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

Page 20 text:

In the shadows of old Inglewood, there is growing a bright new sprout, which will someday grow and spread until there is nothing left but a memory of the old buildings with their towering countenances, ornate, yet prim. With these old buildings go the railings the boys love so, the slippery steps of building six, the archways we walk beneath, the quaint fireplaces in the history class-rooms, the stairs of building three worn by thousands of footsteps, and that locker always to be remembered as the favorite meeting place, with its jumble of books, shoes, coats, and the homework paper, that you never could find. A new school brings a new dignity, something to be proud of and protect from harm. The shining new buildings will gleam between shrubs and trees as a call to knowledge. Even though the new school will afford many memories to its students, none will be more cherished than the memories that we, who have trod her corridors, have for the old Inglewood. Page Sixteen

Page 19 text:

Mr. Murray's Class wins first prize in Green White Day contest for best decorated room. Visiting song and yell leaders from Santa Monica High were present to add to the morning’s enthusiasm. With the judging of the room for decorations the day ended a complete success.

Page 21 text:

-