Garfield Junior High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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A MESSAGE TO GRADUATES - JUNE, 193 0 As I sit at my desk to w from a song which was po l Your graduation theme, rite my semi-annual message, there comes to my mind a line pular in the far-off days "when I was your age." I remember that it was a rather sad song, although I have forgotten all except the one line: "The years roll slowly by, Lorena!" To youth, the years often do "roll slowly by," or so it appears to the impatience and ambition of that period of life. To me, the years of my 'teens were long years, as yours seem now to many of you. But when once the responsibili- ties of the "twenties" arrived, my years. no longer "roll slowly by." And now! They gallop, they race, they hurdle by! So they will with you, when you take on the responsi- bilities of grown-up life. It seems scarcely possible that a year has flown by since the last June class prepared to leave Garfield. But here you are, more than two hundred strong, about to receive your honors and take your place with the three thousand six hundred eighty-eight Garfield graduates who have preceded you. "So spins the flying world awayfj repeated, may well serve as Garfield's farewell to you. On the wall of our court is our motto: "Knowledge Opens the Portals of Success." Below it are the splendid words, Reverence, Vision. Labor, Learning, Courage, Integrity, Service, Responsibility, Carry with you in memory the picture of our beautiful court, and remember the silent lessons given you as you h ave passed through it daily for three years. As long as you live, keep your minds open to wholesome knowledge. Let the ideals and fine qualities suggested by our eight chosen words be your inspiration and guide throughout life. May honor and success Godspeed. be yours. As you leave us, all your Garfield teachers bid you D. L. HENNESSEY, Principal. ,gs MEN YVHO TRY I am not a great believer In the thing that men call luck. It takes hard and downright digging E'er the vein of gold is struck. Dame Fortune may be fickle, But none of us can deny That she loves to lay her treasure At the feet of men who try. JANE FLOWER, Low Eigblb.