King City Joint Union High School - Mustang Yearbook (King City, CA)

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fl o 1 . Dune IDrinCipoI's Xlcssogc To lil? Sfilllfll' CICISS llllS INGSSFKIC is ClCIClI'6SS6CI--- Many of you will soon leave our school for different fields and my parting word is, that the world owes you nothing but you owe the world everything. Your diploma does not mean a certificate of privilege, but it does mean a commission of service. You will find the world itself cold and selfish. It will be up to you to make your own place in the sun, and my wish to you is that the lanterns along your way may be white, meaning, that the road is clear. You have the support of the school, proud parents and tax-payers who have made your advancements possible. We must admit, that we will miss you, that your places in our organiza- tion will be hard to fill, but we can only hope that new hands will come to take the helm and that the new leaders will handle it ably. I only ask that you keep faith in our school and her ideals, give the world the best you have. Sincerely, H. O. WILLIAMS

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ULII' lzcicfulorv MR. H. O. WILLIAMS Principal MRS. M. E. WILLIAMS English, Dramatics MR. R. E. WARNER Science MR. L. E. WEBB History MR. G. M. WELLER Spanish, Mathematics MISS BERTHA KNAPP ' Commercial MR. I. J. WATTS Vocational MISS HELEN HJELTE Music, Physical Education MR. R. R. HUEBEL Physical Education, Vocational, Mathematics MISS MURIEL FITZPATRICK Home Economics, Art MR. R. E. BROWN Agriculture MRS. C. R. WHITCHER Americanization '-. Zi i 1 1