Dana Middle School - Log Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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40 .4 ibail Clin Ebac Hail to Dana Junior High, You're the only school for me. Hail to thee, oh Dana High, With colors of the sea. Loyalty we pledge to thee, Thine -honor we'll uphold, Protect thy name, exalt thy fame, As Vikings, brave and bold. 'Z' DUB Steer a straight course. -rf Qireeh i We, as mariners of the good ship Richard Henry Dana, ern: barked on the voyage of life pledge ourselves: To an appreciation of the better things of life. To strive for the best in scholarship. To be honest, cheerful, obedient, loyal and courteous. ' ' And to be clean in body and mind. I

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4 Bama yuninr Ziaigb School The Dana Office was the most active place in the school. All A9 pupils were acquainted with some part of the office staff. The members of this staff were, Mr. Roy Porter, prin- cipalg Miss Bea Whittlesey, girls' vice-principal, and Mr. Cedric Stannard, boys' vice'-principalgn Mrs. Lucile Strawn and Miss Elizabeth Repetschnig, counselors and guides for the Dana boys and girlsg Mr. Ernest Steele, the attendance teacher, who with the help of Mrs. Berthalngmire, took care of the absence, tardi- ness and truancyg Miss Margaret Pederson, theqbook clerk g and Miss Elizabeth Pickles, Mr, Porter's private secretary. V The office force oversaw the activities of the school and it was partly to them that the A9 class owed the credit for so many successful activities undertaken at Dana. 6

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Mr. dlehric Svtannarh Boys' Vice-principal, the man to whom the boys look for guidance and encouragement, a man who is a friend to all, and one in whom all place their confi- dence. b Miss Zlhatrice balm wbittlrsep Girls' Vice-principal. A very real part in the school life of every girl -always ready to en- courage with word and a smiley one whose en- durance is boundless in the task of building citizens of a wonderful WDP, I