Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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To THE CLASS OF 1937: My parting greeting to you is suggested by the informality motif of your annual. Informal, frank, and happy in your school life, you have at the same time had a serious concern over the vital work at Redlands High. You leave a place which has been full of friendship and good will We hope you continue to make that valuable contribution to society You haxe filled your senior class role with honor As individuals you number some of our ablest grad uates Cur congratulations and good wishes for even greater success go with you Sincerely B W SHAPER MISS O J SMITH 0 G s MR G A DANIELS D an of Boy MRS J A GRATTON g MISS MARY SOUSA f5'4f'1,:f,': - , 4, ' - ' ' ' 3 , QW v CM ??4,2,,,frfw1 iii -'ff ,f , 7 The most indispensable organization in school is yes its the Ad ministration Stiff How would we get along without thc advice of Miss Smith Coachs little speeches over the absence slips Mary s tardy slips or order 1n the records kept by Mrs Gratton7 Maybe it s not ex actly an organization but it IS certainly indispen able lu 7 . . ' I A 3 . . n Dean f irl e s l P' . - . , J Re lstrar Clerk - Y - - - - 1 1 , , S 9 . I 1 . I y U 5 v . 1 X l In - L K l u l . , . . s - - - - - 1 v - 7 l - I x , I l . . . - - - c - , ,I 3 1 L - 4 1 c c , 1 S .

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To THE Srumixrs It IS my m1sfortune but not altogether my fault that I am less well acquamted vv1th the members of the class of 1937 than I am wxth the members ot the class ol 1912 whlch wlll hold 1tS twenty nth annnersary followmg your graduat1on I hope you have enjoyed your four years ofh1gh school l1f but that you hav learned that the most satlsfactory lxfe 15 the one that has some oth r um than emoyment My best wlsh for you 1 that you may have th courage to me t adver s1ty lf lt comes vvlth und1smayed fort1tude and a wlll to conquer Supc11ntu1dcnt 0 Schools We bel1eve that the major1ty of the students as well as the taxpayers do not reahze the devot1on and work grven by the School Board Each member spends on an average of ten hours each week recerves no remuneratron and IS on call at any tlme A great deal of the past year s work has been devoted to fimshmg deta1ls connected w1th the new g1rls gymnas1um In clos1ng an mterestmg statement from the Supermtendent ol Schools of a large c1ty It IS 1mposs1ble IU a large c1ty to obta1n the fine type of men and Women that you have on the Redlands 'School Board W F e F M Coe 14 Y . . 1 . c c I K f , , . ' 7 . T A ' U I I S, c 1 3 A f or A- c I U ,N l I V t 2 Q . ' . ' .S c I c 3 O 2 C f HENRY G. CLEMENT 1-' 7 Q If V , A , ' ' V 3 , U , LB ' - - 1 . . M n . ha 'gs Mr. . G. Hentschke Mrs. U. . L wis Mr. .. . p

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MH ,yf fl MISS M. L. ARNOLD Pd. B. Art M I SS H BLAIR B M Glee Club MR L L BRODERSEN M A Woodwork MISSJ M CURRY Commercxal M RS C L DENTLIIR B B Hnstory B A En lush M R H R FORD B A History English MR A FURST Radio MISS V. L. ASHBY Commercial MRS D BRENAN B A Englxsh MISS M BUTTRICK B A English MR G DANIELS A B En hah Mathemaucs M I SS M C DEWEY A B Laun Engllsh B A Weavmg M I SS L FOULGER B A English MR F HAGEN B S Vocauonal Agriculture A. B. '. ' . n A..'.,'.D, ' ' - . J . X-f .J, ,-1 I ff' JP' J- J ' 'f MR. H. C. EMM MRS. A. F. FARRAN J ,L A. , M. . .' 1 ,Vp I , g A A. .M.