St Marys High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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HUSTLERS SAY! Enthusiasm is the foundation of all man-made wonders, hustle . . . drive. Patrick Deibert Anticipation is looking ahead to better things while still looking behind with satisfaction at goals attempted and achieved, excitement plus hope, fear plus anxiety. Virginia Hults Loyalty is a reason for doing, an example of loving. Virginia Hults The leading roles were played this year by: Gene Giornetti, treasurer, Marilyn Munoz, secretary, Dennis Minahen, president, Didi Dwyer, vice-president, William Sanguinetti, sergeant-at-arms, Thoughts in preview . . . The graduating class of T964 completes high school, holds diplomas, remembers yesterdays at St. Mary's, they eagerly await tomorrows but often forget that tomorrows come only after the sun sets on many todays and the moon shines on more tonights. Karen Duffy Hustlers feel a mounting, an intangible, satisfaction as graduation approaches, We have reached the maturity of self-approbation, yet, paradoxically, we sense a restlessness, We are far from unique as we come to realize that life's real struggle lies ahead. Jean Serra Four years of work are behind us, many years of work face us. The prospect of independent living is proximate. We are willing to step up to life, yet we hang back in the shelter of adolescence. Maturity must be accomplished, it is desirable, yet we tremble. Michael Overfield Time is drawing short, graduation is near. The thought brings satisfaction and relief, We are apt to think our task complete, but let us not close our eyes to as yet unforeseen events, unrealized goals which now lie dormant to our vision. Are we ready with inquisitive minds to meet the future challenge? Patrick Deibert Football games, basketball games, track meets, chocolate drives, homecomings, paper drivers, boxing carnivals . . . Neanderthal man, Cicero, Virgil, Archimedes . . . four years of whirlwind activities, new experiences, successes and failures, endless days of lecture notes, examinations, homework. Now we leave St, Mary's to make a beginning. Barbara Green Our work is done, we know it all, we led the school! Let us pause, have we made an end? We make many ends but our paths turn full-circle . . . another beginning follows every finish. Judy Martin From opening night on . . . Four years of dedication to class advancement have developed a class of Hustlers , . .a spirit of satisfaction has pre- vailed through past endeavors . . . united efforts have macle us a unique group in the spread of enthusiasm . . . success is our achievement, all of us have had our share, done our part for the class of '64. Edwin Campion Mistakes, even the best classes make mistakes! Often embarrassing, frequently erring, yes. . . but we have been in it together, sharing the blame and the laughter and the glory of it all. Susan Damos Seniors married to an ideal . . . the spirit of generosity, cooperation, loyalty. Some sue for divorce, some for separa- tion, others, proud sons and daughters, embrace their love, their lifestream . . . wholeheartedly, passionately . . . gems of maturity.