San Gabriel Mission High School - Pioneer Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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The curtain is fallen now, but the drama is not ended. This year of nineteen-sixty, wonderful, but all-too-brief, has been only the rehearsal for . . . tomorrow. Q 44664 . . , Applause is the iust recognition of a performance well done. Perhaps only the director of a play can realize to how many the applause is due, certainly the editors of this annual realize how impossible it is in these few words of thanks to reach all those to whom thanks is due. Our applause is for all, but there are special bravos for Father Michael Montoya, C.M.F., Administrator of our school, for Father Leo Mattecheck, C.M.F., Principal of the boys' division, and Sister John Dominic, O.P., Principal of the girls' division, who gave their constant encouragement and back- ing, for the Faculty in general, for their photogenic co-operation with our many demands, for our guiding lif perhaps, at times, proddingl light, Father William King, C.M.F., annual Moderator, Cheers also for Jack and Bill Christy, our ever-ready, patient, and competent photographers and friends, for Mr. Bob Hopkins of Mirro-Graphic Yearbook Company, whose expert advice, always unstintingly given, was truly invaluable. A final curtain-call for those wonderfully enduring people, the annual staff, for the businessmen and parents, who by their many benefactions and sacrifices made this entire production possible. Accept, all of you, the sincere applause and gratitude of The Editors Margaret Daugherty, and John Schwarze. Epilogue, The annual has been work. But it hasn't been a one-man iob. l can only regard it as our yearbook. With so much talent and en- thusiasm at my disposal, my only task was to moderate it. All of you who have worked together with me know already that you have my gratitude and my prayers. The Moderator Father William King, C.M.F. ,lzrsse ,- , ,. , 1 t f- ii Y . , 1 , , ff 2 , ,, 1 ' Y l 5 x i l i 4 , L ,t . i i s i il tl lf? iq!!!-Ln, s. b ine' 99

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