Castlemont High School - Falcon Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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G E MORTENSEN F G ADAMS F E MARVIN W H MCMASTER Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal ettmg eahp N THE morning after the Stanford U C game the local papers carried the following headline Field Goal Klcked by Stanford Third Strmg End Beats Bears 9 to 7 All through the season Carl Schott had been getting ready So on the day of the Big Game Carl Schott unknown to football fans in one brief moment 1n the absence of Monk Moscrip became a football hero The chance he got was an accident but making good was no accident Carl Schott had been training Luck may bring the opportunity but it takes something more than luck to make good All his life Benjamin Franklin was getting ready to live a more useful life Edison did not become an electrical wizard in a day By painstaking atten ness No doubt President Roosevelt in tr1umphing over the am1Ct1OIl that seemed a handicap was getting ready for the great office which he so cred1tably and so humanly holds During every day that we l1ve if we strive we are getting ready And he who 1S ready will be sought by opportunity and will Find opportunity and still continue getting ready for new oppor tun1t1es Here IS hop1ng that the members of the class of january 1935 will prosper 1n readiness ,, E MORTENSEN .I IN MEMORIUM ON JULY 5 1934 Mrs Helen Fontaine Dreiske beloved teacher and faithful friend passed from our midst All through her many years of teaching, Mrs Dreiske s fine intellect was dedlcated to enriching and broadening her work and her heart was dedicated to the welfare of her pupils She possessed the rare gift of making learning easier and a rare abi ity to make life easier for others by her smile and her understanding advice Helen Dreiske s teachings will go on and on and her noble spirit will ever survive in the lives of those whom she so faithfully served I . Z HI . . 3 - Y ' . 7 tion to detail during his early life he was getting ready for his future great- n . . , . . ,