anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-01

Commencement Program and Grads Of Fullerton Union High School Told FULLERTON — Approximately 365 students of Fullerton Union High School will take part in Baccalaureate services and Commencement on Sunday, June 13, and Thursday, June 17, respectively, it was announced this week. At Baccalaureate, beginning at 8 p.m. in the auditorium, three ministers have been invited to take part, one the father of a FUHS student, Paul Kirk. The Rev. W. P. Kirk of Temple Baptist church, La Habra, will deliver the invocation, followed by reading of the scripture by Rev. William Dedrick, minister of youth at Fullerton Christian church, Father J. Augustin O'Gorman of St. Mary's will give the benediction. Commencement on June 17, beginning at 5 p.m. in the stadium, will include three student speakers this year, one — Valedictorian George Barnes, with no adult guest speaker programmed as in the past. Invited to take part in Commencement were fathers of three more FUHS youths. Charles and Howard Pease and John Chester Davis. They are Rev. Ralph Pease of Norwalk Episcopal church, and Rev. J. M. Davis of Yorba Linda Methodist church. Included in the list of graduates other than Fullerton, are: Kenneth Merle Chesley, Marilyn Fogg, Henry Edwin Guerth, Joan Marguerite Hobbs, Janelle Marie McDuell and Bill Joe Tinsley of Anaheim; Richard Darrell Andrews, Paul Coulter Andrus, George Octavio Barrera, Shirley Joan Bathe, Phyllis Marie Billups. Christine Eileen Bodie, Sharon Morlene Borgeson, Edna Marie Brannon, Ann Burleson, John Holbrook Crapo, Loranzy C. Crews, Betty Lee Crilly, Garland Ralph Crooks, John Dale, Frank D'Amico. Billie Marvin Duncan, Jack Henry Farmer, Marilyn Juanita Frank, Ray M. Fujino, Roy Fujino, Elizabeth Joan Gabriel, Mildred Joan Garlitz, William A. Garver, Wilma Carolynette La Prairie. Alice Anne Liesch, David Lopez, Thelma Loux, Dolores Martinez, Cathryn Lee Masters, Shurley Joanne McConnell. Barbara Kay McGee, William E. Meehan, James Leonard Montgomery, Henry Rodriguez Ortiz, Merrijo Proctor, Joanne Mary Reed, Billyye Joe Robbins, Joe Rodriguez, Martha Louise Singleton, Robert James Soper, Peggy Sue Taylor, Phyllis Faye Travis, Frankie Sue Turner, Wesley Neal Ware and Joseph Woods, all of Buena Park. John Garcia Alvarez, Robert John Avila, Charles John Ashman, Curtis E. Baker, Robert Keith Basinger, Herschel Leon Bernerd, Clara Sherene Bryson, Margarettta Rhea Burton, Joan Lea Choate, Brian Neil Cuchua, Morris Jean Clark, Woodworth Bernhardi Clum Jr., Carol Cole Spohn, Douglas King Coleman, Maureen Conner, Nancy Ellen Cooley, Donna Irene Crofoot, Earlene Beverly Dickey, Donald S. Driver, Ellisabeth Lee Ellis, Hunt Everett, Ann Kathryn Gallick, Clarance Albert Glesler, Johnny Raymond Gilmore, Patsy Lee Gooss, Brian Richard Haight, Sue Carroll Harmony Anthony, DeLois June Haught, Calvin Stewart Hudspeth, Elizabeth Gall Huglin, Irwin Arnold Janssen, Sarah A. Jauregulu, Mary Ann Jolley, Deborah Anna Kessler, Anthony Morris Kimberly, W. Paul Kirk John Boyd Kulstad, Helen Margaret LaPremier, Arlene Frances Laird, Martha Lee Lintheimer, Donna Pay Looper, and Conchita Duarte Lozano. Janet Marie Mattinson, Vera Mae McLean, Secundino Torres The members of the C.R.ers Memorial VFW Auxiliary were busy last Friday and day selling poppies to the in this area. Those selling the pies were wives mothers and daughters of veterans and dead. and they urged the plea of the community to them proudly since it is that they too are grateful for the veterans have done for erica. Proceeds from the sale were placed in the disabled veteran families Relief Fund of Cyprus. Bill Keys, owner of the Pa Inn at 4601 Lincoln Ave., week announced he has for partnership with Chip McKeys reopened the Parkwaeral months ago after it had closed for more than a year. Genee is known to many for this area as former co-owner the Side Pocket in Hawaiian dens. A joint fireworks committee C.R. Rogers Memorial VFW No. 9847 and Auxiliary met recently at the home of Commander Sewell. 8622 South La Honore under the direction of K.E. ny) Johnson Post fireworks man. Plans were completed for forthcoming fireworks sales VFW will have its fireworks located on the northwest side of the city. Edmund Paul Jacklin, Fern Ann Jaynes, Betty Lou Jones, Hiromi Kariya, Ronald D. Kephart, Ardell Jean Kruse, Ben Henry Lalicker, Virginia Langstaff, JeanLoma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausolum Columbarium Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Moriuary 251 N. Leinon Phone KE 5-3209 SHAVERS Schick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repaira Seissors Ground Car Shaves - Shavez Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIL BARBER SHOP 111 So. Los Angeles St. Hat Bar Dichondra will usually make good growth if seeded after 15 and before October 15. It plant that responds to weather conditions. Dichondra may be planted directly to pared ground or in old lawns. Plantings of dichondra usually require a great deal of handing. There is no spray that is efficiently selective to kill the and not kill the dichondra p. University of California Farm visor H. W. Longfellow in County suggests that all the seeds possible be allowed to grow. A joint fireworks committee C. R. Rogers Memorial VFW No. 9847 and Auxiliary met at the home of Commander Sewell, 8622 