Mount Diablo High School - Diablo Yearbook (Concord, CA)

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JOHN McKELVEY President LYNN DENTON Secretary . . . OWL SswitfLlL fr?L 52 These four years, known on transcripts as high school, are almost over. Some folks call it the best time of your life, dear. Others nod sagely and moan softly, now you're in for it. For four years we've worked and played together. Some of us have learned a good deal, some not so much. There have been parties, and plays, good times and bad times, and of course, homework and exams. But what's in store for us after graduation on June 13th? We will be released from an educational institution with the rapidity of bal- loons cut from their strings. We're on our own and are about ready for the adult world. This is the point that scares us and makes others feel sorry for us. We might as well forget the scare stuff and sorry angles. There'll be military training for sure, but maybe it'll do us some good. Jobs ahead will probably be dull but there are lots of chances for fun and excitement. Future undecided? You're right, but fortune-telling never stands up under scrutiny. Your first breath was uncertain and it'll probably be like that for some time. A lot of wonderful people may give us the benefit of their mistakes and the results of their research, and if we recog- nize this advice, we'll probably listen. So cheer up! Let's look at the bright side of things. Twenty years from now we can look back and grin. Life isn't as bad as we thought it was. SENIOR ADVISERS 20 MRS. BARBARA STRUTZ MR. GEORGE PERRY MRS. ELOISE HONETT MR. LESLIE DUNNELLS