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

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PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ARIEL PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Thanks for a job well done go out to our two roving photographers, Richard Hovey and Paul Gerolimi. Under the able direction of Editor Dean Stoops they have managed to focus their cameras on each and every important event of the year. Understaffed as they were (Sointland has had as many a$ seven photographers in past years) their work has kept them in the dark much of the time. Now, positive that they have exposed their last negative, they can take time.out to nurse those flat feet they developed while chasing after that one last shot. Ed'for—DEAN STOOPS 25 D SJOO.IS. P. Hovey. P. Gsrolimi.

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ARIEL BUSINESS STAFF NANCY WHITE—And BonnoM S»off Editor The Ariel Business Staff has completed a very successful year led by editor Nancy White and advisor Mr. Riordan. Some of the many important tasks of this staff include: faking charge of the Ariel pre-sale, scheduling all photographs and finding sponsors to supervise the printing, binding and engraving of names on the covers. When all these jobs are completed the day of distribution arrives and oil Business Staff members are on hand until each Saint has his Ariel. The Business Staff is credited with helping with an outstanding Ariel for 1959-60. A’ B B'lveni, M Ketchum, N. While, I. Fcmondex, P. Powell. Row 2: S. Cohf . J- Hd'- K- V No'-non Mr Riordan, P. Hanigon, C Pcello. F. Porter, $ Milligon. 24

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GENERATOR STAFF Under the capable guidance of their adviser, Mrs. Barbara Burns, and editor-in-chief John Nieblas, this year's staff of our school newspaper. The Generator, has done an exceptionally good job of reporting school activities throughout the year 1959-1960. Not only have they kept our paper packed with news, but several of the staff members have also contributed articles to the Santa Ana Register. Although they number only eleven strong, the members of the staff have shown outstanding reporting skill, writing news, sports, interviews and features in fine style. Issued 17 times a year to students free of charge, the Generator has been both fun and interesting to read. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOHN NIEBLAS ■ 1 -S Row 1 J. Gates, V. Grccnia. J luLcns. I Davis, J. Smith, S Milf Row ?: Mrs. 8urns, T. ojo. B lindstrom. P. G«roliml, G lycan, J Nicblaj. Row 3: D 8one, H Corrigan, W. Kaiver. D Distel, B Botes. 26