Salinas High School - El Gabilan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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enior gfistory History is said to repeat itself, but it will be indeed a long time before another class like the Class of l938 comes into the picture. We suspected it when we were Sophomoresp we expected it when We were luniors: and, as Seniors, we proudly declared it to be the truth, the l h Cass t at surpasses us must be a super- super class. For, what other class has turned out so many lively personalities with so high a s h l c o astic average? Our highbrows aren't stay-at-homes: nor is the l'f f ' ' ie o our parties the despair of our noble instruc tors. Vile are a fine mixture of fun-loving, Yet level- headed individuals. Led by our faithful class president, Mike DeLeo, and assisted in no small measure by Mr. Dodds, the Senior Advisor, we have made our Seni or year a stimulating one, collectively as well as individually O h' f ' ur c ie social successes have been the well-attended Senior Ball, in October, the Senior Costume Part l Y, Q OI'1Q about March, and fhow did you guess it?l the Senior Banquet, in the Spring. As Seniors, we have had a wide club member- ship. Of course Circle will be reduced t , o an arc of approximately 36m when we leave and the Red Dom ino members, too, will look around at all the empty seats. In fact, we humbly feel, we are quite an influential group in this school right now. Why, what will the Port Weekly do without us? The Retort? The Art Club? The Book Club? And wasn't it our president who helped Mr. Floherty make us good drivers? You will fill in the rest, they will all miss us. But even in our anxiety to progress to the great unknowns of business and college, we cast a sorrow- ful glance ba k t h ' c a t e Band and Orchestra, who will be weeping bitter tears in memory of no less than twenty talented and practiced musicians, including numerous champion soloists and ensemble players. Pleasant as our high school career has been to us, we are eager to take the great step in our livesy for many of us, the step from school to the business world, and, for others, from public school to college- an equally awesome leap. As we say good-bye to the blue and h't w 1 e, we cheerfully invite any future class to outdo our record. Page Fifteen

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Page Fourteen CS32fM.Ol' C9fA.CQI'S MICHAEL DE LEO President ALEX WILKIE Vice-President BETTY LINDEMUTH Secretary-Treasurer MR. EDWARD DODDS Senior Advisor

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I ALLEN, RUTH Quiet, steadfast and demure. So well ALLINGTON, I UNE she acted all and every part By turns-with that vivacious versatihtyl ANDRE, DORIS Ready, willing and able. She G 6 AUGUSTINO, TONY ' never like being hit without striking back. BACMEISTER, LUCRETIA Our liierary scholar. BAGLIONE, IOSEPI-IINE Silence is sweeter than speech. BAIRD, SALLY What is there good but to love and be m BARRETT, FRANCIS I always get the better when I argue alone. BELLEFATO, LOUISE 'This is virtue, to be gay. Page Sixteen erry? ANDREASSEN, OLAV C188 Many are idly busy.