anaheim-gazette 1949-04-07

HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIGHTS By the Journalism Class of Anaheim Union High School Edited by BARBARA CARROLL and BOB MARSHALL 1949 Yearbook Goes to Press According to Colonist Editor Jackie Cushing, "The 1949 Anaheim high school yearbook has already gone to press." With but two more months to go until the distribution, the members of the annual staff along with Jackie are working hard to get this year's Colonist out to the students in time for them to enjoy the pleasure of exchanging signatures. This year's annual staff includes: editor, Jackie Cushing; faculty and administration section, Barbara Carroll; clubs section, Ernestine Smith; student life section, Lita Carner; sports, Dean Gautschy, advertising manager, Bin Young. The advisor is Mr. Clarence Vetterli. AUHS Anoranco Air Series to End The schedule for the "Anoranco on the Air" program series will continue until the end of this week only. The Friday after students return from their Easter vacation, April 22, the first edition of the Anoranco will be published since the emergency schedule began. The schedule for the past week At AUHS Friday Stage 'June Mad' With the production of their play scheduled for this coming Friday, April 8 at 8:00 p.m., in the high school auditorium, the junior play cast of Anaheim high school are busily working and rehearsing to make their play, "June Mad," a success. Directed by drama instructor Mrs. John Glazier, member of the play cast have stayed nearly every night of the week for the past week in order to rehearse for the Friday afternoon matinee for students of the grammar schools and for their final production Friday evening. Sharing the spotlight of the play are Janice Schamp and Danny Demaree. Characters who add their living humor to the play are Dale Fanning and Louise Spezia. Other members of the cast are Carol Böstick, Craig Bottgen, Dudley Frank, Kenneth Dymmel, Joe Bruce, Joe Moody, Jackie Whiteman, Betty Marshall and Dub Helsing. Juniors from the AUHS junior class have been selling tickets in order to raise enough money to make their annual Junior-Senior Prom a success. All funds raised from this play will be added to the junior class treasury to go towards the Prom to be held in Newport Harbor Sunset League Champs Again By Dean Gautschy Newport Harbor recorded their sixth consecutive Sunset league track victory by defeating the Anaheim Colonists 64-40 in a dual meet held on the local field last Tuesday afternoon. Misfortune followed the locals throughout the meet with Dick Golden getting spiked in the 440 and Larry Weaver straining a muscle in his right leg in the broadjump. The Colonists collected five first places, but were unable to record very many second and third places. Coach Sam Keith had to forfeit the relay because of Colonist injuries in earlier events. Dick Carson continued to dominate the hurdles by scoring first places both in the highs and lows. Larry Weaver managed to take the broad jump and score a second place in the pole vault competition. Curtis Meade barely took the varsity 100 in almost a photo finish. The other Colonist winner was Bill Larson in the mile event. AUHS Swamp Huntingt'n Beach Swimmers By Dean Gautschy Coach Ralph Kingsbury's Anaheim swimming teams opened their Sunset league schedule by defeating Huntington Beach in two out of three divisions last Thursday afternoon in the losers pool. The local varsity recorded a 43-32 victory while the Cees triumphed in a close battle 20-19. The Bees were swamped 45-21 in a one sided contest. Two victories were turned in by Dudley Franks in the 100 yard Anoranco Air Series to End The schedule for the "Anoranco on the Air" program series will continue until the end of this week only. The Friday after students return from their Easter vacation, April 22, the first edition of the Anoranco will be published since the emergency schedule began. The schedule for the past week has been as follows; Monday—Margurite Parry and Carol Stovall; Tuesday—Bob Marshall and Jack Moynihan; Wednesday—Herb Moore and Jack Cleveland; Thursday—Mary Miranda and Dorothy Mejia; the series will be concluded tomorrow with LaVonne Heitshusen and Mercedes Kiersey sharing the broadcasting honors. Chief Chefs for Snow Camp Party Mr. Demaree, Anaheim high school principal, and Mrs. Demairee were the chief cooks and hosts at the recent Osceola Snow Camp held for all Hi-Y and Y-Teen members in the San Bernardino Mountains. Chaperons for the trip were both Y directors, Thomas Thomason and Betty Delaney, and Margaret Guei, Gerre Homan, Betty Lou Leigh, and Steve Fitz. Everyone who attended stated that he had a good time. ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Memba: Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM, CALIF. Other members of the cast are Carol Böstick, Craig Bottgen, Dudley Frank, Kenneth Dymmel, Joe Bruce, Joe Moody, Jackie Whiteman, Betty Marshall and Dub Helsing. Juniors from the AUHS junior class have been selling tickets in order to raise enough money to make their annual Junior-Senior Prom a success. All funds raised from this play will be added to the junior class treasury to go towards the Prom to be held in June. Cancer Drive Gets AU Support The Anoranco will lend its full support to the American Cancer Society’s 1949 fund raising campaign to help California raise $1,-050,253, its share of the national goal of $14,500,000. Governor Earl Warren recently formally proclaimed the month of April as “Cancer Control Month” and called on all Californians to lend their full support to the nation-wide campaign. Members of the Anoranco staff have decided that the least they could do to help control cancer would be to conduct a drive among the classes of students at their school. This program will go into effect as soon as plans can be laid. All funds raised will be turned over to the local cancer society to be added to their quota when it is added to the state-wide total. Nearly everyone knows just how dreadful this disease is. With this in mind and the desire to really wage a war on cancer, the members of the Anoranco staff hope and expect real support of their drive as students have always cooperated with the Anoranco in the past when the Anoranco staff staged a program of this kind. EUGENIA BORLEY WINS TICKETS Eugenia Borley won two tickets in the drawing for junior play tickets last Friday afternoon at AUHS. The winning number was 266. Every copy of the Anoranco had a number printed on the front page. The drawing was based on these numbers. By Dean Gautschy Coach Ralph Kingsbury's Anaheim swimming teams opened their Sunset league schedule by defeating Huntington Beach in two out of three divisions last Thursday afternoon in the losers pool. The local varsity recorded a 43-32 victory while the Cees triumphed in a close battle 20-19. The Bees were swamped 45-21 in a one sided contest. Two victories were turned in by Dudley Franks in the 100 yard free style and the individual medley, while Garth Menges recorded a first place in diving competition for the only individual victories during the afternoon in the varsity division. The tankmen however, recorded numerous second and third places which gave the locals the edge in the final count. The Colonist Cees only managed to collect two first places and John DeBruyn took the Cee 50 breast stroke for the only Anaheim individual first place in the lightweight competition. This afternoon at 3 p.m. the Colonists will engage Downey in a dual meet in the Viking’s pool. Cadet Rifle Match Saturday Saturday at 9 a.m., the ninth of April, there will be a rifle match between five schools with the cadets of each school representing their company at the Anaheim Union high school at 2:00 p.m. Anaheim will be the host school and ten boys will bear the arms of AUHS. There will be two different matches: The Governors Trophy match and The Lt. Clausen match. In the Governors Trophy match the schools competing are: Sweetwater Union high, Chula Vista Union high, Grossmont Union high, Santa Monica high, and the local unit from Anaheim. Only Sweetwater and Anaheim will fire in the Lt. Clausen match. TO ATTEND FARMERS' DINNER June Hokenson (a junior) and Pat Patin (a senior) of AUHS have been invited to attend the annual dinner of the Associated Farmers of Orange county, April 14. THAN 3% Memba: Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM, CALIF. in the drawing for junior play tickets last Friday afternoon at AUHS. The winning number was 266. Every copy of the Anoranco had a number printed on the front page. The drawing was based on these numbers. FARMERS' DINNER June Hokenson (a junior) and Pat Patin (a senior) of AUHS have been invited to attend the annual dinner of the Associated Farmers of Orange county, April 14. So You're Mowed Down... 