Courtland Union High School - La Perita Yearbook (Courtland, CA)

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lla Berita Foreword ....... Dedication ........ In Memoriam ........ Principals Message ..... Faculty .,.......,........ Graduating Class ......... Alumni .............,.. Class Activities ....,..... Staff .........,............ School Activities .......,. Literary ...... Sports ..., Calendar ,...... Exchanges ..... Humor ...... Ads ......,. - I Contents I 6 1

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Ea Narita T Some Changes HE present year will mark the advent of several changes in the educational pro- gram of the state. The first of these, in importance, refers naturally to all students who expect to graduate from high school. Up to the present time one hundred sixty credits were required for garduation, ten of which might be for Physical Education, but, beginning with the next school year H931-19321, one hundred seventy credits will be the minimum requirement, and of these, ten must be for Physical Education. Required subjects and elec- tives are about the same as they have previously been. The second change of importance refers to students who expect to attend the University of California. With the ending of the first semester of this school year, ends also the established custom of getting college recommendation from the high school principal. From now on the University authorities alone, will decide whether or not they will accept a graduate from a high school, and their decision will depend entirely upon the transcript of his record. The transcript must contain the subjects outlined, and repeated subjects will not be accepted. It is well that all students note these changes and outline their programs accordingly. The requirements of the University of California were published in last year's annual. S. HALLEY, Principal. 0 lal