Cate School - Mesan Yearbook (Carpinteria, CA)

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S .sy A ly if :wg 'P' , . V BOARD ul , 1 ' C y I FRANCIS PARKMAN, JR. WARNER EDMONDS, JR. f EDWARD W. ENOS, JR. GORDAN MCINTOSH ROBERT E. NIVEN CURTIS W. cATE ' PORTER SESNON J , 5 Q 'l JAMES FLOOD s I A GORDAN O. OUIBERSON ROBERT A. ROWAN cHARLs O. RAYMOND JOHN R. HOOKER JAMES R. PAGE W. BURLEIGH PATTEE WILLIAM E. LUTON PETER McBEAV DR. LEE A. DUBRIDGE R. LOCKWOOD TOWER Ex-Preuidenl HOOKER ?awwlof7 As we of the Class of 1955 have watched the school improve and change during our careers here we have incurred a lasting debt of gratitude to the Board of Trustees, formerly under President John R. Hooker and presently under Presi- dent Burleigh Pattee. They have given unselfishly of their time and effort for the good of the school and have in every way made Cate School the best of its kind. We, as a class, and on behalf of the student body of Cate, are grateful to them for all they have done, from freezers in the kitchen, to the incalculable values which one derives from the life of Cate School. They are men who pro- vide initiative, direction, and perhaps most of all, example for the rest of the school. And so to these men who have given many unthanked hours of time and effort, we wish to acknowledge our appreciation.