Bakersfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Foreword -I' -I' To the Reader: The stall' of the 1932 edition ot' tl1e tJracle,H in its work ofa mak- ing an annual, has been motivated first by the purpose, that of any annual, ot' recording the events ot' a school yearg by the aim to make tl1is edition of the tJracle,, con- sistent with 'the high standards maintained in the other activities of this high schoolg and by the desire to make this edition as different as possible from those editions that have preceded it. The choice of the 1932 Olympic Games seemed to the staff excep- tionally fitting because of their proximity to us and because the ideals embodied in the Olympic Games- ethose of clean, friendly yet determined competition, of a sport for sportls sake, of winning or losing with the same grace- N are the same ideals toward which we are striving. Since it is to the Greeks that we owe these ideals. the statt' artist has attempted to express them by the Grecian con- ception of the athlete and of atb- letics, interpreted through the modern school of art. The measure of its success is the amount of pleasure you may derive from this edition of the t'Oracle. l i

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