Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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IT1R. JOnES SPEAKS . . . With the advancing years, memories tend to become our most cherished possessions. Old friends seem to grow in stature, and the memories of our youth take on a deeper significance. It is because of this that your school yearbook will in- crease in value with the passing years. What amuses you, today, as you leaf through its pages will have a far richer meaning when viewed from the vantage point of more mature years. This record of your school days will have ever greater worth as the years go by, and will become one of the strongest links between the prosaic adulthood and this carefree adolescence which you will never fully appreciate until it is gone. To those of you who are gradu ating, I want to wish the maximum fulfillment of your every hope and dream. It is our sincere hope that your experiences at Modesto High School have been both pleasant and profitable. L L.JONES, Principal.

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Miss Alice Ahl berg, Mr. Arthur Shull, Miss Virginia Garrison, advising two students. rv F THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. E. F. SODERSTROM MRS. A. J. STURTEV ON MRS. G. W. EVERETT MR. JOHN BEARD DR. AUBREY A. DOUGL