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

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-1- ----------- A ---- -I- Eln illllvmnriam WALTER SPAETH - - - MRS. EDNA MILLS CURTIS - ALBERT MESSERSCHMIDT - NORMAN MAJONNIER - FRANK SCHACHT - - JULIAN HO CONRAD DORCAS NEFF ARTHUR F. JAMES HOWARD FANNIE WILEY MARGARET ROY BETZSOLD ESTHER ALICE RUTH RIC VVILSON - - LULA W HELEN LUND - - FRANCES PICKLESIMER - ALBERTA WALLACE - ALFRED MORALES - ROBERT BECK - - - WILLIAM DE SOMBRE, Jr. . BURDETTE FISCUS - -

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I. I N' W, Q 'I' fi, f , A rf . s U .. 'J N 1 S If ,A ,. fig! N .jx . ' is A-4 T P' .....1 Ir- f.1.': ...au 1 t ' we .. S '4v4vf4 4'fZ4.'AA' '4'4 4.'lA'4'4'..'. A'4'4'4'Z'f.'Z4v.-44' ' '45 244' v 'IQL ' QDLII' Grnmth C14 History of Our Schooll By Our Vice-Principal --.011 As an outgrowth of the public school system, our high school was organized in 1898, under the management of the Board of Education of the grammar school. The new high school held its sessions in two rooms in the upper story of the old Central School building and was presided over by C. F. Evans. He and one other teacher cared for the needs of the new school. By 1901 the school had outgrown its accommodations, and under Fred G. Athearn, himself a product of Anaheim, purchased the site where now stands the Fremont Intermediate School and put up the central part of that building. This building provided for seven teachers and class rooms and was believed adequate for the needs of the school for years to come. Mr. Athearn was followed by C. E. Taylor, H. F. Pinnell. and Miss Inez Paton, of whose administrations we are able to End no record. ' a e ' c' 1 o t When, in 1905, J. F. Walker bec m prin ipa f he school, there were seventy- nine students enrolled in the student the school was a district school and was easily housed in the 1908 Loara district was pronounced a part of the high school joined us by petition. By 1910 we had outgrown the well as for a richer course of study for manual training and domestic tion was also added to the sisterl of mathematics, English, 1911 music and the commercial for by a faculty of ten doing his work as principal. In 1911, the school had the district for fE150,000 sold to the grammar school and a group of six pleted until March of 1 for more room as auditorium and rooms building. Physical educa- course of study had con- , and history. In these subjects were cared who taught science besides VVHS 3. ildings The old building was f the present site were purchased, i building was not com- English I. and English III. that it was necessary to bond bu. . ' . . o rooms was left out, and these rooms were used for a study hall. We now said that we were provided for for years to comeg in fact, there were CContinued on page one hundred twenty-threel 'WBLUE IQQB ootn