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

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C1413 t 1' I . 5 1 1' fd 4 . .1 Tu' ol' 1 . . - . 1 . E .:. ' . I I , It 4 e Ll X 1 l 1,5 , . fi -xi iw i 1. . ..g. 'i, f 1 .- ' I ,A . ,4 'Cs' P 1 . i A' 4 'rl ' . . -. . .. J w I 1' I 3. ..::. , - Y 7 V A - i ., FR , ,.. I X ni .. :' if , . - 1 . 714 4' Ig! . i L Y . .- ,. . D. ' 1 i crhrb ,.-' Hina.-. .ee Jie. ,.m.:: i :lit ' ri? w.-te 521-si fm 'if 11 -'X E253 3.0 N152 ' GD - ' ' .Jax ' es .'e. fi -0- -.- , X00 Jfuretnurh Aj. 3- 1:5 RESPECT FOR o'rHERs ' ,A God has taught through revelation and experience the sacredness of human life. 4-ff And respect for this sacredness is the foundation of all human relationships. From the ,et first recorded murder down through the ages, all crime has been punished because it y violated the first principle of human existence. Ex .-, The temptation to all of us is to feel the sacredness of our own class, but a disdain for the less fortunate. But when God raises up Jesus from the despised Nazarenes to , 521, , redeem the world, a Lincoln from the backwoods to save the country, we learn to call no one common or unclean , but to look with respectful appreciation upon even the most lowly. What a beautiful social consciousness this respect begets in our hearts, the rights of others, the desire to give them their rights, the wish to let live, to allow to each the full measure of opportunity to live his best life. If, young people, you are going out into the World with such an attitude, mankind will ever be indebted to you. The hearts of your teachers and friends will beat proudly that you hold sacred the smallest right and least demand of your fellow man. May a host of your kind leave our schools, and soon the dawn of the dreamed-of-day will dawn upon us. Brute force, militarism, strang- ling competition will give way to nobler practice of consideration, concern, and respect for the need of every man. Of such ideals have the world's noblest men been possessed. REV. BRUCE BLACK Pastor of Wilshire Baptist Church Often in the good fortune and successes of our everyday school life, we allow self- ishness and egotism to appear, and too often do we forget others and fail to pay them tl1e respect they so rightfully deserve. But we should realize that it is through association with our school friends, by means of their contributions that make us all we are-that the absence of others would alter our character. Then should we not have a strong feeling of respect for others? It is during our school days that fast friendships are made, those that will endureg later artificial friendships easily crumble. A requirement for a lasting friendship is a in EN . . 4 Qi. 1' ,I- 1 'I L I r 5,0 -I 1 . 1 Wg: W? .V 'K 12 P .4 I PN .,: . U' . 1 x 1 'r .. 7 N . if - , 3 ,W 4 l 2 I i i , -'Ti 0.4 I respect for each other, or, from the individua.l's standpoint, Respect for the other. The modern student is tpo young, too immatured, not to respect others. The opinions of friends should be heeded. The kindness, helpfulness, and sincerity of If, others should be respected. ' NED MAR Student Body President of U. c. L. A. . 192 Wi? ff 'f--sf . . Nuff' ' ' '+A' .- - -. ' Z 'fini' , ,. iff-rf' Iii