Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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THE PASSING OF A GREAT CLASS A great year has passed, and with it the largest class has been gradu- ated. Three hundred students have left the school to take their places in the world of work and accomplishments. This has not been a year of championships. llut the hard-fought battles of gridiron and cinderpath have developed men who have learned the lesson of the losing game. They can greet disappointment with smiles. For the Student llody, 1916-1917, has been a period of great achievement. Starting during registration week. a whirlwind campaign for Student llody members and Chronicle subscribers resulted in a Final count of more than twelve hundred. This gain, alone, is worthy of highest commendation. At the beginning of the term a deficit of eleven hundred dollars faced the incoming commission. X'X'ith determination they faced the difficulties. and wih the support of a great Student llody have cleared the slate and given the future commission a clean ledger. This year has developed a greater co-operation between Faculty and student. Pasadena High School may well be proud of her instructors, people who have won the respect and support of eighteen hundred pupils. ln her obligations to the community, the school has not been found wanting. The usual high standards of scholarship have been advanced, showing a marked progress over those of other years. ln all, the Class of '17 may be proud of her record. United, it has been a powerful instrument for good. Scattered. may it retain its power of achiev- ing great things! 1. 1 ll Z H' ma if 1 -in 4' vi Nu' ax 1. IQ.-6 we b.: -'-X :Q .u 4 i . - '- it -Q ,,, +3 A - ,if ll. E .'L.?' 14