El Camino High School - Aerie Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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A Message From Uur Princmal The school year 1959-60 was a banner year for the E1 Camino Eagles. It will long be remembered among other things because: they participated in the opening of the Olympic Games ceremoniesg the class of 1960 was the largest class in the history of the schoolg the varsity football team defeated Sacramento High, Grant, La Sierra, and Norte Del Riog the sophomore football team won the league cham- pionshipg the freshman football team won all their gamesg Don Amigo was placed in the custody of the Class of 1960 and at the end of the school 'year given to the Class of 1961 for safekeepingg and El Camino High School reached the age of nine years. You, the members of the Class of 1960, have had a rewarding four years at El Camino High School. Now the time has come for you to accept the challenge of the missile age and proceed along the road of life. Please take time to retum to your Alma Mater from time to time. We do hope you succeed in the years to come. A. D. ABBOTT

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Board of Trustees 'funny' DR. CHESTER B. KILPATRICK, JR. MRS. ELNA M. TRIMBLE President Clerk ir Aww MR. RALPH HINSEY 11 'V .Y MR. F. CLIFFORD THOMPSON MR, COLVIN K, RILENGE O S -53 - wil

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Vice Princzpals Today, tomorrow and the tomorrow following this year's edition of the Aerie will be symbolic of the numerous friendships and pleasant memories associated with El Camino High School for all of us-especially for me. As I depart with this out- standing Senior Class of '60, having come to El Camino High School when they entered as Fresh- men, I wish to express my sincere appreciation and thanks to all the students for having contributed in making my life richer and fuller during the past four years. I hope that I, too, have been able to repay many of you in some immeasurable way. Best wishes to all El Caminians for continued success in the years ahead. Upon my arrival at El Camino, at mid-year, I was considerably impressed by the productivity of the students, of their ability to cooperate, to follow through on a project, and to act independently. I feel that this indicates a superior group of people. With world politics going through a develop- mental transition, with national survival possible depending upon our military technology, and with world economics constantly changing, the character of the El Camino student is indeed comforting. Each student of El Camino should accept, as an individual, the responsibility to develop to its keen- est degree each of these characteristics. Our great industries in this country are based upon the abil- ity of the American people to produce. World politics, economics, and our Armed Forces must have people who can cooperate. At the same time they would be stagnant without people who can act independently. I see all of these characteristics among the people at El Camino, and it can be reasonably predicted that each of you people will play a significant role in the production, the safety, and the dignity of this country. MR. ANTHONY BRACINETZ Fall Semester Vice Principal MR. WILLIAM BODE Spring Semester Vice Principal