Widney High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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SATELLITES Once we are out in space, two objects attract our attention. One is the mighty sun, its glaring light streaming in the port holes. The other isn't so bright but iust as impressive. The mysterious moon, with Craters that make the Grand Canyon look like the Los Angeles river bed, comes into view. In the daytime, everything is bright because of the hot rays ofthe sun. At night half of the moon is lit by soft greenish earthlight, while the other halt has never faced our world. Our Space Academy, U. S. A., has satellites, too. Two other schools, each working independently, are under the supervision of Commander-in-Chief Perez, and part of our academy. They are the Valley Branch of Widney High School, and the Home and Hospital Division.

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A SPACE VIEW OF THE SATELLITE, VALLEY BRANCH A view of the satellite, Valley Branch, resembles that of Widney Space Academy, U. S. A. Like Widney, it follows a stable orbit from September to June. Here twenty-four young spacemen prepare to take their flight into the unknown future. They study English, a language of the pl-anet Earth, the home of man. They also study the earth's history, its social and its physical sciences. ln addition to studies, spacemen at Valley Branch relieve the pressure of air drag by excursions into less serious activities. During the refueling hour at noon, students engage in contests of ping-pong, basket ball, croquet and caroms. Others visit and converse about current problems of space travel. At the end of each semester there is a luncheon and birthday party. In December the Sherman Oaks Kiwanis Club sponsors a Christmas party. Toward the end of may the Junior-Senior Prom takes place. The theme this year is Rainbow Dreams . The assembly room is decorated and the tables are set for a formal dinner. Space men and women appear ih evening clothes for dinner and an evening of entertainment. When June finally arrives, Senior spacemen have their rockets set to blast off at graduation, and begin their free flight into the future.