South. La Home under the direction of K. E. ny) Johnson, Post fireworks man. Plans were completed for forthcoming fireworks sales VFW will have its fireworks located on the northwest of Lincoln and Moody, new Lloyd's Drive-In, which has donated by the new owner, Hogsett to Address Poultrymen Tonight ORANGE—An interesting ing is promised members of Farm Bureau Poultry Depar tonight at 7:30 at the Farm eau offices here. Herbert Hogsett, poultry er and hatcheryman of Po will report on his trip east, he visited numerous poultry es. He will show colored silk illustrate his talk, it was nounced by J. K. Inman man. Hogsett is a member of the Poultry Commission and will port briefly on the egg laying test and the random sample test at Modesto. Inman also remnived meet that tonight is election night the last meeting of the season freshments will be served f ing the meeting. Plant Dichondra Now For Best Results Hat Bar NOW ON THE STREET FLOOR Yes, our hats PRICED UNDER $5 are now grouped for your convenience on the Street Floor Hat Bar. Flowers, piques and straws. 1.95 to 3.00 Shown here are 2 styles in flowers with jewels, or pique ...$3 A group of elegant high priced millinery reduced to ...$3 Second Floor the SQI store Center at Lemon Ph. KE, 5-2847 THESE HORRID AGE SPOTS FADE THEM OUT *Weathered brown spots on the surface of your hands and face tell the world you getting old—perhaps before you are. Fade them away with ESOTERICA, that medicated oil that breaks up masses of pigment the skin, makes hands look white young again. Equally effective on face, neck and arms. Not a cover Acts in the skin—not on it. Fragrant greaseless base for softening, lubricating skin as it clears up those blemi At leading drug and toiletry count $2 plus tax. If you have these revealing brown spots, blotches, you want clearer, lighter skin. ESOTERICA. At all Drug Store McCOY DRUG CO 100 W. Center KE 5-25 County Jim Duncan — Editor News From Cypress Way CHRISTINE DAVIS Phone JAckson 7-2810 The members of the C. R. Roger Memorial VFW Auxiliary 9847 are busy last Friday and Saturday selling poppies to the people this area. Those selling the poppies wives, mothers, sisters daughters of veterans, living dead, and they urged the people of the community to wear proudly since it is a sign that they too are grateful for what veterans have done for Amherst. Proceeds from the sale will be used in the disabled veterans and allied Relief Fund of Cypress. All Keys, owner of the Parkway at 4601 Lincoln Ave., this week announced he has formed a partnership with Chip McGenee, keys reopened the Parkway seven months ago after it had been used for more than a year. McGenee is known to many folds in area as former co-owner of Side Pocket in Hawaiian Garage. A joint fireworks committee of R. Rogers Memorial VFW Post 9847 and Auxiliary met recently at the home of Commander Leon Bell, 8622 South La Homa St., over the direction of K. E. (Johnn Johnson). Post fireworks chairmen were completed for the incoming fireworks sales. The VFW will have its fireworks stand on the northwest corner. Souwers. It was decided that only one stand would be operated this year, as compared to two stands in previous years. The fireworks stand is to be erected on June 12 with the sales commencing June 27. The following committeeemen were present; K. E. (Johnny) Johnson, chairman; Leon Sewell, commander; H. J. G. Kreissler; William (Bill) Rogers, Charles (Chuck) Knauss; John McGee; Mrs. Ann Wedeking, auxiliary fireworks chairman, and Betty Knauss, auxiliary president. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Leon Sewell. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Goodman and son, Michael, attended the open house at the Veterans Club House in Anza recently. The opening of the club building was sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary and Post No. 9223. After attending the open house, the Goodmans were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Browning and family who were formerly of Cypress and now are residents of Anza Village. Grace McLemore spent a weekend recently at Big Bear. Several nice souvenirs were brought back by Mrs. McLemore. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coakley and children left Tuesday for Little Rock. FJC Expects Record Summer Enrollment "We'll have a record enrollment at Fullerton Junior College summer session this year," said John N. Reid, principal, "if the number of inquiries concerning courses to be offered can be taken as a criteria. An inquiry from as far away as the state of Pennsylvania has been received by the summer school office," continued Mr. Reid. Registration for summer courses begins the week of June 21, with classes starting the week of June 28. All courses are designed for college or high school credit and are from three to eight weeks in duration. The eight-week courses will end August 20. Courses in which a student may receive college credit are offered in the following fields: BUSINESS—1A and 1B Elements of Accounting, Beginning Gregg 51 Stenography, Beginning Typing; ENGLISH—1A and 1B English, 60 English-grammar and Composition; LANGUAGE—Spanish; LIFE SCIENCE—Botany, 1a, Zoology; MATHEMATICS - Trignometry, Intermediate Algebra, 3A Analytic Geometry, 3B Differential Calculus, 51 Elementary Algebra, 52 Plane Geometry; PHYSICAL SCIENCE—1A General College