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High School Candidates (Continued from Page 1-A) the board policies should reflect the educational wishes of the community. A. S. Hecht Jr. "I have been complacent long enough. It is not a privilege, but a duty to serve on the Anaheim Union High School District Board of Trustees." This is the way Albert S. Hecht Jr. looks at his decision to seek one of the four seats on the board. He also feels there is a flagrant use of power and direction by school boards, not particularly Anaheim's, to go to the teacher's level. He feels that teachers are not being represented properly at the school board level. As he puts it, "You should go down on the production line and take a look." Ben Shroeder Incumbent, Ben Shroeder is seeking his second term on the Anaheim Union High School Board. During the past four years he has earned a reputation for his forthright viewpoints on how the district should be operated. Shroeder, who is sales manager at Electra Motors, views the operation of the district as an $8 million business, and he points to his past record as an indication of how his actions have reflected his viewpoint. The record shows that he and other board members have con- craft, Waliga is a member of the Anaheim Boosters Club and the Anaheim Lodge No. 1345, B.P.O. Elks. He has also held industrial positions as a tool, machine and methods designer. "I can't get anything done, so I am running for both boards," Ward said. Mrs. J. Brooks Mrs. John W. Brooks is the only woman seeking a seat on the Anaheim Union High School Board of Trustees. She believes that students in the district be given a basic education, emphasizing academic studies, but tailored to meet the requirements of the individual students. She also believes in well-trained, and adequately paid teaching and administrative staffs. She feels that the best physical facilities and equipment should be made available to the teachers and students of the district. Mrs. Brooks was born in Marceline, Missouri, where she attended public schools. She attended the University of Southern California and has lived in California since 1930. She has been a resident of Orange County since 1949. Don R. Langson Builder, developer and businessman Don Langson is seeking his second term on the Anatrict Board of Trustees. heim Union High School Dis- Bank Manager Selected as Vice President JACK TROUT Jack Trout, manager of the Anaheim branch of Home Savings and Loan Association, has elected an assistant vice president in the firm, Kenne D. Childs, president, has a nounced. Trout became manager of the Anaheim office of the nation's largest savings and loan association last August, and prized that had served as assistant to the manager there since November 1959. Under Trout's leadership, the Anaheim branch of Home Savings years he has carried a reputation for his forthright viewpoints on how the district should be operated. Shroeder, who is sales manager at Electra Motors, views the operation of the district as an $8 million business, and he points to his past record as an indication of how his actions have reflected his viewpoint. The record shows that he and other board members have constructed numerous schools, improved business procedures, set textbook policies, and lowered the total tax rate even though enrollment has increased from 6,000 to 16,000 students. He also shows the district has kept high school students from double sessions. Dr. C. Ross Dean Dr. C. Ross Dean, a veterinary practitioner and resident of Anaheim for the past 10 years, is seeking a seat on the Anaheim Union High School Board of Trustees for two reasons. First, for the next seven years he'll have one of his children attending a district school, and the second is that he "wants to see all of the children of our community" have excellent educational advantages. He strongly feels that the teacher-student relationship is the heartbeat of the school system, and that the heartbeat must be felt by a high morale of teacher and student, a loyal school spirit and a keen desire for knowledge on the part of the student. He adds, "With this kind of teamwork, we can have the best school system of our entire nation." Andrew Waliga Jr. "I have a strong personal conviction that membership on the board requires complete dedication to those sound educational principles which best serve the interests of the individual and our country," stated Andrew Waliga Jr. He believes teachers should be as free as possible from non-teaching assignments. Waliga has resided in Anaheim for the past 6½ years with his wife and two children. Don R. Langson Builder, developer and businessman Don Langson is seeking his second term on the Anatrict Board of Trustees. The former World War II flver feels that the present incumbents on the board can show their record of accomplishments and that the citizens in the district can judge from this record if they wish them re-elected. This record includes construction of schools, streamlining of business operations, keeping all senior high schools from double sessions, and lowering the tax rate even though enrollment has jumped enormously. Langson, like the other incumbents, views the operation of the district as an $8 million buusiness. He feels that this is one of the most important considerations that can be made by a board member. Royal Marten "We've still got a long way to go and we're not through vet." That's the way Royal Marten summed up his views about the Anaheim Union High School Board of Trustees he has served on for the past four years. Marten reviews the task