Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

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'-iw! As we open to the first page of our memory twhat we see. ls it sophisticated, high P school students, to have looked so gawky only a few years ago? Quickly we pi pages to view this year's class picture. 1 Yes, we all have changed, not only in appear- i ' ' d. ance but The experiences h t matured and developed our character to w a album, we are astonished a ossible for we, as mature, scan the next few also our personalities have change of these lost few years have Q it is today. . In a few years will we look back on this year's class picture and think, as we now are y L , . , thinking of our grade school picture, How ou ' f landish! Probably so, but that is the wonder o it all. No matter how mature and learned we are today, there will always be new horrizons to conquer tomorrow. 5 Q M di' ' 4 531 QQ' M -y?i.f . V 5 .extras -1 'ii ' 'K ,... .L . mf-A, 1 . s . 5- li.-Ag. 1 . .11 lui: 'WHY W- iw rl- fd: ::..a V . , , 'if5gQ,fg:x'- ' , f P ' ' P Q 'S s' -fd:f fT 'fi . , . 2331.0 'Mil i 'V-9:53121 h 'YU EFF: i ' ' Qfiikiiifs 'V 5321,- -Q ki K 5 Ii ,.tt...c -Q. L. A as f . , .,... . V -I wif ' in ' . , ' Y-'33 , ' l. ' . . , 52 ' - ' ' H - ' Selig- . ll ' - . 'XS 1 QQ! , lil :3'f'il' I5lEj.Q:'ll W 'A lr QQ i -t .- ,.,,wega:s: : - .5 if , asf, sys. 'Q is is-1 ,. 1 1 5 . vm K ti I My g sy 'fm 'S Q if is ' J ' ' wg: 2 M i 7-fi wi 355, num exit- A i B. .... - - . W e rn .. . sk: w ,li ' -nes., 'H Ql395,.: . i g,

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SEINUQER MPEEBEATTUWES One of the highest honors that can be bestowed on a Senior by his fellow class members is that of being a Superlative. The Senior Class voted for those they believed best fulfilled the desired qualifications. Since these honored few represent the entire Senior Class, the task of selecting is ditticult. We, the Mirada staff, believe the Super- latives chosen for 1959 have shown outstanding leadership, enough to make us all proud of our Senior Class. MR. I MISS MIRAMONTE Floyd Blaney and Judy Bartlett were chosen on the basis of participation in school activities, dependability, personal ap- pearance, popularity, and school spirit. SCHOLASTIC ABILITY An alert mind and willingness to apply themselves were the two main factors in the selections of Doug Federighi and Babette Ambler. BEST PERSONALITY Tim Maloney and Sheryl Stud- Iey's cheery smiles and happy dispositions have made our days brighter. Everyone knows and likes them. MOST ATHLETIC Dixon Farmer and Jackie Conda's bound- less energy and versatility in sports has added greatly to our teams' spirit and per- formance MOST ATTRACTIVE Because of their neat appearance and attractive looks, Bill Klement and Linda Benson always look as if they had iust stepped out of a fashion magazine.