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

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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

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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

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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.