anaheim-gazette 1954-09-30

2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE An adopted child has all of the Mr. and Mrs. Lu 7126 Cypress St., because ents of an 8 lb. 12 oz. in St. Joseph hospital d St. Joseph hospital birthplace of the 6 lb. 6 ter born to Mr. and Flatten, of 1189 Chat Sept. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 226 Spruce Dr., welc lb. 14½ oz. daughter in hospital on Sept. 20. 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Under either plan, you get your check—including interest—when all deposits have been made.* Member Federal Reserve System • Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ANAHEIN BRANCH — CENTER AT LEMON — OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL Mr. and Mrs. Lucio Gomez, 7126 Cypress St., became the parents of an 8 lb. 12 oz. daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Sept. 17. St. Joseph hospital was the birthplace of the 6 lb. 6 oz. daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Flatten, of 1189 Chateau st., on Sept. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.' Carter, 226 Spruce Dr., welcomed an 8 lb. 14½ oz. daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Sept. 20. AUHS Graduates Make Good Marks At Occidental Another report of success in college by Anaheim Union High school graduates came this week from Occidental college where five members of the class of 1953 enrolled for their Freshman year last September. These students are Laurel Bohan; daughter of Mrs. Amy Bohan of 9101 Magnolia Ave.; Geraldine Glover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glover, 421 N. Janss; Janet Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Larson, 551 S. Lemon; Shirley Pannier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pannier, 559 S. Ohio and Philip Wright, son of Mrs. Lucille Wright, 617½ N. Philadelphia. A composite grade average of 2.88 which is equivalent to a B and is considered an excellent record, was made by these students according to Osborne Wheeler, college counselor of Anaheim Union High school. In addition to the excellent scholarship record made by these five A.U.H.S., graduates they were also active in many student affairs. Laurel Bohan was active in the A Capella Choir, student church, and served on a committee for May Day. Geraldine Glover was elected to Bengal Board, was active in the May Day committee for May day. Geraldine Glover was elected to Tigah Tap, an honorary sophomore service group, was Resident council representative and active on the student church board. Shirley Pannier was a member of the A Capela Choir, served on the May Day committee, and was active in Student church where... ANAHEIM Charles B. Frank aheim 44 Philip R. Selfridge Geraldine Glover was elected to Bengal Board, was active in the May Day committee for May day. Geraldine Glover was elected to Tigah Tap, an honorary sophomore service group, was Resident council representative and active on the student church board. Shirley Pannier was a member of the A Cappela Choir, served on the May Day committee, and was active in Student church where she acted as vesper organist. Philip Wright was president of his Freshman class, a member of Bengal Board and was elected to Tigar Claw, an honorary sophomore service group. Births On Sept. 19, a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Hutain of 20111 Esperanza Rd. 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