Glendale Union Academy - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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GLENDALE UNION ACADEMY TILEP D C R S 2 B30 'IDU KIMLIN DRIVE GLENDALE 6 CALIFORNIA API-11 ae, 1951 Dear Students of Glendale Union Academy It has been a pr1v1lege and a challenge for me to be with you this 1mportant school year of your lives What a Joy it is to see young people grow! Physical growth is normal and wonderful, and all of you have grown some in these respects th1s year There 15 a greater 30 however, for a teacher in see1ng you grow mentally and sp1r1tually, and th1s has been my pleasure to W1tD8SS May you ever keep before you the important goals in life In all th1ngs be as true to duty as the needle to the pole In this orisis hour of earth's h1story may you take courage and cont1nue to push on to greater heights of servlce and of 11V1I1g Today, more than ever, The greatest want of the world 15 the want of men, men who w1ll not be bought or sold men who 1D their inmost souls are true and honest, men who do not iear to will stand tor Thls has to a close, we your spiritual call s1n by its right nameg men who the right though the heavens fall truly been an event filled year As it oomes breathe a prayer that you will never forget herltage found at Glendale Unlon Academy Ever be fa1thfu1 and you w1ll be the po11shed Jewels God so greatly wants you to be E B Matheson NNE: ITU ' I , , . . . . . I ' yn I I ll 0 y N ' O . . - - . ll , . - .... . .I . C , . I I I . ll A I . - . U O K . O l

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MR. MATHESON AND FZWNHLH

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,Elf l1all DIO DEPARTM I J za .ll 6840 EASTERN AVENUE WASHINGTON I2 DC KH XXILKX 22, NUR XX X 1 s,n RAL Dear Students of Glendale Unlon Academy hlth a speclal sense of gratltude I acknowledge your letter announclng that I have been chosen as the alumnus to whom thls year's Stepplng Stone H111 be dedlcated At the moment I can thlnk of no nlcer thlng that could hanoen to me It was at u U A that boyhood dreams and asplratlons were def1n1tely and securely crystallzed The inspiration, encourage ment, and tralnlng gleaned durlng my G U A days left marks that have never been erased from my life, so you can be sure that I st1ll think klndly of my alma mater In fact, not 1nfre quently do I thlnk of the sons, NI Love You, G U A W wlth whlch we used to rock the chapel rafters some twenty odd years ago I doubt 1 any of us appreclated fully then how correctly prophet1c were the words of the last stanza of thls song Uwhen our school days all are over, he shall proudly say, Teachers and classmates were the best At dear old G U A And when twlllght fades to even', And we kneel to pray, Ve thank Thee, our heavenly Father, For the glft of G U A How true! And lf I may, I should like to assume the presump tuous roll of a prophet lone enough to predlct that you, too ever one o ou sooner or later wlll JO1U scores of G U A aIan 1 1U acknowledglng slmllar ent1ments Y , as you may have guessed, I am proud to be able to say an a U U A alumnus Long may the lllht of splrltual and cultu L learnlng shlne from that hlllslde in Glendale! ver cordlally and ratefully yours, EW cv -. . x . ' if: p Q 5 - v-Q -g.f 7'-.l v. 7 K I 5 . ED, ...-..-- .I zxq'-if F R A E Y T Ccncra onfugnce 0 C 0- nl 1-.ny ' .iv film! ' J 573' , . I . ' R ,INN , Til. 53,-,,,,,,, Gro: S ll ' LDII U .TH 'l H ,xwunlxf Sur.-1.1 Cm . . -. . . . . . . . . . - . . . ,. - . Q . . . . - . Q . . . . . . i.. . . ' Q 1 . . . 5 ' f ' ll . . . A D A n , ..- W Q-. -- . . . J ,. - y . . I . L. yn. .A .A . . . S . I es ' A X ' . I ,A A H. . . . - 'Q ' ' ' ra ' . . ' .J . '. ' 3