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

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c 5 wg ri s ma. nWg...,,,! HE Clan-0-Log, the annual publication of Piedmont High School, as Z the derivation of the title suggests, is a chronology of the school. From the Scotch, we have coined the word Clan-0-Log, Clan stand- ing for the students, and Log meaning history. Although this is only the third edition of the Clan-0-Log, Piedmont High School has had an annual for each of the four years that the school has existed. During our first year, which was spent in the shacks, a yearbook called simply the Piedmont High School Annual was published. This book was en- tirely a school product, each copy being made up by the students, the pictures were pasted in, and the drawings and cartoons were dine by hand, as was also the cover design. The printing of this bock, the aspiring young students did themselves on a mimeograph. The editors of the first annual of Piedmont High School deserve congratulations, when we consider that the students were only about a hundred strong and all freshnzen. The following year the same students and others decided to establish for Piedmont High School an annual that would ne-ver be below the dignity of the glorious future of the school. They selected a stag, and at its first meeting, after much meditation, the staff decided that the name of the newly-born book should be the Clan-0-Log. For their choice we are indeed grateful to them, for there is not a nobler title to be found. The publication that followed contained eighty-four pages of matter worthy of any high school. In 1922, when Piedmont High School moved into its present beautiful build- ing, the Clan-O-Log was well established, however, the improvement made that year, 1922-1923, indicated that the staj felt that the new surroundings demanded a yearbook which could be surpassed by no one. Accordingly, they issued one of the finest annuals in the state, one which was clearly and truly representative of all the activities of the school during the year, and one which contained ma- terial of equal interest to every one. The development of the Clan-O-Log has indeed been synonymous with that of the school itself. It has been our task this year to uphold the high standards set by the previous editors of the Clan-0-Log, as well as to keep in step with the growth of our school. If you are pleased with the result of our cjort, we shall feel doubly thankful for the privilege that has been ours in put- ting out this volume. 5