Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

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TRUSTEES' MESSAGE The year ending will long remain in all of our memories. We have been faced with the task of carrying on in spite of many handicaps both as an institution and as individuals. This we have had to do without the stimulus of heroics or adventure. Now it is the fortune of some of our young men and Women to go on to larger fields Where both heroics and adventure may await them. May the best of good fortune be theirs. To those of us who must carry on at home may We have the fortitude and foresight to keep Gonzales High ad- vancing on the same high plane as it has in the past. Clifford McElrath CUSTODIANS The work is done, and we have our custodians to thank. During the past year, not many of us have given much thought as to just how much is done for our campus. We appreciate the time given and labor performed and We are proud of everything the custodians have given us.

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'E L. D. LILLEY RICHARD FORCE Principal vice Principal Whatever the trials and troubles of the nation may loe, the schools must go on. In addition to the regular program, provision must be made for pre-induc- tion courses designed to meet the immediate needs of boys and also girls about to enter some branch oi military service. Students must have a more thorough knowledge of American history, oi the meaning and value of democracy, and of the American way of life for which they may soon he fighting. The lure ot high wages constantly shadows educational opportunities and skilled counseling must be used to keep the leaders ot tomorrow Where they may learn the meaning ofthe complete cultural and spiritual destiny of mankind.

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