Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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Board of cluoation .35 .Maj MR. HOMER HEACOCK, MR. JACK MOTT, MRS. MICHAEL MOSQUTNT, MR. RICHARD HUGHES, MR, BAZIL SUGDEN. 1 MR. JACK MOTT PresidenT You are cornpleTing your high school educaTion in The mosT dynamic era The world has ever known. While you have been in MonTebello Sen- ior High School, orbiTing The earTh has become an esTablished realiTyg The abiliTy To land a saT- TeliTe on The moon in a pre-deTerrnined TargeT and sending picTures oT The moon's surface back To earTh has been accomplished Twice. Specacular as These scienTiTic accomplishrnenTs are, The emergence oT new naTions and The concern Tor a beTTer way oT life Tor all people have been even more impressive. The Board of EducaTion, The adminisTraTion, your Teachers and your desire have provided you wiTh The basic educaTion To cope wiTh This exciTing age. WheTher you conTinue in college or Take your place in socieTy now, we wish you The uTmosT success in your rnosT imporTanT and exciTing career as a good ciTizen. Jack MoTT PresidenT

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There are many tasks to which the counselors must attend. Their files hold the individual per- formance tests, health records, and other pertin- ent information concerning each student. Every possible means is utilized by the counselors to better guide the students. They offer vocational counseling to help the student plan for his future after his graduation from high school. For the college bound student, the counselors help choose a school that would best satisfy each individual's needs. The school's extra-curricular activities are often attended to by the counselors. The counselors attempt to guide each student to a field best suited to his interests and abilities. HELENE RUMMEL Coordinator and Counselor of the lOth Team Program E Students wait their turn to take advantage of counselors' advice concerning school, work, and home problems. sf' X- vv HOWARD l. RUPARD ROBERT J. STETLER Director of Testing and Research, Director of Vocational Guidance, Student Counselor Student Counselor

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entral ffioe THE SPIRIT OF '65 The spiriT oT T965 is The spiriT oT progress. Everywhere you look in America you Tind change heralding a slow-moving buT irrepressible progress. Governmenr, indusTry, commerce, even our social insTiTuTions are changing as They adapT Tor more useTul service To our socieTy. Change swirls abouT us aT all Times. Close aT hand are The freeway Tingers joining Toge-Ther The major populaTion cenT- ers. Even more dramaTiC is The sCienTiTic progress which has changed SouThern California Trom a land oT The ArgonauTs To a land oT AsTronauTs and AauanauTs. Change will be a mighTy inTluenc:e on your liTe. Be prepared To live wiTh iT, To acCepT iT as ineviTable, buT Try Through adiusTmenT To build your dreams inTo permanenT realiTies. Reconcile your goals wiTh your abiliTies, buT don'T sell your- selT shorT. Darwin, Tollowing a liTeTime oT criTical observa- Tion, said ThaT men diTTer less in CapaciTy Than in zeal and deTerminaTion To uTilize The powers They have. You are a parT of progress. As every new day unwraps iT- selT, build inTo iT The sTepping sTones ThaT assure a greaTer achievemenT Tor Tomorrow. John C. Whinnery SuperinTendenT oT Schools gxi,.+rTis.1Lie:iEJ:i.1 . A is 2 Q I. ffl? g l L .5 .im Ti 5- fff My I gig GLEN DIBBLE, JOHN WHINNERY, NORMAN TALLMAN PAUL OGLIVIE CHARLES KEMP