Mountain View Union High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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rincqzal lf euage Principal Charles Crooke speaking: l-lello, Oh! Yes, SENlORS, l am delighled +ha'r you called me. ll is always a pleasure To hear from you and especially now lhal you are gradualing .... May l, speaking for your Board of Truslees, lhe facully members, and lhe whole school ad- minislralion, exlend a word of congralulalion 'ro you al lhis lime? .... Because we have been closely associaled wilh you, because all of us have worked fogelher, and because we have come lo know you, we are very much inleresled in you and your welfare. You have our very besl wishes for a rich and lull journey from lhis school, regardless of whal righl' direc- lion you may lake. Yes, we are sorry +o see you go, bul we realize you muslr move on .... No, noi 'Good-by' noi 'Farewell' iusl a sincere 'Thank You' for calling, and may we hear again and ollen from you? Claude Redwine Mr. T. J. Sfraub Mr. Chesler Awalf Mr, D.J. Nord

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O 0 edzcatzvn To +he adminislralors of our high school in apprecialion of lheir work in providing a modern and well equipped school planl, in conducling an erlicienily run school, and in giving us four profiiable and enjoyable years, +he l939 Blue and Gray slali dedi- caies +his boolc. The adminislralion consisis of The board of irusiees, Thomas J. Slraub, president Claude Redwine, clerk: Chesler Awalr, Mrs. Margarel Cheeseman, and D. J. Nordbergg Charles R. Croolce, principal and disrricl superinlendenlg Floyd E. Wilder, vice-prin- cipalg Miss Caroline Wood, dean of girls: Miss Wilhelmina Barnhisel, regisirarg and Miss Bernice lelli, secrelary. Faculfy lreadinq downl Principal Charles R. Croolre speaking, vice principal Floyd E. Wilderq dean ' ' ' d f of girls, Miss Caroline Woo lice siaii: Miss Wilhelmina B ise, :iss ernice e ig member, Mrs. Margarel Chees man. 2

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Six hundred and nineieen people malce up +he personnel of our school. Five hundred and sevenfy-eighi' of fhese are s+uden1's. Our largesi' class, fhe freshman, has one hundred and eighfy-one members: nexl' larges+, sophomore, one hun- dred and forfy-six: fhird largesf, iunior, one hundred and +hir+y-eight and smallesf, senior, one hundred and +welve, fourreen of whom finished fheir work in February. Five board members, one superinfendeni' and principal, +wen+y-six facul+y members, one regisfrar, a librarian, one secrefary, fhree cusfodians of grounds and buildings plus four assisfanfs comple+e our group. Mouniain View High School draws i+s pupils from Los Blios, Mounfain View, and Whisman, a dis+ric+ wi+h a popula+ion of approxima+ely nine fhousand. The orienfal woman loolcing from her wesfern home fo- ward +he easf, seemed an appropria+e division page 'For fhis sec+ion. er anne!