Anaheim High School

One of the best high schools in America, in one of the best school districts in America. There are many services offered to both students who struggle and to those known for success. This school prepares students for college like no other. Particularly a fan of the band and the AP program.

21 years ago, I graduated from Anaheim High School, because it was the best school in town. The year I graduated was June 13th, 1996. This is how my story begins in the final days of my senior year. I used to come here early in the morning everyday at 6:00 until school starts at a certain time. I remembered all the teachers, even the principal, and assistant principals. I've been a good student, and I never get into any trouble. Dr. Jack Weber was the first principal of Anaheim High School, but now he's retired. The new principal whose taking Dr. Weber's place is Mr. Doug Munsey. Mr. Munsey used to be the principal from Ball Middle School, because I read about him in the high school newspaper which I was saving as a souvenir. I like Mr. Munsey, because he's the coolest principal in town. I also remembered the faculty members and staffs, because they are very nice people, and I also bring in the newspapers everyday in one of the classrooms to all the teachers that I know, and they really appreciate for what I did was great. My favorite elective was Mozart Choir, because I sing Bass, and the rest of my classmates are Sopranos, Altos, and Tenors. I was also known as The Summertime Blues King, because I was singing my final song to all the Class Of 1996, and I felt better about that. The names of my classmates of Mozart Choir is Nashyeli Gonzalez, Jenny Guadarrama, Nicole Dotson, Patty Magdaleno, Vickie Maciel, Victor Estrada, Joshua Gray, Earl Smith, Elizabeth Leal, Mariam Berrios, Leo Tamtomo, Jennifer Lay, Katie Fogg , Morgann Costa, Adriana Martin, Angelina Moran, Liliana Garcia, and of course Andrew Leyva.The names of all the teachers that I know are Bill Laux, Don Popovich, and Martha Escobar, the RSP Teachers. Randy Reyes, the Social Studies Teacher, and Soccer Coach. Bob Rojas, the English Teacher. Lorraine Marchand , the ROP Chairman. Judy Bright, the Science Teacher. Allen Carter, the Football Coach. Robin Orr, the Band Teacher. Curt Ingram and Carey Gibbs, the Music Teachers. Dan Porter and Jim Bolton, the Social Studies Teachers. Dave Royster, the Photography Teacher. And of course Wayne Atkins, the Financial Record Keeping Teacher. And the rest of the school staff members are Andrea Beck, the School Security Guard. Dana Wright, the Counselor Secretary. Katherine Cooley, the Librarian. Maria Ruvalcaba, the Attendance Assistant. Grant Debry, the School Counselor. Dorothy Malone, Cheryl Vanderpool, and Lynn Nakayama, the School Secretaries. And finally, John Addams, the Stage Manager. I had a wonderful year, because I miss all of my classmates ever since I graduated for the Class Of 1996, and I got my picture taken with all of my classmates for memories to share and some more good stuff when I come back for my high school reunion. I was singing in the Pancake Breakfast, because I had a solo part of the song that I was singing called The Whole World In His Hands. I thanked Mr. Munsey for this wonderful Pancake Breakfast, because I was a great singer. This is like having a morning feast. And I also remembered the assistant principals too. Their names are Benjamin Carpenter, Cecily Ballou, and Michelle Cole. They are very nice people, and I see them everyday when I walk to school early in the morning. And that's how it all begins on my senior year, and I also met the Mozart Choir team. It was a great elective for my high school year, because I love music. That's the end of my high school years at Anaheim High School, hope to see you all again soon. Goodbye Everybody, and have a great year!

I see the school is so pretty and I am student of Kennedy high school and I just have effort comment about the Anheim HS👍

Senior at this school. I absolutely love this school. Had a fun time and I will never forget this year. '11