Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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President Gaynor, Vice-President Thomas, Secretary- Treasurer Handschumacher. THE SENIORS Senior Barbecue. The Senior Committee: FIRST ROW: Gaynor, Mr. Wilson. SEC' OND ROW: T. White, Whitmore. MISSING: R. Atherton, A. White. ln some respects 1960 for the Class of '60 was a year like all years, and a Senior year like those preceding. Yet it was set apart by a host of details, some significant changes-certainly no year was quite like it. It was hard. With graduation, the last phrase of basic education was finished, done, over, dead, and soon to be forgotten. The sooner forgotten, in fact, the better. Glad to get out. lt was the last of high school, in part the slow, ineffable trag- edy of age had begun. lt was a crazy year, an impatient year, a short year. V.,- varied and remarkable. No fewer than eight Seniors became Finalists in the Merit Scholarship Program. There were more above-ninety scholars and mem- bers of the California Scholarship Fed- eration than ever before. Even under the impact of Seniority, the Seniors maintained their standing, which is a neat trick. It was, of course, the Seniors who provided brains, muscle and the leadership in all sports. They raised so- phisticated Cain when possible, while specializing in showers and shaving cream. An occasional anarchist tossed a bomb into History, but the leading students went ahead with a special project anyway. Others wired the re- painted Mo with pretty lights in Proiect S. J., but went unnoticed. Most of us regular guys had enough to do culti- vating attitude, losing faith, and pep- pering camels with straws.