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

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ADMINISTRATION Conquest rs the theme that rs paramount rn thls 1938 Annual a broad term rn deed but one nicely adapted rn consrder mg that thrs book s purpose rs to present the conquests of the student body oxer 1 year s problems and purposes We hope too a year crowded wrth much happrncss and accomplishment lor to conquer wrth out happrness would brrng but poor sat rsfactnon The Senrors of 1938 whose re sponsrbrlxty lt IS to produce thrs volume may be yustly proud of the results a fine book rn whrch rs set forth the llght and shadow the ebb and flow of the trde of school lrfe Soon they must learn to trrm thelr sails to meet the vrcrssrtudes of he weather to be encountered when they launch their barges on Lrfe s sea whrch 15 just outside thus safely landlocked harbor Whrle former xolumes of the annual haxe dealt wrth the transrtron from the old to the new progress wrll not permit us to stop rn our plan for betterment of facrlrtles and housrng The first unrt of the hne S265 000 gymnasnum was made available to the student body at the begrn nrnq of the basketball selson It gue them a playlng, floor space S40 x 120 feet The second unrt now under constructlon wrll make amrlable to the grrls 1 practrce room 46 x 80 feet wrth dressmg rooms BELLA J WALKER Gurls Vlce prmclpal showers and coaches quarters suthcrent to take care of a consrderable Increase ox er today s enrollment The third unlt which rs somethmg wrth whxch the future wrll haxe to reckon w1ll be the boys shower and dressing rooms and a swrmmrni., pool There were few changes rn personnel durrng the 1937 38 school year Miss Callahan was transferred to the socul scrence depirtment Mr Royal C Marten takrng the posrtnon rn the orrentltron de Advlsmg students as whrch course they should ollow In their hoqh school career and also carrying out Important aet nvwtues dnrectly related to student affairs Nlnss Walker has been a meal msprratuon

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PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE ln otfermg, thns xolume the Cllss of 1958 has forged mother llnk rn the has tory of An lherm Umon High Sthool Conquest the theme of your flnnual gn es you a xude latltude but stnll 1 hne field of endeaxor The Good Book has told us somethrng., luke thls He that conquereth himself rs greater thin he that taketh a Cl y That then my dear young frrends should be your first engagement self mastery Your class motto Let Lxfe he what vue make rt rs a challenge to each one of you betause you tan make your lrfe what you vull rf you haye the will to do rt So vuth conquest and lxfe may God teach you the true meanmg of success and happmess U3 17111879 bert zzzlhel Prlnclp A CLAYES and District Superintendent Administering quietly a n d effectively r Clayes has been the guld mg hand to help us In our conquest of today 11 , l . . V . u 2 y W Y 2 . , . I . - V ' V ' Y ' V v D ' I v 4 1 X l '. V h 1 S 1 Y ' , ' z I , 2 p rv 4 , , ' f , l ' X y, r v - A I ' Q Y e v ' f ' v I . v y v' ' V - v' ' I y . . 1 1 . . I - 1 1 nv ' J. A. CLAYES A J. . .aI . ,. . ' 1- Q., A A t . 1, m , ff ' , 1, .Y di 'WA I , r, I ' . M . .

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L FRANK KELLOGG partment and Miss Llly E Hansen and Mlss osephme Derxgo jomed the muslc and physlml eduutxon departments re spectnely Mr W R l'ocht became 1 member of the 'ldmlnnstratne staff nn charge of ittendmce as well as assummg classes ln mathematlcs and Mr Chester R Shlrlx yomed the faculty at mud term asslstmg 10 the mathematlcs and physrcal educatlon departments The currlcula has been broadened sex er1l new classes bemg ADMINISTRATION offered this year lncludnng wood shop for gurls and 1 foods class for boys Mr I. lranl. Kellogg boys uce P1'lI1LlPll was ppolnted to serxe as the lctlng prmcu al durmg the latter plrt of the term because of the lllness of the prlnclpll The student gox ernment has functloned xery S?lIlSf1LIOI'lly under the leadership of the student tommlssloners mth the hne tooperatlon of the student body IS a whole Whlle not 1 yur of thamplon shlps rt hls been 1 yur of conquests our lthletlc teams all hue credltlble ret ords and many XlLf0I'lCb hue been scored ln drama muslt publu spelltmg md other student utnrtrcs durnng the school term Registration continues to mcrease each yelr and 1937 38 vull reach a new hlgh of 1175 gross enrollment ln the regular day classes and an uerage dally attend mce of apprommately 1 000 students Thls mth the fine new bulldmgs already completed and addntlons contemplated mllte Anahenm Umon Hugh rank IS one of the outstandmg schools of the county md an educatlonal mstltutron from which any student may be proud to graduite j A CLA1 rs Anrang ng nvmy student af f rs a d acting 1 Counse or for students Mr Kellogg has .cept dlrectlv IH touch w th the varlous aspects of school llfe pwrt cularly ln planning the en tertammg programs held and formulatlng educational pollcaes X' 1 1 '. . . Y 5 9 ' . .1 ' ' 2' ' L I2 ' a. . ' 1 ' L , , ' ' Y ' ' 1 a ' . 1 Q 't - . , 2 z Q ,-H r i 4 L k' 2 - LL , ,- ,N it -- t , , 1 it - Q , . , . . L . ' , . . . '1,4 , -, ' 4' Y Boys Vice-prmclpal L c , c 7 . I 1 1 ' 4 7 ' ' J ', '- z ' 4 ' . , . Y . v . . t , . t t - Y. . - . I L K I L I 1 , ' 1' . Y 'Q t I 4 1 4 I, ' ' . 4 'g . K f '- , , ' - ' 4 2 . ' a K . , 1 - i 1 - ' a? n .s I , . - . i , V . in