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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. M. Ruth Stone, Mr. Francis E. Whitmer, Mr. Charles W. Lockwood (Superintendent of Schools), Mrs, Pearl S. Shreve, Mrs. Ruth E. Crary, Dr. John C. Aimack FACULTY Back row: Miss K. MacLeod, Miss F. Huntington, Mrs. R. Collins, Miss C. Bois, Mrs. L. Guerrero, Mrs. F. Younkin, Miss R. Preston, M. H. McCausland, Mrs. M. Gottenberg. Ivan H. Linder, H. Mar- tin, W. Leslie, K. Palmer, D. M. Knighton. Middle row: Mrs. D. Green, Miss L. Heatwole, Miss J. Sanders, Miss E. Wenk, Mrs. B. Coleman, Miss R. MiddlekaufF, Miss C. Montgomery, Miss F. Faitoute, Mrs. L. Green, Miss L. Uppman, Front row; B. Moody, J. Lang, H. Ray, L. Fuller, T. Knoles, R. Nolte, R. J. Jungermann, R. Fraser. Other members not in the picture are Mrs. R. Austin, Miss M. Eustace, Mrs. N. Gill, Mrs. E. Kizer, Mrs. L. McCully, Miss L. Morehouse, Miss L. Shields, Mrs. Z. Tiffany, Mr. C. Whitehead, Miss N. Williams.

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1943: Soon after graduation many of you will go into the armed services or into occupations directly related to the war. Few will be able to move immediately in the directions of careers adopted in time of peace. This temporary dislocation of objective may tempt many of you to abandon your perspective, your attitudes toward yourself and your faith in the future. This is one war casualty you can prevent. Crises have their dangerous side, but because they heighten the demand for men of faith in life, of patience in service, of charity and of insight, they also present an opportunity. When you move away from your present setting, your familiar circle of friends, hold fast to your belief in yourself and your faith in your future. Whatever the circumstances, civilization is one long and anxious search for men who can do this. With this brief note come the best wishes of the faculty and of myself. 20 IVAN H. LINDER Principal

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