Palm Springs High School - Chia Yearbook (Palm Springs, CA)

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H LIENAU, President PUBCELL, Vice-Pres. LEVI, Secretary B. GILBERT, Treasurer CLASS OF '4 Charging into their third scholastic year, the enthusiastic Iuniors had but one goal in mind-the Iunior-Senior Prom. Being money-conscious, this ambitious group started the ball rolling by sponsoring a Victory dance the night of the Beaumont football game. Following this they held the first Blackout dance in the history of P.S.H.S., with lanterns furnishing the light. Another first for the Iuniors was when they took over the cafeteria for one day and served the lunches. Following these, they sponsored a V for Victory dance and Defense Bond-raffle. Having accumulated the needed cash, the juniors gave the annual Prom at the El Mirador on April lO, which was a huge success. Under the leadership of President Herb Lienau and through the cooperation of the junior class, the year was a success for them. J UN IORS i

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PALM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL 1942 it SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE I Jaw SUPERINTENDENT RICHARDSON Palm Springs High School is organized to serve the needs of students preparing to enter college as well as the needs of those who plan on immediate entrance into the business of making a living. lt is our purpose to provide an environment for our students that will influence them in a positive manner as they pass our way, so that we may know that when they leave us they are the better for having known us and having been a part of our school. lt is our aim that this environment which we provide shall be the sum total of our best efforts to assist in the mental, moral and physical growth of these young Americans entrusted to our care. Whether we succeed or fail in these aims depends largely on the indi- vidual cooperation of our students. lt is our sincere hope that in your case we have been successful!