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

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SUMMER I9 3 Because this year marks the sixty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Los Angeles High School, the theme, the Heri- Mr . A. M. Reilly Jim White tage of Youth in Los Angeles, is especially appropriate for our graduating class. We, the Class of Summer '38, are proud to be a part of the school Whose standards and ideals throughout its existence have made it one of the greatest educational institutions in the World. As Los Angeles High School alumni, We will endeavor to justify our heritage of outstanding leadership and citizenship throughout life's con- test. To our beloved sponsors, Mrs. Neuswanger and Mr. Reilly, we the Class of Summer Thirty-eight, extend our sincere appreciation for their understanding guidance dur- ing the past year. The remembrance of their untiring in- spiration Will play no small part in helping us Win the race of life. J eau Merritt

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