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

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VICE-PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the Class of 1924 I would say in the words of St. Paul, Ye did run well. Do not, however, be satisfied with present attainment. Some may be privileged to continue their studies in institutions of higher learning, some may End it necessary to enter at once some field of labor for self-support, but may you be careful to live the un- selfish life. May you early realize that the life most worth while is that which gives most toward the uplift and wel- fare of his fellow men. Conquering, holding, daring, ven- turing as you go the unknown way, may you ever be ready to ease the load of the weary and make the world better as you journey on your way. BELLA J. WALKER VICE-PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The Senior Class has reached the end of a successful four years. Much that was learned in High School will be forgotten, but every graduate will remember many things which will be useful in making a living, or in mak- ing life richer and better. I hope each one will be able to work hard, play hard, and will have a sound sense of values. To' me, the charm of teaching lies in the contact I have with such a group as we have here at the Ana- heim High School. C. GEORGE HEDSTROM l5l

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FACULTY Mrs. Irene MacLean Swan, Mr. J. A. Clayes, Miss Bella j. Walker, Miss Lucille Bickley Mr. Charles Reinhart, Miss Lucille Perry, Mrs. Ethel jones Caverly, Mrs. Dorothy Peck Mrs. Dorothy Sutherland, Mr. Lawrence Sutherland, Miss Margaret Cameron, Mr. D. F. Lehmer Miss Madeline Conover, Miss Lova Holt, Mr. C. George Hedstrom, Mrs. A. E. Fitzmorris l7l