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

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OUR FIFTEENTI-I YEAR T IS FITTING ThaT The Theme oT This year boolc should be The achievemenT, growTh, and developmenT oT PiedmonT High School since iTs beginning TiTTeen years ago. Few schools have sTarTed in more modesT surroundings Than The shaclcs and TenTs which housed The TirsT PiedmonT High School. From This humble begin- ning, wiTh an enrolImenT oT Two hundred and eighTy sTudenTs, drawn TogeTher Trom TiTTeen diTTerenT EasT Bay secondary schools, There has grown and maTured a splendid Clan School wiTh iTs Tine build- ings and equipmenT, iTs ouTsTanding Tac- ulTy, and iTs loyal enThusiasTic sTudenT body ThaT has carried The achievemenTs oT our school ever higher wiTh each suc- ceeding year. Splendid as This growTh has been, iT is noT The end buT raTher The symbol oT The real obiecTives and accompIishmenTs. These have been The deveIopmenT oT characTer and high sTandards in The lives THE BOARD OF EDUCATION oT The Thousands oT sTudenTs who have parTicipaTed in The acTiviTies which have marlced The growTh oT our Clan School. The educaTional ideal oT PiedmonT High is ThaT school should be IiTe iTselT. We grow by doing. In building successTully The liTe oT PiedmonT High School and esTabIishing as TradiTions The Tine ideals oT our Highland Clan, The real Triumph oT PiedmonT High School has come in The developmend' oT sTalwarT characTers and The Tine IiTe preparaTion Clan sTudenTs have received here. These pasT TiTTeen years should be an inspiraTion To presenT and TuTure Clan sTudenTs To carry The achievemenTs oT F'iedmonT I-ligh School ever higher. WiTh pride, I congraTulaTe The pasT and presenT Clan sTudenT bodies upon Their unusual achievemenTs. WiTh con- Tidence, I loolc Torward To even greaTer heighTs Tor PiedmonT I-ligh School in The years ahead. H. L. Breed, PresidenT Mrs. L. R. Dunning, Secretary H. H. Fair R. S. Milligan R. L. Shurfleff J. C. WiTTer INo picTureI OTIVATED BY A desire To serve youTh, public-spiriTed ciTizens oT This ciTy, Tor The pasT TiTTeen years, have served generously so ThaT each sTudenT oT PiedmonT High School may be given The highesT Type oT opporTuniTy Tor in- TeIlecTual and moral growTh. As sTudenTs oT This high school, we wish, ThereTore, To express To These men and women our deepesT appreciaTion. Clan-O-Log STaTi N me

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l l H. W. Jones, A. B.: M. A., SuperinTendenT Principal AN APPRECIATION MERSCN CNCE SAID: An insTiTu- Tion is buT The lengThened shadow OT one man. ln These Tew words The greaT American auThor expressed a TruTh which may be clearly seen in. every greaT pro- iecT. So, in The hisTory of our high school, There sTands ouT The Tigure oT one man whose inTegriTy, genuine characTer, and unusual abiliTy To undersTand sTudenT problems have sTamped him noT only as a leader buT also as a loTTy example of manhood. Eight This leader, Mr. l-larry W. Jones, is The one To whom, as our principal, we cannoT give Too much crediT Tor his eT- TorTs in The developmenT oT PiedmonT l-ligh School in The evenTTul TiTTeen years oT his service. As a consTrucTive leader and organizer, and, as a friend oT all The sTudenTs, he will always sTand ouT in The hearT of every loyal supporTer of The Clan. To Mr. Jones, Therefore, we ded- icaTe This volume oT The Clan-O-Log as a Token oT our appreciaTion. Clan-O-Log STaTT Harry Meade, Edifor

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Ten Miss Lane Miss Clark Mr. C. B. Johnson Mr. Moyer Miss De Velbiss Mr. Knox Mrs. Lohse Mr. Winegardner Mrs. Sharon Mr. Bolenbaugh Miss Taylor Mrs. Sonnensclmein Miss Ellioff Mr. Barneff Miss O'Connor Mr. Hamplon Miss Guesl' Mr. Ganfz Mr. Cusicanqui Miss Caverly Dr. Niemann Miss Haroldson Mr. Biclrel