Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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our vice-principal To Our Seniors: We are reluctant to bid adieu to the Class ot '52, We have been very happy working with you. May we continue to be happy as we learn ot your progress in your various 'fields ol service. Good wishes to you all. Robert D. Williams our girls' dean Our best wishes tollow the class ot 52. May each ot you hold your standards high as you find your proper places in this great land of ours. May you have many oppor- tunities to help make our country a better place in which to live, and may personal happiness always be yours. Let us know where you are and what you are doing. We shall always be interested in you. Mrs. Mary Maull advice and counsel . . . . . . our counselors . . , those hardworking, ever patient friends who had much to do with the success ot our high school career: even our entire lives. miss irma gibson miss barbara byrne mrs margaret christianson senior counselor junior counselor sophomore counselor Q

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Dickens begins A Tale of Two Cities with these words: lt was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . We had everything before us, we had nothing before us. The time of your graduation also seems a doubtful period in history but you have everything be' tore you. l hope you will remember your days at Point Loma as happy days and that the years will prove the best is yet to come. L, L. Bloomenshine our principal friend and fellow loman in the principal's office... mrs. betti schultz X., SL ,N mrs. helen selness P' le fl'-f

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language and miss jeweldean brodie . . . to express ourselves and our ideas, we must have a mastery ot languages. under these able handx we Studied. miss lean lyman miss louise lyman '57 nr mr. hugh dale mrs. rhode mc dougall mrs. dorothy Chilton PAH :Mir lCAN Din' mr. william ernenon mix, angie tm mr. harvey lranlcen