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

Page 20 text:

ui 'lx li ls l j x QR .. QQUVXML wk GX trvvx 'c re CXLLQM KSLQ ' Mez 3 ii Qlwfmi fgclglx 3 Clmofxsflvlxkjvyox xibocs 3 X1Q5t3LQlX4di5XXj XR N ,.l,,. VNQJCDQ Qlcstfgis Q5 who l E,wJ xliQ-'lx YKQJKXT sfzQu'X . Stull, l ' R Xllcmfwmftxftgjtk il. XX Xi X if iq' 'ui , T Ax X, 'Xu ., 55552, lf. ' . ' .J . .-.. 1 Ja 'uBSioi6Nf4nl L 1 ' TOP PICTURE: Superintendent Paul W. Cook. BOTTOM PIC- TURE: Superintendent Cook confers with vivacious secretary, Marie Story. 1 4 NJ Mu Congratulations, Colonists- It is a real pleasure to pay tribute here to the record you have achieved and to express the hope that you will long continue to bring honor to your school. The spirit that has permeated the Blue and Gold's myriad achievements in every area of school endeavor has long been widely recognized throughout Southern Cali fornia, to say nothing of your Sunset League rivals. It is that spirit-the joint attitudes of students and graduates-that is refleced in your athletic prowess, your line student government your merit scholars, your outstanding marching band and drill team, and a host of others. May it continue to find expression in your competence as graduates and in the efforts of those who fol low you. Cordially, ,mira if-A Paul NW. Cook, Superintendent

Page 19 text:

Xwl , -X CQ Q, XTLXAEN 'KX CX -I 5 iilf 5m Q EA XNC15 XDQL iw Q, kg RQ Qi Am kjxbxfxv-XKAV XY QNE 6 Y' Q OVW J 'fuk 15 Xbmh' WW kXk,Nfb4X' WGQ2 ibYwc1c5N'Uf3f:i Qucgwfiis W' Abe xg S? R S Q 0 Q. QW BYNNQ Lux! 5 ? ig E Cxiofb EW 5 Sb Lu wxvvxif KP, YFN Q XML XO Q, xv 42 ,MCNQ go fxvq, 'T YR E Q Cm XM XVQ E N,-kg Q' lx in S22 qw Ram. w so F' 1 fc LQ ai HB uw 2 rag X7 RQ QIQXQTL X? l Y-X 1 'VI ll A u. fora Li -All ,vi ,Ili-It ITINVWZ---11157 N,If?jIli'TAl i W V ? ?' V ? 'e'?'f? fE? 'E!'T S1IE7E5mlmm7 1H Bl K H lm! E E ml E E ' 1 ,Q . -F-uf V ' '3J.L J: ' nj '1 I3

Page 21 text:

AUHS DISTRICT U0-IIIRDI ATEIIIJ 600K and lllllllll Preparing to begin a Thursday night AUHS Board meet- Terry, president, Ben Schroeder, Dr Kenneth Heuler ing are board members Royal C. Martin, Raymond B. and Williain Almond. Virtually unknown are the live mem- bers of the school board who have helped greatly the success of AHS. The board members work many long, pay- less hours every Thursday night effici- ently setting policies for five high schools and ten junior high schools. The results of their efforts have proved their capabilities, They have made the Ana- heim Union High School District one of the most successful in the state. Some of the matters discussed in the past year include administrative policies, employment, expansion, and financial affairs. '