anaheim-gazette 1949-03-31

HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIGHTS By the Journalism Class of Anaheim Union High School Edited by BARBARA CARROLL NAME RALPH JUNG SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION SPEAKER Senoirs of the class of '49 of Anaheim high elected Ralph Jung as their graduation class speaker last March 21 in a poll conducted throughout the senior problems classes. Jung is vice-president of the Lambda Sigma and is secretary of the Colonist Knights. He plays clarinet in the band. He also works at the school store, Wimpy's. Ralph won over the other speaking nominees. They were Delores Sehr, Jack Johannes, Dich Hoffman, Terry Kilduff and Cornell Gray. Seniors also voted on the question of wearing caps and gowns at Baccalaureate instead of their graduation clothes. Caps and gowns won. During past years, seniors have worn caps and gowns only at the graduation exercises, not at Baccalaureate. Caps and gowns are being rented from a Los Angeles firm, thus saving students the cost of buying them. Special arrangements are being made so that seniors may retain the golden tassel from the caps as a memento of their graduation. ‘Anoranco’ Takes To the Air Enter Annual Newspaper Day On SC Campus The Anoranco was rated with a score of six out of a possible ten points in competition for the coveted Crombie-Allen award at the 24th annual newspaper day held last Saturday, March 26 on the campus of the University of Southern California. Newspapers entered in the “Improvement” tests for the award was given on the basis of the newspaper showing the most improvement over issues from January 1948 to January 1949. The Bakersfield Blue Blanket Company has appeared on the radio as a singer before and is now directing a church choir this spare time. Many students from Anaheim high school attended. Honor Group to Attend CSF Meet Nine members of the Anaheim Union high school honor society will attend the Southern California Regional Spring Convention Saturday, April 2, at Pomona College in Claremont. Students who will represent Anaheim are Barbara Ryan, Genevieve Bradley, Gretchen Glovoy, Celia Hamilton, Janet Fukuo, Leah Gerber, Mary Jo Dinca, Barbara Chatum and Joanne Carter. Genevieve Bradley will all represent Anaheim high at the conference with a piano solo Greig’s Concerto in “A” minor. Bicycle Tour Lecture Topic The weekly lecture presents last Tuesday, March 29, in the high school auditorium by M. Stanley Midgley featured color motion picture entitled “Riding High in the San Juan Wonderland,” the novelty of the program being that the picture was made while he was traveling on a bicycle. Mr. Midgley, “The Cyclist Cinematographer,” is a noted writer and humorist who put his Princeton chemistry degree away for the life of a photographer mountaineer and lecturer. He aims is to bring the beauty of our western wonderland to the dwellers through the medium of a camera. His film featured the scenic wonderland of Colorado. 'Anoranco' Takes To the Airways Students from the beginning journalism class of the Anaheim high have taken their school newspaper, the Anoranco, to the "airways." Since the 1949 Colonist Yearbook is now being printed on the school presses the weekly school newspaper cannot be published and journalism students have therefore resorted to bringing the daily campus news to AUHS students by presenting a daily broadcast over the school broadcasting system. The students of the beginning journalism class will alternate the daily broadcasts, each day being assigned to two different students. Mr. Vetterli, their instructor, will supervise all programs that go over the "airways." Last week was the first week for the new schedule. Students who broadcasted during the past week were as follows: Monday—Bill Burr and Herschel Coulter; Tuesday—Ramona Snyder and Bob Sallee; Wednesday—Fred Robinson and Lloyd Dick; Thursday—Sonny Ard and Carl King. Those who will broadcast tomorrow's program are Darleen Morris and Arlene Anderson. Until the normal schedule can be resumed, these students will endeavor to broadcast daily news events around the campus and other items of general interest to school students. That normal publishing schedule is expected to resume about April 22. Announce Gold Seal Bearers The first semester gold seal bearers of the Anaheim Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation have been announced. The students who will receive their gold seals at their graduation are Barbara Barfoot, Cella Hamilton, Rosemary Wood, Delores Sehr, and Richard Hoffman. A gold seal will be awarded to those who meet certain criteria. Announce Gold Seal Bearers The first semester gold seal bearers of the Anaheim Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation have been announced. The students who will receive their gold seals at their graduation are Barbara Barfoot, Celia Hamilton, Rosemary Wood, Delores Sehr, and Richard Hoffman. A gold seal will be stamped on their graduation diplomas which will signify that they have been honor students for six semesters out of their years in Anaheim high school. The election of officers of the second semester honor society have been completed. The officers for the remainder of the year are president—Barbara Barfoot; vice-president—Dub Helsing; and treasurer—Stanley Claussen. Baseball Squad Scores No Hitter Anaheim High School's Javee Baseball squad practically went wild last Monday afternoon when Richard Ramella pitched a no hitter to defeat St. Anthony's 17-3 on the local field. Six errors were recorded against the Colonists which enabled the visitors to