La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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Afmlfom To the Class ol 7950 You are graduattng at the m'ddle ol the most autstarrdrng century the world has ever seen. Behtnd you are titty years al rapid development tn all Folds of endeavor. Two world wars added tmp:-tus to the-so developments, but left the world weakened morally and physrcolly. To you goes the prrvrlcge of takrng these new drscovertes and burldrng on them, per' lecttng them to the greater servrce ol manktnd. Durtng the next f7lty years you have the opportuf nrty to make your voices heard and your acttons felt rn shaping a better world rn wltlrh you and your chrldren may Itve. Srncerely, Donald N. Butler Vlce-Prrncrpal Own ecrefaried MR D. N BUTLER, Vice Princtpal September 7fOur olrrce secretaries, M155 Catherme Bldart and Mtss Vrrqtnra Lyons, were really kept on the tear today as regtstratton began. However, everythrng ran very smoothly under them guraance, Aprrl 21-Today was the last day for the Senrors to order graduatton announcements. Mtss Lyons was really kept busy wrrtrng all ol the orders.

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,xdofmirfr To the Seniors ol 7950: One generation opens the road upon which another generation travels. Commencement draws near and soon your diary must close, the last entry showing the significant dating-june, l95O, Significant, not so much because of graduation, but rather because it marks the beginning ol the part you will play in helping build the last hall al the Twentieth Century. From our generation which has built the hrs! hall, you will inherit much, No other century records such material progress nor such spiritual failures. The ultimate rest of our civilization, summed up in the home, church, and school will be measured largely by the success with which you and the tens MR S CHESIER MUNTOSH, Supt. ol thousands ol other graduates succeed wherein we have lailed, l pray God that we have not lailed you in your clays of preparation. Sincerely, S. Chester Mclnlosh, Hmm! of jruofeea October lf!-At a very importanr meeting tonight members ol the Board ol Trustees gave their approval lor some wonderlul plans lor an almost entrrely new school, Construction is expected to begin in the summer ol 51. June l5-The board was present tonight at the impressive graduation exercises of the Class ol l95O, Mr. Mclritash, Mr, Ireland, Mr, Silman, Mr, Wells, Mr, McMillan, Mr. Hall.

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BILL HOlSlNGTON Student Body President lftlf' Slrwlmr 05261, 8145 Dear Student Body. Wrrtlng this letter wrll ccrtarnly not bc thc eosrcst lhrng l've ever attempted, by lar, l could wrrte ol thc gratitude ol the Board ol Representatrves lor your support during the past year, I coulj thank you lor all the thousand and one thrngs you ve supported thzs year, and l do, but more than thrs l should lrke to speak ol the many thrngs you should be grateful to yourselves lor doing. ll was more opporent with each passing day that under the new ' student control there was an nncreasmg leeling ol 'school spirit. Thrs leelrng of prrde was present :rv our assembly programs, in all ol our stage productrons and rn our darly actrvrttes, and thrs leelrng ol school prlde came to a chmax with the wrnnmg ol the Trlfounty League Track Champronshrp. Thrs splrrl rs burlt largely through student portrcrpatvon wherever possrble, Remember this and when someone asks you lo help, prtch In and help them, In the long run you ll be helping yoursell. Brll Horsnngton. Front Row B. Horsrngton, Mr. Butler, Y. Kalas, Y, Parri -l HUM L Kerrf10de,l. HODRWS, 5 HDIWHQFOH, L Carrey, M. Pollard Second Pow. T. Dork, B. Franlclrn, D. Kelley, S. Bulls, R. Prlarr K .A