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

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Channel SMHS-TV . . . inviTes you To Tune in To The mosT specTacular re-run of re- cenT years, Panorama '63-'64. As you follow The sTars, cheer The smash hiTs, applaud The Emmy winners and Thrill again To The Wide World of SporTs, may each vivid scene be eTched wiTh pIeasanT memories. To you freshmen who flip Through The many pages of your firsT annual, iT will be a revue, recalling To you a year of The new and The differenT, a Time of change, readiusTmenT and reviTaliza- Tion. Already having passed The gruelling TesT as frosh, The sophomores will view The panorama of scenes ThaT narraTes The sTory of your avid acTiviTy. For This year has esTablished The facT ThaT your fine repuTaTion as ardenT and diligenT supporTers of ST, Mary's was indeed well-earned. As acTors and acTresses in The Class of '65, a fiTTing successor To The season's hiT, The juniors have eagerly made preparaTions for The Time when They would become The leaders of The sTudenT body. This revue re- flecTs The counTless successful achievemenTs which proved your abiliTy as repuTable leaders. IT is The sTars who were casT in The Class of i964, a smash hiT program which is finally leaving The air afTer running for four consecuTive seasons. The Class of l964 is probably one of The besT all-Time greaTs ever Televised aT SMHS-TV. We view our lasT season wiTh mixed emoTions of joy and sadness: The joy of accomplishmenT, The sadness of imminenT deparTure. When we firsT enTered ST. Mary's in i96O, we played The role of raw, green frosh who were ToTal sTrangers To one anoTher, To The school, and To ourselves, each wiTh an unTapped reser- voir of gifTs and TalenTs. Time passes wiTh The change of scene as we see how we have used our indi- vidual TalenTs aT work, aT sTudy and aT play. Because of our separafe conTribuTions To The whole, we have become a uniTed class, fused by bonds of friendship and fellowship. NOT only have we advanced as a class, buT each of us has developed and maTured by giving and sharing in a spiriT of generosiTy. Now aT The brink of independence, we preview The unknown fuTure. Drawing from The reservoir of new wealTh ThaT we have accumulaTed aT ST. Mary's, each one of us will again have an imporTanT role To play as an invaluable parT of anoTher world's drama. For whaTever lies ahead, we are ready. For we leave ST. Mary's as ChrisTians and as scholars, sTrengThened wiTh The grace of God and prepared now To assume' our role in The affairs of The world. We possess The TalenTsg we musT use Them wisely. We musT conTinue To enrich all ThaT we have so generously been given, so ThaT each one of us may become a person proud of The parT he has played and deserving of his rewards. WiTh Panorama '63-'64 as a remembrance of The glorious pasT and as a reminder of a brillianT fuTure, leT us venTure ouT boldly remembering: , WhaT we are is a gifT from God, T WhaT we become is our gifT To God. 6 ' Virginia Yang T ' ' f Cauldron EdiTor . , T' mm A AX if .V M15 glow , i cl M K-