California School for the Deaf - Scarlet and Gray Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Dedication THE CLASS of 1959 respectfully and affectionately dedicates this edition of THE SCARLET AND GRAY to Mr. C. L. Gover, whom we have known as teacher, supervising teacher, and friend since l953. In all of our activities Mr, Gover has been with us, constantly giving us advice, assistance, and encouragement. We have enioyed our years in Upper School, thanks to his guiding hand. His kindness, understanding, pati- ence, and interest have won him a very warm place in our hearts. Page Three

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Page Four Superintendent To the Members of the Class of 1959: Congratulations to each member of the Class of 1959. Your school has tried to teach you the basic principles of a successful life. We have tried to teach you to be a responsible person, to be honest, to Work hard, to be thoughtful of others, and to be a good citizen. We have tried to teach you the essentials of useful knowledge and skills. Up until now, your parents and your school have been assuming most of the responsibility for you. Gradually, we have been giving you more and more responsibility, and now is the time for you to assume it all. If you have learned the basic principles and the basic knowledges, you are ready to assume these responsibilities. Our best Wishes for a successful, happy life go with you. RICHARD G. BRILL Superintendent