anaheim-gazette 1949-05-19

Hold Student Body Primary On Tuesday Petitions have been taken out for the candidates of the Student Body Cabinet and they will be in circulation until May 17. The primary will be held on May 24 and the general election will be held on May 31. The candidates for the offices are as follows: President—Dub Helsing, Carol Bostick, Minard Duncan, Jim Webb, Sonny Ard and John Patin. Vice-President — Bert Bonner, Curtis Meade and Standley Clausen Secretary of Records — Joanne Bruce and Carol McDermott. Secretary of Safety and Welfare—Carol Hochuli, Donna Stabbert and Louise Spezia. Secretary of Student Affairs—Ronnie Lemcke, Dan Demaree, Louis Middleton and Bill Burr. Secretary of Boys Athletics—Dudley Frank, Ronnie Maese and Joe Bruce. Secretary of Girls Athletics—Mary Whitney. Secretary of Treasury—Babe Bauer, Jennie Welton, Craig Bottger and Betty Siems. Colonist 'Currences May 19-20-21—Anaheim Antics May 20—Santa Ana J. C. Fiesta from afternoon to night May 21—State track meet at L.A. May 24—G.A.A. softball playday (Juniors and Sr.) Student-Body officer's primary election May 26—G.A.A. softball play day (Fr. and Soph.) Vote YES - School Election FRIDAY, MAY 20 NO GUESSWORK THE FUTURE ENROLLMENT OF ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL IS NOW IN THE GRADES They are in the elementary schools of Anaheim, Cypress, Centralia, Magnolia, Savanna, Katella, St. Boniface and the Lutheran School. There are 4,277 of them. Anyone who knows his 3 R’s can count them. Each year for at least the next twelve years a larger 9th grade class than entered the previous year will be registered at A.U.H.S. By September, 1950, just 16 months from now, additional classrooms must be provided. IS NOW IN THE GRADES They are in the elementary schools of Anaheim, Cypress, Centralia, Magnolia, Savanna, Katella, St. Boniface and the Lutheran School. There are 4,277 of them. Anyone who knows his 3 R’s can count them. Each year for at least the next twelve years a larger 9th grade class than entered the previous year will be registered at A.U.H.S. By September, 1950, just 16 months from now, additional classrooms must be provided. By September, 1952, the enrollment will be up 50%. By September, 1956, the enrollment will be doubled: The Board of Trustees of A.U.H.S. has studied this problem carefully and scientifically. They are suggesting an admittedly wise pay-as-you-go policy. They want to save the taxpayers of the district money. They want to eliminate costly bond issues and interest payments. The proposal is that the present tax rate of $1.00 per each $100.00 of assessed valuation shall be maintained for a period of five years. This economical plan will assure adequate facilities for maintaining high school educational advantages for all our boys and girls. This is not the time to hesitate. Action will assure economy. VOTE YES SCHOOL ELECTION FRIDAY, MAY 20 Sponsored by CITIZENS COMMITTEE PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN GREATER ANAHEIM MARKET 225 E. CENTER Now Under New Management of J. M. (Tommy) Thompson SPECIALS for THURS., FRI., SAT. - MAY 19th - 20th - 21s Durkee's Vegetable Oil Margarine 2 lbs. 35¢ COFFEE S-W Drip or Reg. Grind lb. 47¢ Calif. Morning Strawberry JELLY 12 oz. jars 2 jars 20¢ SPECIALS for THURS., FRI., SAT. - MAY 19th - 20th - 21s Durkee's VEGETABLE OLEMARSARINE 2 lbs. 35¢ COFFEE S-W Drip or Reg. Grind lb. 47¢ Calif. Morning STRAWBERRY JELLY 12 oz. jars 2 jars 29¢ TREND SOAP 2 pks. 35¢ MILK ARMOUR'S 2 Tall cans 19¢ Marshmallows ANTHONEY'S 12 Oz. Pkg. 14¢ ea. We Reserve the Right to Limit SWEETHEART SOAP Reg. Size 4 bars 27¢ Bath Size 4 bars 37¢ KILDUFF'S MEAT DEPT. LONGHORN CHEESE 39 PEACHES DEL HAVEN FREESTONE 2 No. 2½ cans 35¢ PORK ROAST 39 HIGH SCHOOL NI-LIGHTS By the Journalism Class of Anaheim Union High School G. A. A. Board Views Film, "Red Shoes" The G.A. A. Board went to Los Angeles Fine Arts Theatre, Tuesday, May 10, to see the film "Red Shoes." Those attending were Nancy Magert, G. A. A. President, Ma Robertson, vice-president, Kroeger, secretary, Eloise Field, treasurer, Bin Young, basketball manager, Elaine Newtennis manager, Barbara App, hockey manager, Hollis Swimming manager, Peggy Hudon, sophomore representative and Kathleen Bielfield, freshman representative, Mrs. Norma Scott, and Miss Shirley Paiso, physical education teachers were along. Unable to attend was Katie Whiteman, baseball man. The girls left school at 12:30 returned at 8:00. They had met at "Bit of Sweden." Name New Sub-Deb Members High school sub deb leader, Miss Faye Stanley, of the high school English department, recently announced names of the new sub-deb members for the coming school term. She also told of plans for the installation program May 24. The annual sub deb installation