anaheim-gazette 1949-10-27

HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIGHTS By the JOURNALISM CLASS of Anaheim Union High School Homecoming Big Success -- Team Wins; Queen Pretty; Dance Good It was Alumni Night at Anaheim Union High School Friday and everything went the way that made them happy. The Colonists defeated the Downey Vikings; the queen was pretty and her attendants attractive; the buffet was ten times more ample and the dance was good. They watched the game from a reserved section on the 50-yard line and welcomed with applause pretty Carol McDermott, as their first home-coming queen in the history of Anaheim, with her attractive attendants who were Jacqueline Whiteman, Dorothy Mejia, Jeanene Sanders and Bett Siems. After the game they went to the study hall on the patio where a buffet supper was served them at one end of the dance floor while Bob Hayworth's nine piece orchestra played for their dancing from the other end. There they met over heaping plates of chicken, ham, tuna, cheese, potato chips, olives, pickles, punch and coffee, old friends and former classmates. They danced until midnight in a blue and gold decorated room nostalgically reminiscent of younger days. service clubs and community organization meetings in addition to high school assemblies. Following tradition, they will combine with the girls' Mozart Choir for the Christmas presentation of "Gloria." AUHS Change High School Forum To Tuesday Forum night of the Adult Division Anaheim Union High School will be changed from Monday to Tuesday next week when James B. Pond brings his color movies to the high school auditorium. The meeting hour, 7:30 p.m., remains the same. "Jamaica, Island of Contrasts" is the title of the lecturer's presentation which contains commentary as well as pictures. Pond has appeared on many of the country's leading courses: National Geographic Society, popular tourist spots in the West Indies. Blessed with a superb climate, it is a land of contrasts, for in its high mountains one can find at will temperate zone conditions yet the island is lush and tropical. Its scenery is of breathtaking beauty; its people are friendly and colorful. Its British Colonial way of life charms everyone. It has all the ingredients for a fascinating lecture. AUHS AUHS Senior On Radio He got it from among a thousand, did Jack Adams, Anaheim High School senior, when he was invited to appear on a radio program of Hi-Y delegates of southern California recently at the Hollywood "Y Day" in Los Angeles. No one could have been more surprised than Jack who was asked in personal interview his opinions of southern California high schools in general and football in particular. Art Linkletter, radio personality of the Southland, introduced Jack along with such screen personalities as Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyatt and Chill Wills. AUHS Senior Class Enters Float Seniors of Anaheim Union High School will enter a float in the Anaheim Civi Hallowe'en Parade according to an announcement received from Miss Louise Hitt Drama coach, and William Rickle senior class adviser. The float depicting "Soup to Nuts," the senior class play scheduled for November 3 in the high school auditorium, will be entered in division two competing with study hall on the patio where a buffet supper was served them at one end of the dance floor while Bob Hayworth's nine piece orchestra played for their dancing from the other end. There they met over heaping plates of chicken, ham, tuna, cheese, potato chips, olives, pickles, punch and coffee, old friends and former classmates. They danced until midnight in a blue and gold decorated room nostalgically reminiscent of younger days. Eager for a close up of their first queen, they invited the queen and her attendants to "look in on them" from the student dance across the campus in the gym. She did and they were pleased. AUHS 18 Boys Make Harmony Kings Following a week of auditions, 18 boys have been selected for the Harmony Kings, a vocal music organization at Anaheim Union high school. Those who will be appearing at Anaheim civic functions this year as musical entertainers are first tenors: William Wyatt, Craig Bottger, Carle Peterson and Frank Terrin. Second tenors are Duane Duncan, Louis Middleton, Dan Demaree, Jack Conklin and Dale Roberts. Carl Haffield, James Wright, Ronald Schnisger and Milton Peters will be the second tenors. Named basses are Don Meyers, Fred Edwards, Richmond Cray, Dudley Frank and Lloyd Marshall. Miss Gania Demaree and J. W. Williams of the high school music department were the judges. The group will prepare themselves for public appearances at PROUDEST NAME OF ALL TIME! Preferred by Those Who Know Watcher Best! PROUDEST NAME of all TIME! Preferred by Those Who Know Watches Best! ALICE $60.50 14K natural or white gold-filled case. 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AUHS— HS Senior Radio It from among a thousJack Adams, Anaheim school senior, when he was to appear on a radio proHi-Y delegates of southornia recently at the HolY Day" in Los Angeles. He could have been more than Jack who was askpersonal interview his opins southern California high general and football in orr. inkletter, radio personalthe Southland, introduced ing with such screen peras Ronald Reagan, Jane and Chill Wills. AUHS— Senior Class Mers Float of Anaheim Union High will enter a float in the Civi Hallowe'en Parade to an announcement refrom Miss Louise Hitt, coach, and William Rickle, class adviser. float depicting "Soup to the senior class play scheder November 3 in the high auditorium, will be entervision two competing with Ronald Lemcke, Vice-president William Burr, Secretary Betty Seims, and Treasurer Richard Arnold will act in an advisory capacity. AUHS— Square Dance Class at H.S. Night Division Citizens of Anaheim and the surrounding vicinities who have long had a "hankerin'" to learn the new-old square dancing but hate to show their lack of know-how may now enroll for the new class of instruction offered by the Adult Division of Anaheim Uniion High School. Scheduled to begin November 7 and to meet thereafter at 7:30 p.m. in the high school gym, the class will be taught by Mrs. Norma Elliott and Miss Shirley Paiso. Recreational square dancing will still be held at the park, but emphasis of this class is on instruc-tion: Bruin Club Meets At Orange Coast UCLA alumni in Orange county under the auspices of the Orange County Bruin Club had a good "kick-off" Wednesday, October 26, at 7:30 p.m., when they gathered at the Faculty Lounge of Orange Coast College for their first meeting of this year. Sparking this pre-Homecoming-Game-Rally meeting was Fred Huber, Orange County Bruin Club Chairman. 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