Calipatria High School - Hornet Yearbook (Calipatria, CA)

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EDIl'0Rl0l It's almost over, these four years that have meant so much to all of us. Soon we'll be looking back and saying to friends, Those were the best years of my life. Now they seem small and of very little importance, yet they are four of the most important years we will ever spend. Cdur differences, our hopes and our dreams have all been shared with each other during this period of days, weeks, months, and years. Some of our ambitions have been realized through efforts we have all put forth, and those aspirations we will always remember. We have come- to appre- ciate the importance of good sportsmanship and faith in human nature. We have learned that only through our own efforts can We attain that which we ha.ve started here. a-gx.f .JV

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In this yearbook we have tried to pres-ent an informal picture of student life .... If the book helps to reflect your days at Calipatria, we will feel more than repaid for the tremendous ef-1 ,fort necessary to publish our annual-f HORNET CALIPATRIA HIGH SCHOOL 1951 Published by the Associated Students Calipatria High School Calipatria, California Willa Lee Layne, Editor n

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I Paul W. tool: Mr. Paul W. Cook, Superintendent of Calipatria Unified School Dist- rict and Principal of the High School, has been most helpful during our past four years at this Institution of Knowledge. We hope in later years Mr. -Cook will have discovered that life wasn't as miserable with us as it has been without us. -+-'-nge:--1--W Board 0f Trustees Members of the Board of Education for the Calipatria Unified School District for 1950-1951: President - Mr. Robert L. Sperry Secretary - Mr. Paul W. Cook Mr. Davis Bea-uchamp Mr. Gordon Barrington Mr. John M. Bryant Dr. Wayne D. Chaffer High standards of service have been maintained by the Board. Through our annual the Seniors wish to extend their thanks and apprec- iation.