of operating the district with enthusiasm and feels there is "no drudgery" involved. He said he enjoys working with the other board members because of the "spirit and cooperation." Marten has spent nearly his complete life with schools and school operation. He has been a teacher of practically all levels and presently is a sociology and history instructor at Santa Ana College. Bob Wetzler Bob Wetzler, builder, developer, realtor, is well-known in Anaheim for his participation in civic affairs. A candidate for the Anaheim Union High School District Board of Trustees. Trout became manager of the Anaheim office of the national largest savings and loan association last August, and prior to that had served as assistant to the manager there since November 1959. Under Trout's leadership, the Anaheim branch of Home Savings is playing a helpful role in the community. The office personnel recently received a "Outstanding Citizenship Award" from the United Fund for their 100 percent participation in the past fund drive. In addition, Trout reports that some 15 local civic groups use the office's recreation room for their meetings. These organizations include the Orange County Apartment Owners Association and the Anahe Business and Professionals Women's Club. Anaheim Man Seeks $60,000 A 33-year-old mentally fit competent Anaheim man has filed suit for malicious assault and battery against the City of Anaheim and two park employees. James V. Hancock, 33, 862 Los Angeles St., filed suit through his guardian, Julie Hancock, for $798 medical expenses, $50,000 general damages and $10,000 punitive damages. He claims he lost an ear and suffered a brain concussion among other injuries. Harold Stroch Basic qualifications for board candidate should be knowledge of business and education. Candidate for the Anaheim Union High School District Board of Trustees Harold Stroch firmly believes in the requirements and can produce a record of his past experience. conviction that membership on the board requires complete dedication to those sound educational principles which best serve the interests of the individual and our country," stated Andrew Waliga Jr. He believes teachers should be as free as possible from non-teaching assignments. Waliga has resided in Anaheim for the past 6½ years with his wife and two children and has been a California resident for 11 years, coming from Farrell, Pa. His son, Richard, graduated from Anaheim High and his daughter, Cheryl, is a senior at Anaheim High School. An engineer at Hughes Air- Above this season's Chanel fashions, a cream puff of a hairdo matches the ease of the fluid silhouette. Free flowing peplum bang and winged sides combine for the casual look... VIRGINIA'S Please Call for Appointment KE 3-3689 KE 5-1629 Harold Stroch Basic qualifications for board candidate should be knowledge of business and education. Candidate for the Anaheim Union High School District Board of Trustees Harold Stroch firmly believes in the requirements and can produce a record of his past experience to show that he is solidly qualified in these areas. He is presently an associate professor of engineering at Los Angeles State College, and had 10 years of experience in industry. This included employment at North American... Anaheim City School Candidates Breakfast Lions Club, Sons of Italy, Yale Club of California and the Orange County Mental Health Association. Marcus believes that the primary goal of the educational system is to achieve academic mastery. G. C. Easton Anaheim City Elementary School Trustee George C. Easton has announced his candidacy for another term because "I feel that I'm qualified to help as a businessman and I feel it's my civic duty." The secretary-manager of the Yorba Orange Growers Association, he believes the prime goal of the educational system is to teach academically. He believes in the eternal, constant truths as found in the Bible as opposed to the relative truths. "I am not a fundamentalist," Easton said. "I am a Christian." Easton, who lives at 638 Pine Way, is a graduate of Oregon Agricultural College, class of 1927. The school is now Oregon State College. Glen W. Yerdon "It is imperative in today's times that our educational system be constantly upgraded to meet the ever-increasing demands of our expanding technology," declared Glen W. Yerdon, who is seeking one of the four vacancies on the Anaheim Elementary School Board. "The highest standards must be maintained," Yerdon said, "and adequate facilities and techniques made available to its teachers and administrators. To provide these things within a reasonable tax structure, we must continue to have good management on the school boards. Good education—good American education—is one of this country's best weapons against the growth of Communism." Yerdon, 38, chief administrative engineer, Nortronics, a division of Northrop Corp., in Anaheim, lives with his wife and two children at 2331 S. Redwood. Harold Baum or the American Civil Liberty Union, nor is he sympathetic their cause. R. E. Carlberg Robert Eugene Carlberg head of Shop I at Annapolis High School for the past years, is a candidate for a elementary school district school. Carlberg, father of children: Nancy, eighth grade at Trident Junior High; Fifth grader at Clara H School, and Andrew, months old, lives with biased Evelyn and the family at Beacon St. He was born in Los Angeles 39 years ago and is a graver of Inglewood High and Peabody College with a B.A. in mathematics. Carlberg has been comp... S. J. PAWLOWSKI The appointment of Stanley J. Pawlowski as manager of the new United States