Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Toward New f Wm. Rolfe Health Science M, rl? jar. 'wrt wwf Ay f P, 1 f , my Q 1 4725? '29 f , 5 f , ff 'WW' 'W , Ziff 934 K, 5, it Barbara Smith Language 4-1! '3i'ea, 4F5Nu George Rosacker Social Science fxifl fa, ' ill' ,I .Q 2 ,,,, , Q f. f'f' ' VV' ,f tx 2, X ,V ' ww 'rf if 4- Myrtle Starr Special Educat. Patterns of Learning. S was ,Je ', 1 V ., , f ? 3 .sN1.,pfjf, ,- K, J. Sappington Practical Arts 'f gn , 2, , I I I t , . 5 Q 19 M ' if ', ,., 0 f jf i w.. ...,.. . gf 1 4 Y ,ff 3 , 3 , ' ,lf I ' 1 fax.. I . os ,, yr, . , ff , ff' wma M James Steveson Boys' P.E. l 6 . .- f 2 N ipwklrakimi 'fry v -,,.' ,: 0 '42 i Mr. Parque, Spanish teacher, assists Donna Wantlaind and class in the translation of colorful Spanish posters of the bullfights. 24 wanmaaonw Wm. Shulte Social Science 5 4 ' 4, am, g I ,, ,QM-Q , ,ff ,ZW , j 2 wf Wfrflfjf 4-:fi-sez , Dick Stuetz Mathematics . fm V , ,,,,, V V- , 2-' 5 .rf V 5-5 'KCTS' I-2 fer 'klrb Margaret Taylor English Nh' .,...f, Hudson Turner Commercial L t, if 5 ' 2 A ASI-S W 4' 1 X' f 5 Joseph Scott Boys' P.E. I 1. ' 'i1j'fM M,, i f ' ,.,, ,, MW Q . ,e ,V , I 2 I w, fl' Francis Sturgis ifl Mathematics as-Q' X 3 N ai r Robert Tracy Engl ish ' . KN Nu' :fl x if vw-, k Wm. Walker ix Boys' P.E.

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of Courage to Strive Our Best ,.v l ' , ,Y 1, , 'Y X is A William Lewellyn Language -n...,.,,3p Arthur Maser Science 'in if I f fa David Messenger Mathematics f -. 1, 1,4 its ff ':' . , -M 3 Fred Orr Practical Arts . QQ . ' N w is QV' 9 YK' Af' N, N r, if N p l fN Anthony Magnante Driver Ed. , A K ft W 1 Roy Merk Boys' P. E. 2 ., ' sz A 'Q James Milum Practical Art A 'Wm,.4... ,JG Don Otto 'll English 1, ,.,, 5 'WU Nr Eugene Mitch Class Officers Qfrom leftjof Mr. Cochrane's U.S. His- tory Class discuss problems of early American coloniza- tions. Officers are Fred St and Joanie Welch. int if I, 'W 'I .. .,.,, Mg, ff Rutn Miyano English Girls' P.E. K .Qv Q E t . W M., .,...,. ,lg g A .fm Louis Parque Barbara Renshaw Larguage Art 23 ellhorn, Johnny Schultz, M -Wm Y . ffw' Mary Jame Mullins Art W Luella Rodgers English

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Teachers - An Indispensable Bod . Richard Udry Social Science 5 . .. nal faq i l . . 4 4. ' .f-,. . ., ,an KY V s 4 . -. Bertha Wilson Commercial Mrs. Mattie Andrews Miss Virginia Borders Mr. Robert Broadwell Mrs. Judson Brown Mr. Carlin Coffman Mr. Gary Finney Miss Arlene Fischer ' is xc X 3 s Qum- vt, ,S v Q ' Y -w . - -. L DRIVER EDUCAUUH FRNIK Slllwlll STUDEBAKER l . M 'Xa ,f x - mm fmzqv '11 . . in X S-.w f as ,.,., .,..'1 ' - ' ' .3 Q1 N 'in i :' sf .ir. ..r.r ., f . t g' 7 Driver Ed. had become an essential part of every 3 XZ, as-we ...af I ff, X 'sf Robert Williams Social Science 1 .f S -I if iy as -1-as Sophomore's program. Here Mr. Juliano takes out a .., ger'ac:ir , - -- group of new drivers. ' sv 'A .Lv VV: li 4 . S 'i's ' 1 ilkl :VI - ' ., X fa O M Francis Zanitsch Steven Zorich Practical Arts Commercial Missing Pictures John Hangartner Richard Juliano Donald Koller Wesley McKee Richard Morton Daniel Murphy William Palmer 25 Mrs. Letitia Reid Mr. Melvin Stiefel Mr. Peter Wallinsky Mrs. Muriel Wells Mrs. Laura Yowell s . , rr ' 1 , 1 fav r In 'age L . .nfs 'W if Laura Wubben Girls' P.E.