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AUHS Baseball Teams Win Over Bell Gardens By Dean Gautschy Both the Anaheim high schools varsity and Jayvee baseball teams collected victories against Bell Gardens last Friday afternoon in contests played on the local field. The local varsity edged out the visitor 3-1 while the Jayvee squad recorded a 7-4 victory. Bell Gardens held the varsity to four hits and took six in return. Bob Hilton chucked in the opening innings then was relieved by Cornell Gray who allowed six hits and fanned three batters. The Jayvee squad collected 9 hits against their opponents 10 with Richard Ramella hurling all the way. Linescores: R H E Bell Gardens ...000 100 0-1 6 2 Anaheim .....030 000 0-3 4 0 Batteries—Anaheim, Hilton, Gray and Mata. Bell Gardens, Rime and Martin. R H E Bell Gardens ...021 001 0-4 10 0 Ana. Jayvees .....114 010 0-7 9 2 Batteries—Anaheim, Ramella and Mora. Bell Gardens, Davis and PUBLISH POEM BY JIM WEBB Jim Webb, a junior at Anaheim Union high school, has received word that his poem, "Roses," which he submitted some time ago to the national poetry anthology contest has been accepted for publication. Three other students have had their poems published under the same honors this year. Local Students To Be Associated Farmers Guests Representing Anaheim Union high school, June Hokenson and Pat Patin, will be guests of the Associated Farmers of Orange county at their annual banquet next Thursday night, April 14. The announcement was made today by David Crist, of Yorba Linda, chairman of the association's public relations committee. Selected by school principal Paul Demaree at the request of Associated Farmers' officials, the students will be honored at the dinner meeting to be held in the Women's Club of Orange at 6:30 p.m. Seated at special tables, the young people will join Associated Farmers and their wives in hearing an address on Americanism by Charles Coburn, famed stage and screen actor. The students will be introduced personally to the noted star following the banquet, Crist said. Other highlights of the evening program include a brief talk by Philip Bancroft, state president of the Associated Farmers of California, and musical selections by ten student accordionists, from the Milton Mann Studios of Music, of Santa Ana. The invocation will be given by Arch Allen, secretary of the YMCA, Fullerton. Master of ceremonies for the event will be Holmes Bishop, of RAMONA—Consuelo Young of Los Angeles, talented 22-year-old actress, newcomer to the production, who has been selected to play title role of Ramona in famed Ramona Outdoor Play being presented for 22nd season in Ramona Bowl, near Hemet. Playing dates will be April 23 and 24, April 30 and May 1, and May 7, and 8. Dean Gautschy Phill Kingsbury's Anaming teams opened league schedule by Huntington Beach in two divisions last Thursuon in the losers pool. Varsity recorded a 43hile the Cees triumphose battle 20-19. The swamped 45-21 in a contest. Series were turned in by banks in the 100 yard and the individual medearth Menges recorded in diving competition by individual victories afternoon in the vara. The tankmen howded numerous second places which gave the age in the final count. Ceees only managed to first places and John ook the Cee 50 breast the only Anaheim indiplace in the lightpetition. Noon at 3 p.m. the Colengage Downey in a on the Viking's pool. Rifle Saturday at 9 a.m., the ninth of will be a rifle match the schools with the cach school representing any at the Anaheim school at 2:00 p.m. will be the host school ays will bear the arms will be two different the Governors Trophy The Lt. Clausen match. Governors Trophy match competing are: Sweeton high, Chula Vista h, Grossmont Union Monica high, and the from Anaheim. Only and Anaheim will