Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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GUN the hands of time have completed another circle. and again they are passing over one of the most important events in our lives. Four years ago these hands seemed barely to move. and the goal we were Striving to reach seemed very far in the distance. but with each succeeding year the hands have sped ever faster and faster around the dial of life, until all too soon we see them passing swiftly over the present important event of our lives. Soon they will also have passed over this periodof time, and as they con- tinue on their eternal cycle, will leave us behind, no longer actors in the life of our beloved school. but observers. You rejoice with us over our suc- cessful graduation from high school and we are proud that we can accept your congratulations. but at the same time we regret that we are about to leave the surroundings which have come to be a part of our life. It will be hard to grow accustomed to out new environment. whether it be a higher institution of learning or the world of affairs. EEhitnriaI The Makio Ehitnrial We have lost that eagerness for graduating time to come, and in its place is a feeling of sadness that we must leave this school and its teach- ers, who have been friends indeed to us. XVe regret leaving our school- mates and we regret leaving each other, The many traditional activ- ities we took part in did not seem especially important at the time they occurred. but as graduation draws near they liinl a tender spot in our hearts. as we come to realize that we will never experience them again, that henceforth they will remain with us only as pleasant memories. Milieu the Senior class assembles to receive its diplomas, it will be the last time the class of 1924 will ever he together in one group. Then we must follow our individual paths of destiny, and make of our lives what we will. Before we have scattered to the four corners of the world we wish to express to the faculty our deepest appreciation for the interest they have taken in us. Many times we have become discouraged and woultl have given up the race. had it not been for the encouraging words of our faithful teachers. To them we owe the credit for what success we have 01' may in the future achieve, To you. our schoolmates, we leave our sincerest wishes for your highest success and our hope that the school will come to mean as much to you as it has to us a life-long inspiration. Juno R. MASON, '24.