Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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g -,,,,,-W57, to E. W. Oliver, principal Sixty-live years of history of Los Angeles High School covers a period of growth in our city from a village of iive thousand to a cosmopolitan city of over one million three hundred thousand in- habitants. During these years of progress, the school has developed from an enrollment of twenty-one to a school of thirty-seven hundred 3 and we are reminded that there are approximately eighty thousand senior high school students in our city today. Los Angeles High School has accepted the challenge of each succeeding year in the development of its curriculum and has always endeavored to present to the students an opportunity to meet and to understand the ever-changing social and economic conditions. Student activity, starting in 1879 with the beginning of Star and Crescent, has increased year by year in importanceg and today three out of four boys and girls of the school are engaged in some form of social, athletic, or self-government activity. Genuine service and high ideals have- always been a part of the life at Los Angeles High School. The many years of service rendered by our school to our city is an inspiration to every member of the graduating class. The Faculty, the alumni, and the students of the school thank you, the members of the Class of S'38, for your genuine interest in the cause of education. We challenge you to continue your high ideals as active citizens in our American democracy and so justify your heri- tage. Our best wishes are extended to you. Very sincerely yours, o . 5 PRINCIPALS MESSAGES STUDE T BUD