Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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MISS NELLIE GREENE CLARKE Dean of Girls JOHN P. voN GRUENINGEN Staff Adviser

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WILLIAM F. EWING Principal

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fllals. A POT OF GOLD FOR EVERY GRADUATE A beautiful old folk tale says that the Rainbow appears after the storm as an assurance of good cheer and of hope yet to be fulfilled. The same ancient myth tells us that there is a Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow, that if we but strive earnestly and long enough, we will sometime be able to reach it. For four years we of the Class of '22 have held our rainbow steadily in view, desirous of gaining the treasure at its end. The figure symbolizes all past efforts and present hopes on our part to leave P. H. S. as graduates a little finer, a little richer, than when we entered in the fall of 1918 as Fresh- men. The pot of gold is the realization that we have accomplished some- thing towards that fulfilmentg that we have had the opportunity of seeing and helping Pasadena High School grow and prosper. Commencement will leave us of the Class of '22, alumni,-no longer seniors nor students in Pasadena High School. The rainbow with its golden vista of dreams we will keep as graduates. But it will be differ- ent. The members of the Class will be separatedg no longer will they form one great unit. As alumni we will each cherish our golden treasure, the lessons of loyalty and co-operation, and the memories of four happy years. And so, enriched by our Legacy, we, the Blue and White-the Class of '22-depart from Pasadena High School.