Piedmont High School - Clan O Log Yearbook (Piedmont, CA)

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OUR CITY AND OUR SCHOOL THE CITY OF PIEDMONT, as a theme for this year-book, is a most appropriate one. The early founders of Piedmont were moved by an ambition Which has become traditional With the citizens of Piedmont, to make their city one of the finest and most attractive from the standpoint of home environment. Piedmontls first requisite as a line residential district is fine schools, Which offer its youth the opportunity and the training to develop those sterling qualities of character, mentality, and honor Which form the best preparation for a useful and happy life. With this end in view the organization and ideals of Piedmont High School have been molded. The splendid responsiveness and success of this student body during the year, in its attempt to realize these ideals, has made this year one of the most notable in the life of Piedmont High School. The exceptional chronicle of Clan life set forth in this volume is not only a monument of credit to the individual and collective efforts of this student body during this school year, but it is also abundant evidence of the fact that the youth of Piedmont are achieving the high ideals of their school and city. With pride in this accomplishment I Wish to extend to this student body congratulations and an expression of highest praise. No word of recognition for this excellent year would be complete Without the highest commendation to the members of the Piedmont High School faculty for their intelligent industry and devotion in leading and directing the activities of the student body during the year. To the Clan-O-Log staff, Who have created this unusually fine chronicle of the school year, I wish to bespeak the admiration and grati- tude of our appreciative Highland Clan. 1K Xgmm ...... ..... ...... ...... ''''''''' 6 ,,,,,,, ...... llllll Ii. :::: .........

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h BOARD OF EDUCATION HM w H. D. BELL, M. D., President MRS. L. RUETTE DUlggIIl-ETGFAIR M. D. MCLEOD, Secretary HERBERT L. BREED HAR . IN APPRECIATION ALTHOUGH PIEDMONT can never fully appreciate, nor properly re- . . . d W0- 21 , the efforts of the hi h-minded and publlc-splrlted men an . h menpw3ho serve on the Boag of Education, the students Of tmhbserlsli f school Wish, at this time, to express their gratltlide t0 the me to the the Board, Who have so unselfishly given their tlme andenergialaries, cause of educating the young people of our city. Servmg Wlthou n1 by a the members of the Board are compensated for their labors 0 y . onu- realization of the success of the school system, Wthh stands aS a m ment to their industry and foresight. ' ' hout No word of praise could be offered to the Board of Education Wlt mention of the sixteen t years service of Dr. H. D. Bell, who for '63ngan Six years has served as president of the board. One of the f0;n nd de- Piedmont High School in 1921, Dr. Bell has directed the grOWt a velopment of our high ' ' . - tion wit re so proud to be a art. Thls year, in CO'Opera H. Mrs. L. Ruette Dunning, Mr. M. D. MIELeod, Mr. H. L. Breed, and Malibu. Falr, he has continued to further the best interests of PiedmOnt S s The People of Piedmont and the students of the Piedn,flont Sgotciie regret exceedingly to hear that Dr. Bell has decided to retire f.Iiothem- Board of which he has long been a member. They WiSh to aval ' citV selves of this opportunity to thank Dr. Bell for his services 130 then ' and schools. iMr. R. S ' . 341 - illigan, newly elected, takes office May 1, 19 i201