Piedmont High School - Clan O Log Yearbook (Piedmont, CA)

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I,-We W-- .--.,..-,. ,... pp YW, 'ff' CLAN-0-LQG 113. A - H. W . JONES B. S., Cornell College M. A., University of California THE SCHOOL YEAR 1923-1924. mg' ,1 HIS yearbook records the third year in the life of Piedmont High School. The year has been one of great growth and many triumphs. The Student Body has just cause for pride in the achievements of the school in its Music, Dramatics, Athletics, Publications, Self-Government, and general activities. There has been a notable development in school spirit, de- mocracy, and citizenship responsibilities. The scholarship of the school has advanced noticeably and larger numbers are gaining the distinction of the Honor Roll. In every phase of school life the year just closed has been one of progress and success. Glorious as these victories may seem, the great gains have come to you, students, who have been the participants in these activities. 'LNothing succeeds like Success and to develop the habit of success now along with high standards of social and moral conduct is to lay a sure foundation for your futures. Successful as the year just closed has been, let us not be content to rest upon the laurels we have gained. As you peruse the record of the triumphs in this book, let them be an inspiration to all of you to make the next year an even greater and better year, not only for Piedmont High School but for the develop- ment of those things in your lives which are most worth while. I have great faith in the Piedmont High School boys and girls. I am con- fident that the year 1924-1925 will add even greater triumphs to the exception- ally line records which are chronicled in this book. H. W. JONES. Superintendent and Principal I V 'V XZQ3ffyMxA1fyQxQ..5Q.A4513ZQ,A41s5A1MyMvMv5AAL vlv . . - ve, xCA57lVM 9

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J s S .. ly .WS Y N FACULTY .F . Y HX S. F. BATDORF - WILLIAM L. GA Z A. B., M. A., University of California A. B., Pomona-Col ge Head of English Department M. A., University of California 1wIAR'1'HA G. LANE Journalism and Social Science A. B., Smith College University of California GOLDIE POVVELL HARDING English San Francisco lnstitute of Art University of California A , . Bl KEL . . . , ph. if, filivgl-wif chicago HgaOgu5gbgrtU5glggggent Head of Mathematics Department HATTIE D. F. HAUB A. B., Leland Stanford University B. S., Mass. Institute of Technology Dean and Vice Principal Head of Science Department CLARENCE B. JOHNSON A. B., Icilwa Wesleyanclgollege SARA L. LOHSE M. A., niversity o icago B- L., University of California Head of Social Science Department English MILLIS CAVERLY B. L. I., Emerson College of Oratory Head of Department of Expression and Drama W. G. ALEXANDER BALL Royal Academy of Music, London SAMUEL L. MOYER Guildhall School of Music, London A. B., Franklin and Marshall College York and Salisbury Cathedrals, England Director of Physical Education for Boys Head of Music Department IO