Merced Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Merced, CA)

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' Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Canepa The orange and hlack colors that are used throughout the 1958 El Rodeo are conceived both as a tribute to our school and as ab demonstra- tion of appreciation to Al Canepa and to Pat Canepa. These two teach- ers at Merced High carry our school colors forward with honor and sports- manship into academic, athletic, and social activities. 4 Q To you, Mr. Canepa, we dedicate this hook in order to show our deep- est appreciation for your outstanding work as civics teacher and student body adviser here at Merced High. V We dedicate this book to you both as being representative young Americans engaged in the important profession of teaching the youth of our country.

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ADMINIS The retirement ol Mr. Poytress ends many years oi dedicated service to MHS. Our apprecia- tive thoughts and best wishes go with you, Mr. Poytress. Though much should be said to show our gratitude, we now express on behalf oi past and present students a very hearty Thank you! lor your cheeriul guidance and hard work. May you have great happiness and good health in the years ahead. Superintendent Mr. Frank Poytress MHS principal, Mr. Steven- son, has added another feather to his cap by coping so well with the over-crowded condi- tions which laced MHS at the , beginning of the '57-58 school , term. His handling of this parti- i cular problem made the school year a good one for both the seniors and underclassmen. Principal Mr. William Stevenson Left: Board ol Trustees. Back Row: Edward Leap, Lawrence Pressley. Front Row: Clerk Clyde Iones, President Ioseph Sanders, Donald Robinson. Right: Secretaries. Back Row: Mrs. Virginia Rowe, Mrs. Ann Bryars, Mrs. Alice Spend- love. Mrs. Mary Ellen Lindgren. Front Row: Miss Myrene Williams, Mrs. Cherie Polzine, Mrs. Doreen Guest, Mrs. Rose Tillotson.