Canoga Park High School - Utopian Yearbook (Canoga Park, CA)

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To Our Graduating Hunters: The clipper ship is the symbol of an era when American sail- ing vessels acquired supremacy of the seas. Later, the flying clip- pers extended this supremacy to the air above those seas. Today, jet clippers are capable of encircling the globe in half a week, and tomorrow, no doubt, space clippers will tour this universe. Marvel not at the development of the various clippers, but at the development of the various minds which created them. The widened horizons are mental horizons. The telescoping of time and space is relative, and is limited to man. However, time can still be measured by a clock, and distance by a rule. Our Earth is not essentially different in its material or energy content. The same natural and physical laws govern its being. Only man's concept of his world has changed. Expanded now are his under- standing of basic facts about it, his ability to apply its laws, his knowledge and use of its resources, his skill in the fusion of molecules and the fission of atoms which enables him to produce and control apparently-new sources of power. In short, only man's accumulated and accumulating education has changed. You are now graduating into an era which will produce yet another generation of clippers. The level of education which you have now reached, or may soon reach, will determine your part in the process. Whatever you do, do it well, for you will be entrusting your lives and lives of your unborn descendants to the clipper fleet you will help produce. God speed! Alwilda Dartt MRS. ALWILDA DARTT, Girls' Vice-Principal He ma main ted 64, the na i atom. MR. JOHN SANDERS, Boys' Vice-Principal just as the clipper ship exemplifies the sovereignty of the seas, each of us should have dominion over our lives here at Canoga Park High School. There are many facts that produce the beauty and splendor of the sailing ship. Each sailor plays an integral and important part in this poetic motion. Each of us here should contribute in whatever way possible to the pulse of Canoga, so that she may maintain the sovereign state that she rightly deserves. A good Hunter is proud of the beauty and the working of our ship. Have you contributed to this majestic voyage during the last year, and will you weather your future calms as well as storms because of your contribu- tions to the sailing ship known as Canoga Park High School? Bon Voyage! Sincerely yours, john Sanders Page Nine

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learning wa neceua lf for II crew mem6e A Students conduct safe experiments in Mr. Don Thomas' chemistry class. IVLQI HARQLD GQLDMAN P.. A -. ELSE PQENN MRS. ADELINE PRICE MRS. MARJORIE ROSS SCICIICC MR. ORVI ll.E ADNEY MR DAVID BROADWAY MR. GEORGE DVORKIN Mn. CHARLES CLIFFORD Mn. JAMES A. MEYER MR. GLEN cousin MR. CARROLL soENKE mn. HOWARD KELLY MR. DONALD THOMAS . Mus, LEVAUN MARSHALL BUSIUCSS Typing II students keep busy in room 152.