Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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l LEO A. HARRIS, Principal Our present Western Civilization is the re- sult of the intense struggle of our pioneer an- cestors against human and physical resistance. At times this resistance was active, alive, cun- ning, and strong: again, it was a passive, dead- ening, discouraging sort of thing. The Pioneers eventually won the struggle and a newer, finer, and more virile civilization was born in the West. Here were found two powerful human forces-competition and co- operation-welding a group of rugged, re- sourceful, and loyal individuals. The intense fight for their very existence developed their competitive spirit, while their utter dependence upon each other brought a newer and more real feeling of loyalty and co-operation. We at Fresno High School are proud of our Western heritage. We are truly sorry that, geographically, the frontier days have corne to an end, but We also rejoice in the knowledge that other frontiers remain undiscovered. We have stepped upon the shores of the new frontier of science, and we trust that the same spirit of co-operation and competition so strongly developed in our pioneer ancestors will aid us in conquering the new and limitless possibilities of science. QQMVQQ JOHN MOCK Vice-Princlipal FERNE FARVER Deun of Girls ENID HIGGENS Regi stra r x

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