St Marys High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Autumn Cy4UTUMN aT SainT lVlary's is The busiesT season oT The year. IT is a period oT TransiTion when lasT year's juniors become This year's seniors. The Tresh- men, who will one day lead ihe' school, learn To adiusT Themselves To The ways and cusToms oT SainT lvlary's, buT They musT TirsT pass The supreme TesT oT iniTiaTion. For Those who survive, There is The reward oT a genial recepTion given by The seniors, who iusT a Tew hours earlier had been inhuman TyranTs. In SepTember, responsibiliTies are TelT and lived up To, as new oTlicers assume Their posiTions. Fall means TooTball and The grind and glory oT molding experienced and unproven TalenT inTo a Team ready To Tace The challenge oT The Valley Oak League. While The hinT oT approaching winTer casTs a blighT on much oT naTure, The spiriT oT SainT lvlary's resembles The bursT oT blazing glory ThaT accompanies auTumn raTher Than The waning oT The season. --- WalTer Payne DM Wifi afwll' au W-jjygax w'g,l'f,,j We mclwsimww fifefifi f ,asgj T . g-vJ- Paul CasTles p esidenT mjnyvwjgjxph 'K WK Joan SanguineTT v ce presidenT JJQJQ, 1 ConsTance Chinn secreTary ww John Moran Treasurer Terry Ford sergeanT aT arms

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