James Garfield High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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MMM GREETINGS TO GARFIELDIANS OF 1929—30 CfHE theme of this year ' s CRIMSON AND BLUE at once suggests LIGHT and ■ ■ POWER and the relationship each has to our daily activities in the Home, in the School, and in Business. Each makes an essential contribution to our daily happiness and welfare. The LIGHT from this Annual will always add brightness to the memory of the happy days spent together here by students and faculty. We haue worked together to find a VISION of the worth while things in Life. And with this VISION tue will meet the tests that come in our daily taskj! The LIGHT from this Annual will also illumniate the life of the large school of which each of us is a part. It will enlarge our vision of student activities and give each a better understanding of the opportunities that are here. This LIGHT is a radiant energy that will guide each into fuller participation in the life of the school. POWER is the capacity of an electric motor to do work. ' - ' ' ■ ' ' ' ° ci-ipi city of a boy or girl, a man or a woman to do work- POWER should be one of the results of an education in high school. Our days at Garfield are to develop this ability and the will to use this POWER in the achievement of worth while deeds. This CRIMSON and BLUE records our achievements for the year. It is a record in which each may justly take pride. The POWER available here this year with its strength and vigor, its force and efficiency has accomplished many things for Garfield. Students and faculty have applied their POWER in the service of the school, its organizations, and its activi- ties. This is especially true of those who graduate tvith the classes of W ' SO and S ' 30. The achievements here recorded will stand as a challnge to the POWER of all those who tvork at this school through the days to come. MAY EACH ALWAYS KEEP CONTACT WITH LIGHT AND POWER! iwelve