Artizant lew end Accounting Club Business lew JOAN LUTZ Usherettes Girls' league Cabinet Honor Roll ERNEST IUZANIA Varsity Basketball Baseball Generator Staff JEAN LYONS Debutantes Tri-Y Vice President Generator Circulation Mgr. SHARON McCAMMON Shorthand Office Practice Tennis ClOYD McCAUlEY Esquires President Choir Little Theatre Guild MARIYN McClURE G.A.A. French Club President little Theater Guild RONALD McCOllUM Football Cross Country Industrial Arts NORAIEEN McCONNEll little Theater Guild G.A.A. Spanish Club DARLENE McDonald Spanish Club Shorthand Tennis 121 KOIITA JO McMIllAN G.A.A. Senior Choir Lillie Theater Guild VERNON MADISON Spanish Club Drafting Mathematics BETTY MANNING Student Relations Senior Choir Artisans DOROTHY MANSUR G.A.A. Debutantes Honor Society CONNIE MARKEl Girls' League Cabinet Tri-Y President Ariel literary Staff ROSEMARY MARSH Office Practice Orchestra Home Economics JOHN MARTIN Senior Choir Esquires Varsity Baseball HERMAN MARTINEZ Radio Club Spanish Club Bee Football PHILIP MARTINEZ Boys' Athletic Commissioner Varsity Football Varsity Baseball RICHARD MARYMEE Spanish Club Science Photography JANICE MASTERS law Club F.H.A. Treasurer Senior Choir LESLIE MAUDE Science Mathematics Orchestra JERRY MAY Varsity Swimming Senior Choir Yell leader VIRGINIA MENDOZA Office Practice Spanish Club Tennis GERALD MERIGOLD Spanish Swimming 122 DARLENE MILLAR G.A.A. Office Practice Team Sports MARY MILLARD Artizan Little Theater Guild G.A.A. JO ANN MILLER G.A.A. Little Theater Guild Latin Club JOYCE MILLER Artizan Modern Dance Aviation PATSY MILLING little Theater Guild G.A.A. Latin Club ARNOLD MOORE Industrial Art Swimming Band JOANNE MOORE little Theater Guild Modern Dance Senior Choir PEGGY LOU MOORE Tri-Y little Theater Guild Phalanx CAROL MORGAN Artizan Orchestra Home Economics GERALD MORGAN Radio Photography Science IRENE MORRIS Typing Shorthand G.A.A. HENRY MUNOZ Woodworking Trade Physical Fitness Commercial Design IRENE MURPHY Little Theater Guild Spanish Club G.A.A. RICHARD MURRAY French Club Mathematics Science JAMES NEAL Varsity Football Senior Choir Industrial Arts 123 JOAN NEISON law Club Spanish Club Tennis NETTIE NEVARES Senior Choir Swimming Homomaking JANE NEWCOMER Student Body Vice Pres. Sophomore Cla � Vice Pres. Honor Society Vice Pres. BARBARA NEWMAN Publicity Commissioner National Scholastic Award Girls' league Cabinet JIM NEWTON Yell leader Coterien Club Swimming ROBERT NOE Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Auto Mechanics DEUA NOIASCO Swimming Office Practice Bill NOREN Senior Choir Swimming GIEE OBERING Shorthand Office Practice Tennis DORIS OBERIIN G.A.A. Artizans Office Practice HENRY OIDENBROOK Varsity Football Varsity Baseball AGNES OSTERKAMP G.A.A. Board Senior Choir Pep Club ROSIE OVIEOO Office Practice Spanish Club Team Sports EMMAIEE PAGE Swimming G.A.A. Art GAIl ANN PARIS Band G.A.A. Swimming 124 EILEEN PARKS Home Craft Office Practice Modern Dance EARL PAULI Honor Society Mathematic Philatelic Club JEANETTE PAXTON G.A.A. Phalanx Tri-Y JANICE PEARSON Senior Choir Office Practice Typing PETER PENDARVIS Piano Mathematic Senior Choir MARILYN PENNY Mid-Year Play Debutantes President Senior Choir VIRGIE PENTICO Swimming F.H.A. Office Practice VERNE PICKRELL Basketball Auto Mechanic Industrial Art MARY PITTARD Art Swimming HAROLD PIXLER Industrial Art Athletic DARLEENE POMERENKE little Theater Guild Treasurer Senior Choir Modern Dance BILLIE RUTH POTEET Senior Choir Tenni Little Theater Guild JIM PRAGER Track Little Theater Guild Junior