Campbell High School - Oriole Yearbook (Campbell, CA)

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lr. WW, , W. In ., ,. ,, I TRUSTEES We students of Campbell Union High School salute our board of trustees: Mortimer C. Vennum, Presidentg Mrs, Iessie A. Shelley, Clerk, and Dr. Frank R. Anderson, Raymond B. Bishop, and Ioseph A. Conner. Most of us students are not personally acquainted with our board members, but we realize they are working with us, and we Wish to express our sincere appreciation of their efforts. Sometimes we almost think that our school board is hiding from us, so little do we see of them. We know, however, that they are constantly planning for our Welfareg and We know that many of the privileges and advantages we enjoy are possible because of their efforts. We appreciate their generosity in outlook and their unselfish donation of time. lt is they who have helped to make possible our trips to the fair, our picnics, the successful completion of our building program, and the continuance of a smooth-running institution. We realize the sacrifice they make for us, and we hope that by using our ad- vantages to the utmost, We may prove worthy of their efforts. .nie X i viii Wi I'

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A DEDICATION The Oriole Staff has worked faithfully during the past months to bring to consummation an annual which we hope reflects the ambitions, accomplish- ments, friends, and memories of the students of Campbell High during 1939. lf, as you turn these pages, the words and pictures enable you to re-live the year, we shall feel that our hopes have been realized. The production of this Oriole has been made possible, not only through the efforts of the Oriole Staff, but also to a greater degree, through the guidance and aid of our advisors, Mr. Noddin, Mrs. Rae, and Miss Lewis, to all of whom we express our sincerest appreciation. As we reach the end of the school year, we realize that Mr. Van Dyke has completed a year and a half with us. During that time he has faithfully super- vised the completing of one of the finest schools in the state. Not only are the buildings among the best, but the institution they house seems to be imbued more and more with a spirit of friendliness and cooperation. With the interests of the students at heart, our principal is always willing to consider suggestions for the furthering of these interests. In the difficult task of school administra- tion he maintains a sense of humor, tempering authority with understanding. Therefore, in recognition of his efforts in behalf of the entire school, we dedicate this l939 Oriole to Mr. Van Dyke. -The Editor PRINCIPATJS MESSAGE A year ago we saw our new buildings in the process of construction, and we could only picture the finished structures in our vision of the future. Now they stand before us in all their grandeur, a dream come true. However, these buildings will stand only as empty shells except as they reflect the spirit of the students housed within. This student spirit is exemplified by their ideals, ambitions, actions, and desires for a training that fits them for useful citizenship. It is my sincere hope and desire that, as our buildings at first were only visions, so may the dreams of each and every student become a guiding star that will lead on to success and accomplishment of great deeds. -W. H. Van Dyke

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