Chemistry, 2A Introductory Chemistry, Elementary Chemistry, General College Physics; SOCIAL STUDIES—U.S. History, History and Government of the United States, History of California, Sociology, Psychology; ENGINEERING—51 Pre-Engineering Drawing, 22 Engineering Drawing. Offered for high school credit are Typing I, English I, II and III, Civics, United States History, Algebra, General Mathematics, Plane Geometry, Botany, Chemistry, Driver Education and Health Education. Printed schedule shown here. Joint fireworks committee of R. Rogers Memorial VFW Post 19847 and Auxiliary met recently at the home of Commander Leon Bell, 8622 South La Homa St., near the direction of K. E. (John Johnson). Post fireworks chairmans were completed for the incoming fireworks sales. The W will have its fireworks stand on the northwest corner Lincoln and Moody, next to Dad's Drive-In, which has been rated by the new owner, Russell Grace McLemore spent a weekend recently at Big Bear. Several nice souvenirs were brought back by Mrs. McLemore. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coakley and children left Tuesday for Little Rock, Ark., where they will visit Mrs. Coakley's family. Holiday weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan, 9582 South Walker St., were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bush of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Duncan of Cypress, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor of Stockton. The latter Mrs. Taylor is Mrs. Duncan's sister. Predict Bright Future For Citrus Growers FULLERTON — The Valencia orange, after which Orange County was named, still is the mainstay of its agricultural economy and more new markets locally are being created by the burgeoning population. Citrus growers who met here for dinner at call of the Agricultural Extension Service at Santa Ana, decided that theirs indeed is a rosy future. Fruit surpluses are disappearing, marginal groves are giving way to subdivisions, and better plantings are producing more of good quality fruit. With more demand from a growing population in a local market, it means stable prices, they declared. Farm Adviser J. J. Cooney noted that Orange County still has 53,000 acres of Valencia oranges and 5000 other acres bearing citrus fruits, chiefly lemons. Assistant Farm Adviser J. E. Pehrson detailed the crop value — 42 per cent of the county's agricultural income, or $36,214,000) of a $101,392,000 "take" for all crops. A program of "consumer education" of the value of citrus fruits in the daily diet will be undertaken by the growers, backed by packing houses and banks. Committeemen to promote the program include Donald Griset of Tustin, James G. Brittain of La Habra, Frank P. Mead of Orange, Kenneth Casper of Yorba Linda, William Everett of Garden Grove and Frank Nuslein of Orange. IF YOUR SAVINGS Are Not Currently FARNING IF YOUR SAVINGS Are Not Currently EARNING at the RATE OF 3½% A Change to This Association Is a Good Move to Make Funds placed with us by the 10th of any month receive earnings from the 1st. Your Account Is Insured Up to $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon Sts. Phone KE. 5-2158—KE. 5-2159 Founded June 20, 1921 HELPING HANDS—New York City Commissioner of Corrections, Anna M. Kross, is shown helping adolescent prisoners choose sides at the new recreation center of a New York City prison. The courtyard of the prison was converted into a recreation area, suitable for playing ball, for the youthful prisoners at the suggestion of Mrs. Kross. HELPING HANDS—New York City Commissioner of Corrections, Anna M. Kross, is shown helping adolescent prisoners choose sides at the new recreation center of a New York City prison. The courtyard of the prison was converted into a recreation area, suitable for playing ball, for the youthful prisoners at the suggestion of Mrs. Kross. Student Aptitude Tests Developed by Teacher Developer of a student report form on aptitude tests which has been accepted for general use throughout Orange County is Arthur Lynn, Fullerton Union High School counselor. The form is designed to make clear to young people the significance of tests which seek to determine what skills individuals are best, average and least proficient in. All students have good and poor points, strength and weakness, in certain fields and in varying degree, the report states. Among skills listed are verbal reasoning, numerical ability, abstract thinking, space relations, mechanical reasoning, clerical speed and accuracy, spelling and sentences. ENJOY SUMMER SCHOOL CLOSE TO HOME! University of Southern California READING WORKSHOP Anaheim Union High School June 21-July 30 An unusual course, designed and built around the actual needs of classroom teachers of reading. Learn and apply the theories and psychology of teaching reading; practice methods in diagnostic analysis of reading problems; assemble interesting materials for future class use; and enjoy the security of being able to apply workable classroom techniques through the clinic practicum. SEND READING CLINIC INFORMATION: Name Address City Phone WRITE: The Thompson Reading Clinic Helen M. Thompson, Director 12701 Orangewood, Anaheim, Calif. Or Call Evenings: LEhigh 9-1981 LAST 4 DAYS TO SAVE 20% ON ELGIN WATCHES Sale Ends Saturday, June 5—so hurry! 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