Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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l -1 A I l' .Jie 'lr '53 .EVf1' - 13. ai .ffi P s ,... . . gk Young minds, when inspired, abound with ideals. Redwood has given many of those attending her the inspiration needed and, in return, they have given Redwood character and spirit. They have given Redwood character that has been observed by all those around her. They have been looked at as an industrious lot that can gear effectively to both the good times associated with the high school years and the prime purpose of high school, our education. When Redwood first came into being, a spirit took hold of one and all. Soon it predominated in the games, rallies, and to a certain extent, in the classrooms. Many of the student's ideals have been transformed into functioning organiza- tions. Self-Government, C.S.F., and Rho Gamma Sigma are examples of this trans- formation. In Self-Government there can be found the ideal of governing oneself and one's peers as responsible, mature people. C.S.F. embodies the ideals of those desiring academic excellence. Rho Gamma Sigma expresses the ideals of those who want to better our school. Redwood has inspired these ideals and greatly benefited from them. 141