Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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The 1978-1979 LEG EN D Staff Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Photo Editor Activities!Theme Section Senior Section' junior Section Sophomore Section Academics Section Sports Index Photographers Advisor Teresa Cartwright Carole Marion Kathy Hartmann Sue Papera Lisa Cartwright, Editor Annette Doubek Cheryl Masters joNel Nicholson, Editor Arlene johnsonl Cindy Poer Kim Shebanek, Editor Lori jensen Cindy Lopez, Editor Ron Cheser Kris Druilhet, Editor Elaine Crockett Anita Duffy Carey Hayes Bill Holley Shirley Papera Carol Pilkington, Editor Vickie Trachta Pam Yates Dave Hultman Dee Nicholson jeff Wood Vince Aleccia The 1978-79 Legend staff would like to give a special thank-you to the following individuals for their contributions toward the completion of this book: Dave Shively for his creative talents on our cover and division pages, Mike Yasuda, john Higa, and Ken Robillard for their magical touch with the camera, Our Representative Greg Hemsoth for always being there when we had a problem or when it was deadline tirneg Albert and james Photography Studios and Herff jones Yearbook Company, And Sally Schultz, student body bookkeeper, for being diligent, patient, and putting up with our many needs. 323

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IT'S GVER? IT CAN'T BE! ARE YOU SURE? Those are the words that have been going through my mind for the past few days. It is such a sad feeling to see something that you struggled to make work, for the past seven months, suddenly end. I'II never forget my year as Editor-in-Chief. It opened my eyes to many aspects of human nature. As Editor, I had the task of trying to keep everything running smoothly. My staff all worked hard so I had no really major problems twell, not manyj. It was a switch not to have a certain section to work on. Instead, I had a better job, to make sure everything went in. Motivation became my number one problemp it is so hard to motivate twenty- five people who have no previous experience. With their eagerness to learn, however, this was slowly overcome. g I if g I I Shortly after school had gbegungwel we-tel uriderwlayz The first deadline of course came up so fast that we were balreIy1-heady-totitg ,,.1A two weeks before the deadline I began to, as the staff ,put it, gfflive, During the year, I found myself in fits of rages and anger that I 'II would take a few smooth days and some comforting words from myffrienidsiitoffmake- me relax and want to go back into room 403. I it l,t. I The staff soon got used to staying until 9:00 p.mf, onschool holidays, skipp- ing classes, giving up their lunch hour and even a few' Saturdays Ijust for good mea- surej. A few' phrases became well used such as, When's theipizza coming? or Who's going to get the donuts? As you can tell, annual staffers donfthave the best diet in the world. In addition, many 'other phrases became -widespread such'jas, There are no more candid shots, AlI15the 'identification stickers are gonel! , took' the Proper Cropper? , Someone stolerpyffgrease pencil, WiIl you checklrny Iigyqgt, l-, 7lferesa? , My picture is missing, YouII's,peIIed my name wrong, e I' need a Pica rigiler,ff7:3'f,li'ne'ed the.whitejo'ut, fand most used one, I need a pass back to class. Thdseare just a few ofthe better . Sfbmgl are not even printable, but, that's life tat least that's what people sayj. 'lr I I ' ' ' Halfway through thegyear,'Ilfsstarted' keeping stats for the varsity basketballteam just tothave an outlet fromfannutal, SI, soon found out that this also held a lotsof' pifessures too. It soonbecame an assetiQtHoughjp..l was able to release my aggressionsjand get can- did shots, team shots, and a' Ioti of thecopy written. Since I wentto every game I knew whofdidiwhat and how weII.1y I As,- ff Il'i - ,. I feel so funny writing this letterjiltlebiiuse I do not want this yeaIr,tb'Ienid. Idenjoyed school so much, I never wanted it'tdfendiVltvvas so hard for meto givetup the staff members from '78. I don't know Howiilllfwill doit this year: Not many people really know about the annual staffgfbutl I doj.,WThey1:are ia, very special groupof people, whose friendship lfll cherish ,.fQfQVE'f:-,QUT school year actually ended in March so twe've been sitting around trying.to',tl1Qittk iofg things to Ido, It is so hard to think thatitis all over. I've already mtadegthis jyl. letterlehgetltharn'fiigwanted 'ug' top it is just so hard IGISIZY' goodbye. My staffers are such ffWi'I'd,ja'nfd'il,CraZy ,Peoplefft and I enjoyed working.'witI1-ithenileall. I've enjoyed my three year,s1eiQfQCanyon,,and II' to take thistime tofthsank everyone -who put up with my staffers and megl after.1all,g5yve were dolingsj-,ityaillI':for',ypuAQ'I hope you enjoy the book as much as we enjoyed it. Have a 1 ' Editor-in-Chief I Teresa Cartwright