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

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SCHOOL LIFE SCHOOL LIFE, the theme chosen for this annual, is highly appropriate since the Clan-O-Log is the only official and complete record made of the life of the school aside from the scholastic and classroom records. Even scholastic success is so closely bound to and dependent upon a happy school life that a true presentation of that life is an excellent criteria by which to judge the success of the year. The truest reflection of school life is school spirit and school spirit in turn determines the degrees of success which the student body enjoys in its community activities. The splendid record of school life which is presented in picture and story in this Clan-O-Log is a source of great satisfaction to the writer as Well as pride in this student body upon its realization of so many of the ideals of Piedmont High School. The best preparation for life is a well directed program of life itself, in which the finest ideals and cultural standards are successfully prac- ticed. The many triumphs and achievements of the Highland Clan during the year which is closing are but an indication of the growth and develop- ment which has come to the students in this High School both individ- ually and collectively. Upon this fine achievement I Wish to congratulate the student body of Piedmont High School. To the faculty, who with intelligent devotion, have lead these activities to successful conclusions, I extend the fullest commendations. To the Clan-O-Log staff Who have produced this splen- did record of our school life for the current year, I Wish to offer my high- est praise. Mffgwaw 6 Q94 , 0 W 252' ' 4 331+ . 4+ 'fri' ' gg. . 0 e 'iv P ii voor Cv '76 nib! f N