Middletown High School - Cinnabar Yearbook (Middletown, CA)

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Dedication We, the Cinnabar staff of 1963, dedicate this yearbook to our new high school building and to the graduating class of 1963, the first to graduate from the new building. We hope the new and modern facilities have made a genuine contribution to their education. We also hope that the classes of the future will live up to the highest ex- pectations of the school and the community in the use and care of the new school and in the attainment of their own most worthy goals.

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Superintendenfs Message This has been quite a year! On the opening day of school, our students entered into our high school's hall of knowledge only to discover instead, a, partitioned gymnasium with classrooms on one side and a huge covered pile of instructional materials on the other. Any sound, intelligent, and logical adult would surely have forecast nothing less than utter chaos. For high school to be conducted under such conditions, learning could certainly not continue on in an efficient manner. However, in typical teenage fashion, you did the unpredictable by conducting yourselves as mature adult students when in a most unusual and difficult setting and for a three-month period. When construction of the new high school building was completed during early December, an enormous amount of assistance was needed in the conversion of our high school from the gymnasium to our new quarters, and in a minimum amount of time. Once again you responded in a fabulous manner and within several days, school was being held in our marvelous new home. The last five or six months spent in the new building and before the close of school required a great deal of adjustment by all people. You, the students, once again rose to the occasion and accomplished the feat in an outstanding fashion. It is seldom, if not rare, that we are fortunate enough to experience or be a part of such spirited group co-operation. We were fortunate enough to have experienced such a feeling at least three times during the past year. It is basically for the above mentioned reasons that I will long remember with pride this school year and I strongly suspect that the feeling is mutual with you as well. Sincerely yours, Otto Sempell District Superintendent Middletown Unified Scholl District