Lynwood High School - Accolade Yearbook (Lynwood, CA)

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Each student is assured ot the max- imum ot opportunities during their days at high school by the wise guid- ance ot our counselors. It is with un- derstanding and assuring smiles that they timelessly concentrate on our problems and advise us to the utmost of their abilities. 17

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It is with regret that I must bid farewell to the seniors of 1957. This is the last group that I personally had contact with in the class room. To all of the graduates I wish the great- est success in the future, but especial- ly to those business students th at made my teaching experience such a pleasure. ARTHUR LEEMING Curriculum Assistant ,Q- you f-H' To the Class of l957, The chief end of a high school edu- cation is the development of a better person. Unless the high school grad- uate be more mature in his thinking, broader in his attitudes and sympa- thies, wiser in his understanding and learning, keener in his insight into the meaning of citienship 4 then high school graduation means much less than it should. We hope your years at Lynwood High School have made this better and more understanding person. Our grad- uation wish to you is that the years will be full of satisfaction and worth- while accomplishment for each mem- ber ofthe Class of 1957. AGNES E. JONES Director of Guidance Best wishes and success to a fine graduating class from the Attendance Office Personnel. You have managed to keep us very busy and made lite interesting in many respects the past four years and we shall long remem- ber your class. ROBERT M. COHEE Registrar

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