John Fremont High School - Fremontian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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LHARLI-:s JONES M uw GR xcs Toovlss MABEL C RICH urns HELEN Hous lssoczutv Fdztoz I' rlztm Ad1 fsvr Busznf-ss 'lflanaqm THE 1932. FREIVIONTIAN FRE MONTI AN FACULTY COMMITTEE ARTHKR J MIQNEII CINRENCE E BACH MARY P Axnsnsox Commercial Photography I zterar Il EDITORIAL Los Angeles w1ll soon play host to many nat1ons when representatxves from all parts of the globe assemble here for a great athletlc meet the X Olymp1ad The Olymprts were brought to the Un1ted States once before 1n connectlon wrth the Worlds Falr but only two countrles were entered in the sports events besldes the Umted States so that meet cannot be termed a representatxve of the great SLFICS of Olympxads But Los Angeles brmgs to the Un1ted States the fastest runner the hlghest dlver surest sprlnter and famed athletes ln every type of event from many L,OUflt1'1eS Great combats Wlll be fought rlvalry w1ll be mtense natlons Wlll compete aga1nst natlons but Wlth a strong feellng of frrendshxp loyalty and respect for each other A closer contact w1ll be establlshed 1nternat1onally a great era of World Fr1endsh1p w1ll be treated Natlons that have once been at war w1ll run s1de by slde each str1v1ng for v1c tory a v1ct0ry that IS the result of falr play At the end of the games each day the flag of the country v1ctor1ous 1n the greatest number of events w1ll be ralsed and everyone w1ll jom 1n on the natlonal anthem of the respectlve country One day It may be the flag of Great Br1ta1n another day Germany apan or the Umted States yet each flag w1ll be treated w1th the same loyal respect a NVorld Fr1endsh1p attitude The Olymplc games are planned and arranged through Internauonal Sports Federatxons Each of these federatrons has natlonal federatlons whlch govern thelr partlcular sport 1n each country Rules for competltlon judges and other ofhclals are selected by these commrttces They also arrange the dally sports programs durlng the games The vvhole world 15 worklng together strlvlng to make the X Qlymplad at Los Angeles the most successful ever held Ill V . ' ,f .' . . . .' .' 4 '. 1 , . , , 1 . . . a . . 3 . 1 ' 1 ,, a a a s e 9 - a , , , . 1 , , J , . . 3 V S . . . , . '- , 1 , 3 ' ' v t , , , ' , , ' . . ' V r ' K 7