Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

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Andante non troppo e molto maestoso

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lllllllllllllll lllll iftiioz ,A eamge Forty-four young people have complet- ed an important prelude to life. Their high school education is completed and, whether it is to serve as the ground work for higher technical training or as the basis of all suc- cess in future life, it is an achievement to be recognized more for what it means to the future than what it represents as finished. Life is a proposition which is going to take up all of your time, and education is a lifetime business. Schooling is the prepara- tion for life and the conditioning for educa- tion. It sharpens your senses, develops your receptive powers, goes to build a more open and broadminded, a more versatile man or woman. Upon these principal traits, together with the characteristics of honesty and integrity, depend the success of life in any venture, and the enjoyment, satisfac- tion, and pride that can be derived from it. Furthermore, your ability to associate with your fellow human beings on a sane, livable basis is an attribute of undeniable worth to the fulfillment of all the desirable things of life. Retain that spirit of good fel- lowship that you developed in school, where for years you've Worked together, studied together, played together, tasted life's pleasantries together, and met disappoint! ments together. Take it with you not only because it will mean a more enjoyable life, and not only because it will help to make success a thing to know closely, but remem- ber that man was not intended by his Creat- or to be perpetually at his brothers' throats, and without God, man is but a beast. When these things are said in words and printed on a page, they do not always add up to what a person feels, but think them over in your own mind without word- ing them thus, and see what you decide. IIlllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllrIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll 4-i

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cgcheo! gauze! MR. FRED CAVANAGH MRS. MARY TRACE MR. ORVAI. GOULD MR. LEWIS WEBBER MR. JOE CANNON Clatliy MR. ROY GILSTRAP MIss LORNA MILBURN MR. MILTON JENKINS - MISS RUTH DOSER - MRS. VIRGINIA VAUGHAN MRs. MARGARET ZABRISKIE MR. HUGO ANDERSON MRs. JEAN BISHOP - MRs. SHELLIE FENNY - MISS EDITH HARRIS - MR. ROY GILSTRAP - Principal, Mathematics - - Office Secretary Band, Orchestra, Glee Club - Dean of Girls, Spanish, English, Physical Education - .English, Arts, Crafts, Mechanical Drawing, Biology - - - Cooking, Sewing, Home Management - Physics, Mathematics, General Science - Mathematics, English, Public Speaking - Librarian, English, Latin, Student Records - - - - Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand MR. DERBY WALLACE - U. S. History, U. S. Government, Economics, Journalism MR. ROLAND EWING - MR. EDWARD GILLS - MR. J. M. HAMANN - MRs. MAUDE BLAKESLEE MRS. DONABEILL TALLEY MR. RICHARD MCCLELLAN MRS. CRISSIE BEssEL1EvRE MRs. LOIS FREYDL - MRS. NADINE TENBROOK MR. FRANK L. KOCH - MR. RICHARD EVANS Efamiza tm: - - - - Physical Education, Mathematics - - - Agriculture - Printing Shop, Wood Shop, Auto Shop - Cafeteria Manager, Housemother - - Cafeteria Cashier Caretaker of School Grounds - - Cafeteria Assistant Bus Driver, Janitor - - Bus Driver, Janitor Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings - Bus Driver, Janitor BACK ROW: John Proud, former Student Body President. SECOND ROW: Sidney Yunk, Student Body Treasurerg Bob Waddell, former Student Body Vice-President, James Wescom, Junior Presidentg Richard Estrada, Fresh- man Presidentg LeRoy Dodge, former Senior President. FRONT ROW: Miss Doser, Advisorg Betty Jean Southwick, Girls' League President, Lodene Akers, Rally Committee: Peggy Simpson, Sophomore Presidentg Betty Wofford, Secretary 5 Barbara Pigott, Commissioner of Citizenship 3 Mr. Wallace, Advisor. lNsETs: Donald Andrews, Student Body Presidentg Benny Maddalena, Student Body Vice Presidentg Bob Narum, Senior President. M