Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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N .14 Vx A engine.. f,:::-Qjgdufr -v,.i?eM . WSE:-'-w'i aJ'r.sf:s. 5 M . ' We - -. 'Ere-fs-'sf' 3315?-Era. 1 'ii' if 1 '4113 imc -555: ' - Fi Lfgfgsh' . '.e,f:L L:1 rw 5115 F jffig, as ,-gigig.-415:fZil51i:i2z',mgl,g f'x'-, E Anim, t 4 .. J' gl .2 ff 'fi 4 ,gy fg. r af .' '. VL ' 5:5 . 5 ? QR- -2 -9- h -0- .1 Jfuretnur L2-.3 P iv . 4, ' 'gig RESPECT FOR OTHERS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD 1,53 . The business world, though said to be cold and indifferent, is peopled by human I as beings, and true manhood is as much a desideratum in every day commercial affairs , LW A as is courage in the stress of heroic times. Character and honor have high place in the L qu If realm of commerce and industry, and are of the same force and effect as in all other Sl ' fe! human relations. Commerce presupposes respect for obligations incurred, and national ff-,g integrity is paramount in financial circles. The nation which repudiates its obligations I ik L becomes a pariah. But nations are merely aggregates of citizens,-bound together by s ' ,, 1, common interests and purposes. Those, who constitute the world entities, are subject 1: 5,54 .. 1,0 similar rules governing commercial intercourse. gif .. 3,, i ,g Credit is the corner stone of trade-and this is naught else than faith in the in- 5. i',.E tegrity of those to whom credit is extended. L A eff The employer trusts his employees-and if he is a worthy man, respects them in rj, V their limitations, and encourages them in their aspirations and in the betterment of Y -sd' their conditions,-moral, mental, and physical. Wu- 1' A corresponding respect should be entertained by the employee toward the em- ,-I--N ployer. The former should regard carefully his implied obligation of contractural laborg 51314 I he should accept the direction of his superior officer, and sympathize with him in his Q ef more grave responsibilities. ff, ,QM In this country, class distinctions should be unknown. The boy of today will be , the man of tomorrow , and the honest, capable, ambitious, and thrifty worker has i,'1f5'4 its within himself the materials from which are moulded the Captains of Industry, and the Princes of Commerce, and the Kings of Finance. psig, , Sound education is one great factor of individual development, and it begets the Q. , only Aristocracy of America. ,L -:Q QE' 1 Render unto Caesar what belongs to Caesar - respect for others -holds good HJR 5,-, ' today in the busines world just as truly as it did where and when pronounced by The 1 mg. Q Galilean-over 19 centuries ago. It will still maintain for all centuries after the Class fu' 1, :ls, ' of Summer 1927 will have received the plaudits of an admiring host of friends, and ' 'C sallied forth beyond the portals of its Alma Mater, and will still apply, not alone in the 1' business world -but wherever man has habitat-until time shall be no more. s, D. F. Mc GARRY 253 President of the Los Angeles , iv' Chamber of Commerce. Q l I M15 4 la : Q 7 a s W :V .ii 55- I 'lg ellie if-. . E . 'futhf' I ' i'i:,f ..-. ' -' .-., '1:': ..'ff,gZ fin iff-Sli' if 5122053 -,ht by 551' gig: 5:-63? 15.1 .-LPQMZT: ,AL :Jaws