Fresno Technical High School - Technicalities Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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CONTENTS I BOOK I ...........A....,..............,.,,,....,................. WE GOVERN ........ Page 5 I must learn before I can be wiseg therefore I will attack the lessons set before me with the purpose of supplying myself with the experiences of the past, the ability to use my own language effectively and the ability to use mathematics and science for understanding the problems of my country. I will think for myself with the tools of wisdom I gain in school. I will govern that I may be governed. C BOOK II ..,...............,...................,...,.........,... WE STUDY r....... Page 15 I will prepare myself to do some piece of work so well that my country will need me to fill a job Knot owe me onej. O BOOK III ........,...................,..... .............,....... W E PLAY ....... Page 35 I will be healthy-to build a strong and fit body is my businessg to pass on vig- orous health to my children is my duty to my country. I will be moral-I will remember that man or nation cannot break laws of God and exist longg that to disregard moral standards will break down the strong fibre of my country. O BOOK IV ...............,.....,,.....,..............,...,.... WE ACHIEVE .,,.,,,. Page 57 Success is not a matter of luck-it is a goal which it is my business to reach. I shall be filled with thankfulness at the opportunities my country providesg I shall count my blessings conscientiously and tell them over and over again to my com- panions who may have come under the perverting influence of the DISEASE, un- wholesome complaining. O BOOK V .......r........................,................. WE GRADUATE ...,,.., Page 67 Americanism, synonym of freedom and privilege and happiness, is MINE today through no effort demanded of meg but it MUST be mine tomorrow entirely by my own effort. My many great privileges are my responsibilitiesg if I fail to assume my responsibilities, insidious influences may snatch my rights from under the guard of my slumbering conscience.

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2 944' 112116924 l V ,,,. .gmc - , sigh 1? fi ' o ouk sixciikii FRIEND, Miss XVilla Marsh, we affectionately dedicate the 19-H 'liechnicalities. ln all our contacts with her we find the thoughtfulness and the thoroughness which have laid the strong foundation for our preparedness to meet life's problems. Her criticisms are never destructive, but always given in suggestions for better ways of conduct. She leads every student with whom she works to a victory over his prob- lems. None ever comes from her office without renewed courage and inspiration. To face life honestly, to weigh problems wisely. to conduct ourselves with confident poise: these are the lessons we've learned from our dean. Nliss Nlarsh, we salute you. GZ' ykrlzef jak' Enirok