anaheim-gazette 1952-06-11

6 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1942 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA LARGEST CLASS in the history of St. Boniface Parochial school is shown above. Numbering 43, the students will take leave of the school LEGION AWARDS—Elen Holderwith receives her American Legion citizenship award from Maj. Charles Schmitt, local Legion adjutant, during ceremonies held at St. Boniface school. The award winners are, from left, Richard Muckenthaler, Bill Sitter, Miss Holderwith and Suzanne Donaldson. Important Items To be Discussed At Retail Meet Announced by Chairman Walter Swanberger as the most important meeting of the year, the regular monthly breakfast get-together of the Retail division of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for breakfast tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. at the Dorothy-Wade Dinner House 1418 E. Center st. Bulletins announcing the meeting have been sent to all members of the Retail division and a large turnout is expected. The meeting will be devoted entirely to business. Merchants will tackle such problems as these: 1. What days shall be set aside for Fall Dollar Days? 2. What will be done about Christmas lighting? 3. Shall we continue with Santa Claus and the Christmas Gift Hunt? and 4. How will we raise the money to pay for these promotions? In announcing the meeting, Chairman Swanberger and vice chairmen Oscar Solter and Jack Ballard point out that this is the meeting in which every merchant has a chance to express his or her opinion on these vitally important subjects. Properly processed whale meat is hard to distinguish from beef, says the National Geographic Society. Tell the world you're from CALIFORNIA Tell the world you're from CALIFORNIA Always carry Bank of America TRAVELERS CHEQUES Blue and gold Bank of America Travelers Cheques are issued by California's statewide bank. They're acceptable throughout the world and proclaim you a careful Californian for they protect your travel funds against loss or theft. Buy them at any Bank of America branch or through other authorized selling agencies. 75 cents per $100. MERCHANT FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ZION GRADUATES—Shoot ten students graduated last Lutheran school: first row Lugar, salutatorian; Carde dictorian; and Sally Conn Outstanding Student Commencement In accordance with a tradition at Fullerton junior college for speakers, members of the graduating class, will be heard at the 38th Commencement June 13, stead of an outside speaker. Each of the speakers will discuss one phase of a general theme "We Ask You??," four pertinent questions facing graduates in the times. This year's speakers are Ma Carlson (Fullerton), who will speak on "What Is Indispensable?"; John Kroeger (Fullerton) whose topic is "What Is Intelligence?"; Connie Woods (Anaheim) discussing "What Are We Looking At?"; and Kenneth Bem (Fullerton) asking "What Can We Believe." Miss Carlson, who will spee leave of the school in ceremonies tomorrow evening. Boniface to Graduate Largest Class in History of the School graduating class at St. Boni-Poochlal school, for whom encement exercises will be tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., num-43 and is the largest grading group to leave the school 22-year history. The first graduating in 1931, number-ly 10 students. graduation sermon will be read in St. Boni-Pooch church Lake, Patrick Lehr, David Menasco, Norbert Muckenthaler, Ronald Neumann, Ronald Pinchot, Jim Rau, Joseph Reza, Donald Simeon; Bill Sitter, Michael Stehley, Terry Tangney, LaVerne Weaver, Joe Peralta, Marian Buvinich, Sylvia Castillo, Charlene Chapman, Judy Coan, Antonit De Casas, Joan De Connick, Kay Donaldson, Joan LINCOLN GRADUATES — Shown above are grade graduates of Lincoln school, who were awa Lincoln School Graduates 34 Sixth Graders Thirty-four sixth grade students and their teacher, Mrs. Cecella Barnes were honored today at a graduation program sponsored by the Lincoln P-TA. This group, the class of 1952, is the first to have graduation exercises in the new Lincoln cafeterium. Mrs. James Wilson presented Troop 45 with Girl Scout awards, and James Wilson, coordinator for P-TA! Those graduating ad derson, Tommy And gnia Arriga, Barbara Sharon Bonner, Jean bert Castro, Linda Deeny, Gene Fishbeck rich, Paul Gonzales, L in, Darlene Hein, Mary sell Kelley, Pauline Haywood Dewey, Lin Spencer Leaker, Ge Norman Montague, G Patty Perez, Jeff Qu graduating class at St. BoniParochial school, for whom enforcement exercises will be tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., num43 and is the largest grading group to leave the school 22-year history. The first graduation in 1931, numberly 10 students. graduation sermon will be read in St. Boniface church Rev. Father Patrick Pierse will be followed by the Benenion of the Blessed Sacrament. Graduates are Edward Bain, Birchall, Larry Casey, Jack n, Andrew Ersek, John Galtr, David Huarte, Donald Lake, Patrick Lehr, David Menasco, Norbert Muckenthaler, Ronald Neumann, Ronald Pinchot, Jim Rau, Joseph Reza, Donald Simeon; Bill Sitter, Michael Stehley, Terry Tangney, LaVerne Weaver, Joe Peralta, Marian Buvinich, Sylvia Castillo, Charlene Chapman, Judy Coan, Antonit De Casas, Joan De Connick, Kay Donaldson, Joan Faessel, Marguerite Hernandez, Elen Holderith, Patricia Landon; Shifley Ann Jamison, Jacqueline Lampher, Karen Lenain, Mary Matejka, Theresa Metzger, Caroline Palm, Antonia Reveles, Phyllis Santibanez and Jill Warnes. GRADUATES—Shown above are the students graduated last night from Zion eran school; first row, from left, Joyce r, salutatorian; Carol Wilkirson, valerian; and Sally Cordes; second row, GAZETTE PHOTO BY KREIDT Robert Cole, Walter Niewohner, David and Dan Claypool; third row, Martin Mittman, Walter Knigge, school principal, David Koeppen and Gene Newkirk. Tustin Firm Named For County Audit GRADUATES—Shown above are the students graduated last night from Zion Meran school: first row, from left, Joyce Carr, salutatorian; Carol Wilkirson, valedictorian; and Sally Cordes; second row, Understanding Students to Deliver Commencement Addresses at FJC Last, is also this year's recipient of the Kappa Lambda Sigma service sorority's coveted annual medal to the woman student who has contributed the most to the junior college. She has been president of the Associated Women Students this year and is a member of Theta Nu Theta, service sorority; Di Gamma Nu Alpha, and Alpha Gamma Sigma, junior college scholarship fraternity. An elementary education major, Miss Carlson has also been active in numerous other activities at the junior college. She has also received a scholarship to Whittier college. John Kroeger has served his sophomore year as Student Body treasurer. A member of Alpha Gamma Sigma, scholarship society, he is an engineering major. He was cited by the engineering department as an outstanding student in that field. Miss Woods, an art major, was cited this year as an outstanding student in the creative arts field. She was art director of the 1952 Tustin Firm Named For County Audit Audit of Orange county's schools and records will be done this year by H. Louis Hanson and Arthur Peterson who have a Tustin accounting firm. Grand jury foreman Jack Sargent reported the selection of Hanson and Peterson. For the past several years a Santa Ana auditing firm has made annual audits of the county's books. If You Drink! Don't Drive Annual Torch, the junior college yearbook. She is a member of Phi Alpha Omega service sorority. The fourth speaker, Kenneth Beamis, is a theology major. He has been president and chairman of the Inter-Varsity Christian club. CHOKED with stomach GAS? THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are just solid indigestion. When it strikes, take Bell-and-table. 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