Julian Union High School - Eagle Yearbook (Julian, CA)

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BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 SAM FORTINER THE GI.J DIOLA RANCH BORREGO SPRINGS COMPLIMENTS OF A and W ROOTBEER DRIVE - IN for a Perfect Picnic BORREGO SPRINGS FARMER ' S TREE FARM IIWE CARRY A COMPLETE NURSERY STOCK, INCLUDING ALL TREES AND SHRUBS THAT WILL GROW IN THIS AREA. I ' VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME WYNOLA ON HWY. 78 747 — 5548 IN BORREGO SPRINGS IT ' S THE BORREGO PALMS BEAUTY SALON ITO KEEP YOUR HAIR LOVELY UNDER THE SUNl ■ CUSTOM STYLING ph. 767-5528 NOR MA C. BAIRD COMPLIMENTS OF UNCLE CHARLIE ' S CAFE IN BORREGO SPRINGS JULIA AND CHARLIE WILSON FRUITS TULI PS RED ROOSTER RANCH TOP— O— THE— MORN FRESH EGGS STAR ROUTE, WYNOLA 4640 JULIAN HIGHWAY STUDIO GIRLS COSMETICS COMPLIMENTS OF JULIA WILSON WHOLE SALE home 767-5629 bus. 767-9389

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BETTY ' S DRESS SHOP BORREGO SPRINGS, CALIF, EL RANCHO TRAILER VILLA YOUNG CHINA CAFE BORREGO SPRINGS COOPER ' S CABINET SHOP FLOOR COVERINGS TUB AND SHOWER ENCLOSURES BORREGO VALLEY REALTY, INC. INVESTMENTS BORREGO SPRINGS, CALIF. 2454 STIRRUP RD. BORREGO 767-5347 767-5369 ' Your Cars Best Friend MacFARLANE ' S SKOOTUMPAH OWL AND CAT SANCTUARY IN WYNOLA COMPLIMENTS OF JACK BARLING UNION OIL STATION PROPRIETOR BORREGO SPRINGS DESIGNER S— — B U I LDE R S MARTINEZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BUILDING BORREGO SINCE 1947n A. H. MARTINEZ 767 — 5583 WYNOLA-V-RANCH CHAS. VILINEK REAL ESTATE HIGHWAY 78 ph. 747- 1326

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In Closing June 12, 1964, means not only the passing of a senior class or the end of the 1963-1964 school year, but it also marks the com- pletion of 29 years under Mr. Redding ' s administration. In his first year, 1936, these words were used to dedicate the Eagle to him — To one who has striven for the better- ment of our school. . Surely these words have rung true throughout the years. Proof of this lies in the many honors bestowed on this high school. We hope that the man who sits at this vacant desk next year will provide the same friendly leadership that is characteristic of Mr. Ray G. Redding.