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

Page 30 text:

T :,,, f 1'. ' L f r,,:,. Aizlu : V W , , 1 EH A' ' L 16 J L ,.A,,A ME A g Ming, f :,: .4 ., Q, ,w w ww W W M1 if-'4 '--- N '-'- mf' . MQQQ A-15E,L ,2 7a+i-fmg - ' 1 '- A - fM. 2 2g i?l,, ' ,n.. .Mf 'W' MW -' - '---' f'-H -'--- --AWP-F f-------- M- ,,vvw. Y .,,.. . ,..', W.. -W. , ....,, ZW. -W ...., 'I1:Ef::,.,f' 4:x ..ff ..,,,,,,, , V A Ernest 01011. Gliher if Z T5 Eff' QfQffl.. f1ffflQlQ1Lfgggigzzw ' ig gig:'ilfffzifizf. Jf- ,, ., ff ,QW.g.l1Ql.l11f1'i1Z1.,.,.,, 1

Page 29 text:

',7XQ,q V , ',KfN X H2 ,Q a Jv w 5 if ML 'H m -.a'f' 'r Q Q 6+ 3 H 'S 'f'i34fwffm '4 , P'45 UQ5 15 Sfiq 0 W .JAQSW 9 M252 Sr 493' 95315: X s egg, 'Wig igiwwa Qsiupvsl ' ANNA 1' 13' asm ' AVN li a g it Sign U 1 lv U R 5 llll . l I-I-l...l. Y wif' Ci Y I x n , ,lf 1 7 , arg f' 'I ' Q, Y Q .Y -K, ' .':fR.f4'..v0..,' ..-mf---'-- if f SW . H X ' , iazflllgx 'Q A A Q 4 'A' 8 .lg N h 1 , EL- L 4 1 Q fl, f 1 1 ts ' . -.. - -5 ' , 3 2.03 . 3 . f Q NIQQ.. 'Q i' f' 45 3' , . if1 '..: 'o' Q. X N-'iff' . . . - . A , Ek I Kas ' 'O' 3' 'rd' 'Q ' - 0 6' ..--,ws-W 4 0 0 X s . . ., X T exgx .X GQ 1 5 I 1 .faghziffff -J 4: I 'S' - -4. A y' fufv' 12597: Q' ' Q , A1461 x XX' . 1 7 t - t .v,4 . . r .Y- ' ' 1 1 9 . , Ill K, xg! ' : . ' ' I , 3 v av' : X, 'ff' IM l ' ' f ' - m N' yi ar r I ' J 1 ' we-Q' - N' I, . , . . , , U 9 ' ' . Y -'fi 0 'S ' Q 1 NWN w'?0 iv .X ae' a is n. ' F A ' 7 f':f'f ' 0 f I E W v 'Q - ' Yi N ,.,,W --fu , 4 D g '71 55:2 - Lx , W ' 3 +2 - If N - , ,,:. 1 '4 ' 13 N V

Page 31 text:

A I N.. Makin.- ........., A My AMW Wit, 1,:'2?Z:a ,,,,,.,,:,,., ,ee1e:gf. -' ' - V M ' 7 - ' MM, M .Wim .Af ,10Qi'fe-- ,,,j1jjffjjg,, ' f5 Zp NM- :T ,'Z 2'T12M ZZ' ff, wzazzwa f 'WW f4ff M 'M .f f ' 2, 'Z ., Z f ,,,., if N f .L V if W 4 , f y 4 f W 'W ff' V A I Za? g ay. 2 3, Ag? gf! H YW 5 ga 5 W? 3 - 1, Q V13 ff, , y X 9 K- M V -' ' 4 ,CQ Z f ,, ,Q f f X ffaff ' X2 . f 5,522 il-lilessage nf 16. Qbliher Commencement days have come again, and we are completing one of the most interesting and successful years in the history of the old pioneer school. In the many years to come, your class will be noted not only as being the largest class to date in the history of the school, but as a class that carried to successful completion one of the most interesting projects ever undertaken by any of the many classes that have attended the Los Angeles High School. You have made a study, in the interests of good fellowship, of the countries to the south of us, Mexico: Central America., and South America. Due to rapid transportation, and the invention of the cable, the telegraph, the telephone, and the radio, all of these countries have become our very near neighbors. The consuls of the several countries have been particularly courteous and helpful in giving us not only valuable information in regard to the history, the business, and civic conditions of Pan-America, but have also given us the atmosphere of refinement and culture that only they could present to us. As teachers and students of the school we are grateful to these distinguished gentlemen for their courtesy, enthusiasm, and their co-operation in this very interesting project. The influence of this semester's work will continue throughout the years, and will be far-reaching. This study on behalf of WO1'1C1 Friendship has been one, not merely of theory, but of a definite and concrete problem in education which will tie more closely the students of the Los Angeles High School to the young men and the young women of Latin-America. Without question, many of the members of the graduating class Will visit these neighboring countries, and will bring back to Los Angeles information and an attitude that will have a strong influence upon the citizens of our city in promoting friendly relations with the other countries of the western hemisphere. Through this effort of ours, we are hoping that the young people of Our Southern Neighbors will become more interested in the youth of America, and will reciprocate our feeling of goodwill. We, the faculty, thank you, the students of the Class of Summer '29, for your courtesy, for your enthusiasm, and for your loyalty to the highest ideals of the old school. You have continued the great traditions of the past, and have assisted in adding new and worthwhile customs. You leave the school with the best wishes of the Faculty, the alumni, and your fellow students. Your Principal extends to each and every one of you, individually, his best wishes for a life filled with hard work, with hearty enthusiasm, with high ambition, and with lofty ideals. Very sincerely yours, . 9- Principal 5 .... Z, Z Z Z Z W la Z .Z '- ' 1 ' 21