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

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chester Dailey Carel Johnson Meritt J. Crandall J. C. Jenkins George H. Anderson ' -r

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A WORD FROM THE CHIEF TO THE R. U. H. S. TRIBE is the Indian scouts in the early days of American ■ life blazed the trail for their tribe on expeditions of exploration and conquest, so have the faculty mem- bers and alumni who tvere students in the early days of our school blazed the trail for the accomplishments of later days. From time to time scouts have been sent out from the home camp to ascertain the best hunting grounds in the broad fields of the humanites, the sciences, and the arts, and to select the best camping grounds for the followers of the tribe. Time has proved that these trail-blazers, trained in the lore of scouting, were so capable that the tribe has come to be known throughout the region as one of physical proyess, of intelligence, of ability, and of integrity. All honor to these early scouts and all honor to those faculty mem- bers and students ivho are now mailing an intelligent, an honest, and a consistent endeavor to find the best trail for the group and the best camping grounds! The course of the tribe is onward, and the tvhole-hearted and enthusiastic assistance of our board of trustees — the council members: our administration and faculty mem- bers — the scouts; our student body — the tribe; R.U.H.S. loof{s forward confidently and hopefully to a more il- lustrious future. MRS. AILEEN S. HAMMOND

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Dear Student Body: Your annual, The Pilot, is always a splendid edition and worthy of the high standard set up in our school. I am rightfully proud of our students, as well as our faculty, and our most able principal. It has been my privilege to be closely connected with our school for the past twenty-six years. During that time I have seen classes come and classes go, still the school goes on forever , and not downward but onward and upward to greater attainments antl achievements. The Student Body has always been cooperative in its attitude. We trustees welcome your presence and have given much thought to the requests which you have brought to us from time to time. As my memory serves me, the greatest har- mony has existed between board, student body, and principal. Of course, it is essential for these three to work together for the good of all. I feel that I express the wishes of your Board of Trustees when I thank you for the many thoughtful courtesies shown us in the past years. Perhaps I am mentioning myself too frequently, but you will excuse me, I am sure, when you realize that I am retiring from the Board of Trustees this year. It is hard to break away from the actual duties of a trustee, after having served for twenty-six years. Owing to increased duties in my office of City Treasurer, I did not choose to run this year. May I here thank the citizens of our R.U.H.S. district for their confidence in me and my work as a trustee by returning me to that office so many times. As a parting word; seek the things that are above rather than the things that are below, and God be with you. George H. Anderson President of the Board of Trustees