Cal State San Bernardino - Casabo Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Monfe Corona Monte Corona Conference Center

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Graduafion Ball And Qenior Banquet The first graduates of San Bernardino State were honored by the Graduation Ball held at the Monte Corona Conference Center in Twin Peaks. The dance was sponsored by the junior class. Preceding the dance was the Senior Banquet held in honor of these fifty-nine graduates in the dining hall of Monte Corona. These graduates enjoyed their meals as well as discussing the various graduation requirements each had completed. This page compliments of ROY DAVIS CAMERA SHOP 415 3rd St., 885-0778, S.B. San Bernardino -Most Complete Supply of Photographic Equipment

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Lett to right: Bill Cimningham, Representative; Mark Mollet, President; Pete Shapiro, Treasurer; Cheryl Wall, Representative; Marjorie Walker, Secretary. An Occasional Joyful Experience That Makes All Else 9eem Worthwhile The class of 1967. The initial graduating seniors . There seems to be little available time to consider just what this means . To study , -J BHI ' ■ ' ' ' selfishly requires time but demands little mizr ' m : — - --—Z effort in relating to one ' s existence. Educa- tion would pretend to stand alone; a peak, the ascent of which is called life. From this position comes the banal view of the senior year as the fulfillment of preliminary growth, the scaling of the foothills, and the entering into a new growth in maturity, the new heights to be reached. The reality of the senior year is scarcely approached by such metaphorical insipi- ence. For some seniors the idealistic concepts of education have filtered through a wearying tedium resulting in little more than a determination to end the year. Others are carried through by a brisk and efficient attitude that relegates study to being merely the business at hand. Some find an occasional joyful experience that makes all else seem worthwhile. The senior year marks an addition to the data from which each individual derives his reality. Those who have expected to find in their courses a formula into which the experience of life can be fitted with finality are bound for disappointment. This senior year has changed each member of the class. They could not help but learn. ,0 Mark Mollet, President, Senior Class