anaheim-gazette 1949-06-09

HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIGHTS By the Journalism Class of Anaheim Union High School EDITOR'S NOTE: With this issue of the Gazette, the news feature, "High School Hi-Lights," concludes its first year of publication. We wish to thank the Journalism Class and its advisor Mr. Clarence Vetterli for enabling us to keep our readers posted on doings at the Colonist Campus. It's been an enjoyable association—one which we will look forward to renewing in the fall. Dorothy Mejia Named Editor Of '50 Yearbook Dorothy Mejia, active Anaheim High School junior, was selected last week to serve as the editor for next year's yearbook. Next year will mark Dorothy's second year of publications, her first year being spent this past year in which she worked up from a reporter to news editor of the Anoranco. She also was made news editor of the journalism class' weekly publication High School Hi-Lights which appears in the Anaheim Gazette. Active in her freshman and sophomore years, she was this year's president of the Readers' Club and a member of the Harmonettes. This year she was elected Colonial Co-ed Historian for the coming year and secretary of next year's Girls' League Cabinet, also for the next year. As yet, Dorothy has not made specific plans as to next year's yearbook. She is now spending most of her time studying other school annuals and articles pertaining to editorship of yearbooks and her duties as editor next year. Upon making her appointment as editor, Mr. Vetterli, journalism instructor, stated that next year's annual will be done on an extra-curricular basis with most of the advertising and section work to be done by students outside of the publication classes. He also said that the annual and Anoranco staffs will be two different groups. Commercial Club Sends Care Boxes The AUHS Commercial Club AUHS Art Colony Plan Beach Party The Art club of AUHS held its last meeting of this year last Monday. During the absence of president Steve Stevens, who was absent that time in the hospital, Mercedes Keirsey, vice-president, presided. Two of the things the art club members discussed were when they have the Art Club beach party and whether to buy a permanent historian and secretary's book. The beach party will be held Tuesday, June 14 from 3:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Those on the food committee for this beach party are as follows: JoAnn Bastian, Joan Foster, Willa Abplanaly, Jeannette Warner, Jo Campbell, Leslie Johnson, and Raul Padilla. On the entertainment committee are Carl Starnes, Jim Tatum, Mercedes Keirsey, Connie Woods, JoAn Burns, Joan Spencer, Darleen Morris and Marlys Teske. Those funnishing transportation for the triumph are Steve Stevens and Lloyd Marshall. The record book question went undecided. Senior Week Activities for the senior week from Sunday, June 12 to Thursday, June 16 will be as follows: Sunday, June 12—Baccalaureate in the Greek Theater at the city park Monday, June 13—Senior barbecue at the Orange County Park. Wednesday, June 15—Senior breakfast at 8:00 a.m. in the city park. Graduation at 6:30 p.m. followed by the senior class part at 9:30 p.m. Thursday, June 16—the Junior-Senior Prom at the Lakewood Country Club. Fingerprints as a means of identification were used from the car. REPORTER to news editor of the Anoranco. She also was made news editor of the journalism class' weekly publication High School Hi-Lights which appears in the Anaheim Gazette. EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anabeim Commercial Club Sends Care Boxes The AUHS Commercial Club sent "care" clothing packages to Germany to two German girls. There was a reply from one of the girls, who received a clothing gift, thanking the club whole-heartedly for her package. AUHS More than a pint of water per day is exhaled in the breath. BEFORE YOU BUY--- See the Complete RCA Display of Televisions & Radios OWN THE BIGGEST RCA VICTOR EYE WITNESS TELEVISION ALMOST AS BIG AS A FULLEIZE NEWSPAPER PAGE as editor, Mr. Vetterli, journalism instructor, stated that next year's annual will be done on an extra-curricular basis with most of the advertising and section work to be done by students outside of the publication classes. He also said that the annual and Anoranco staffs will be two different groups. Sunday, June 12—Baccalaureate in the Greek Theater at the city park Monday, June 13—Senior barbecue at the Orange County Park. Wednesday, June 15—Senior breakfast at 8:00 a.m. in the city park. Graduation at 6:30 p.m. followed by the senior class part at 9:30 p.m. Thursday, June 16—the Junior-Senior Prom at the Lakewood Country Club. AUHS Fingerprints as a means of identification were used from the earliest days of the Orient, when rulers used their thumb-prints as an official signature. Employers of men servants must pay a luxury tax in England for this service, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. TELEVISION ALMOST AS BIG AS A FULLSIZE NEWSPAPER PAGE RCA Victor 9PC41 NEW "PERSONAL" RADIO BY RCA Victor 10% Down 24 Months on the Balance This Handsome Portable Model. Just the