National Bank office in Anaheim was made today by E. C. Aldrich, regional vice president of the bank. In making the announcement, Aldrich stated that Pawlowski had been with the bank nearly eight years and has lived in Anaheim for the past five years. Pawlowski has been in the bank's Orange office for the past four years, most recently as assistant manager. During that time he was a member of the board of governors of the Kiwanis Club in Orange and a member of the board of the American Institute of Banking. He resides at 1512 Dogwood with his wife Theresa and their daughter Anita. The new bank, located on Center St., just east of Lemon, will be open on May 12. Ballots Ballots on which independent walnut growers may vote for one nominee for a grower member position and one nominee for an alternate grower member position on the Walnut Control Board are available at the Orange County office of the Agricultural Extension Service, 1104 W. 8th St. Santa Ana. DR. C. ROSS DEAN for Anaheim U.H.S. Board of Trustees Sunday School Superintendent Member of the Board Directors of the Fair Service Association orange County Past President of Roanoke Shriner DEAN says: "New ideas are necessary for educational growth shall work to improve our nels of communication between teachers and board in order to develop new ideas." Vote Tuesday, April Harold Stroch rec qualifications for a candidate should be a graduate of business and education candidate for the Anaheim High School District of Trustees Harold firmly believes in these elements and can produce proof of his past experience that he is solidly qualified in these areas. is presently an associate director of engineering at Los Angeles State College, and has 5 years of experience in this area. This included eminent at North American. Ballots Ballots on which independent walnut growers may vote for one nominee for a grower member position and one nominee for an alternate grower member position on the Walnut Control Board are available at the Orange County office of the Agricultural Extension Service, 1104 W. 8th St., Santa Ana. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY Dedicated service for more than a quarter century KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM Candidates for the American Civil Liberties Union, nor is he sympathetic to their cause. R. E. Carlberg Robert Eugene Carlberg, head of Shop I at Anaheim High School for the past five years, is a candidate for an elementary school district seat. Carlberg, father of three children: Nancy, eighth grader Trident Junior High; Kathy, sixth grader at Clara Barton School, and Andrew, seven months old, lives with his wife Lelyn and the family at 1782 Macon St. He was born in Los Angeles years ago and is a graduate Inglewood High and Pepperone College with a B.A. degree in mathematics. Carlberg has been completing work for his administrator's credentials at Orange County State College. McKay Mitchell McKay Mitchell has filed as a candidate for trustee of the Anaheim School District. Mitchell is a graduate of the College of Mine and Mineral Industries of the University of Utah and has done graduate studies at the Colorado School of Mines, UCLA, UCSB, USC and Loyola University of Los Angeles. He is on the staff of the Industrial Relations Center of Loyola and has taught in the Extension Division of UCLA. Mitchell is coordinator of the Governor's Industrial Safety Conference and a district engineer for the California Department of Industrial Relations, where he is in charge of training and education. In the latter role, he has just completed giving a driver improvement course to the more than 600 drivers of the department throughout the state. David Snow Candidate for another term on the Anaheim City School Board of Trustees is David M. Snow, 1228 E. Wilhelmina St. Snow, 36, has been married 15 years and has two children, 13 and 9. He has been a resident of Anaheim the past 10 years. He has held for the past 10 years a responsible engineering position as corporation director of industrial relations, director of administration, and his present position of assistant to the president of American Electronics. Snow has lectured before numerous colleges, universities, and business groups throughout the nation on human relations. He is a consultant for several industrial organizations. DR. C. ROSS DEAN Through ninety years of service we have proved to thousands of Orange County families that DR. C. ROSS DEAN for Anaheim U.H.S. Board of Trustees Sunday School Superintendent Member of the Board of Directors of the Family Service Association of Orange County Past President of Rotary Shriner DEAN says: "New ideas are necessary or educational growth. I shall work to improve channels of communication between teachers and the board in order to develop new ideas." Vote Tuesday, April 18 Through ninety years of service we have proved to thousands of Orange County families that "It Costs No More to Have the Finest" They know the loving and lasting memory of a memorial service held in our beautiful chapel, under the sympathetic guidance of dedicated men and women who are residents of their own community. BTK BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1879 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM Prospect 2-1617 Whatever the race, it's always a photo finish. Whatever the race, it's always a photo finish. The showplace of Southern California racing Los Alamitos RACE COURSE 25 days of exciting quarter horse racing Apr. 10 - May 8 Daily except Sunday DAILY DOUBLE ... 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