Citrus Union High School - La Palma Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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VICE-PRIIXICIPALS' GREETIIXIC3 T MRS. SHELDON MR. STURGES Our Campus Scene is The Theme, you say? Well, The blue-veiled mounTains over The way And The gleaming groves beiewelled wiTh gold Should be in The scene, if all is Told. The Tall eucalypTus ThaT arches The drive And The blossoming bushes wiTh nesTlings alive: The shady arcade, and The pride oT The school, Yon Tall senior Tower, and The clear mirrored pool- All These Torm The body. BUT whaT is The soul? YouTh's courage and vigor pursuing iTs goal. -EThel B. Sheldon How we Americans praise The spiriT oT The pioneer! All Too oTTen do we bemoan The TacT ThaT our TronTiers have vanished and ThaT, alas, There are no regions leTT To conquer. How Tar Trorn The TruTh! Though The geographical TronTiers have nearly disappeared. would we buT liTT our eyes To survey a new horizon oT a living, Throbbing world of people and counTless unsolved human prob- lems we could be capTivaTed by a Tar more sTirring challenge Than C5reely's Tamous Go wesT, young man, go wesT. To ThaT end, The school program oT Today has a renewed purpose To aid The pupil TirsT, To discover and direcT himself: second To Tind his place in The social sTrucTure: and Third, To make his conTribuTion To The general good. WhaT greaTer challenge ever conTronTed any pioneer! -David IW. STurges 11

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ffl W if THE PEINCIEMS V llil? MESSAGE MR. HAYDEN School. School-The Theme of La Palma for I936-is a magic word, almosl an Aladdin's Lamp. Yes, l 'rhink if is even superior 'lo Aladdin's Lamp because one is a fairy sfory and The oiher is a realiiy Jrhal' has broughl us many lhings once considered impossible. Our of The laborafory of rhe school have come The radio, +he Jrelephone, lhe auromobile, and The airplane, Thar have conquered space: The scienlific knowledge of medicine, Thar has 'Freed us from plagues and many dread diseases: knowledge of law and order, Thai has buill our naiions, and--s+ill holding on +o our simile of Aladdin's Lamp--wha+ aboul' lhe li'r+le eleciric lamp Thar has 'rhrown a circle of Iighr around +he world? Oui of ihe school has come a Training in The appreciarion of The beauliful of +he world-The beauriful in li+era'rure, in music, in arf. Life has been enriched a lhousand Told. Human relalrionships have also been broadened and expanded. The archifecfs, lhe scienfisls, The builders, and ariisls, have been 'Trained in our schools, colleges, and universifies. The school has very approprialely been lermed The alma ma+er of 'Those who have searched in i1 For knowledge, wisdom, and inspirafion. ' Will you boys and girls accepl +his rich herifage-preserve il, increase i+, and make if ennoble your lives? Emerson says, The farmer should nol become +he handle of a plow, fhe sailor should noi become lhe rope of a ship. l-le should ennoble his work and in Time be ennobled himself. 10

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.Wffs ROW 4:'S'revens, Graffam, Griesser, Alman, Wafson, Smifh, Scho++, Snyder. ROW 3: Slurges, Goodwin, Harper, I-lerdeg, Ebersold, Clayes, Pryor, Kanzelmeyer. ROW 2: McKusicIc, Greenlaw, Rudmann, Dimmiff, Boyd, Polfer, Zellhoefer, Lewis, Smiih, Earnsworlh. ROW I: Van Pailen, Cobbs, French, Brown, Sheldon, Purclurn, McLeocI, Dryden, Warburlon. FACULTY JOHN ALMAN-Science, Mafhemalics, Physical Educaliong MILDRED M. BOYD-Commerce: MARGARET BROWN-Home Economics: AL CLAYES- Physical Educalion, Englishi Ma+hema+icsg IRENE COBBS-Secrefaryg MAR- JORIE DIMMITT-English: GRACE M. DRYDEN-Physical Educalion, English, LEO V. EBERSOLD-Mechanical Drawing, Mafhemaricsg RUAH EARNSWORTH -Physical Eclucaiion, English, UNA M. FRENCH--Languages: JEAN GOOD- WIN-Arf, Crafl: DONALD T. GRAFFAM--Hisloryz HELEN GREENLAW4 Physical Educafion, Biology: ROBERT GRIESSER-Social Science: J. ROBERT HARPER-Chemislry: E. S. HAYDEN--Principal: HAROLD L. HERDEG--Ma- chine Shop: KATHRYN HERNDON--Dramaficsg HARRY H. KANZELMEYER- Science, Language, Mafhemaficsg J. ARTHUR LEWIS-Voice, ROSA A. Mc- KUSICK-Englishg IRENE McLEOD-Librarian, English: WILLIAM H. POTTER -Music, RALPH H. PRYOR-Commerce: MARGARET PURDUM-Languages: GRACE RUDMANN--Secrelary: HENRY A. SCHOTT-Physical Educa+ion: ETHEL BURNHAM SHELDON-Vice-Principal, English: LESTER G. SMITH-- Manual Ar'rsg RACHEL GRAVES SMITH-Dramalicsq WESLEY VANCE SMITH -Social Science: EDWARD C. SNYDER-Ma+hema+icsq VIRGIL STEVENS- Biology. Physical Educariong D. W. STURGES-Vice-Principal, Biology, JAMES M. VAN PATTEN-Physical Eclucaiion, Social Hisloryq STANLEY WARBURTON -English, Commerce: DONALD WATSON-Science: MILDRED L. ZELL- HOEEER-Hisfory, English. 12