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

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MRS. AILISISN S. HAMMOND Prirnl'pul , . 0449.4 4 K! va

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W WWJ Dedication ya ? $50 ADA GANG, that there may be an ac- claimed measure of sincere recognition of the deep sense of loyalty, and true understanding of youth Which she has shown us; for respect of intellect, arid genius in profession; because. she is an outstanding personality in an, era Which recognizes the worth of high ideals and right living, we lovingly dedicate this XVIII volume of the Pilot.

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Dear Students of Redondo High School h HE theme HColonial Life and Customs Which you have chosen for the 1938 Pilot is interesting and challenging. It brings to mind the particular challenge of the present day Wheh dictator- ships in Europe are contrasted so forcibly With our democracy. Surely no lesson of the Colonial Period is more potent than the conviction that our democratic ideals and form of government are the best yet evolved by man. A study of the liyes, the struggles, the achievements of colonial times convinces us that our form of government is the one best suited to our people. As the public school is the most distinctive outgrowth of the democratic form of government, you students in a public school should spare no effort to perpetuate this form of government and the best kind of public education. My hope for you is that you will dedicate your lives to the achievement of that purpose and to continued improvement and success of R. U. H. S. Sincerely your friend, AILEEN S. HAMMOND.