Belmont High School - Campanile Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Um Wwe I wxsh to congratulate you on selectmg Emmy HIGHWAY 101 for the theme of the 1941 Campamle Thls road really can be called HIGH ROAD TO HAP PINESS or HIGH ROAD OF HAPPINESS because xt reaches from beautlful ALASKA the home of the happy Eslclmos through MEXICO wh1ch IS lknown as a country wlth warmth ln her soul and a song m her heart down mto SOUTH AMERICA the home of our good nelghbors where a welcome awalts us Belmont has long been lcnown as the FRIENDLY SCHOOL ON THE HILL a reputatlon whlch she well de serves Your book expresses thls frlend mess Trustlng your llves wlll be rich wlth many HIGH ROADS OF HAP PINESS I am 7QMffQ7w So much has been wrltten recently ln magazmes books and newspapers about Our I at1n Amerscan Neighbors that all of us must be consclous of the efforts of many wrxters and speakers to spread the Splflf ol good wlll among the many natlons of the Xvestern Hemisphere We can all do our part m this xncreasmg and very deslrable movement by begmnmg rlght here at home m our own school ln our daily contacts wlth the boys and gxrls of Mexican or H1spamcAmer1can background Incldentally we natwe Americans can learn much from them an the matter of courtesy hospltallty and consxderateness When I go rolling down to R10 some day before I m olcll' I hope that I shall be welrome because of bemg an Amerlcan C . V .