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

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MISS MARGARET KURTZ ppvecicllion INTELLIGENT ADULT guidance plays a big part in the develop- ment of youth. Around this experienced counsel the character and good judgement of the child is strengthened and broadened. Especially during high school years is this advice of great value in shaping the lives of the citizens of tomorrow. We seniors wish to thank you, Miss Kurtz, for giving us that necessary and worthwhile guidance during the past two years as our counselor. Thank you for giving us your sympathetic help in solving our personal problems. Thank you for your encouragement when We were depressed. Most of all We thank you for just being our friend.

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S z S ANDY NICHOLAW Vice-President MARY ANDERSON Treasurer JEAN FITZSIMMONS Secretary MERVYN BURKE Sgt. at Arms TED KAIAER President enior ificers REMEMBER WHEN the school and campus seemed so forbidding? With passing years, how your attitude has changed! After a host of friends made and activi- ties shared you seniors cherish dearly the memory of these past four years. The senior calendar was sprinkled with activity. In April, junior members of the Girls' League enter- tained the senior girls and mothers at the Senior Tea, presenting to each guest the traditional corsages. Senior Ditch Day followed in May: and, after a morning's fun together, the seniors separated-some to relax in the sand of Carmel, while others rode the surf at Santa Cruz. Hand in hand came june, the Senior Ball, and Graduation, events forever memor- able to the senior class. Some have added to the honor and glory of the class by participation in extra curricular activities and yet others by study. Out- standing citizenship won for Anna Lee Hansen a let- ter of welcome from the California Alumni Associa- tion. With eight semesters of scholarship, Bill Carlsen and Beverly Pierce became the possessors of the Seal- Beareris Pin. Mary Anderson and Rose Marie Faul were representatives in the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship contest. But now all realize their high school career is ended, and the class of '46 turns to face a new horizon. 21