San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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P ff! As you linger ozfer the Elm pictures of the cl uhs to which you belonged, the activities in which you took part, and the games you won anal lost, a feeling of gratitufle u'ill come to you as you realize the interplay of personalities ana' ezfents which have lezl to your own personal alevelopment. You see, you haue gained not only in the knowledge of reading, writing, anal arithmetic, hut also through personal experience. You have hettered yourself for a happy ana' successful future. For all these things which you holil so ilear, you are ever inclehterl to your faculty because they are the people who nuule them possible. You may renzelnher favorite expressions typical of a'ifferent teachers, such as Miss Sterling's Santa Maria. '-Mr. Geer's Five minutes for Cl'lllllllIl1Ig.,, ana' Stua'ents, flll16',S yours. -Mrs. 1ohnstone's Chop- Chopf'-Mr. Muno:'s Chickens ana' lL'0l'llIS.,,-MV. Pettiuicchi's All lihrary hoolas nlust he checlaerl out! -Miss McIntyre's Baby, it was elegant. -Miss Peter's Go to Tronjant. -and Mrs. Macaluffs Ship Ahoy. Or lllllylh' these certain nzarlqs of clistinction may ring a hell: Dr. Stezcart's jokes-Mr. Use's marching hana'-Miss Kane's Basthan accent -Mr. Burala's spirit-Miss O'Neil's speea'-a-way-Mr. D1llllI,S alligator -Miss Hinlzins' lollypops-anal Mr. AlC'.X'dlIll0V,S Korean Plaque. These are your iinnzeiliate nzeznories, hut as you enter into various occu- pations, your gratefulness for this ffaculty's ejfort will increase, and you u'ill realize the true importance of an eilucatiofn. Because of their alert nziiuls, their eilucational luzclegrouiuls, and their interminable patience, they hare llllltlt' it possihle for you to haue a good ana' sounfl education, anzl for these qualities they will become an integral part of your cherished lnenzories. IW- af- TT'