Ideal Portable for that Vacation See All the Ball Games in Your Own Box Seat $34.95... AARON SCHULTZ, Furniture 301 W. CENTER ST. Phone: 2144-2145 Anaheim Open Saturday Till 9:00 p.m. AHS Art Colony Beach Party Art club of AUHS held its meeting of this year last Moncuring the absence of presteve Stevens, who was at the hospital, Mercedes vice-president, presided. Of the things the art club discussed were when to the Art Club beach party better to buy a permanent in and secretary's book. beach party will be held June 14 from 3:15 p.m. p.m. Those on the food free for this beach party follows: JoAnn Bastian, Oster, Willa Abplanalp, ate Warner, Jo Campbell, Johnson, and Raul Padilla. entertainment committee Starnes, Jim Tatum, Merseirsey, Connie Woods, JoAn Joan Spencer, Darleen MorMarlys Teske. Those furtransportation for the trip Stevens and Lloyd MarThe record book question indecided. AUHS Senior Week Cities for the senior week, Sunday, June 12 to Thursne 16 will be as follows: Day, June 12—Baccalaureate Greek Theater at the city Monday, June 13—Senior de at the Orange County Wednesday, June 15—Senior est at 8:00 a.m. in the city graduation at 6:30 p.m. folby the senior class party p.m. Thursday, June 16— Senior-Senior Prom at the food Country Club. AUHS 132 Students Honored At Service Point Banquet; Attend 'Great Waltz' The Anaheim high school's annual Service Point Banquet was held last Thursday evening, June 2. According to Mr. Paul H. Demaree, 132 AUHS students attended as compared to last year's total of 148. The banquet itself started Thursday afternoon at 5:00 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Following the banquet students, along with Mr. and Mrs. Demaree, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Englebretson, Mrs. Heinlein, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg, journeyed to Los Angles to enjoy "The Great Waltz," currently playing at the Philharmonic. The students who attended were as follows: Jack Adams, Betty Albin, Nina Antolin, Richard Arnold, Lois Ashleigh, Nancy Ater, Barbara Athy. Jim Ball, Barbara Barfoot, Barbara Bohan, Ronnie Bevins, Zena Bloomfield, Bert Bonner, Bill Bonney, Carol Bostick, Pat Booth, Wesley Bose, Craig Bottger, Genevieve Bradley, Don Brummet, Bill Burr. Joan Campbell, Lita Carner, Stanley Claussen, Joe Clayes, Caroline Cone, Celia Contreras, Jack Coss, Herschel Coulter, Richard Cramer, Eugene Cranston, Marjorie Cranston, John Cyprien. Marilyn Daigle, Carol Davenport, Dan Demaree, Duane Joe Duncan, Mary Jo Duncan, Jerry Duval, Kenneth Dymmel. Ronald Faulkner, Hollie Fitz, Dudley Frank, Bonnie Freese, Janet Fukuda. Jane Garner, Dean Gautschy, Jerry Gibson, Gretchen Glover, Cornell Gray. Celia Hamilton, Dave Hansen, Mildred Harling, LaVonne Hart, Norman Harvey, Eddy Heinrich. Introduced Girls' League Officers At Assembly New Girls' League officers for next year's cabinet were introduced in the last girls' league assembly of the year by outgoing senior officers. Following other introductions of new cabinet members, Mary Lou Gardener, present Girls' League president, then introduced Jackie Whiteman as next year's new league president. Mary Lou presented Jackie with her scrap book of league activities for this past year and wished Jackie luck in her new role next year. Upon receiving Mary's scrap book, Jackie then gave a brief speech. Jackie stated that with the help and close cooperation of all girls in the Girls' League she will guide to the best of her ability the girls' league cabinet and the girls' league. She said that if all girls work together they will have a better year together next year. The rest of the new Girls' League cabinet for the next year were introduced as follows: president Upon receiving Mary's scrap book, Jackie then gave a brief speech. Jackie stated that with the help and close cooperation of all girls in the Girls' League she will guide to the best of her ability the girls' league cabinet and the girls' league. She said that if all girls work together they will have a better year together next year. The rest of the new Girls' League cabinet for the next year were introduced1 as follows: president—Della Horn, secretary—Dorothy Mejia, and treasurer—Jennie Welton. The following girls were introduced as class representatives: seniors—Janice Schamp and Patricia Berry, juniors—JoAn Wood and Margaret Young, sophomores—Leah Garber and JoAnn Kellogg. Homemakers Elect Officers for '50 At a recent meeting of the Anaheim High School Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America in advisor Miss Rigdon's room, the AUHS homemakers nominated and elected their officers for the coming year. Those elected were June Hokenson, president; Irma King, vice-president; Bettye Jo Hall, secretary; LaVonne Heitshusen, treasurer; La Fern Cherry, reporter; Silvia Mack, parliamentarian, and Barbara Hempshall, historian. School Musicians Enjoy Beach Party The Anaheim Union High School Band and Orchestra beach party was held Saturday, June 4 at Corona Del Mar. The bus left the school at 12:30 and returned at 6:00 p.m. A supper of hot dogs, cokes and ice cream was served at 5:00 