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

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l We, the students of the Courtland High School, gratefully dedicate this, our twelfth edition of the La Perita, to MISS SOPHIE IVERSEN our worthy and faithful friend whose sincere and e a r n e st co-operation has helped to make our school annual a success E53 Ea lirrita S

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Ia Marita llfoirew-Ord HIS is the first time that the theme of our school annual has been anything but Spanish, in accord- ance with its name, La Peritaf' For this year's book, we have selected a Colonial theme. We have chosen such a theme for several reasons. p The common ideals of unity, co-operation, uprightness, honesty, clear mindedness, simplicity, courage, and faithful- ness of Colonial days can well be compared to the ideals of Courtland High School. As the result of earnestly aiming to live up to such ideals, the early settlers built up a great nation. That which they built up materially, we hope to build up spiritually within ourselves. It was through their efforts that we have acquired the high standards that make it possible for us to enjoy free public education. Indeed, the Colonial spirit can well be compared to the hopes, the ambi- tions, and the aspirations of our present day high school life. Now, as you look through the picture frames into our di- visions of Classes, Activities, Literary, Athletics, and Fea- tures at the colonial figures pictured there, let your thoughts drift back to that time when youth adorned itself in the grace of these picturesque hoops, flounces, and powdered wigs. E41

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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