Grass Valley High School - Stray Leaves Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

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Miss Reynolds Mr. B. George Mr. Wilson Mr. Stevens Mr. H. George Miss WI Mr. Phillips Miss Dyke Miss McVaney Miss Dillinger Miss Huffer Miss Robertson Mr. Stenberg Miss Roberts Mr, Cliristin Mr. Marks Mr. Underwood Miss Ochoa Mr. Hooper Miss Greeley Mr. Rush Mr. DeWil i

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Jldlminiatnatlon The theme of the l94l Stray Leaves is Patriotism, This is especially appropriate at this time, when our country is concentrating all energy on a total defense program. We have much to be thankful for in this country and sometimes our privileges are taken too much for granted, but we have examples in other parts of the world of what can happen here. We must all help in this national program, which calls for the active support of all loyal citizens, in order to protect our democratic form of government. Students and graduates can help by performing daily tasks efficiently and carrying their share of responsibility. ln this way we can demonstrate our patriotism and help promote national unity and provide for total defense. Breathes there the man with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said, This is my own, my native land? Whose heart hath ne'er within him burned, As home his footsteps he hath turned From wandering on a foreign strand? Mr. G. T. Tennis Principal

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nw K ...vw- E. Osborne D. Seay W. Morrison A. Dolenar Secretory Business Monoger President Vice President Studlent Councill The Student Council, under the direction ot Mr, Gilbert Tennis, hod o very suc- cessful yeor. Under Bob Fulton, the first semester went oft smoothly, ond Wolly Mor- rison tollowed this precedent during the second semester. Among the more prominent things occomplishd vvos on omendment to the Constitution, increasing the size of the Council. G. Rowe, M. Austin, W. Morrison, J. Stephens, J. Roush, A. Dolinor, G. Nettell, E. Orborne, J. Santaga, E. Pasferis. -an