George Washington High School - Continental Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Lo37alt57 It's good to pay allegiance, Loyal to schooldays' codeg It's good to be a patriot, And shoulder country's load: For in the heart true loyalty Will take up its abode. He who loves Olympia Will hearken to its plea: Who to the worla s most precious flag Will ever loyal be, Whose heart is for his fellowmen, 4,9 i ,,, 1 f How great a patriot is he! A - -by VELMA Sosic ff ,f ff I f W to f fi A 'N .Jai ii , J ' 4 K N A, A .f e 'i bf gi J . f' K K f , J A . if L s H i 7 ff I L if nfi' ,4 L Q , lui ij x ' 1 , f I 5 i ff , Ltlfif ' lf -f if U ,I f J A ff 1' , 'N fl. sf' xi, 'ij Y ' . f tri. s fi W, ' ffffifii 7 ' , 2 1 C ,,f',Vf fi Administration

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tics, b o X i n g, wrestling, weight-lifting, association football, f e n ci n g, rowing, swimming, equestrian sports, modern pentathlon, cycling, yachting, polo, Held hockey, water polo, rifle and pistol shooting, and the fine arts will be witnessed by more than 105,000 spectators from every corner of the globe. George Washington High School feels a more personal relation with the Olympic Games, for they have claimed two members of its faculty. In the Olympic which was held in Paris in l924, Mrs. Clarita Neher was entered in the high diving events. The last Olympia, held in Amsterdam in 1928, found her representing America again. In the gym- nastics of this same Olympia, Mr. Glenn H. Berry of the physical education department was a competitor. When 3000 young athletes, the pick of the world's youth, assemble to take the Olympian Oath, another golden band of friendship will encircle the world. Then, when the glory of the aim has been achieved, the closing ceremonies will remind the youth of the world to display cheerfulness and con- cord, that the Olympiad torch may be carried through the ages for the good of a humanity more, eager, more courageous, and more pure, Thus will the Olympic Games become an oracle of men. , fl , fff Y?-f

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