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

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NOTHER spring, and With it comes the realization that you students With Whom we. have worked side by side for four years are about to go on to charted paths. We are proud of your achievements with us, and we shall watch your journey with keen interest. May you face that journey with a breadth of Vision, with a wish to make the most intelligent use of experiences, and With courage so that you Will be undaunted by hardships. - We bid you hasta manafla. Sincerely your friend, IRMADELE Rous. w, ,MW,.W...... w . v ;. Hm... V-.. HAIL and farewell! We meet for a time, work together for a while, and go on our way. It is my hope that the contacts that you have had With faculty members and pupils have given you much for the future. To you Who Will go on to other fields of endeavor, either in college or out on a job, sincere Wishes for your success-a success not too easily won, but a final success. To those of you Who Will return in the fall, a hope for a richer fulfillment of your aims. Sincerely, CAROLYN M. KYEs. feel that your four year sojourn 'itgh us will have a very definite bearing u n your success in adult life. The atti- tudes you have formed toward the schole astic, ethical, moral, and spiritual standards will, in a measure, be responsible for your character as a matured individual. R. U. H. S. has given freely to you. VVe hope our graduates will not forget to cone tinue this spirit of service to our community and in some measure repay, with service, for that which has been given them. lVIay success crown your every effort. LLOYD VVALLER. . want amt; .w xzw-rxw ,, maewtak wwn- w . . rvotauics. -.n v . - :5; vr- .4

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Message of the President of the Board of Trustees ARLY California recalls to mind the pioneers who settled our State. Their life was one of struggle and hardship in an effort to overcome the obstacles which stood in the peth of progress. It took courage and fortitude to conquer the natural barriers of desert, and rivers, and mountains. The obstacles which caused these hardships are unchanged. They have not been removed, they have been overcome by the spirit of man. Likewise, this same spirit which inspires man to CGnquer obstacles, this spirit of the pioneer, remains unchanged. It impels men today to seek wider horizons, to be dissatisfied with something good when something better is attainable. This heritage of Early California is ours. Let us accept its challenge. Sincerely, J. R. BLACK CLAUDE BROOKS J ROBERT BLACK. JOHN GREGORY R013 ERT RUSSELL M ERRITT CRANDALL xxllxz

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DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR. R. C. MCLEAN Mathematics MISS AGNES F. MURDOCH English MISS MAUDE SMITH Home Economics MR. H. C. UHLS 2...? J . 1 Physical Education W W' I MRS. EVELYN SCHLEE Physical Education sts DxANTHA HAYNES Science MR. A. R. BRIGGS Foreign Language MISS HELEN G. FISHER Commercial MISS IMOGENE SPAULDXNG Social Science MR. A. B. CARTER Manual Arts