Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

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-w,, . if Mr. Castle and his secretary, Mrs. Pettit. Who are you? Oh, you came to ask me what Lind- say High School was like at mid-point in the twentieth century? Well, to those who have just completed the l949-50 school year the memory is vivid. Fifty years from now when the year 2000 rolls around, the question will as- sume more significance. The year l950 has aroused a great deal of interest in reviewing the course of events and the activities which have taken place during the first half of the present cen- tury. People are prone to look backward and forward and this interest seems to be most pronounced at the beginning, ending, and at the mid-point of a century. For this reason the l950 Comet seems to me a par- ticularly important book. It is very likely that the mid- year of the century will be accepted as typical of this segment of time. If in years to come, people are curious as to what high school life was like in Lindsay, l am sure that the 1950 Comet will often be selected as the edition best typifying the era. Therefore, this very fine Comet is more than just a school yearbook for its conserves for the future a pic- torial representation of high school life today. I want to congratulate the Comet staii and their ad- viser, Miss Williams. 6a,q,Zw8afufZe 0 O' i Bzggwi Bag Shar ,. 15163 The people responsible for new seating in audi- torium: Iohn Moore, Bill Marble, lay Webb, A. A. Daniells, and Mrs. Paul Lowery, members of our school board. 10