anaheim-gazette 1953-06-11

Anahiem High School Juniors Honor Graduates With Annual Junior-Senior Prom in HS Patio The music is over but the melody of a gala prom lingers in the memory of some 300 young couples who enjoyed the festivities at the high school on Saturday night when the junior class honored the seniors with a farewell dance prefaced by a buffet tipper on the flower decked patio. Soft light from multi-colored oriental lanterns dimly outlined the dancers as they swayed to the rhythms of the Hill Toppers of Cal Poly in a fantasy "Land of the Setting Sun." The oriental garden illusion was created by a series of Diane Grue-nemay's and Charlyn Schmid's original hand painted murals each of which measured 15 x 20 feet and depicted dragons amid colorful western foliage. A true Chinese pagoda concealed the bandstand while a picturesque miniature bridge claimed the center of the dance floor. Formal Gowns The coronation influenor notably lacking as the Clan Connies gathered in the evening hours at the buffet. 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Pastel off-the-shoulder formal gowns contrasted beautifully with white coats and black ties, and hair decorations ran more to satin ribbons than to glittering coroets. The prom-goers ate by candlelight in the out of doors beneath 10 Japanese lanterns and partook of a lavish array of sliced ham, assorted salads and sandwiches, relishes, cake and punch. A la tradition, the supper was served by the sophomore girls, clad in authentic oriental costumes. Delicious refreshments as well as elaborate decorations were possible in part, according to Mike Gerber, chairman of the prom committee, to economies effected by holding the dance on campus for the first time in six years. Termed an unqualified success by Chester R. Shirk, sponsor in charge, the colorful affair ended at the stroke of midnight with pictures of the handsome couples taken by the school photography department to record the event. YLI Elects Mary Jean Lambert President at General Meeting An extremely full agenda and announcements of wide local interest characterized the general meeting of the Young Ladies Institute which met on Monday evening at the IOOF hall. The following officers were elected to serve the institute during the coming year; past president, Marie Martin; president, Mary Jean Lambert first vice-president, Blanche Hudson; second vice president, Lorraine Revell; recording secretary, Margaret Block; financial secretary, Virginia Mulligan; treasurer, Opal Rimpau; organist, Mae Falk; inside sentinel, Elsie Benner; outside sentinel, Glenna Ranker; marshal, Leta Mae Smith; assistant marshal, Dorothy Butchko; trustees, Wenona Halderman, Maxine Pitcher, Ruth Johnson, Mary Catherine Worden and Betty Dailey. Mary Jean Lambert and Blanche Hudson were delegates elected to attend the grand convention which convenes in Fresno June 27 to July 1. Their alternates are Wenona Halderman and Marie Martin. The installation dinner will be held on Monday, June 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the Greenbrier Inn, Garden Grove. Reservations are being taken by Wynetta Schmidt at Anaheim 5907. Both incoming and outgoing officers have been requested to wear formals. Installation practice for all officers will be held in the IOOF hall on Sunday morning, June 14, after the 10 o'clock mass. In the home of Estella the one held in the house Bener was made by Hudson. She asked that who can be a hostess June card party call Gson at Anaheim 7635. Betty Dailey announced members interested in cord rosa les for misses seas will meet in in the 1004 W. Water st., Finning, June 19 at 7:30 p.m. planning to attend ple chairman Wenona Hall Anaheim 6652. Bonnie Jolissaint, chairman, reported on of Recollection." She said that there is a shortage ofers for the contratermin and that anyone who with this work is asked tact Sister Henrietta. Mary Jean Lambert rethe recent junior chamber merce dinner which was the Elks' club which she dent Marie Martin attenthe purpose of discussfor the fair which is t in July. Announcement was that quarterly commi Anaheim YLI members held in St. Boniface chday, June 28 at 7 o'clock Social Hour The social hour which the meeting was in char Sovinski who was assist leen Looker for Julie dainty dessert was ser tasteful arrangements. E. Zipper coin purse & zipper bill compartment Black or brown. LEATHER WALLETS Here is a Super Value that any Man would be PROUD OF! VALUES $1.99 TO $7.50 Very Special at ... It’s the Brownie Hawkeye Flash Outfit This one package contains everything required for indoor or outdoor snapshooting... including the brand-new Brownie Hawkeye Camera — Flash Model. Complete with manual and book of photo tips, $13.50 inc. Fed. Tax. Camera alone ... $7.20 NEW! Similar to illustration 27 Size Brownie Camera Only $4.75 ELECTRIC RAZOR HEADQUARTERS You can choose from standard brands, such as SHAVEMASTER. The installation dinner will be held on Monday, June 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the Greenbrier Inn, Garden Grove. Reservations are being taken by Wynetta Schmidt at Anaheim 5907. Both incoming and outgoing officers have been requested to wear formalals. Installation practice for all officers will be held in the IOOF hall on Sunday morning, June 14, after the 10 o'clock mass. Recent Card Party A report on the card party held REMOTION Due to our store being torn up for the past several weeks display our huge Spring and Summer stock... thus, we short time to dispose of it. We’re making it worth throwing it all on the bargain tables at FAR BELOW CITY BUY FOR NOW! BUY FOR T SAVINGS UNTIL 36-IN. PLAID COMAL GINGHAM Sanforized Popular fabrics suitable for dresses, skirts, curtains and many other uses. Reg. 79c yd. 