El Cerrito High School - El Camino Yearbook (El Cerrito, CA)

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Dear Seniors: Footprints in the sands of time are unerasable. As you leave the halls of El Cerrito, I wonder if your footprints of deeds accom- plished and of standards set will be unerasable. It has not been easy for you to travel the path of learning to this point. There have been many side trails which have looked more inviting. There have been hills to climb . . . hills on which many of your footsteps have fal- tered. So, to those of you who have successfully by-passed these side trails and crested the hill of knowledge at El Cerrito High School, I bid you farewell, secure in the thought that the footprints that you are leaving will be guid- ing marks to successive students at El Cerrito High School. Sincerely yours, Cgcordl O CLAUDE D. SAMPLES Principal

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if O 'fl 'A' Q W-.N p,i 'Y' U- : j ' -, .I '. 'ann ifafif-3-5. as -.., SU PERINTEN DENT'S MESSAGE Charles W. Eliot once said, Liberal education develops a sense of right, duty and honorg and more in the modern world, large business rests on rectitude and honor as well as on good judgment. Dr. Eliot was right in what he said, but it is my feeling that he did not go far enough. I believe that you, as graduating seniors, will find that small business as well as large business is founded on these principles. As a matter of fact, you will probably find that the Hgood lifef' is founded on these principles. My best advice to you, as you face a new phase of your life, is to practice well the principles of honor and rectitude in all your doings. You will find that this practice will reward you highly. On behalf of the entire staff of' Richmond Schools I wish you every success in all of your future endeavors. George D. Miner Superintendent of Schools I' 1- Judge Joe Martyn Turner Mr. Robert Collins Mr. Dana Murdock Mr. Manuel Mello Mr. Meredith Morgan DR. GEORGE D. MINER

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VICILANTE COMMITTEE - Top row: Art Williams, James Young, Jim Linhart. Gil Citch- ell,,l0n Soutliwick. Bottom row: .lane Barthold, Shirley Marhefka, Donna Stover, Pat Burton and Janet Holmes. FALL OFFICERS l,Il'SFdl'lI1, LZARL CASSAIJY Vice President, DAVE NESS Secretary, CHARMAINE THOMPSON J., -W 3 as Q 114 3, Q Q A , 1 i f 1 '- ' gl i i l f i ff - f I 6 ., V . ...lg I Q, e, ' . v.'. 'J-. ' ,Z Wi V, QV Qui! ., Q, ' x ' i Nxt- 'W if ' in l 1 , A 6 YH' f' if V' J all i I V' , auf ' f .WM it F -V 1 ..f.1n -..f...'. L - ..-.4....... ,wsu CENTRAL COMMITTEE - Boys: Bob Bell, Dave Ness, Carl Cassady, and Art Williams. Girls: Sandra Olson, Barbara Steninger, Nancy Lewis, and Sandra Hammerickson.