Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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.. ,bs V gh ,c i3?T 'l FIRST ROW: Kellond, C, Wilson, Potter, Washburn, Bell. SECOND ROW: T. White, M. Moore, Groy, Advisor MocDonold, Benson, Porter. 'PPEW1 Porter computes the cost of o new board. Webb's intrepid literciry mclgdzine, Sdge, emerged with Porter ds Editor ond everyone else cis Associate utter ci bottling editoriol shift in mid-yeor. ln Mdrch of '60, Jon Cdrroll's poem, Helix, which oppedred in Sdge 2, was published in Best Articles ond Stories, while the some mdgdzine occepted drdwings by M. Moore following his workin Sdges 2 ond 3. Sdge undertook o new project in 1959: d friendly people's bookstore, christened Sign, operdted by the Editors plus students ond Seniors. Originally oi tinclnciol prop tor Sdge, Sign soon developed lite ds o cul- turdl mission ond disposed ot over 800 books in its tirst season. Will success spoil Sign? Only '61 knows tor sure, when the loookstdll plons to move ond conduct d kulturkdmpf dll its own. Sdge 4, the tottest yet, oppedred edrly in the third term.

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FIRST ROW: Mulhauser, Hall, J. Smith, Gray. SECOND ROW: L. Somers, Hudnall, Kellond, Johnson, Geremia, Hazelton, Springer. MlSSlNG: Carroll. El. ESPEJO . + ' ,N 'N Advisor Mr. McMillin. is I Once again a hardy band of intel- lectuals and athletes has met to pro- duce a yearbook. The annual battle culminates in this, when grim Seniors and their ever-present cloud of Jun- ior camera and copymen try to get the school at large to participate in this, their book. lt is your book, by George. As usual, the Editors ended in desperation, at odd mom- ents addressing passersby and empty air with powerful invective, while the apprentices resolved to do a Better Job next year. A great amount of concentration, and, we hope, achievement, is represented by this book. Our thanks go to the students who provided us with material and assistance, they have started. Our thanks go also to our publisher, Yearbooks, Inc. in Monrovia, and most especially to our Advisor, Mr. McMillin, and Mrs. McMillin, who both gave unstintedly their hospit- ality and advice.