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AHEIM — PHONE 2509 72-INCH RAYON NET 17 Popular Colors REG. 79c YD. SALE PRICE $55¢ Yd. 45 INCH NYLONS PRINTS and SOLIDS. Full polls of better nylons. Reg. 11.39 yd. SALE PRICE, Per. Yd. $1.00 NYLON Darning Thread Regular 10c 2 for 5c Anaheim 112 E. CENTER ST. — Jean Lambert General Meeting In the home of Estella Crog, and the one held in the home of Elsie Benner was made by Blanche Hudson. She asked that anyone who can be a hostess for the June card party call Gerry Carlson at Anaheim 7635. Betty Dailey announced that members interested in making cord rosa les for missions overseas will meet in her home at 1004 W. Water st., Friday evening, June 19 at 7:30 p.m. Those planning to attend please phone chairman Wenona Halderman at Anaheim 6652. Bonnie Jolissaint, spiritual chairman, reported on the "Day of Recollection." She announced that there is a shortage of teachers for the contraternity classes, and that anyone who can assist with this work is asked to contact Sister Henrietta. Mary Jean Lambert reported on the recent junior chamber of commerce dinner which was held in the Elks' club which she and president Marie Martin attended for the purpose of discussing plans for the fair which is to be held in July. Announcement was also made that quarterly communion for Anaheim YLI members will be held in St. Boniface church Sunday, June 28 at 7 o'clock mass. Social Hour The social hour which followed the meeting was in charge of Bea Sovinski who was assisted by Eileen Looker for Julie Ryan. A dalty dessert was served amid tasteful arrangements of spring 2 Anaheim Gazette Thursdaay, June 11, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA by outstanding with an elaborate birthday cake claiming the place of honor. Members celebrating their birthdays in June were Glennna Ranker; Rose Mouch, Anita Dixon, and Virginia Mulligan. Those unable to attend were Esther Baggott, Marian Hancin, Marie O'Neill and Nell Robertson. Celebrants were presented with woodfibre camillia corsages and birthday cards by president Marie Martin. Adult Classes Begin June 15 At Anaheim High On next Monday, June 15, a wide variety of adult education courses of special interest to Anaheim home-makers will begin, according to schedules released by William Poulson, principal of Anaheim Union Evening High school. Those interested in registering for the classes may do so by simply reporting to the first meeting of the class. Classes being offered during the summer months are textile painting, lamp shade making, ceramics, rug making, cake decoration, and driver training. Textile painting classes, under the instructorship of Mrs. Carpenter, will meet in room 35 at 2 p.m., and 7 p.m., on Tuesday. Ceramics classes, the only ones beginning at the later date of July 6, will be led by Mrs. Hoskins and will meet in the Illinois street out days. The classes in lamp shade making, under the guidance of Mrs. Alden, will meet in room 35 at 9 a.m., and 7 p.m., on Mondays. Rug making classes will meet in room 35 at 9 a.m., and 1 p.m., on Thursdays under the direction of Mrs. Harrison. Classes in cake decoration, under the direction of Mrs. Curnham, will meet in room 38 at 7 p.m., each Tuesday. Driver education classes, under instruction of Mr. William Hicks, will meet daily from 8 to 4 in room 3. Additional information concerning the above may be obtained by calling the high school at 2231. School Employees Fete Retiring Worker Trio About 35 members of California School Employees association chapter 82, representing classified employees of Fullerton union high school and Fullerton junior college, attended a party recently held in honor of three retiring members; Gus Grunwald and William Potter, who end long periods of service on July 1, and Arthur Marsh, who retired recently. Held in the small dining room at the school cafeteria, the party was conducted under leadership of newly elected officers: Ralph Seward, new president replacing Irene Jones, Jim Yates, vice president, who succeeds Joe Sedgley; new secretary, Gerry Wilson, replacing Myra Fries; and Lella Flynn, who will take Betty McKinley's office as reporter. Mrs. for the fair which is to be held in July. Announcement was also made that quarterly communion for Anaheim YLI members will be held in St. Boniface church Sunday, June 28 at 7 o'clock mass. Social Hour The social hour which followed the meeting was in charge of Bea Sovinski who was assisted by Eileen Looker for Jule Ryan. A dainty dessert was served amid tasteful arrangements of spring flowers. The birthday table was especial- Classes being offered during the summer months are textile painting, lamp shade making, ceramics, rug making, cake decoration, and driver training. Textile painting classes, under the instructorship of Mrs. Carpenter, will meet in room 35 at 2 p.m., and 7 p.m., on Tuesdays. Ceramics classes, the only ones beginning at the later date of July 6, will be led by Mrs. Hoskins and will meet in the Illinois street college at 8:30 a.m., and 6 p.m., on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes- liam Potter, who end long periods of service on July 1, and Arthur Marsh, who retired recently. Held in the small dining room at the school cafeteria, the party was conducted under leadership of newly elected officers: Ralph Seward, new president replacing Irene Jones, Jim Yates, vice president, who succeeds Joe Sedgley; new secretary, Gerry Wilson, replacing Myra Fries; and Lella Flynn, who will take Betty McKinley's office as reporter. Mrs. McKinley continues in office as treasurer. 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