David Starr Jordan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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Mr. John W. Wilson, our principal. He has spent twenty years helping Jordan and we're still glad he's here. Mr 'i is more deserving ot praise than he receives as student activity director, and our Assistant Principal, Miss Burtyce Lincoln helped many of the budding seniors with their scholarships and rnany of the other students with their problems. fx-f, ,Q-, ,- , Our Vice principal, Mr. Richard M. Cline, l

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V' ipa L' 'U ,s X--.. sx....,........,,,, . J INDIVIDUALITY . . . lt's one of The great universal values. The Creator held it so precious that he stamped it upon every obiect of creation. Every leaf in The forest differsf neighbo rom its rg every snowflake that falls is made from a design never repeated, every shell on The beach, every feature on ones face is forever unique. The stamp of originality The heart is in The mind, and The soul. lt is The value that each alone, has - The Thing for which he is directly responsible To his maker - and which he must develop to The utmost in honor of his God and To The fullest service of his fellow man. The amount he has may be great or small. He can'T determine that - but he can, and must, f labor to bring it to its possible best. lf you can't be a highway then just be a trail, lf you can't be the sun be a star, It isn't by size that you win or you fail - Be the best of whatever you are! Mr. Arthur Roseman Miss Hilda Jones Miss Mildred Druschel John W. Wilson Principal Mr. Milton Sager 4,3