anaheim-gazette 1949-05-26

HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIGHTS By the Journalism Class of Anaheim Union High School Install Co-Eds At Breakfast The traditional Colonial Co-ed Breakfast was held in the school cafeteria, recently. Grace was said by Mrs. Mary Thompson, orientation teacher and Co-ed advisor. Following breakfast, the Co-eds retired to the library where old and new members participated in a candlelight ceremony representing the lights of service being given to the new members from the graduating members. President Bin Young read the Co-ed traditions and the duties of all Co-eds and welcomed the new members. While old members sang the Co-ed song, new members signed the Co-ed membership book and received their emblems and constitution books signifying full Co-ed membership. Out of all the girls applying for Co-ed membership, the following girls were chosen to carry out the duties of the graduating Co-eds: Barbara Trapp, LaVonne Heitshusen, Pat Berry, LaVonne Hart, Lorraine Sehr, Margaret Young, Phyllis Rogers, Shelly Smith, Phoebe Merriman, Annette Ater, Aurora Zuniga, Bonnie Wood, Jeannene Saunders, JoAnn Wood, Dorothy Mejia, Jerre Lock, Patsy Brooks and Beverly Horton. Sara Wheatly Wins District Speaking Contest One member of the A.U.H.S. evening speaking class, Sara Wheatley from Santa Ana recently won 2nd place in the district speaking contest at Wilmington. The evening A.U.H.S. women’s public speaking class holds their meeting every second and fourth Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in the "Little theatre." Open to all women, the class studies public speaking techniques and parliamentary procedure. Seniors Present 'Wuthering Hgts' Friday Evening Presenting the fourth full length play this year the senior drama students of Anaheim high school will culminate their activities this year with the drama production of "Wuthering Heights" on May 27. Authentic period costumes from the Western Costume Co., costume designers class used in the production. Eight Century period hair styles be used. Visitors from Hollywood Ana, Fullerton, and men neighboring high school departments will be present audience. The cast of the play entirely of the senior class includes Terry Kilduff as H. Patty Evans as Cathy, Paetti as Isabelle, Richard C. Edgar, Pat Sullivan as Ellen Gray as Joseph and Coughlin as Hindley. The entire production directed by Mrs. John head of the drama department Anaheen. Tickets may be purchased high school or from men the student body for 60 AUHS. Service Point Banquet Date Set For June June 2 has been tened as the date for the annual Point banquet according to H. Demaree, principal. An annual affair, student 48 service points will gible to attend. Mr. Demaree accompany the students trip. Last year 106 students tended the Service Point which consisted of a bar the Biltmore Hotel followed evening at the Philharmonic "Naughty Marictta" operand Mrs. Demaree, Mr. a Out of all the girls applying for Co-ed membership, the following girls were chosen to carry out the duties of the graduating Co-eds: Barbara Trapp, LaVonne Heitshusen, Pat Berry, LaVonne Hart, Lorraine Sehr, Margaret Young, Phyllis Rogers, Shelly Smith, Phoebe Merriman, Annette Ater, Aurora Zuniga, Bonnie Wood, Jeannene Saunders, JoAnn Wood, Dorothy Mejia, Jerre Lock, Patsy Brooks and Beverly Horton. These new members were announced at the last Girls' League assembly where they were announced and called to the platform by president Young and given a rose corsage and an invitation to the Co-ed breakfast. Shorthand Pupils Win Certificates Ten shorthand 1 students of AUHS have been awarded "60" certificates according to Miss Kathleen McFaul, their instructor. "60" certificates indicates that students were able to reach the speed of sixty words per minute for a period of five minutes over new matter, that is, material that has never been used before. Students who have received certificates also have transcribed the given material accurately. Miss McFaul states that her shorthand group has made great progress so far this year and will try for the "0" certificates soon. The students who have received their certificates are Joan Allen, Barbara Carroll, Joan Kelly, Wanda Fick, Marlene Krastel, Florence Manderville, Fern Murphy, Betty Lou Rowlands, Ernestine Smith, Loena Shear, and Connie Stueeland. Girls League Square Dances "Grand Old Fashioned Square Dances" were the feature of the last Girls' League assembly held Wednesday, May 18 in the Boys' gym. The square dances were given by various sophomore and freshman girls with Jackie Whiteman, a junior, announcing the dances. Mrs. Elliott and Miss Paiso were in charge of the groups. The sophomore girl group demonstrated "Soloman Levi," "Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane," "Dive for the Oyster," followed Dances" were the feature of the last Girls' League assembly held Wednesday, May 18 in the Boys' gym. The square dances were given by various sophomore and freshman girls with Jackie Whiteman, a junior, announcing the dances. Mrs. Elliott and Miss Paiso were in charge of the groups. The sophomore girl group demonstrated "Soloman Levi," "Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane," "Dive for the Oyster," followed by the popular Russian dance, "Korabushka." Freshman dances included "Captain Jinks," "Wearing of the Green," followed by "Comin' Around the Mountain." Both freshman and sophomores joined in the final dances, "The Virginia Reel" and "Good Mixer." Announce Recruit Training Course At Los Alamitos The Los Alamitos Naval Air Station has been authorized to convene upon an eight week Recruit Training course at the close of the school term in June. Applicants will receive $75.00 per month and will be fed and quartered without charge aboard the Air Station. Non-veterans, minimum age 17, who are in Junior college or high school are eligible. The Los Alamitos Station is well equipped in recreational facilities as it has the Navy's largest swimming pool, a large gym, bowling alleys, billiard rooms, athletic fields and over a million dollars in technical equipment. Interested applicants should contact the Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, located six miles east of Long Beach in Los Alamitos. the Western Costume Co. and the costume designers class will be used in the production. Eighteenth Century period hair styles will also be used. Visitors from Hollywood, Santa Ana, Fullerton, and members of neighboring high school drama departments will be present in the audience. The cast of the play, made up entirely of the senior class, includes Terry Kilduff as Heathcliff, Patty Evans as Cathy, Paula Dorretti as Isabelle, Richard Cramer as Edgar, Pat Sullivan as Ellen, Cornell Gray as Joseph and Don McCoughlin as Hindley. The entire production is under the direction of Mrs. John Glasier, head of the drama department at Anahen. Tickets may be purchased at the high school or from members of the student body for 60 cents. Service Point Banquet Date Set For June 2 June 2 has been tenatively set as the date for the annual Service Point banquet according to Paul H. Demaree, principal. An annual affair, students having 48 service points will be eligible to attend. Mr. Demaree will accompany the students on the trip. Last year 106 students attended the Service Point banquet which consisted of a banquet at the Biltmore Hotel followed by an evening at the Philharmonic to see "Naughty Marictta" operetta. Mr. and Mrs. Demaree, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg, and Mr. and Mrs. given to students for no tardiness, Clyde Nickles all accompanied the students to last year's banquet. line has been added to the Arcade This year's total service point requirement is 48 per pupil. Last year's total was 45. Nine points are AUHS— The population of North America more than doubled between 1880 and 1940. Student Art Works Exhibit Barbara Barfoot's a Mazza's paintings, "Pro Mr Mahan's MAYT MATTRES Mahan's AYTIME" cial HOW RESTFUL! Treat yourself to new sleeping comfort. Sink into this "cloud of comfort" and you'll have to wake up the sheep! Constructed on bouncy longer-life Premier steel springs—with layers and layers of cushiony cotton felt! 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