Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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Principal George K. Drake i'i.'i L To The Class of 19671 Samohi has attempted during the post three years to ignite in each of you a living flame which would provide the light to guide this great class of 1967 in its iourney into adulthood. Upon your arrival on this campus as sophomores, you brought with you the desire to learn, the wish to become a part of the spirit, and the willing- ness to assume responsibilities-the spark was there, but it smouldered' and and smoked and did not burn. As this great faculty gently generated this spark into a glow, and then a flame, the class spirit grew, and our rich traditions become meaningful and lasting. Your leaders filled Samohi's positions ofggovernment ond responsibility. Your scholars and athletes strengthened and carried forward the reputation- of our school. And now at the completion of your high school career, you prepare to let the light you have created shine far out into your future to lead you on to new and finer accomplishments. We, your teachers and administrators, are proud of the part we have played in helping you to discover the fuel within yourselves which makes your lights burn steadily and brightly, It is our hope that the impact of our association with you will inspire you to help ignite in others the love and desire to serve this school, which your class may now proudly call your alma mater. Best wishes for your continuing success! Your Principal, George K. Drake fx Y ,J 5 l ll' rl' ,i Dr. Drake confers with Mrs. Mary Martinez, his secretary