anaheim-gazette 1949-09-29

HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIGHTS By the JOURNALISM CLASS of Anaheim Union High School Major Burr to Command AUHS Cadet Corps Major William Burr was appointed commanding officer of the Anaheim high school Cadet Corps recently. Other officers of the battalion are Captain Charles Burgess, executive officer; First Lt. Jack Adams, Adjutant; Staff officers First Lt. Ronnie Maese, personnel; Second Lt. Herschel Coulter, Public Information; Captain Henry Bryant and Captain Paul Huson, Plans and training; Major Eddie Lipptray and Second Lt. Leonard Weaver, Supply, Edward Evers, Battalion Sargeant Major; and second Lt. Donald Barneet, Range officer. Company officers are Company, E First Lt. Dean Risner, company commander; Charles Kipp and Pete Verdin, Platoon leaders. Company F, First Lt. Milton Peters, company commander; Augustin Huesca and Russell Dillbeck, platoon leaders. The group is now making plans for the annual Military Ball. Forty Coeds Audition for Mozart Choir After three days of try-outs during which 40 girls were auditioned, 12 girls won coveted positions in the Mozart Choir of Anaheim Union High School this week. Under the direction of Miss Gania Demaree, new voice instructor, the following voices will be heard at Anaheim service clubs throughout the year: First sopranos: Delores Giardino, Dixie Lee Hopkins, Marilyn Miller and Beverly Horton. Second sopranos: Bonnie Freeze, Shirley Lehmers, Sue Lane and Frances Rhodes. Altos: Hollie Fitz, Lorraine Sehr, Mona Mason and Herlinda Reveles. Marilyn Schimming will accompany the group. Hollie Fitz will head the organization as its president this year. She will be assisted by Bonnie Freeze, vice-president; Marilyn Miller, secretary-treasurer; and Beverly Horton and Herlinda Reveles, librarians. The girls plan to attend a con- Navy. In addition to the education they will receive $600 per year. Upon graduation the candidate may be commissioned as Ensign in the Navy or 2nd Lieutenant in the Marine Corps and will receive two years active duty. Applications and further information may be obtained at Naval Recruiting Station and Office of Naval Officer Progamment, Room 503, 626 South Street, Los Angeles. These applications must be received by College Entrance Exam Board at Princeton, New Jersey November 12, 1949. Former AUHS students enrol in the NROTC program in Leroy Ater '47 and Arthur G '48 at the University of Southern California and Kirk Allen '49 UCLA. Map Details of Alumni Day Dave Clark has called a meeting of his committee chairmen Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. map the details of Alumni Day Anaheim Union High School is scheduled for Oct. 21. Tentatively, the plans in the home-coming game withney, a buffet supper aftergame and a dance in the centrelocated study hall the rest ofevening. A new feature will be addedyear which promises to bringcitement to the present studentof the school and is designincrease student participationAlumni Day. Clark, howevernot ready to announce theprise. Company officers are Company, E First Lt. Dean Risner, company commander; Charles Kipp and Pete Verdin, Platoon leaders. Company F, First Lt. Milton Peters, company commander; Augustin Huesca and Russell Dillbeck, platoon leaders. The group is now making plans for the annual Military Ball. —AUHS— Creative Writing Extension Course To Be Offered Offering Long Beach area residents opportunity to study creative writing and magazine writing, University of California Extension classes in those fields will be available for public enrollment October 7 and 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the Long Beach Public Library Children's Room, Pacific avenue entrance on Ocean Boulevard. Instructor in both courses will be Mrs. Dorcas Davis de Jong, writer and lecturer. The October 10 class, will feature the study and application of the technique of organization and of writing salable magazine and feature articles of all types, from the gathering of ideas to the completed article. —AUHS— Seniors Hear Of NROTC AUHS seniors interested in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corp program were shown a film Tuesday on the ROTC program. Senior interested in this program not less than seventeen and not more than twenty years of age are eligible to compete in the examination which is to be held December 3. Candidates who pass the test will receive four years of college at any of 52 major colleges and universities at the expense of the Tentatively, the plans in the home-coming game with money, a buffet supper after game and a dance in the cent located study hall the rest of evening. A new feature will be added year which promises to bring excitement to the present student of the school and is designed increase student participation Alumni Day. Clark, however not ready to announce the prise. Approximately 300 graduates tended the event last year more are expected this year to earlier contacts. Chairmen who will attend Thursday's meeting are Bobson, tickets; Sully Roquet, Mrs. Hubert Williamson, Mrs. Marion Reinert, decorate and Houston Kier nominate committee. —AUHS— Membership of Student Court Released Names of representatives sitting positions on the high Student Court have been released this week. Representing chl 11 students sit weekly for Easier dish washing... you'll find the secret in petroleum It may seem like a long trip to your dishpan, but a good share of the "soapless soaps" you use started deep in the earth in an oil well. These new cleaners, called detergents, actually make water "wetter"... attract dirt and grease almost like a magnet. They make dishes sparkle, work well with all fabrics in hard or soft water, clean cars, and they have many other home and industrial uses. 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Normer AUHS students enrolled in the NROTC program include Boy Ater '47 and Arthur Griggs at the University of Southern California and Kirk Allen '48 at LA. AUHS—Speech Correction Classes Enroll 50,000 Students Sacramento, (WNS)—More than 50,000 young Californians are on their way to better speech as a result of the state department of education's speech correction program. In Orange county alone, there were 1,461 students enrolled in the speech correction classes last school year, while throughout the state, there were 17 speech correction teachers, with 51,076 students. While the classes do not try for a Harvard accent, they never-the-less attempt, the department said, to teach normal speech to those students with defects. The department said the pattern followed that in past years, with more than three times as many boys and girls exhibiting nervous speech disorders, and more boys than girls handicapped by articulatory defects, whiche include sound substitution, infantile speech, delayed speech and oral inactivity. The classes, the department reports, resulted in improvement for more than half of the students, and completed correction for more than a fifth of those enrolled. Only a small percentage of the students were reported as unimproved. Announcement For Coming Year Dances for the coming year at the local high school been scheduled by the committee with Mrs. Carl L. as chairman. Announced dates begin... LOWER P EASIER CREDI SAVE 50% C CHAIRS! REG. $24 Garey's "Scooped" the terrific buy! We bought factory had at a Big passing our saving r Use these chairs in the television, in the den They're truly "Any They're full size, hard ner-blocked, screwed seats. 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This is second highest award possible and was for the publication of the '48-49 school year. Announce Dances For Coming Year Dances for the coming school year at the local high school have been scheduled by the P.T.A. committee with Mrs. Carl Lemcke chairman. Announced dates begin with the Junior Dance on October 7. The P.T.A. will sponsor another on November 9. Seniors will have charge of one immediately before Christmas vacation on December 16. Juniors will welcome students back to school with a dance January 6. The P.T.A. will have charge February 24 and March 5; Senors, April 14; and Juniors May 17. Mrs. Vick Brown, president of P.T.A., introduced her dance chairman at a recent meeting when the announcement was made. DAUGHAER BORN A daughter was born on Friday, September 23, to Mr. and Mrs. James Renney of 11321 Acacia street, Garden Grove. The little miss, weighing eight pounds and five ounces, was born at St. Joseph hospital. 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