Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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' 2 5, if .4 is T, 'i E 7LlU!7 The tirst footsteps ring through the otherwise silent halls. The flags unturl themselves on the morning breeze. Students and teachers begin their perpetual chatter and the action of the day begins. Each moment of the day ticks by, lost forever in the endless abyss ot time. The clays, the weeks, and the months of this constant action pass into the vast period we know as yesterday. We are powerless to halt these sands ot time. We can only live . . . andi watch . . . and remember. Memories are 'our link with action past. Though the times and the places and the people and the doing of things has passed, we can relive them through memories. Wei can recall the fun or the excitement or even the disappoint- ment of things gone by. This, then, is the purpose ot the 1964 Sentinel, to capture glimpses ot the activeness of our year and record the events that made it a year ot action. si L-'B , 1 Q s 4' Y I , Y I In ? , .V Q is W n I: 1 if sf E gf fi i in if , A , ,M ,trim . in ,..,i - .. 92 Activities T24 Athletics sa l,,, - i into 1-,f ' . me , ,J sic A if T64 Curriculum 228

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Year of Action Begins s Enthusiasm DEDICATED SAMMIES and Susies support their team during one of The many pep assemblies held during football and basket- ball seasons. 8 MHS STUDENTS couldnt have been happier on September 27, when all schools in the Anaheim High School District were closed due to the hot spell.