Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ul.. time IS alloted to each of us It IS so qulckly swallowed up by eternity How small the clod of earth IS on whlch you can crawl about remember these thmgs and consider nothing great but this do what nature buds you and suffer what llfe bnngs Wlll always re member takrng two wrestlers to the State Champlon shlps ln Sacramento 1976 Teachmg goals To make students aware that the world dldnt just begun on the day they were born nor wlll rt end when they leave Michael Bridges Mr B Lrkes football baseball Sternbeck novels and travel Advice to CHS students Appreciate every day of your lrfe and the opportunrty It offers Favonte quote Man unlike any other thrng orgamc or Inorganic an the unlverse grows beyond hrs work, walks up the stalrs of his concepts, and emerges ahead of hrs accompllshments Wlll always remem ber my flrst day at Canyon Teachmg goals To facllr tate the educational growth of my students xml... X Carole Burke Lakes travel theater ballet and friends Advice to CHS students When there s no wlnd row Favonte music Tchaikovsky Chopin Favorltelsayrng When lrfe gives you lemons make lemonade Wrll always remember Garmrsch Partenklrchen Teachmg goals To help students develop their potentlals llm Carns Clavls Cleghorn jerk Likes Super Luz ard thruve on the sun and the fun at the Colorado Rrver Advlce to CHS students Roll with the tlde hugh school am t all that bad Favonte type of music KRTH 101 Moldy oldies' Favonte saymg Dont let anyone cross your face Wlll always remember the day my boy was born Teachmg goals Relate' Tom Center Interests my wrfe stanned glass gurls softball team at church Advice to CHS students B aware of llfe and others around you Favonte quote Matthew 633 Wlll always remember Thanksgiving drnner '78 Teachmg goals to become one Nickname Y W Y W- , 2 l l , ll 1 tl ll 4 l ll, H A - l - r , , ll 1 , ,, 1 1 I F . V , 1. Q -1-so-was V l 'F 5 '- l It 'dn l. 4 l Y l , il. .'-5'l'i'c 'ffslltl 'Ji ' . ' J' 1.14 -,i. l -' L,.,4..j'-1 '31 s. -1: 5.2 ,st-951 XA! 15 . , ,L , .g :gi 1 ' ' l lt 1 .1 - I ' ' r 1 1 ' - ' ' Il 1 ' Il . . , - F a I 1 u . . . H . . ,, . .. , . . . . ,, . I . . . . ' - , . . ' - . Il - - If ' ' ' . ll ' - 11 ' II ll Il ' , II ' - , . . , . ' I ' ' ll ' r . . ,, . . I N . . , . . . , ' ' - ll ll - , ' ' f ff ' ' . , , , , . . . . . . . . ' H , , . . , . . H . . . ,, . I . ,, . l H , . . 0 . . , . . . 1 ' - 1 1 . I C Eli IH SH Sl fl Sd S

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gf.. wil H5 3 -fa S959 ii, .I -e I ff- it 1. - , Rl' ' 6 1. Carole Burke- Composition, Science Fiction 2. lim Carns- Physical Education 3. Alice Carroll- Drama, Sophomore English 4. Tom Center- Introduction to Law 5. Shirlee Cherno- Art 6. Nancy Clark- Social Psychology, American Democracy, and Counseling 7. ludy Creedon- Sophomore English, Composition, and Short Story 8. Lance Dinwiddie- Basic Math, Physical Education Opposite Page: Faculty Members Caught in the Actg 1. Mr. Biagiotti, 2. Mr. Behn. el'rQ 'LC

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I i .pug 4 5 fu I 1, . as , wg 1. Scott Driver- Modern World History 2. Lonney Dunbar- Metal, Auto 3. Ray Dunne- United States History 4. Harper Ephrom- State RequirementslHealth 5. Ed Ernst- Woodshop 6. Carol Fragnoli- Basic Composition!Career English, British Litera- ture 7. Cathy Franklin- Developmental Reading, Speed Reading 8. Mary Gallagher- Geometry, ICM!Trigonometry, and Computer Programming Opposite page: Faculty members caught in the actp 1. Ms. Fragnoli 2. Mr. Dunne.