Gilbert High School - Tiger Yearbook (Gilbert, AZ)

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CHIEF ZOOLOGIQI' MI2f.M We are living in an age of rapidly accelerating technological change. Electronic digital com- puters can, in a few hours, outperform a man's lifetime of work. Automation is replacing workers by the hundreds of thousands. Jets and rockets have shrunk the earth to asmall fraction of its former size and all nations have practically become next door neighbors. Peoples of the once remote and undeveloped parts of the world are clamoring for a place in the sun. Sudden change results in uncertainty and unrest. The challenge is great - the responsibilities are even greater. Members of the class of 1964 will be pioneers on radically new frontiers. Con- gratulations! and Godspeed. M Jaw

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Eum33oameedsitsleeepcms, owasisnofwceptiow. The problems of adaptation to the technology of the space age will involve each of us in varying degrees, nevertheless there will be opportunities for moments of reflection. What better way than to sit for a few minutes with the annual, review- ing acquaintances, reliving some of the joys and heartaches we shared in our prep- aration for living productive lives. ,asgwizwaa MR. JASPER E. COWART, Superintendent Gilbert Public School System BGAPD OF EDUCJLYTI ON Kenyon Udall Lamar Helmhout Pete Bagson Member Chairman Clerk

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One more year of climbing up and down hese stairs will do me in for suref'