for the band, orchestra, and guests present. GAA Elects New Officers Elections of GAA officers for the coming school year were held in the Girls' Gym Friday, May 22, but the announcement of the results were not announced until last Friday by GAA advisor, Mrs. Norma Lee Elliott. The officers elected were Mary Cramer, Eugene Craston, Marjorie Cranston, John Cyprien. Marilyn Daigle, Carol Davenport, Dan Demaree, Duane Joe Duncan, Mary Jo Duncan, Jerry Duval, Kenneth Dymmel. Ronald Faulkner, Hollie Fitz, Dudley Frank, Bonnie Freese, Janet Fukuda. Jane Garner, Dean Gautschy, Jerry Gibson, Gretchen Glover, Cornell Gray, Celia Hamilton, Dave Hansen, Mildred Harling, LaVonne Hart, Norman Harvey, Eddy Heinrich, Dub Helsing, Bill Henning, Geraldine Herrera, Frank Himmerich, Carol Hochuli, Richard Hoffman, Helen Hokanson, Steve Holden, Della Horn, Beverly Horton, Augie Hurtado, John Hurtado. Sallie Inkster, June Johnson, Ralph Jung, Joanne Kellogg, Genieve Kirk, Kay Kroeger, Ronnie Lemcke, Gerre Locke. Carol McDermott, Phoebe Merriman, Marilyn Miller, Joe Moody, Elaine Newton, Sharon Nipp, Orlyn North, Lorraine Pannier, Marguerite Parry, Pat Patin, Jayne Roberts, Marion Robertson, Phyllis Rogers, Barbara Ryan. Jimmie Santibanez, Jan Schamp, Dick Schmid, Rel Schmid, Delores Sehr, Ronald Shattuck, Betty Siems, Robert Simmon, Ray Smalle, Ernestine Smith, Shelly Smith, Jeanne Soden, Joan Spencer, Louise Spezia, Donna Stabbert, Donna Stuard. Phillip Taylor, Gerald Thatcher, Donna Thomas, Barbara Trapp, Floyd Trapp. Mary Volz, Barbara Wardlow, Jennette Warner, Jim Webb, Neva Wedin, Helen Weir, Jennie Welton, Mary Whitney, Jackie Whiteman, Nancy Wingert, Connie Woods, Rosemary Wood, Margerat Young, Bin Young, Aurora Zuniga. Schulz Speaks at Santa Ana College Spring Banquet Warren L. Schutz, Anaheim attorney was principal speaker at the annual Santa Ana College spring banquet last evening Wednesday, June 8, at the Pacific Coast club in Long Beach. Mr. Schutz is an alumnus of the college class of 1931. The informal dinner climaxing the year's social calendar was the last get-together for students prior to commencement. It was highlighted by the announcement of the names of those students winning departmental and other hon- GAA Elects New Officers Elections of GAA officers for the coming school year were held in the Girls' Gym Friday, May 22, but the announcement of the results were not announced until last Friday by GAA advisor, Mrs. Norma Lee Elliott. The officers elected were Mary Whitney, president; Eloise Bielefeld, vice-president; Carol McDermott, secretary; Barbara Trapp, treasurer, and Carol Davenport, sophomore representative. Those chosen to head the various sports departments for the coming year were JoAnne Kellogg, basket ball; Donna Stabbert, volleyball; Margaret Young, hockey; Kathleen Bielefield, softball; Barbara Athy, tennis, and Gretchen Glover, swimming. Mary Whitney, the newly elected GAA president, states that she has made some really wonderful plans for next year and with the help of GAA she can make it the outstanding service club of AUHS. AUHS—TO ENTER COLLEGE Mr. and Mrs. James W., Patrick and son, Richard, will leave this weenkend for Claremont college where James will major in English. The family will live on campus where Patrick will enter school in September. A farewell dinner was enjoyed by the family at Knott's Steak House. Those present included James' parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Patrick and son, Charles. STORE MANGER NOW ANAHEIMER Frank Trujillo, manager of the McCoy Drug Store, corner of Los Angeles and Center streets, recently became the proud owner of a new home in Freeway Park, Anaheim. He and his family formerly lived in Santa Ana. Native Sons Plan Barbecue Final plans for the second annual barbecue of Mother Colony Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West, will be launched at the regular dinner-meeting next Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the Mother Colony restaurant, this city. The barbecue, this year, will be held on July 26, exact time and place to be announced, president Alexis Pelous stated. Next week's business session will begin at 8 o'clock following dinner with president Pelous presiding. Highlighting the program will be reports on the Grand Parlor held last month at Sonora. The resume will be presented by the two delegates, Leonard Schwacofer and president Pelous. JUNE 19 FOR A GLAD DAD Gifts from Penney's ANAHEIM FINE RAYON SPORT SHIRTS TOWNCRAFT*—FIRST FOR STYLE, COMFORT AND VALUE! 2,98 Penney's No. 1 sport shirt (value! Check the features... long roll collar, two flap pockets, new pastel colors! Buy now for all summer! Wonderful gifts for Dad, too! S. M. L. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off MEN'S GENUINE PANAMAS 4.98 Cool, hand woven Solar Straw* Panamas! We style them with the smart lines you want. Pinch front, puggaee band. Sand, natural. TOWNCRAFT* TIES 1.49 See our brand new selection of famous Towncraft ties! New panel prints, florals, figures, stripes. Rayon satins, jacquards, foulards. 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