Gunn High School - Olympian Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Alma Mater As long as tall oak trees Touch the deep blue sky, 5 We'll always be true, To our Gunn High. As each of us depart, Our memories will be Of our Alma Mater, Gunn Sr. High! 'IOCI-IDS I-1911-I HGINE-IS NNOD 'W AHNEII-I aka?

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THANKS FRANK! WE'LL MISS YOU!! nce 1979, Dr. Frank Seeley has contributed to Gunn many ways. His presence alone, served as an aid to any students and teachers alike in the transition from ubberley to Gunn. Dr. Seeley cares about people. He res about relationships. He has served as a communi- i t tion bridge between students, parents and teachers ,Ft 'S !!',, d without his help, many activities or events could ever have taken place. Dr. Seeley's hard work and K edication have shown his su ort and concern not so Kg 4 ,Q swarm- 'lil 'g 1- PP i uch in words, but in actions. For this, the Olympian taff proudly dedicates the 1982 Olympian to Dr. rank Seeley. lt 5 . i .. M., ...A Frank Seeley is a man who accomplishes many things for people quietly while others storm. He does for people at all times. He gives of himself all the time. He is always available to help at school events and does so with great enthusiam. He has only one fault, a very messy desk. l've enjoyed being Dr. Seeley's secretary for two years. l've learned from him as anyone who works with him will. l've learned to take time to care. Lina Moffitt .user r D . ...ef At Cubberley he made a great principal, at Gunn he is a great Assistant Principal. He always attends football games, basketball games, and many other athletic events. He is also supportive of student initiated activi- ties. When Dr. Seeley retires, the Gunn student body will be losing not only a great administrator, but also a great friend. Mary Sano Gunn is a very free and accepting place. Just walk through the Quad at lunch with your eyes and ears open. You will see and hear a marvelous variety of interchanges going on. They range in level from kindergarten to beyond college, and except when h l h ve liked that abo t G physical antics spill over on neighbors, students accept these differences from each ot er. a u unn. Frank Seeley 41

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