Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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GRADU ATI NG SENIORS In education today we hear a great deal about integration. The educator means by integration a bringing together into a unified whole those things which have a true relationship. I think we can have no finer goal for our whole school life than that of integration. Integration means a oneness. It means harmony. It means that one does not say one thing and do another; that the physical, the moral, and the spiritual all come together to strengthen one another and to make a strong personality. One could not have a finer ideal than that in his own heart and life he reach this oneness which makes for peace, serenity, and effectiveness, ' ' ou are each now building this personality of yours. I hope as the years go by that each one of you will become more closely in- tegrated and that strength, serenity, and firmness of purpose may characterize your lives. As your principal I with deep interest have followed you in your work in the high school. Naturally, it has not been my privilege to know each one of you as well as I would wish. The outside problems with which a principal must deal often denies him the real privliege of knowing intimately many of his students. It is my deep regret that I cannot have a personal friendship with each one of the students in our high school, for I prize deeply those student friendships which I have made. These friendships, however, I take as a symbol of the friendship that I have in my heart for each one of you. I want you, as you go out from this school, to realize that the very fact you have been students in Glendale High makes you close to me. Vill you not carry the thought with you that if at any time, anywhere, I can help you that ou will feel free to call on me as you would on a true friend? George Moyse [7]