Toastmaster BARBARA PRICE Little Theater Guild Senior Choir Tri-Y Secretary JO ANN PRICE G.A.A. Team Sports Senior Problems 125 TRUETT PRICE Spanish Club Honor Society Mathematics TOBY PYATT Track Football Industrial Arts FAITH RANNEY Tri-Y Vice President Spanish Club G.A.A. SYLVIA RANNEY Debutantes Spanish Club ROBBIE RAPIER Senior Choir OFRce Practice Typing DOROTHY RAYMOND Home Economics Office Practice Typing LAWRENCE REESOR Band Mathematics Language MARGERY REITHER Little Theater Guild Senior Choir Office Practice WARD RENSHAW Varsity Football Varsity 8aseball Bachelors GAY RICE Honor Roll French Club Vice President Latin Club IRENE RICH Shorthand law Club little Theater Guild LORRAINE RICH little Theater Guild Law Club Office Practice JOSEPHINE RICO Typing Bookkeeping Tennis SALLY RIDER G.A.A, Board Finance Commissioner Choir Secretary PEGGY RILEY Little Theater Guild G.A.A. Spanish Club 126 LYNDA ROBINETT S«nior Choir Tennis little Theater Guild MARY ROGERS Artizant G.A.A. Tri-Y • BONNIE ROTHENBERGER G.A.A. Artizant Little Theater Guild JESS RUBIO Band Orchestra Harmony MARJORIE RUDEY little Theater Guild Senior Choir Swimming DAVE SACKETT Industrial Arts Art Craft MANUEL SALGADO Senior Choir Basketball Hi-Y FRIEDA SANCHEZ Swimming Senior Choir Homemaking SAMUEL SANDOVAL Spanish Club Artizant Hi-Y SHIRLEY SANFORD Little Theater Guild Tennis Generator Assistant Editor AURORA SARIANA G.A.A. Officer Spanish Club Swimming LORRAINE SAXTAN little Theater Guild French Club Modern Dance 127 JACK SCHNITZIUS Track Band Orchestra JOHN SCHULTZ Varsity Tennis Captain Generator Staff Ariel Photography Staff RICHARD SCHWANZ Speech Senior Choir V. R. scon Industrial Arts Typing Bookkeeping MARY ANN SEAMAN Senior Choir Junior Class Vice President Tri-Y President TOBIANNE SEIINDH Spanish Club G.A.A. Leaves in the Wind DEL C. SHIELDS Varsity Football Industrial Arts Senior Problems DONNA SHULTZ Head Song Leader Girls' League Vice President Self Government Committee WILLIAM SIDNAM Mathematics Tennis Art Craft k JO ANN SILBERNAGEL Head Flag Twirler Cotericn Club Artizans President DAVID SITTON Drafting Varsity Football Lettcrmcn's Club KAREN SLONIGER Latin Club little Theater Guild G.A.A. ANTHONY SMITH lettermen's Club Varsity Football Auto Mechanics DONALD SMITH Drafting Science Mathematics KENNETH SMITH Industrial Arts Basketball Choir 128 NANCY SMITH lilll Theater Guild Art i zero G.A.A. JOAN SNOWDY Transfer Speech Business REX SONNEIAND Swimming Photography Latin Club LEE STATON Senior Class President Honor Society, C.S.F. Boys' State ANNE STAUFFER Girls' League Cabinet Student Relations Team Sports SHIRLEY STAUFFER Flag Twirler Student Relations Little Theater Guild NANCY STEAD little Theater Guild Artizans Tennis GAYLE STENLUND Generator Staff Swimming LORETTA STERLING Senior Choir Offke Practice G.A.A. KATHRYN STILLWELL leaves in the Wind Editor Honor Society Secretary Little Theater Guild DIANA STRICKLAND Senior Choir little Theater Guild Tennis SUZANNE STUART Nature Club Tri-Y Senior Choir ROBERT SWITZER Varsity Football Boy's Athletic Commissioner Ictfcrmcn's Club DARLENE TAYLOR Leaves in the Wind Latin Club Tennis JIM TAYLOR Mathematics Photography Spanish Club 129 RICHARD TAYIOR Spanish Club Mathematics Bachelors KENNEY TEDSTROM Key Club Mathematics Golf LOWEll TETER Varsity Track Varsity Baseball Mathematics HELEN THERIAULT Typing Shorthand Office Practice JIMEE THOMPSON Spanish Club Nufura Club Science JOANN TIBBETS little Theater Guild G.A.A. 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