anaheim-gazette 1952-10-30

1952 SLICK CHICKS—Miss Slick Chick of 1952, Frances Hurtado, won her right to reign over the Hallowe'en festival over the other 19 contestants shown above. From left, Shirley Williams, Linda Heffern, LeDema Lattin, Gerry Dupuis, Betty Jahe Murray, Barbara Chmiel, Zoe Ann Mitchell, Ruth Hamic, Ruth Raum, Rosetta Smith, Dolores 1951 CHICKS — The all-important costumes in the Slick Chick contest of 1951 were still in the making when this shot of the contenders was taken early in October, 1951. With the girls are, center, Mike Casey, movie actor and MC for the contest, Marguerite right, and Mrs. Martha Schleit. BEARDED NORCRAFTERS—Looks like Northrop Anaheim can turn out beards just as handily as rangefinders, as bearded hopefuls in the Hallowe’en Whiskerino contest give the photog a worm’s eye view of their respective bushes. Beginning at lower right and moving clockwise. BEARDED NORCRAFTERS—Looks like Northrop Anaheim can turn out beards just as handily as rangefinders, as bearded hopefuls in the Hallowe’en Whiskerino contest give the photog a worm’s eye view of their respective bushes. Beginning at lower right and moving clockwise, they are Howard Dicus, Chester Janis, Dick Hulbert, Bob Daugherty, Ted Tremble, Jack Smith, Albert Gómez, F. E. Smith, J: E. Smith, Irwin Ables, Chuck Tuma, Fred Unmack, Charles Holiday, Bill Carey and Bob Thomas. AN INVITATION to attend the 1951 Hallowe’en Pageant and Parade was extended by the Slick Chick hopefuls of last year as shown above. That they were hard to turn down is attested by the app who showed up for the event Hallowe’en. Pool, Shirley Newman, Georgia Jackson, Maryann Ferrell, Darlene Mello, Ellen Marie Reece, Onda Foster, Suzanne Summa, Frances Hurtado and Myra Gunter. Slick Chick Chairman Vera Auest is at right center, near mike. ART CRITICS—The judging the Kiddie last year fell to the Aber of Commerce, san ed at front, left, is worth, 1951 Jaycee pr the contest, Marguerite Coons, co-chairman, to his and Mrs. Martha Schumacher, co-chairman; to his AROO COURT—The guys suspended in the cage above Center st. were some of the recalcitrants who failed to either grow beards or wear Smooth-ittons. The same fate is promised for any of theiriors caught next Saturday during the celebration. HE THOUGHT THEY WERE KIDDING—Dire things happen to a man who fails to enter into the spirit of Lowen in Anaheim. Top picture, Bob Roßsberg, P. T., T. manager here, figures the guys are kidding as threaten to throw him in the Elks club fish pond forure to grow a beard or wear a Smooth-puss button. ART CRITICS—The job of conducting and judging the Kiddie Window Art contest last year fell to the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce, same as this year. Seated at front, left, is Dr. Warren Hollingsworth, 1951 Jaycee president, who is chairman of the contest this year. His wife is at his left. Last year's chairman, Fred Davis, now deceased, is second from right of the picture. The other Jaycees and their wives shown in the picture assisted in the difficult job of judging. ber of Commerce, same as this year. Seated at front, left, is Dr. Warren Hollingsworth, 1951 Jaycee president, who is chairvis, now deceased, is second from right of the picture. The other Jaycees and their wives shown in the picture assisted in the difficult job of judging. DING—Dire things can enter into the spirit of HalBob Rossberg, P. T., and boys are kidding as they club fish pond for fall-mouth-puss button. Mid- dle picture, his assurance leaves him as "the boys" let loose their holds and Bob heads for the drink. Lower picture, I guess you meant it." Bob concedes from the habitat of the finny ones. The pictures don't lie—it all happened, all right, but in 1947.