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

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TH nmn LLY PIRITEII Anaheim students this year had the chance to express their SPIRIT to the very fullest when the Colonist football team, after securing the Sunset League ' title, traveled all the way to the 'AAAA' division CIF finals and put forth an earnest fight against Loyola High School. Throughout the entire football season, the student body supported their team with record attendance at all games, en- thusiastic pep-rallies and assemblies, and clever pep signs and cards. Also adding laurels to the Anaheim name, this year's varsity basketball team again brought home the league 'cham- ionshi A new tradition created . . . P P- We're from Anaheim, cou1dn't be prouder! J ffl! Q

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i2wfi5f2jfQ'M1?P HJ Exif, The Anaheim-Western victory bell rang in 12 football victories. YD-fi 'N , , fame wwf V yyyfmglfj gif fwfgjlgvy my 6? Org, i Here we come Coliseum U realized before 19,000 f I0

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Uur Expremon of .VPIRIT Incorporating school and district administrators, faculty, counselors, special services, and student govern- ment, the administration at Anaheim High fostered SPIRIT through per- sonal assistance to each student. Teachers, above all, had the oppor- tunity to encourage and promote in each student a desire to learn and to help the individual find himself, his abilities, and his interests. Many fac- ulty members and administrators took on the added responsibility of a stu- dent club, committee, or special ac- tivity sponsorship in order to offer personal assistance outside the class- room. By expressing Anaheim's SPIRIT themselves, members of administrag tion acted as an example and an in- spiration. 5 . V, THR 0 GH PERSUNAL f V I . ' SSISTANCE - ' N PAUL FRANK C o-Editor CHUCK CODOL C 0-Editor 5 s , 6 gf,