El Camino High School - Aerie Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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-. X Sv ' at I 'ip 6. ' t ,Wai f, I ZW .Q WILLIAM T. MOONEY, SR. District Sup intertdent .V , , L , i. ,I L I . sf ' ll! i xt if I 1 Q ' f I I L I i A 54 ff . jf My congratulations to the members of the Class of l955. You have attained one of the maior goals in your career. Without this goal being achieved, you would be held back in your future endeavors. Behind you lie the portals of EI Camino. Before you lie many golden opportunities. Opportunities in every phase of endeavor are open to young graduates of high schools and colleges today, but you must be prepared. The leaders of our great electrical man- ufacturing concerns tell us that they have more things on their drawing boards today than ever before and that the next ten years will show greater development in electricity than has taken place since Edison invented his famous lamp, What a golden opportunity in iust this one industry for the Graduates of 1955! The high school graduates of 1955 will iust be beginning to get in stride ten years from now. All industries, making use of each other's discoveries and developments, will be creating better and more lasting products and in greater quantities than ever before. Have you been preparing yourself for these opportunities? Are you worthy? Are you well-qualified? Like the great discoverers and inventors, do you have vision? Some wit has said that he could lie down beside work and it would not bother him. Therein may lie your opportunity. Vision! Action! a better, a faster, a more economical means of accomplishing a task may open up to you and to others your hidden talents. From there on you may be on the high road to success. Nothing succeeds like success. ne t sk well done, one high hurdle overcome, and you are out in front, out in the open es, out where others will have to run hard to beat you to the goal and to the gold of discovery. lf. you discover your talents early, you can then push far out into the many open spac of opportunity, and success will surely be yours. WILLIAM T. MOONEY, SR. 25124 sf OBXQJQY X i . M . ,J Wyffjaitl riff VJVQJ ywppkl 'fy rf.rrf,,,41M f I M . EA, VI, fi 'k 4- . ,f .. - 0 M-'ffl gi? fl ir? 9 f