Leland High School - Legend Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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Administrators and Kounselors hi the battle of We it is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or the doer of the deed could have done better. Che credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood who strives valiantly, who errs and comes short again and again because there is no effort without error and shortcomings, who does actually strive to do the deeds, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, spends himseh in a worthy cause, who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, 17 he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those timid souls who have never tasted either victory nor defeat . These words of President Theodore Roosevelt eupress a philosophy that brings an eutra dimension to living. .7 hope they will have relevance for you. Best of good fortune and happiness to you, Seniors. Aaron .S'eandeL Principal Lewes,

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1' .KN D8Dl6o4 CYOJV. . Zfhe shapes and fornrs of ,Celand High have been eonrpleted Her foundation is solid, its buildings secure. Hut niore iniportant, the foundation of a great school has been laid Che first dag of sehool drew rnore than 600 eager, spirited and deterrnined students to .Celand 's doors. Cogether with the faeultg theg hegan to nrold a reputation that cannot he surpassed Spirit was tops, seholasties held their iinportanee, and nrorale was high. Everyone strived to make the Gharger nanre known and respeeted. .7t 's up to future Ghargers now, to uphold the standards and traditions that were set this gear. N1 thanks is enough for the aeeornplishrnents made. 6'ongratulations students and staff for a job well done. Good lurk, ,Celand ',,...4s!ll

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,M r. Richard Ring Counsellor Hontinuallg guiding our lives, teaching us how to understand and providing for our future needs are the counsellors, Alf. Ring ana Mr. floshaw. Helping each student to find his interests in courses is one of the niain responsibilities of our counsellors. Cheg also provide warni patience and a willingness to consider the student 's personal problenrs. In addition to this, the counsellors are active in other areas of carnpus life. ,Mr Ring is advisor for the Senior Ulass and Reg 6'lub. ,Mn floshaw serves as counsel- lor for Vocation Uenter, teacher of two life science classes, and advisor for the Sopho- rnore 6'lass. Jn addition to this, the counsellors are active in ,H r. llbzltcr floshaw Counsellor Zfhe friendlg snrile of ,Mr Richard Hondilie. known arnong students as ,Mn IJ, can often be seen around cafnpus, despite the fact that he is busg as Dean of Hogs and J-lead of the counseling depart- rnent as well as being in charge of athletics and trans- portation. Z7he door to ,M r. liondilie 's office is alwags open to angone who cares to enter and his open rnanner has nrade hhn one of the nfost popular figures around school ,Urs Harriet Rudd Dean of Girls and Vice Principal of curriculum ,ur A'1amfa rsouafiu R Dean of Hogs One of the hardest working rnenrbers of our staff is ,M rs. Harriet Rudd, Dean of Girls, who also serves as Vice Principal of 6'urriculurn, handling progranr- rning and scheduling for both students and teachers. ,M rs. Rudd 's warrn charni and devotion to her work have rnade her actions svnre of the niost influential during ,Celand 's first gear. This is the second tirne JM rs. Rudd has been involved in the opening of a new school 9