Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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MR. GEORGE FERNANDEZ Principal Mr. Fernandez lends a hond. This yearbook is a resume of what has happened during the I964-1965 school year. I know all students will be setting new goals for next year and I hope you plan realistic goals. We all inherit innate ability to learn, but what we learn, how much we learn, and how well we learn is entirely up to each of us. Every man is given a mind to think, to learn, to choose and to get full benefits of the experience of others, Individual knowl- edge, however, is not a part of this heritage. It is something that every man must acquire for himself. It is not I. Q., it is I will. May this yearbook be a reminder of the goals you have achieved and the friends you have acquired. I challenge all of you to explore and keep keenly aware of your responsibilities to yourselves, your school, your family, your community and your nation. George Fernandez Principal X Now, here's where the gold mine is!

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MR. HOWARD WYANT MR. HOWARD DIESNER President of The Board Clerk Fremont Union Hi h School District Board 1964--1965 In The pasT years I have noTed The academic and educaTional ad- vances, of our sTudenTs which have been ouTsTanding, buT as we close The 1964-65 school year I Think ci word abouT moral and spiritual values should be said. I have been impressed This year wiTh The fine sporTs- manship of our Teams and The conducT of our sTudenT bodies aT games, buT even more noTeworThy has been The aTTiTude of sTudenTs Toward edu- caTion, Their Teachers, and The good environmenT of Tamily life which mosT of Them reTlecT. AT a Time when public moral sfandards have been criTicized, our disTricT's sTudenTs have demonsTraTed- a wholesome aTTiTude of mind ThaT is praiseworThy. , A. C. STevens SuperinTendenT MRS. HELENE MADSON MR. LAWRENCE DIDIER MR. CHARLES POND DR, ROBERT C, SMITHWICK ReTired