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

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-Q08 I ' 4' .. ...Ms JOAN TAVERNFTTI KAY MARTIN RIEGGIIZ KENYON Trruxu rrr Si'r'r1'lary 4 Sr'rgr'a11I-af-Armx I As WE Focus our microscope on each of the past four years in turn, we see the con- fusion of our first days as Freshmen. By the time the Juniori year came, we were well acquainted with our high school. We found ourselves with much more to do and more responsibility. Our main job was making a success of a Prom. We sold cokes, candy, and the now famous Gehitas to make money for it. The next year, as Seniors, class activi- ties came thick and fast. Quickly following one another came Senior Dress-Up Day: L Ditch Dayg Senior Tea: our last Prom: the Senior Play, a comedy entitled The Divine Flora : and the Senior Informal. Each year has been filled with fun and enjoyment, but no year can surpass this last one. Although there was much merriment during gradua- tion practice, we were all conscious of the sadness one feels upon leaving something behind that can never be captured again. Our sadness at leaving is all the greater by reason of the happy memories we take with us. LARRY LACAZOTTE President DORIS CROCI Vin'-Prrsidml . 9

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in I 28' T fr, U , new pi' 51 H MMR' MISS EVELYN B. SHARP Vefi' APPRECIATION MAY BE expressed in two ways, in words and in actions. In practice it is much more convincing to show apprecia- tion through actions than by the use of words, which, as here, can hardly be ade- quate to express what is really felt. Mrs. Dye guided us through those first difhcult years during which we Were devel- oping a feeling of belonging to the school. We became accustomed to a school system of which we shall always be proud. Miss Sharp assumed the responsibility of coun- seling us these last two years and has helped us to take an active part in school activities. 'TITFU MRS. VIRGINIA DYE O I She has been as much concerned with our activities outside of school as with our class- room Work. She has guided us in planning our courses and making decisions about our futures. We feel that both of our counselors have given us the encouragement and sym- pathetic kindness so necessary to our high school days. We hope through our actions as well as through our words that We have shown the sincere gratitude we feel for their help and guidance.

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