Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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' We, the members of the Senior Class, dedicate this Madrono to Mrs. Ray to show in a small way our appreciation, not only of her services in the English Department, but of her interest in the school, and also of her ability to be a good friend to everyone. N cg2

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THE 1929 MADRONO Bcins the Senior Annual and Yearbook of the Palo Alto Union Hish School Published by the Class of 1929

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WHY THE PIRATES? This world is growing older, and as we read the current papers, we find that it is also growing safer and more practi- cal. But romance never dies — we know that — and we beg of you. let your im- aginations run riot just this once. As you turn the leaves of this 1929 Madrono, picture for yourselves a blustering band of honest-to-goodness pirates — villain- ous men with cocked hats and eye- patches, who buried treasures and kid- napped maidens in the good old way; picture them in the midst of our mod- ern, sophisticated world: it is their re- action to it that we have attempted to portray in these pages for your benefit. Therefore — the pirates ' MH IN ' C ' eSki