Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

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Mrs. Aileex S. Hammond Principal Udjii c V; ttvflv

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Carel Johnson President Students Today, Citizens Tomorrow MT is the desire of the Board of Trustees to give to the young men and women of this community the best possible educational advantages. We look toward future years when the youth of this vicinity will find themselves in positions of responsibil- ity; when they will be the leaders in good citizenship. There is only one sure way- of directing the trend of their activities successfully, and that is by instilling, through study, an under- standing of human values. As president of the Board of Trus- tees, and in behalf of the other mem- bers, it is my privilege to extend to the Student Body of Redondo Union High School our sincere wish for your success. Let us be co-workers in the educational advancement! Your friend, Mr. Carel Johnson Carel Johnson, M. J. Crandall, J. C. Jenkins, J. G. Moodie, G. H. Anderson eleven

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Prtnripal ' a iflUfiBage Dear Pupils of Redondo Union High School: ANY times in your high school days as you left the building, you passed along El Camino Real, the great and famous highway established by the Mission Fathers many years ago. This highway was the link between the various missions founded by Fa- ther Serra and his co-workers, who brought a rich inheritance from the old world and gave it to the Indians, the original inhabitants O- this district. The Padres established schools and became the first great teachers of the state. They gave to their pupils an acquaintance with the learning and experience of the past, and through handcrafts prepared them to take their places in a more gentle and refined society. Just so are the public schools of Cali- fornia attempting to give it to you, in these later and modern days, a glimpse into the history and background of modern life in order that you may pro- fit by it in adjusting your lives to the present day world. The community has spent ' large sums of money in giv- ing you a beautiful school, well-equip- ped for a varied program of work, and good teachers to instruct you so that you may lead larger and more fruit- ful lives than those of your fathers and mothers. Are you improving your time? Do you take every opportunity to widen your knowledge, broaden your sym- pathies, discipline your character? In such measure as you do these things, will the community feel repaid for its investment, and by the services which you render to others, both now and in years to come, will you be judged as a true representative of Redondo Union High School. Sincerely your friend, Aileen S. Hammond