Menlo Atherton High School - Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

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EJALAT.. 1 1 :wwew i .,.,, W M awww-vw M . usd' Meg: iw .,,,,-- SENIOR MESSAGE This hrief thought is for each of you fiftyfniners. The day of your graduation seemed very far off four years ago, Now your dream is a reality. You will leave your Alma Mater with fond memories which will grow more golden as the years go by. You will rcmemher your teachers, who gave to each of you the inspiration to create the vision of your future. They too sincerely wish that you will live fully, joyously, and freely knowing that the world itself will he hetter for your heing in it. Sometimes the road will hecome rough. Will you remeinhcr this: 'kYour strength will he in proportion to your couragef' N1cHoL.-is M. NUGENT A A X xgv. Ny

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,Q , -.sf ,, ,a g-,.. - Z , f 7' Z, 4. , , , 4 2 f ' s ... . , ,,.,AZ, i ,, 1 ff, Without Mr. Fellows and Mr. Maxwell, MfA's student activities would not func' tion smoothly. Mr. Fellows was the cof ordinator of the students' extrafcurricular activities. Mr. Maxwell was active in the student government phase of school life where he was in charge of Student Court Conferences, Board of Welfare, and Jus- tice Council. Mr. James Collis, Dean of Boys, has contributed much to the organization of our school. When he is not helping the boys with their problems, he is attending meetings or otherwise fulfilling his obligations as VicefPrincipal. Mrs. Eleanor Kellum, VicefPrincipal and Dean of Girls, has done an excellent job in both capacities since the school's opening. Besides coordinating the activities of Menloffxtherton as its Vicef Principal, she has always been willing to advise students when problems arise.