St Augustine High School - El Castillo Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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Salma! Ealmdar September 1 Classes begin 5 Labor Day Holiday 16 Fletcher Football Game 6-6 23 Deland Football Game 26-18 28 Junior Magazine Sales Begin 30 Bishop Kenny Game 20-14 October 7 Mainland Game 18-0 10 Senior License Plates Sale 14 Englewood Game 19-20 15 Senior Bar-B -Que 21 Seabreeze Game O-7 November 3 Skit Night 4 Homecoming Assembly Homecoming Parade 9 Forrest Game 19-6 19 Sophomore Riddon Candy Sale 11 Ft. Lauderdale Game 6-7 23 Palatka Game 34-7 24 and 25 Thanksgiving Holidays 28 Senior Wrapping Paper Sales December. 1 Freshman Candy Sale 9 Hastings Basketball Game 10 Senior Bar -B -Que 13 Mainland Game 14 Miss S, A, H. S, Contest 15 Junior Candy Sale 16 Palatka Game 21 English 111A Christmas Play Christmas Holidays begin wr January 3 Back to School Green Cove Springs Game 6 Deland Game 10 Orange Park Game 13 St. Joe Game 17 Seabreeze Game 18, 19, 20 Semester Exams 20 Orange Park Game 26 Senior Fashion Show 27 Hastings Game 31 Palatka Game February 4 Forrest Game 6 St. Joe Game '7 Junior Popularity Contest 10 Senior Auction Deland Game 14 Seabreeze Game 17 Green Cove Springs Game 18 Senior Bar-B -Que 21 Forrest Game 28 Mainland Game Sophomore All Occasion Cards S April 2 Easter Holidays 7 Junior and Senior Prom 29 Seniors leave for Washington May 5 Seniors return from Washington 24, 25, 26 Final Exams for Seniors 28 Baccalaureate for Seniors 30, 31, June 1 Final Exams I une 1 Last Day of School 2 GRADUATION! . ale

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Seniors President - - - - TOM YOUNG Secretary - - - CAROL MORROW Vice-President - - - -MARY PHIPPS Treasurer - - - - MARIANNE WHARFF CLASS OF '61 As we walk up the aisle the night of graduation and hear our alma mater we bend our head in reverence for this long awaited day. It has been four years packed full of wonderful memories and hard work. We 've done pretty well for ourselves. Oh it's been a lot of hard workg but it's been fun too. We've done so many things it's a little difficult to remember all of them. Let's see now we've sold candy, cookies, wrapping paper, and license plates, greeting cards, magazine subscriptions and, of course, barbecue tickets. And we also gave a beautiful prom last yearg one that we all will remember. And now at long last we are ready to receive our diplomas. Many cherished thoughts will linger in a proud tear as a rolled paper is placed in our hands. With a hardy hand- shake and a last look at the class of '61 we will step out into a strange world. A world of promise and opportunity, a world of love and hate, and a world in which we must live and work with our fellow man .y