score three runs. The locals had their best batting average of the season and knocked two opposing pitchers off the mound with 15 hits a piece. Enoch Petterson connected for a home run and a single to record an average of two for two. Other Colonist strong hitters during the afternoon were Kohne, Herrera and Lemus. Linescores: RHE Anaheim...250 550—17 15 6 St. Anthony's 010 011—3 0 4 Batteries — Anaheim; Ramella and Herrera. St. Anthony's; Bacia, McGinnis and Mantelino. Anderson has appeared on radio as a singer before and directing a church choir in more time. Many students from him high school attended. Senior Group to Attend CSF Meet The members of the Anaheim high school honor society extend the Southern Califor­nial Spring Convention, May 2, at Pomona Colo­laremont. Events who will represent them are Barbara Ryan, Gene­Bradley, Gretchen Glover, Hamilton, Janet Fukuda, Gerber, Mary Jo Dincan, Ana Chatum and Joanne Carnevieve Bradley will also attend Anaheim high at thisance with a piano solo of "Concerto in 'A' minor." Cycle Tour Lecture Topic A weekly lecture presented Tuesday, March 29, in the school auditorium by Mr. Midgley featured his motion picture entitled High in the San Juan Garland," the novelty of the film being that the picture made while he was traveling bicycle. Midgley, "The Cycling Photographer," is a noted and humorist who put histon chemistry degree away the life of a photographer, engineer and lecturer. His film featured the wonderland of Colorado. Choose Senior Class Play Heads Terry Kilduff and Patty Evans, both seniors at Anaheim union high school, have been chosen to portray the leads in the forthcoming production of "Wuthering Heights" scheduled by the senior drama class for the production May 27. The entire cast includes Patty Evans as Katherine Ernshaw; Terry Kilduff as Heathecliffe; Paula Doretti as Isabelle; Cornell Gray as Joseph; Pat Sullivan as Ellen; Richard Craemer as Edgar; and Don McLaughlin as Hindley. The student director of this play is Nelda Wright with Beverly Roberts as stage manager, Delores Sehr, property and coordinator, and costuming effects done by Joan Campbell. The entire cast was selected from the senior drama classes of AUHS. The entire direction of the play will be under Mrs. John Glazier, drama instructor at the high school. "Wuthering Heights" has a romantic setting which involves two very old neighboring estates, "Wuthering Heights" and "The Grange," both deeply set in the English moorelands. It is also of a strange love between Kathrine and Heathecliffe, a story that tragically involves four other people. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. AUHS Coed Wins Essay Contest Mildred Harling, Anaheim Union high school student, was chosen winner of the zone finals in the national essay contest being sponsored by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Title of this year's essay entries is "Why Democracy Works." Anouncement of winners was made by zone chairman Garrell Christie. The local coed competed against entries from this city, Fullerton, Brea-Olinda and Placentia high schools. She will receive a $50 check from the Anaheim Elks for taking top place. Jewel Walker, also of Anaheim high school, won second place and a $35 prize. Charles Griffith and Warren Bradford, both of Valencia high school, tied for third place and will split the $15 award. Prizes will be presented to the winning students when they will be guests of the Elks April 13 at a dinner meeting at the local club house. As zone winner, Miss Harling will have her essay entered in the state finals. Winner of the state competition will then be sent to the national finals. A $2000 scholarship is first prize in the national contest. The state of Arkansas produces most of the bauxite in the country. In agriculture it ranks high. The state is also endowed with great forest wealth. Anaheim Visitor Taken by Death Mrs. Flora E. Cline, 74, a resident of Jerico Springs, Missouri died early Wednesday evening last week at the home of her sister at 9082 Harding street Anaheim, where she had been visiting for three months. A native of Indiana, she came California to spend the winter and was taken ill a few weeks ago. She was a member of Christian Union Church in Maui. Surviving are three sons, William H., Charles and Jessie Lerall of Missouri; four daughters, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. E Shaduck, Mrs. Hope Fellows and Mrs. Bessie Chase, all of Missouri; one sister, Mrs. Jennie Lerall of Anaheim; two brothers Ben F. Emery of Missouri and E. Emery of Nebraska; 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The body lay in state here Monday at Hilgenfeld mortuary was shipped to Polo, Missoula last Saturday afternoon. ACCEPTS LUTHERAN SCHOOL POSITION Richard Heitshusen, son of and Mrs. R. A. Heitshusen, vanah St., has accepted a call teacher in the Lutheran parochial school in Tracy, Calif. Rich graduated from Zion Luther school here and from Anaheim Union high school in 1945. Will graduate from Concord Teachers' college in Seward, New York and his parents plan attend commencement exercise. IT'S THE END - THE FINISH - LA AGGIE'S SPORTING GOODS Models, Model Engines, Batteries, Parts, Plugs, etc. 1/3 OFF QUITTING BU Everything to be Sold Regard CLOSING OUT GOODBYE AND THANK YOU Baseball UNDERSHIRTS 25% wool, white body, blue sleeves or plain white. $3.98 values ... 2.19 GOLF BAGS A real buy. While they last. Values to $14.95... 7.95 DUCK DECOYS $2.95 values ... 1.00 Baseball and TENNIS RACKETS Finely weighted and strung. 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