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

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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,

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