South San Francisco High School - Iris Yearbook (South San Francisco, CA)

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THE LAST HURRAH . I am a part of all that I have met, Yet all experience is an arch where through Gleams that untraveled world whose margin Forever and forever when I move. . . . To follow knowledge like a sinking star, To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Beyond the utmost bound of human thought. . . . Made weak by time and fate, but strong To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. From Ulysses,' ' fades in will by Alfred Lord Tennyson T'T Y essee 1. 'A ii. 1 ifg 'ff1,, T ,z f eogg , Vlgi , frmfzvrgr-f,.-fu.. iwizifrlf ,, 'WrCr ':1,, I N .f F-fi CREDITS: COVERS S. K. SMITH CO., Los Angeles, California PHOTOS DON BOSCO STUDIO, San Francisco, California PRINTING f. MIRRO-GRAPHIC YEARBOOKS, Glendale, California if A. O X l55

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As each senior walks down the aisle on graduation night, ending twelve years of public schooling, his thoughts turn to the preceding graduates as well as those of the future. Whether this night is the end of his formal schooling or the beginning of an even higher education, the graduate pauses to think of the contributions former classes have made to his school, without which his class could not have performed its many activities. ln turn this graduate con- siders those achievements his class had made for the benefit of those to follow. We, as the Class of l96l, may well be proud of our accomplishments. Everyone will remember this year for the overwhelm- ing recapture of the South City-Jeff Rooting Trophy which makes it three years in a row for South City, and which will provide the fighting spirit needed for the future. Our scholastic record was impressive, too, many students received scholarships at our Sen- ior Breakfast. Our drama and music de- partments were credited with such achieve- ments as the production of South Pacific and rated as one of the top ten drama departments in the Bay Area at the San Francisco State Drama Festival. All of these accomplishments have served to make South City a finer school. And as South City improves, so do its stu- dents. Long after our class is forgotten, the results of our undertakings will remain. Senior Class M , .1