Santa Cruz High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Santa Cruz, CA)

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, THE CARDINAL-1930 ADMINISTRATION x MR. LEVY ELMER, W. E. LEVY, PAUL M. LINSCOTT, J. W. SANDERSON, MRS. JEAN A. BANTA, DONALD M. BARTLETT, MABEL E. BINSACCA, MRS. DOROTHY WING BINSACCA, S. J. BOLGER, MARY ELIZABETH BRIGGS, LOUIS MERLE BRINKERHOFE, M. J. BROWNING, GERTRUDE BUBLITZ, LAURA E. BURTON, ROBERT E. CALKINS, HELEN L. COOK, CADDIE CRAWFORD, RUTH DRESSEL, MELVYL ALFRED FEHLIMAN, c. E. GOULD, CARRIE M. HALE, MRS. MABELLE CHACE HILTS, MARIAN HUGHES, MRS. ETHEL B. KAZMAREK, F. A. MRS. SANDERSON KING, ELSIE M. LILES, HARRIET M. LUSK, WARD W. MCINNES, ERNEST OBERG, DAVID L. PEARCE, MERCEDES PFEIFFER, PAUL PRICE, BERDELLA RICHARDSON, B. H. ROGERS, JAMES B., Jr. SHARP, MABEL E. SHERMAN, GRACE L. SMITH, HARLAN C. SQUIRES, JOHN E. STEVENS, H. L. STEWART, CHARLES V. SULLIVAN, KATHERINE E. TEMPLE, GRACE D. THOMAS, VERA ' VAN DE WETERING, GEORGE WARREN, EDWARD J. WHITLOCK, H. N. JARVIS, MABEL M. BRASS, MAMIE PAGE NINE

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H.. , THE CARDINAL-1930 Class of ' 30 Leland Stevens Lawrence Hayford Maurice Metcalf Gerald Gelatt ALOHA VVe, the Seniors, bid farewell to Santa Cruz High School, to those whose pleasant companionship we have enjoyed and to the faculty for whose kindly guidance we are most grateful. XYe find ourselves in the forenoon of our lives, equipped to cope with higher things. Though we have toiled, our work lies before usg though We have striven, We have yet to conquerg though we have tried, the test is to come. VVherevcr we go, the memory of these four happy years will be with usg whatever we do, the inspiration ol' our alma mater will light our way toward our goals. May these goals be worthy of our teachings! May they be sought whole- heartedly, courageously, unselhshly, and may they 'be thus at- tained. As we say goodbye, there is in us a mingled sense of sorrow and gladnessg sorrow because we must leave the old familiar laces and places, but gladness because Life beckons and we can not but respond to her invitation. Eagerly we ask, NVhat is Life? XXX- fmd an answer in the verse of Sills: Forenoon and afternoon and night- Forenoon and afternoon and night- Forenoon, and what? The empty song repeats itself No more? Yea, that is life. Make this forenoon sublime, This afternoon a psalm, This night a prayer, And time is conquered, And the crown is won. PAGE ELEVEN