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

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,ff!iii'fi5ii'i Jfnremurh OUR SOUTHERN NEIGHBORS ln the inspirational Good-Will Mission undertaken by President Hoover, two outstanding results were achieved which a discerning posterity will acclaim With fervent admiration and gratitude: first, the obliteration of mutual misconceptions, and second, the establish- ment verily of a fraternal communion between the peoples making up the families of American nations occupying the Western Hemisphere. The true soul of North America, as personified in President Hoover, travelled from its citadel of human freedom across the frontiers of Our Southern Neighbors, receiving a warm, sincere, and gracious wel- come from a liberty loving people. True neighborliness consists in cherishing the Well-being of each other, and when that thought is translated into action the human contact is made, and mutual under- standing, esteem and the spirit of helpfulness are logical and natural results. Inter-Americanisin means a true understanding of each other's resources and problems with the disposition to help in their develop- ment and correct solution. So far we have proven the success of a demo- cratic form of government, and having the principal of Democracy in common with our Latin brothers, ou1' greatest helpfulness to each other lies in assisting in the preservation and maintenance of national sovereignty. Thus the common aim of ordered liberty will continue to flourish and the highest aspirations of national development be attained, insuring always a freer spirit in the working out ol' national destiny. There is but one love of conquest in the North American and that is the conquest of human hearts. President Hoover's visit to Latin America disclosed an aristocracy of mind, a royalty of heart, and an exquisite charm of manner among Our Southern Neighbors that not only evoked our profoundest admiration, but stimulated the desir- ability for an interchange of students between them and us, thus insuring through the youth of today the betterment of tomorrow, Providence has dowered Latin American with wonderfully rich resources. Instilled in its youth is a love of tradition, a reverence for ancestry, and a pride of scholarship. The youth of Latin America in conjunction with our own splendid young American manhood and womanhood can for the future make this part of our world civilization attain a glory and a splendor unequalled and matchless in the,-iistory o time. 1 ii JOHN G. MOTT Gucst of President Hoover on Tour of Latin America

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jfnretnurh TRUE ACCOMPLISHMENT There is a great Fraternity to which all are eligi- ble and which extends throughout the world. It is the Fraternity of Friendship. Friendship is the most wonderful thing in true worldliness. Friendship springs not from agreement nor is it tested in disagreement. It comes from under- standing and it begets understanding. It is to every man's self interestg it is to national self betterment, that we are admonished to sound the depths of our hearts and frequently fill our wells of friendliness. Friendship-the most Wonderful thing in the world. It costs nothing to getg it costs nothing to giveg it costs only when we fail to give it. Through friendship all is in accordg all can be accomplished. A V. KERSEY Superintendent of Public Instruction State of California W I I