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

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AUHS Leaders Bring Success . . . l. FRANK KELLOGG PRINCIPAL ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL History making events have spotlighted attention this year, on the education and aspirations of high school young people. The Sputnik, the first man-made satelite, has focused attention on the need for techni- cal experts in the fields of mathematics and science, and for the need for a better under- standing of scientific knowledge by all of American Youth. ln a larger sense the need is not alone in the comprehension of pure science. More importantly, it is to be found in the develop- ment of moral and spiritual values that will enable mankind to live peacefully without war. It is my hope that all of you will recognize these needs, that you will appreciate the important part your education plays in the drama of life unfolding before you, and, that all of you will aspire to grow spiritually and intellectually so that you will be able to make the right decisions to safeguard our civilization in the years to come. -'dig Principal MRS. FRIEDA GAY PRINCIPAl.'S SECRETARY 4 ,Iii 4 f 2 I

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Joint Efforts ot District and . . PAUL W. COOK DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 You have earned a high school diploma which will open many opportunities for you to advance in life. We all need to continue learning it we are to be successful and happy people who make a contribution to this great republic in which we are living. By all means, attend a school or college that will enable you to develop your native abilities to their limit. Even if you find it nec- essary to begin earning a living, take advan- tage ot the many adult education programs that are available throughout this country. Age sets no limits on our ambitions or abil- ities to learn. Both men and women with tam- ilies have demonstrated that it is possible to earn a college degree, and even do graduate work, in the evening classes that are available in all of our metropolitan areas. You have finished, yet you are beginning. I hope you will continue learning and contribut- ing for the rest of your lives. Superintendent MRS. MARIE STORY SUPERINTENDENT'S SECRETARY

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g Busy, Busy, Busy Describes . . . LOIS WHITTINGTON VICE PRINCIPAL AND DEAN OF GIRLS Known by many as the most active woman on campus is vice principal and dean ot girls, Mrs. Lois Whittington. Many times her day starts with an early morning call from a teacher who will be absent and tor whom she must obtain a substitute. As her day progresses, she may be scheduled to visit classrooms, help the Girls' League hospitality committee, or act as adviser tor the Dress Board. In addition she is in charge ot the registration and programming ot students tor the coming year, in this capacity she comes into direct contact with our most vital problem-an enrollment which is growing by leaps and bounds. Through untiring, unseltish ettorts, she has given herselt whole-heartedly to the betterment ot our school and students. 'UK KAY HERBEL. LOVICE MACKAY GLENDORA LAU ELAINE BERGER Office Secretary Records Secretary Vice Principals' Secretary Registration Secretary