Birmingham High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

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ofeio 3 910 Q Wil Q Q T. . 49259 .' T lg' 'Nh J ,ZX fl is l . 5 xf C:-1 This year's edition of the Toma- hawk is a living symbol of the passing of time. The pages not only bring to life again the activi- ties and friends of the year, but also emphasize the fact that the perpetual sweep of the pendulum of time has marked the passage of one more year. For some of you, this means only advancement to another grade: for the A-9's, it holds the promise of a niche at last in the brighter world of senior high school: and for the graduating seniors, it marks a plateau from which new and exciting steps may be taken. Regardless of the special mean- ing involved for each of you, the fact that the school year of 1959- 1960 is now history will mean that the panorama of events encom- passed by the Tomahawk '60 will provide a link with the past in the years to come.

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