Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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COUNSELOHS Miss Godkc a WCRA Tl I LA TI( )NS. 5 -N77 V ; .S As f nukiuting sciulcncs you liuw every rcuson to he proud of your personal miJ uaulcmic uccoin - plislinicins. I wish you every success in the years uheud. I would hke to share :i few words of wisdom from Wilf ' erd Peterson: Grow! Man is never finished. Man never arrives. Education never stops! Mr. Hunsaker Use your God given talents to make a place for your- self in this world. Always continue to learn and to grow as these are some of the ingredients for happiness. MR. SUVA Never settle for mediocrity — strive to do your best in all .fituations and you will be successful. Have confi- dence in yourself that you can and then go about doing it to the best of your ability. You will find that failure can usually be avoided. JJ Counselors

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A55T. PRINCIPALS Afrcr havin g taught at Loam High School for 12 years, it was a welcome change to come to Magnolia High School as an Assistant Principal. My job description makes me responsible for discipline, attendance and activities. I have found this job to be a pleasant experience. The Magnolia students I have met have made my new exper- ience rewarding. They have been extremely warm, friendly and cooperative. . . I hope that this relationship will be a lasting one. John S. Douglas Assistant Principal What Til always remember about the Class of 1979-80. . . Memories. . . Surfing and skateboards gave way to Mopeds and cruiser hikes. . . KMHS blasted sounds by Led Zepplin. Village People. Kiss. Styx. Queen, and The Cars... Mixed feelings amongst Rock, Hard Rock, Disco, and Punk Rock listeners. . . Washed out Levis and T-shirts gave way to beautiful straight skirts with a long slit on one side for the girls, and the boys. . . Well, what can I say . . . Oh, their hair was cut shoulder length - . . . Naturals and Perms didn ' t quite make it big. . . Fa- vorite sayings by students in my office for referrals were ' m sure. Whatever , Shine it , and Forget it . . . Students left campus for alot of reasons but for gas- ? . . . Lots ol excitement in Anaheim as Angels won their first American League Pennant. . . Fll always remem - her this class when I hear one of my favorite songs Just The Way You Are and I hope someday we can again be Reunited . With Love and Concern Always, B. M. Taketa I would like to say to all graduading Seniors that L have thoroughly enjoyed working with you and want to wish you the best of luck in the future. To this years Sopho- mores and Juniors. I will he looking forward to seeing you in September. E. Nolte Assistant Principal Administration 21

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rr Thomas Ammimto math Merle Applebee drivers ed., math PACULTY Paul Alex english, social science Librarian Mrs. Sypien busy as usual .«. V « Glen Axworthy reading P 1 A (|A 1 Wv aMIS sTj ' BH uH Charles Bialowas math Brad Bill E. M.R. Jan Billings english Faculty 25