Anaheim Union High School - Colonist Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Anaheim's High School Principal and MRS. FRIEDA GAY E PRiNciPAi.'s SECRETARY L. FRANK KELLOGG PRINCIPAL ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS The theme ot your annual, which salutes the Anaheim Colonists and the other schools of the Sunset League, characterizes the good sportsmanship which has been an outstanding attribute ot your class throughout your tenure at Anaheim High. Through the years you have grown in stature under the friendly rivalries and spirited competitions that have prevailed. Striving to become champions has been your goal in athletics and in many other different school activities. This is good tor it is one ot the important ingredients in the American Way of Lite. As you tace the future, strive to measure up to your greatest potential, not only in competition in the extra-curricular but also in the important pursuits ot your educational and vocational careers. Continue to take advantage of the many opportunities that will enable you to develop your talents both in school and out. Keep ever in mind that you can become a champion in the classroom and in the work-a-day world as well as on the field ot sport, and that the championship does not have to depend so much on surpassing others as upon being your own best PRINCIPAL selt. I5

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and Active Dean ot Boys, to Help Our We ,aa ffl sgvg: ,ff,v.f.x.i ' if-' t RALPH Ki NGSBURY Attendance Supervisor -ww. .V .V ORVILLE NELSON Attendance Officer Ik? WINIFRED ROBERTS i RICHARD F. RYAN Richard Ryan, accommodating and tair, again served Anaheim High School this year as Dean ot Boys and Vice-Principal. Attendance Secretary Some ot the duties Mr. Ryan has had to deal with this year are the recreation situa- tion and the discipline ot Colonist boys. Extra-curricular advisory activities ot this busy administrator include advising the Col- onist Club Cabinet and instructing the Student Court. For rewarding Richard Ryan tor twenty-eight years ot capable service, the '59 Colonist statt decided to dedicate this years annual to him. All who know this energetic person admire his interest in the students ot the school. As ci final thought tor the year, Mr. Ryan concludes, I feel that the conduct ot the students KAY HERBEL has been much better than in previous years. This is, in large part, due to the class ot '59. Attendance Secretary l7