Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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MR. MOYSE ' S MESSAGE The last year together! How otten have we heard that phrase this year, not only from the assembly platform, but from the students as they stand in knots in the hall talking — the last year together in a physical sense but my wish for our school is that no year will be the last year together in the spiritual sense. Next year Glendale will have its two high schools and in many ways that is going to be a help. There will be smaller groups, more personal con- tacts, more chance for leadership for the students, friendly associations in extra curricular activities. But there must be no envy or rivalry or jealousy — we are always both Hoover and Broadway, the schools of the Glendale Union High School District. We are spiritually one. Whatever honors come to one come to b oth. They are won for our high school district and so to you Seniors who are going out 1 would say that you can always re- member yourselves as the last gradu- ating class from the one high school of Glendale, but I would promise you in the name of the students who will come after you that though housed in separate buildings they will ever seek to keep the unity of purpose and de- votion to our (jlendale Union High School District that you in the past have shown. GEORGE MOYSE. r 15 1