program will be presented in the nign school auditorium, May 24 at 7:30 p.m. All new Sub Deb members and their mothers will attend. New members for the coming school year are Nancy Allen, JoAnn Bastian, Shirley Brant, JoAn Burdick, Eloise Cleveland, Marjorie Cransfon, Sue Dodson, Teresa Guardino, LaVonne Hooker, Irma King, Beverly Knox, Ruby Maley, Mary Ellen Morolf, Janet Parra, Carol Schafer, Beverley Schmitt, Joan Spencer, Marlys Tesks, Bonnie Wood, and Margie Wright. On the Sub Deb waiting list are Ann Hetherington, Eugenia Borley, Gale Goldapske, Janet Isabel, Geneva Phillips, Joyce Schunk, Jeannette Warner, and Darleen Ihnen. AUHS—Joe Bruce New President of Varsity "A" Joe Bruce was elected president of the Varsity "A" club of Anaheim Union high school for the coming 1949-1950 school year at a club meeting recently in the high school gym. Other club officers who were elected at the meeting were vice-president—Orlyn North; secretary—Eddie Liptrapp; treasurer—Curtis Meade; sergeant-at-arms—Jack Moynihan. Plans for the coming Golden Gloves boxing tournament scheduled for the latter part of May, were also discussed. Home Economic Class Fetes School Trusted The High School Board given an annual dinner on third year Home Economics Tuesday, May 10, with Mrs. bara Walker, home eco-teacher, advising. The dinner was set at 6:00 Mr. Robert C. Cawthorn, dent, Mr. J. A. Baker, Clerk Henry T. Wellsworth, Mr. H. Shipkey, Mr. Evert M., Mr. Clyde L. Nickle and Demaree, superintendent, acting. Sylvia Mack and La Heitshusen served as hostess. Also helping were Pat Su Martia Butler, Jean Philad Joan Burns, Betty Jo S and Peggy Shaw. AUHS—Accompanies Parents to Broth Graduation La Vonne Heitshusen, jun planning a trip with her p Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Heitshu see her brother Richard, gr from college. He is enroll Radio Workshop Presents Final Program Tonight The Anaheim Union High School Radio Workshop, under the direction of Donald W. Sampliner, present the last in their series of radio programs this evening, Thursday, May 18, at 8:30 ock over station KVOE. This program will feature many horises and some new tech-ues in radio that have never more been presented in this area. Several soloists, as well as Anaheim Union High School students will take part. Anaheim Union High School is extremely proud of the many students that have taken part in the Radio Workshop Series pre-ceded this year. Through their efforts the California Association shared AU's shows as one of three outstanding in the field Educational Radio in Califor-schools this year. AUHS the Navy's Arctic breathing de-conserves a great amount of dry heat and moisture lost through normal breathing. HEIM amy) Thompson 19th - 20th - 21st Calif. 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Also helping were Pat Sullivan, Bartia Butler, Jean Philadelphia, Jan Burns, Betty Jo Simman and Peggy Shaw. Accompanies Parents to Brothers Graduation La Vonne Heitshusen, junior, isanning a trip with her parents R. and Mrs. R. A. Heitshusen, to be her brother Richard, graduate from college. He is enrolled at Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebraska. Leaving Anaheim on Saturday, May 21, they will proceed to Denver, Colorado. From the graduation at Seward, Nebraska, they will next go to Iowa, Illinois and Oklahoma. Texas will wind up their six weeks trip. Abolish 'Lost' Angling License Renewal Privilege Sacramento, (WNS)—The assembly has approved legislation that would abolish the privilege California hunters and anglers have of reinstating a lost license for a 50 cent affidavit fee. Present law allows those who have lost a license to simply state the circumstances surrounding the loss and pay the required fee. Under provisions of a bill sponsored by assemblyman Thomas Erwin, Puente, hunters and anglers may acquire another license but must pay the full fee. Erwin said his bill is endorsed by the State Fish and Game commission. According to Erwin, approximately 6,000 affidavits were received during the past year. He said it is impossible to check all such statements of loss and some sportsmen have been using the affidavit system as a cheap method of acquiring a license. Window sills and frames need constant care if they are to be kept from getting grimy. A coat of liquid, paste or self-polishing wax makes the task easier. GEM THEATRE GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. Phone 23-397 OPEN 6:30—SAT.-SUN. 1:30 Child. 14c; Jrs. 40c; Adults 50c Lots of Seats -- No Waiting THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY — Larry Parks. Marguerite Chapman in "THE GALLANT BLADE." Also Roy Rogers in "THE FAR FRONTIER." Also "Superman," a color cartoon and another short. 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