Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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- V (V' cf ' r 'In reverie 1965 will be but a moment in the parade of years. It was not spectacular . . . (y there have been other Cowtowns as successful . . . other good class assemblies . . . other Mardi Gras parties as colorful . . . and the spurs didn't come home, yet to those who shared this year as Plainsmen at Monterey High School, 1965 will have special significance. It v as the beginning for 965 sophomores who identified for the first time with Columbia Blue and Scarlet. It marked an ending for 815 seniors and for approximately 428 others who will become Mustangs of Coro- nado High School in 1966, and for Mr. B. J. Randles who had been Mr. Monterey for ten years. Yet, for these too, 1965 was a beginning. The end of the high school career signals the beginning of adulthood; the end of one experience in life heralds the beginning of another fraught with promise. Those who enter the adult world in the Fall of 1965 will always be Plainsmen in spirit. Mr. Randles and those who adopt the colors of a new school will take a spark of Plainsman spirit with them. May none forget . . . One brief, shining moment . . .

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