Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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cercfxfifeae camera 27 fietafwfs fi ia i N fi Q 54651 fe me . g W 5 I Y C9 UO, young Mariner, N kj Eoffyn to the haven, kj a your companions, 765 Launch your vessel F65 And, ere it vanishes l Over the margin, After it, follow it, Follow the Gleamf' A I can think of no better words with which to greet you, students, than these fine lines of Tennyson. Q Here in your High School you have great opportunities. You are fortunate in :IGH being in a large high school where there are many chances for self-expression in ' scholarship, athletics and student body activities. I would have you learn the great lesson of working with-others, to call your companions and launch your vessel and, ' having begun your task, I would have you put your whole soul in it, crowd your X l J canvas. 0 7 - But, I would have you realize that all your individual and concerted effort will ' i 5 be of no avail if your vessel has no guiding star. So this is my message: First of all, set before your eyes a worthy ideal, then with all the zeal of youth which is yy F1 yours-- Q HEre it vanishes XQ Over the margin, After it, follow it, j fl Follow the Gleamf' Q GEORGE Morse, zlfimpaz. 'X Page Selvenleen !J?faU QQEQQAQFQIQQEQVCQAQLQQQE

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V F t we CQSCMGZLQB Z7 flfi329W,O6fQU 'gQ D if reetmgs from ur ice- rinclpa s DEAR STUDENTS: My wish for you is a big one. I wish every good thing in life for each one of you. A special message of good will goes to you Seniors who are leaving our high school. I hope each one of you will carry in your heart a real ailection for your high school and may you, whenever possible, come back to visit her. A last word of advice? You don't want that, so I will just say again, may your lives be fine and happy and may you look back to your high school as having in some measure helped to make for your success and happi- ness. lf your high school has done that she has succeeded gloriously. ETHEL HUME FLOOD MOYSE. Page Eighteen t DEAR STUDENTS: The members of the Class of 1927 have contributed to the welfare of the school dur- ing their four years of residence. These years cover a period of interesting development and growth. The school has increased in num- bers, and it has moved into new buildings with correspondingly new equipment, but the greatest change has been in the development of an increased loyalty to the school. The members of the Class are to be com- mended for the constructive work they have done and our best wishes go with them as they complete their High School course. A. L. FERGUSON. U Dw32f4eNa,QiCl93C 5 kj fel Y Q 6 XJ xy 'Q 1 Q