Catlin Gabel School - Garrulous Pine Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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SHARRAN WHITLOCK Transfer from Klamath Union High School 1957 . . . Social Committee Treasurer 1957 . . . Captain New Girl Baseball team . . . Terror ' S . . . Ski Club. is S Four years ago we entered high school, unsure of the future and a little afraid. Now, although we must regretfully say farewell to four years that can never be replaced, we look forward to the wider horizons of college with the real-ization that Catlin means much more to us than just a place where we have attended school. It stands for teachers, friends and books that we have learned to love. It stands for standards of democ- racy, responsibiliy and scholarship that we have learned to respect. It stands for four years that have prepared fifteen girls to meet in some measure their problems and responsibili- ties. For us, too, there is a little extra regret this year because the school we have known will not again be quite the same, and we will not be an active part of working out the exciting future at Honey Hollow. ..,, - . afiffyixfgg 2 'i-, ,

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