Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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2 Favorate quote Its what you learn after you know at all that really counts Harry Truman Teachang goals To re learn Algebra Il so that the students can understand Tony Mason Lakes sports and my famaly Advace to CHS students Whatever you decade to do be pre pared to take the consequences andfor rewards Fa vorate sayang Always do the best you can wath what you ve got Teachang goals To contanue helpang stu dents Dack McCoun Lakes pontafacatang to Mr Aleccaa and psychologacal hedonasm Advace to CHS students Pursue the unknown end Favorate quote Samuel johnson s You mean you actually read books all the way through? Wall always remember tons of tots Teachang goals To survave wath my mand antact Rack McGuckan Lakes sports that are Centered around the water volleyball and ceramacs Advace to CHS students Place value on thmgs whach are un seen and everlastang Favorate musac country western and country rock Favorate sayang Don t be a veg Wall always remember coachang garls swammang Teachang goals To help students realaze success an thear chosen vocataon Ball McMalIan Lakes my son readang and campang Advace to CHS students Always be on the stage rather than an the audaence Favorate quote Do unto others as you would have them do unto you Wall al ways remember my father Teachang goals To help each student learn to lave an our socaety Nackname Mac loyce Maller Interests playang the paano needlecraft and sewang Advace to CHS students Take advantage of every educataonal opportunaty that you can Favor ate sayang Have a posatave attatude about each task you assume Wall always remember my steno class 2nd peraod Teachmg goals Strave to encourage each student to work to the best of hasfher abalaty Edward O Keefe Lakes radang my three year old Arab stallaon coachang football and stayang sangle Advace ' . ll 1 - ' ' , u 1 ll U . . - . . , . . I , , . . I H . I H , . . Il ' ' fl . . . , , . . ll ' ' , u . , . ll - - ' ll ' , n ' ' , ll ' n - I H ' . H ' ' . ' . ll rr ' - - ll - , . . . . . . . ,, H H . I - , , ll n ' , ' ' , n I ll ' ' If ,, . . . . I H . . . ' . ll ' ' ' - Il n ' , . . - . . . . I N . . , . . . . . . . ,, , , . . ' ,, . . , I- . . . . - N - - h . . . . . . . I , , 271 ELL Eli 'EIEIS HEI HEI

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270 IK . .l-.l.- 1. Liz Orr- Basic Math, Algebra, and A.P. Calculus. 2. lohn Ostlie- Auto. 3. Les Owens- Sophomore English, Short Story. 4. Tim Owens- American Democracy, Modern World History, and Athletics. 5. Irene Panagotacos- German. 6. lim Pendleton- French, Modern World History. 7. Don Pycior- Athletics. 8. Christie Reider- Biology, Chemistry. Opposite page: Faculty members caught in the act, 1. Ms. Reider 2 Mr. L. Owens 3. Mr. T. Owens.

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if 1 272 I I 1. Mark Reider- United States History. 2. Tom Ridley- Band, Developmental Reading. 3. Vicki Ritter- Physical Education, Athletics. 4. Ramon Rodriguez- Spanish 5. Steve Sabins- Modern World History, Athletics. 6. Mike Sayward- Athletics, Spanish. 7. Bob Schermerhorn- American Democracy, Social Psychology. 8. Gail Seal- Biology, Pep Squad. Opposite Page: Faculty members caught in the act, 1. Mr. Reider 2 Mr. Schermerhorn 3. Ms. Seal. Y H