Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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MR. GEORGE M. GREEN Superintendent Inglewood Union High School District page sixteen

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MR. FRANK D. PARENT f rank D. Parent has given fifteen years of service to pupils and teachers, trustees, taxpayers, and the general public as trustee of the Inglewood Union High School District. Hereafter some other trustee will serve in his place, for Mr. Parent has thought it best to retire. He was elected in 1913. and his work in that capacity continued unbroken except for service with the Y. M. C. A. in Prance for half of 1918-19 and half of 1919-20. Prank D. Parent was custodian of the property of Inglewood High School. He has watched that property grow from one building and a five-acre campus to seven buildings on a ten-acre c mpus with two additional sites of ten acres each. When first trustee. Mr. Parent guarded the interests of eleven teachers and one hundred and eighty pupils. Since then the number has increased to eighty-five teachers and one thousand five hundred and ninety pupils. As trustee Mr. Parent has ever administered justice. Everyone who came before the board received an attentive audience and a just decision. With the exception of the class of 1919 each student in every class has received his diploma from the hand of Mr. Parent. We earnestly hope that he will continue to be interested in us and our problems. We have appreciated his efforts in our behalf. In Frank D. Parent we have had a trustee who has always kept this ideal before him — Service for Others. page fifteen

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THE GREEN AND WHITE Once more the Green and White is before you. Here you will find the record of the year. We hope you will find much to praise and little to condemn. Much ink has been spread on the press, much copy edited, much proof read since the first edition, a book of forty-two pages, was edited by Clyde Wood- worth and published in 1909. A complete file of the Green and White would reveal the growth of our school, the sorrows and joys of the student body, and the defeats and victories of the Sentinels. You have only to glance at the past to realize that this year's achievements surpass all others. We hope this edition will be an inspiration to those who are to follow as Sentinels to stand firm and guard our traditions. May our standard ever wave unfurled. George M. Green. page seventeen