words of wisdom from my 1967 yearbook |
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Steve ~ To a guy who had his hand over the answers too much. Lots of luck and I hope you flunk something. John Raley (p.s. this is golden grass and seed land) [ed. referring to the picture in the background of the page) Steve. It was great getting to know ya this year. Lots of luck next year in school. Have a great summer. Luck. Jon Key Steve, I didn't talk to ya much during English, which is probably a relief to you, but I truly think your sweet, cute and all that mushy stuff. I hope you have a real blast in the summer. Meet a lot of girls and have fun with em. Bye. Love ya, Julie (Field) Steve - Thanks for some of the help in Spanish, I hope youre in some of my classes next year. Good luck next - and I hope you flunk something!! Terry (Scholl) Steve - To my biggest rival in drafting. Maybe I'll beat you. Good luck in coming years. Dann Tackett '70 Steve, I want to thank you very much greatly for all the help you could of given me and did in drafting class. I won't see you next year, but thin, you won't see me either, so we're even, Good and best of luck in the many years to come. Mike (Lane) '69 rules the @*!#' Steve - It's been a blast having you in my English class. Too bad you didn't sit closer so I could've gotten to know you better. Good luck in the years to come. Joan '70 To a real cool head. Load of luck in Mexico. Ray Scharfe '69 Steve - Been real fun knowing you this year. Hope your in Spanish III next year. Have a real good summer, and keep playing tennis. Have a lot of luck with the chiquitas, and enjoy the beach. Good luck, Kevin Burns '69' (RULES) Steve - (to a good guy from a better one) Have fun this summer & maybe I'll se you next year. from that great guy Rick Steve - Its been great knowing ya in math & Spanish - hope to see ya next year. Have a great summer and good luck always. Kathy (Nicksic) Boy, I hope I get you in at least one of my classes next year, like maybe math or somethin' cause you could make our class look smart. Love (not really) Craig Griffin Thought I'd drop you a line - so I did. Geifry White "The facts must be consistent with your value system." Fred Head "Well, I think we'll wait for you gentlemen in the back to finish. Joel, 10 points off!" Mr. Callicott "I beg to differ with you" Mr. Heyes "Cosman, OUT" Mr. Hicks "Leo, 7:30 tomorrow morning" Mrs. Walski "Anderson, if you would keep your mouth out of the gutter, you might get some work done" Miss Weeks Wa-ah-ah Steve - It was nice knowing you although I don't very well. It was also nice being in the same history class. Good luck and have a neat summer. Nancy Riley Steve, you're a cool guy, never change, I hope you're in Spanish with me. Love ya' lots & best wishes, Cyndi Cramer Hi Steve it was cool sitting next to you in Spanish your a real cool buy good luck to you in '68. Good luck from a '69'er. Rah '69' Kirk Steve, it's been a gas this year in history. I'm sorry I can't say the same for drafting, but your help kept me above the "c" level. See you next year. Gary Smith -70- Big Steve - too bad you didn't make it to the top in tennis. Work hard over the summer and you may even beat me (hah). Craig Steve - You'll never become an architect, or you will never be good in art, but how you get the teachers to lie and put those high grades on those poor drawings I won't know (unless I come into a lot of money quick). You're a nice guy and I'll visit you sometime when you get into San Quentin. Your friend, Bill Fell Hi ya Steve, It's really been fun this year (the same old routine). I'm sorry I called you "rooster" that time in P.E. I hope you don't remember about that. I'm trying to forget it. I apologise (excuse my spelling) for it. I hope you don't hold grudges, please? I'll never forget summer school last year and Marlena's parties. We've sure had some pretty weird times. I hope this doesn't sound too drab. I'm trying to make it a little original. Practice up in Tennis over the summer and get a good tan. Luv ya, Darcey - 70 rules. Continuation... Hello. I'm here again. You are a very smart young man. Ken Wyss Steve - Have a great summer and remember only you can prevent tennis players (I think) Dick (Gude) Steve, To a real nice guy. Its been a lot of fun sitting next to you in Spanish. Lots of luck in the coming years. Chris Wingate Steve: You have to got to be one of the worst draftsmen I have ever seen. Imagine 490 points in a course with a possible of 450. I considered myself lucky if I got 300. Well, I'll see you next year in this detention camp they call an institute of learning. I don't love you. Craig Anderson Steve, Who is the bum at the bottom of this page? We had fun in drafting. Keep it clean with the girls during the summer. Don (White) Steve, It has sure been fun this year knowing you. I hope you have a real neat summer cause I know I'm going to. Randy Keep drawing and working and keep that attitude up! Take a rest this summer. J. Clayton Steve, This year sure has gone fast. I hope next year does too. This year has been pretty neat, even though the work was kind of hard. I know it wasn't hard for you, since you're such a brain. Have fun during the summer. Se you in '68. Al (Greenberg) p.s. '70 Rules Steve, Too bad we didn't see more of each other this year. I still envy you for your drafting skills. Good love (oops I mean luck). Dave Steve, It's been bitchen this year in English. We had a lot of fun. I hope we have some classes in the fall together. I'll beat Westlund yet. Yours, John Stevan, Although lots of guys I know said that you were my main competition (in drafting, I mean) in my own heart I knew it wasn't true. Good luck next year. Dave Wyatt Hi, neighbor. It's been nice having you live across the street and everything. Stay off the European tennis balls and best of luck. (and skill for that matter) Grant Morgan Steve - Great guys like you make a crummy school like Sonora look good? You know you're really no good in ping-pong - its just that I have a lot of bad days - I might have to see ya next year - Aww! I know you'll have a great summer [of course]. Don't forget about our little race - my great Corvair against your little bug. Goodbye? Mike Philipps [who else] Steve, Its been a lot of fun having you in my English class. Hope to see you next year. Curt Steve, Its been a lot of fun in Spanish this year. I wish you all the lot next year in Spanish III (you poor kid) but you have the brains. Good luck in the years to come. Nancy Hackett [69 rules] Steve, Good luck in the near and far future, to a good drafting partner. Have fun this summer. Hope to see ya next year. Remember their is always a road to success and I hope you find your's. Your Friend, Luther (Rains) '69 rules' Steve, It's been fun having you in my Spanish class, even though I didn't know ya. (Well, anyway, you were nice in 6th grade, wow!). Good luck. '70 RAH Kathy Reid Steve - Hey, neighbor. Can I borrow your dictionary, you'll have to show me how to use it. My English teacher didn't do a very good job. Well, you've been a good English buddy. Love ya, Kim Ratelle (your neighbor) Steve: I don't really know you very well, but you're a pretty bitchen guy anyway. (Darcey talks about you sometimes) wow! Hope you have a lot of fun this summer! See ya next year, Dirk House Steve: Its been nice getting to know you in English class. Hope you have a nice summer. Jim Steve - I don't really know you very well, but what I do know is great. Good luck in the years to come and have a good summer. Darrel Kane Steve - To a real nice guy and great artist, too! Good luck in everything you do. See you next year, Love ya, Carol Steve, Good lucy next year see you then. Mike Reckles "are you for real" |
Sonora High School First year of high school for me. Also, the first year that Sonora opened its doors. There was only a freshman (mine) and sophomore class, so I didn't have to suffer the slings and arrows from seniors that most freshman would have to endure. You can see my circle of friends grew a bit larger than from previous years. Recurring themes: English, Spanish, drafting, "don't know you very well" Score: 11/59 = 18% |
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