Perris High School - El Perrisito Yearbook (Perris, CA)

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DEDICATION f ' : . immiMi mi The Senior Class of 1969 Perris High School Every year the problem arises as to whom the Yearbook be dedicated to, and of course, is there anj ' one who deserves it. This year instead of an individual, an entire group was chosen to receive this honor; the Senior Class. For three yours, tlie students in this class have gone to school with each other, and friendships were built; many strong friemlships tliat will endure the passage of time. New adults were made out of the students tliat began at Perris. Kach individual has had new responsibilities given to him which have helped to form :i more matuj ' e adult. The success of the class depends on the leatlership tliat tl e class has had from presidents, advisors, teachers, and administrators, but most of all on U e cooperation from the individual class memlxTs. Kven tliough many times were hard and activities, plans, and hopes seeme l to fall apart l)efore their completion, this Senior rhits can consider their years at Perris a great success. So to you, the Senior Class of 19(i ' J, this 19G9 Kl Perrisito is de licote l.

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FOREWORD If you have anything really valuable to contribute to the world, it will come through the expression of your own person- ality - that single spark of divinity that sets you off and makes you different from every other living creature. Bruce Barton People live through expressions. We, as the youth of today, are faced with the problem of expressing our feelings, our views, our goals, to the outside world. We are faced with failure and rejection yet because we are young we rise and begin again with new and bet- ter ideas and ways to express them. The years spent in high school are our formative years. Here we learn to accept responsibilities, to become leaders, and to use the knowledge we gain everyday. Here we try to express ourselves to our companions. Here we first experience failure. Here we first experience success. Our success in future years we owe to our Alma Mater and the adults who taught us to express ourselves in such a manner, that we are heard by all. In these following pages we can observe ourselves during this important period of our lives. Here we will always be able to see ourselves striving to express our desires through our school, and all the pleasures that came with it. Let this be a record that all will be able to read and review over and over again and with each time be able to find a new part of himself through his expressions.

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A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud. STUDENT LIFE