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

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W: ' :. JUNE 1961, VOLUME XLVIII ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA EDITED BY K. KAY RAMSAY ASSOCIATE EDITOR ELLIE HUND

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COMES TO LIFE A few short hours after the bright morn- ing sun sends its golden stream of light across the campus, a reformation of peace- fulness takes place. Splashes of color appear as the students arrive for the day, and soon the area is energized with an ever growing crowd of clamorous and jostling humanity. With this scene, fomiliar to all students, each school day begins on the Anaheim High campus. Tnroughout the day Our Campus Comes to Life because of the various activities of its students. The clear blue water of the swimming pool is broken by the splashes of the swimmers, the once quiet office ap- pears to overflow with noise and people as students crowd in to have verification of absences; and the senior circle area dur- ing lunch period or a pep rally has a special sort of exuberance that prevails when a game is near. For a time after the final bell rings, the streets adjacent to the parking lot accom- modate the cars of departing students, and then all is quiet. The Anaheim High School campus waits silently and stately for the next school day. ADMINISTRATION BOOK I STUDENT BODY BOOK II ORGANIZATIONS BOOK III ACTIVITIES BOOK IV ATHLETICS BOOK V ADVERTISING BOOK VI