El Capitan High School - Ahora Y Siempre Yearbook (Lakeside, CA)

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182 EDWARD L. GALE Real Estate Commercial and Investment Properties 188 North Second Street El Cajon, California Edward L. Gale Real Estate Broker Bus. Hickory 2-9292 Res. HOpkins 3-8793 uwtt'f Wikhi St0f. f o. RUPARD’S WILSHIRE SERVICE 9111 Mission Gorge Road Santee, California CONGRATULATIONS El Capitan Seniors from Bruce and Helen Nottingham proprietors of SPEEDEE MART 12255 Woodside Lakeside Open Every Day 7:00 to 11:00 “In and out in half the time. Ed Hilmer, manager HI 8-9755 DAIRY QUEEN SHAKES SUNDAES Have that “Country Fresh flavor. Made with real milk; it’s “Moo-licious ! TRY SOME! at MOLLY and CARL’S Dairy Queen Store 12260 Woodside Avenue Lakeside California

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 I would like to take this opportunity to express my deepest appreciation and gratitude to all those who worked so hard to publish the 1962 Ahora Y Siempre. The William Pierce Studio did superior work on our End Sheets, Senior Section, Underclassmen Section, and many other parts of our book. The aid and under- standing of Mr. John Thomas, our yearbook representative from Miro-Grafic, were gratefully appreciated and never forgotten. Mrs. Henrietta Hurley was the Ahora Y Siempre advisor in all phases of the yearbook, especially photography. Her hard work and sage advice were largely responsible for our getting through the year. And to Mr. Phillips without whose help, our book would not be paid for. I would like to especially thank my staff members, Sandie Wood and Linda Hansen who did superior work on Senior layouts and write-ups. Earl Perkins did beautiful art work on the cover, division pages and subsequent pages throughout the book. Joyce Dawsey, Phyllis Mentzer and Sue Grund were responsible for all the work in the Club Section. Cheryl Nelson and Judy Johnson drew the layouts and identified all underclassmen pictures. Bud Larimer and Jim Gray created a Sports Section for all boys. Linda Erb was responsible for our Girl's Sports Section and Snapshot pages. Margaret Head, Patty Crispin, and Sharon Peterson arranged all pictures in the Activity Section. Robert Frank and Cathy Galvan did a wonderful job on our Academic Section. Karen Randel kept accurate records of annual sales and page sponsorships. Dennis Elson was my Assistant Editor, without whose continual reliability and aid, the annual would never have been published. Diane Whitehead and David Rivera did n wonderful job on our Administration Section. A special thanks must go to David Rivera, Dennis Elston, Robert Frank, and Cathy Galvan, who besides their own jobs, did outstanding photography. A special thanks must go to all the staff members for the extra hours, weekends, and vacations they spent working to meet each deadline on time. And to all the help the ambitious students of the merchandising class contributed to the selling of our book. In conclusion, on behalf of my staff and myself, I hope that you will enjoy the 1962 Ahora Y Siempre, and that in years to come it will bring back many happy memories. Respectfully yours, TVtic ele, ScUtoi - 9

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183 V 3 r A 0 v ADAPTIVE PRODUCTS, INC manufacturers of Pocket Door Frames and Wood Builders Units Southern California Distributors of Kennatrack Gliding Door Hardware extends CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to “The Class of ’62” A Lakeside industry looking toward the future development of our community. 1) A BETTER COMMUNITY! It takes money to build a community . . . money that circulates within the community and money that goes into taxes that sup- port our schools, and civic improvements. Help your- self . . . spend at home! 2) EASIER SHOPPING! When you shop at home you can come as you are . . . enjoy plenty of free park- ing within easy walking distance of the stores you need . . . shop in leisure with none of the hustle and bustle of big city shopping . . . and find everything you want easily. 3) GOOD LOCAL CREDIT! And, when you establish credit with your merchants here at home . . . when you want to buy a home or need a credit rating for any other purpose . . . your record is handy and it means more too! 4) TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SALES! Yes, when a sale is announced here at home, you are right here ready to take advantage of the many values and low prices. And, when you are a regular at-home shopper, you often know of sales before they are advertised to the public. 5) SAVE TIME AND MONEY! Going out of town to shop is a costly way to shop. Save your valuable time and your money by shopping within minutes of your own home. Prices are just as low here in your com- munity, too! 6) YOU CAN TRUST YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS! . . . they are your friends and neighbors and they depend on their good reputation as much as their quality merchandise and low prices to sell you. Their integ- rity is high! THE ADVANTAGES OF SHOPPING IN YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY FAR OUTWEIGH ANY DISADVANTAGE YOU MAY THINK THERE ARE. SHOP AT HOME AND SEE! PUBLISHED BY ADAPTIVE PUBLISHING CO.