Gahr High School - Memoriae Aureae Yearbook (Cerritos, CA)

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A TIME TO REME BER School is out. Students are gone. The corridors echo with silence. A lone person stands surveying the halls, thinking back over the events of the year gone by. He remembers the first day of school which brought the renewal of old friendships and the joy of making new ones. Fond memories are held of the Howdy Dance which welcomed the freshmen and was highlighted by the crowning of lVlr. and Miss Howdy. He recalls the excitement he felt attending football games and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. After football came cross-country, basketball, wrestling, baseball, track, tennis, and golf. Echoing down the empty corridors are a Senior's thoughts of Ditch Day, Baccalaureate, Graduation, and the All-Night Party, events which brought his years at Gahr to a close. As he slowly walks down the lonely corridors, he realizes that for the last time he is traveling the paths which helped to mold his future.

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DEDICATIO During our first three years, you accepted the responsibility of supervising our annual and newspaper staffs. ln addition to this, you were an English teacher as well as head of the English Department. You managed, under these taxing conditions, to be an inspirational teacher and also to meet publication deadlines. Difficult tasks, important decisions, and time limitations have played a big part in much of your life here at Gahr. During these past four years of labor here, your image has brightened, your reputation has grown, and your constant smile and happy hello have earned for you the admiration and respect of every administrator and student at Gahr. Nearly every one of the class of 1969, the first class to complete four full years at Gahr, have, at one time or another, been a student of yours. Because of your personal warmth, your steadfast dedication to duty, and your changeless glow and cheer among us, we, the 1969 Nlemoriae Aureae staff honor you, lVlrs. Marjorie Hart, through the dedication of this book. lVIrs. Hart takes great interest in individual student's work. Mrs. Hart enjoys a coffee break in the lounge.