Junipero Memorial High School - El Roble Yearbook (Monterey, CA)

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f' 4 X California commenced its life as part of the United States on July 7, l846 as the flag was raised over the Custom House. So too the graduates of Junipero Memorial High School commence their ff lives as citizens ready to accept the responsibilities and duties of their church and country. 's- 1-VX fxffmf CXXIJ ,fo ff AN Hff Z-My X cffifi- Xxxin fi -------S-S J ,M 1 BW ,JJJ :--ei iii? ,.........E. F .W Qmxmz f f vin? D ,f It ,a ,,,c, ,X ,u F ff Kqf' ff i f' ,f nf -cc ,gwmxof -- ,fe W C59 ,X if ? i fi s if time ' l ax , ' y , N -fl' , , s if gg, , lf l l ez Ni' f fm 2' ff - IN , 1.1 - gl .ix-124 S, F.: Q 'f, n, e' ! A' ig J mf Z9 iN'7,,fQ- c X it K , qv fj 'N 'lil' B D , J wxlll, M t fi ii y ,,,m e

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The Portola Crespl Rivera expedxtlon arrived by land and Fray Junupero Serra by sea on June 3 l77O to establish the Pre sldlo and Mlssuon of San Carlos Borromeo Sax years later colonists arruved wlth Captaan Juan Bautnsta Anza beglnnnng the un1que hnstory that belongs to Monterey lt ns from thus hastory that the EL Roble staff has drawn the theme for nts thnrd annual The staff feels that there ns a stnklng snmnlaruty between early Monterey and .lunlpero Memornal Hngh School Early Monterey was pnoneernng Its cntnzens were layang foundatuons and establnshlng traditions and laws The city grad ually expanded from nts sample begunnungs of the Presadno and the Mlssuon to snclude ranchos hacuendas and markets Monterey soon acqunred a wonderful reputation l have never been In a community Walter Colton wrote In hls duary that ruvals Mon terey an nts spnrut of hospltalnty and generous regard So too us Junlpero pnoneerung lts students are establishing tradntnons and formulating school laws They have set up a Con stntutvon and a Leglslature through whlch they govern themselves Their number has Increased from an nnstnal group of thnrty two to a student body of more than two hundred The school ns now recognized as an outstandnng unstntutlon of the Penlnsula Many guests have echoed the spnrut of Walter Colton s words about Mon terey when they have praised the fruendllness and the nnntlatlve of the students of Junupero Memorial Hugh School LOUISE PITTA, Edutor ' ' I 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' . . ,, . . ,, . . . 1, . I 1 - . . . . . . ,, 1 1 ' . . ,

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