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American dreams

created Saugus High

stated Dr. William Banowsky, pres-
ident of Pepperdine University and
keynote speaker at Saugus' dedica-
tion, May 6, 1975. Education was
the core of. the American Dream ,
which vanished during the 1960's.
Dr. Banowsky feels that the youth of
today, with a realistic, not a per-
fectionistic view of the world, are
reviving the hope of the American
Dream. His charge to Saugus was to
"preserve freedom of the individual
and the soul of education."
Mrs. Ruth Newhall, managing
editor of the Newhall Signal, rela-
ted the history of the Santa Clarita
Valley and presented a community
view of Saugus High.
Also speaking on the program ,
placing the traditional Open House,
were: Dr. Clyde Smyth, superin-
tendent: Gina Paggi, ASB president;
and Mr. Louis Brathwaite, president
Saugus' Parents Advisory Commit-
tee. Mr. Rohen Crozier and Mr.
Kenneth Wullschleger formally
accepted the school from Mr. Harry
T. MacDonald. ~Tr.hitPN
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(1) Proudly displaying Saugus emblem is Mr.
Kenneth Wullschleger, Mr. Hanson looks on.
(2) Band members presented four special
numbers . (3) "Saugus, the result of a Newhall
dream, was named for Saugus, Massachu-
setts, " states Mrs. Ruth Newhall. (4) Mr.
Robert Crozier expresses Board's best wishes to
Centurions. ( 5) Absorbed in dedication festi v-
i ties are : Keith Hicks, Booster Club president;
Harry MacDonald, Dr. Patrick Shaughnes-
sy, Trustee, Robert Crozier, and Louis Brath-
waite. (6) Centurion families, friends , and
staff filled bleachers at dedication. (7) Shar-
ing students' feelings with audience is Gina
Paggi, ASB president . (8) Dr . Myron Sproul,
Dr. William Banowsky, and Dr. Clyde Smyth
after program. (9) Enjoying refreshments pro-
vided by Parents Advisory Committee are Ann
Denault, Paula Burch, Karl Allen, and Car-
men Garcia.

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