Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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-j table of contents 1, mi1u1CAT1cvN 2. CAMPIIS ANI 3. c1LAss1uumMs 4. FACULTY AN s, SENIORS f 6, IUNIORS f 5 ISIIILDINUS f D ADMINISTRATION 7. SUPI-IUMORES f f Q .. SCHOOL ACT . SPORTS f IVITIES f 4 5 IO 19 29 41 47 55 . ADVERTISEMENTS f f 2 1,, I . , V 4 'lx . .,--rv I ' .-4' . W .fjl rr df' 3 4. 'f ,I ji IA Io S9 3,1 .65 If IO S S 1 7 A' 5 1 5' 9 ' nn' II y 7 CI, 'DA I' r -f N 1 S ' XI f 65' If-J 9, . ,vv f ff - -V S' 2 ,Mm - Q' ls s 'fv 1' f 7! A AI 1 1' lj vs X Rf fx 44 07 X' if , 1' f 1 Q IM' Ill' A 5 .A wq'n 1 j..64 KIA' : 46' 1 W 1' , ,f L 4, ' 'f UI, v . r 1, .fwaj 11 ,qv -1173 If I L 1 - ' .19 rf 1 4 V ,X ' ' - 2 -1' ,nf H f'- f :I f 1 ' rl ri 1 ' Y X rg X, Q, 'ff lf I VIII I es '70, , 6 A I I' 5 , X f II III I ' I I I III Z I xv . I ' j ,WI V 'A o-I J I-AL' ,, 'I-'...4 A ,','i'-'ll I ' :ll l: - Y: ..f N.- if - xg, ' llvy, :Tw A ' Har ., f' 'fill I' I iff! uf- fd! . Q I 'cf f X I I5 XR I0 A f I x lil!!! I I ' I ' ll 1'1 'H' ' HLQIV u 4171.113

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dication.. 'hive 'HM H 4 ', r, ...., , .,., . DLLING happily to school every morning in his little green model A, Mr. Clarence Hardy rushes to his oihce, receives last minute briefing for the day's work, and dives inf to his neverfending task of educating the younger generation. Since 1916 he has persisted in his ellorts to enlighten a considerable portion of the R. H. S. student hody. ln addition to his duties as head of the Nlanual Arts department, he teaches mechanif cal and architectural drawing. Besides the practical training, his Nlanual Arts classes are taught the significance of a smile and a friendly greeting, Because of his democratic principles of equality, his ever present helping hand, and his long service as an excellent teacher, we dedicate this Makita to Mr. Hardy.