fire Clausen match. DINNER Jackson (a junior) and (a senior) of AUHS invited to attend the inner of the Associated Orange county, April RHE Bell Gardens ...000 100 0-1 6 2 Anaheim ...030 000 0-3 4 0 Batteries—Anaheim, Hilton, Gray and Mata. Bell Gardens, Rime and Martin. RH RHE Bell Gardens ...021 001 0-4 10 0 Ana. Jayvees ...114 010 0-7 9 2 Batteries—Anaheim, Ramella and Mora. Bell Gardens, Davis and Swain. AUHS Orchestra' Plays Tonight The Anaheim high school orchestra, under the able direction of Mr. William Cook, will play during the intermission at the Junior play next Friday night at the school auditorium. The orchestra will play "Enchanted Castle" an overture, "The Gladiator March" by Sousa, "Prelude" by Guilmont, and "Themes from Piano Concerto" by Rachmaninoff. The play "June Mad" stars Janice Schamp and Dan Demaree in the leading roles. The play, a three act comedy, centers around Penny (Jan Schamp) and Chuck (Dan Demaree) in a high school age that is commonly referred to as that "awful age." AUHS Divot Diggers Tie in Matches By Dean Gautschy Anaheim high school's golf team managed to tie Whittier 18-18 in four out of six matches played last Monday afternoon on the Willowwick course near Santa Ana. The Colonists were paced by Bob Marshall and Ronnie Lemcke who scored in one sided victories. Marshall also turned in the best score of the day with a 76. This afternoon the divot diggers will meet Fullerton on the Willowwick course. Results: Marshall (A) def. Dayhuff, 6-0; Lemcke (A) def. Poe 5-1; Schilling (A) lost to Kracke 1-5; Herman (A) lost to Brumier, 2-4; Hall (A) lost to Poland, 2-4; Bonner (A) lost to Wright, 2-4. AUHS Schedule Girls Softball Team Girls from the physical education classes of AUHS have been offered an opportunity to join an after-school softball team. Angeles, talented 22-year-old actress, newcomer to the production, who has been selected to play title role of Ramona in famed Ramona Outdoor Play being presented for 22nd season in Ramona Bowl, near Hemet. Playing dates will be April 23 and 24, April 30 and May 1, end May 7 and 8. Real Estate Brokers Face Stiffer Rules More stringent regulations and examinations for real estate brokers were adopted by the Senate Business and Professions Committee today. A series of measures sponsored Schedule Girls Softball Team Girls from the physical education classes of AUHS have been offered an opportunity to join an after-school softball team. All sophomore, junior and senior girls wishing to go out for softball were requested to sign up with Miss Paiso, sophomore physical education instructor recently. The girls who are not in GAA are entitled to sign up for the sport activities. The names of those who have signed up will be released soon. AUHS-Long Beach Tennis Match By Dean Gautschy Coach Cook's Colonist tennis team defeated Long Beach Jordan 5-4 last Monday afternoon on the losers court to continue their winning streak in which they have lost only one contest. The Colonists swept by the singles matches, but as usual lost the doubles. Doubles have proved to be the only downfall of the locals and no matter how Coach Cook places his players they still have trouble. Results: Singles: Loule Middleton (A) def. John, 9-7, 6-3; Richard Arnold (A) def. Conway, 6-2, 6-8, 6-4; Jim Wright (A) def. Brassfield, 6-1, 6-4; Dub Helsing (A) def. Popham, 6-3, 6-0; Wesley Hunt (A) def. Carnahan, 6-2, 8-6. Doubles: Bottger and Webb (A) lost to Story and Donovan, 6-1, 2-6, 6-8; Sousa and Schmid (A) lost to Strait and Eaton 2-6, 1-6. Page 5 Anaheim Gazette, April 7, 1949 by Senator Arthur Breed of Alameda county providing for citizenship requirement for brokers, more experience qualifications and stricter disciplinary powers for the State Real Estate Commission were favorably recommended after Morrie Reed, Berkeley realtor testified in favor of the bills. Out in Front With a New Front Reinhardts INVITE YOU TO Open House Fri. - Sat. - April 8 & 9 - 9:00 'til 9:00 Gladiron Demonstrations - Major Prizes Shop with Reliance— Buy Your Appliance at REINHARDT'S Gladiron Demonstrations - Major Prizes Shop with Reliance— Buy Your Appliance at REINHARDT'S 114 E. 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