Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Awpww IMATQM Of Vo Ewmgy What more vivid display of youthful energy can be found than at Redwood's rallies, in the hysteria of the cheering section and zestful antics of the yell leaders . . . the general viv- acity with which we are accustomed to doing things? Youth is endowed with that extra spark' that propels them at any activity with added zeal. The bubbling, laughing throng of students, whose youthful energy is so much a part of Redwood, has added page after page to the Log. Energy in the form of spirit, clubs, and activities, and youthfulness displayed by rallies and sports have been captured on many pages. 148 ! Mx - A s .INN

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Malo-ned AH-flcdllafu 4464 Z, , Y. W N- wa-hp, 150 'we While many activities at Redwood tend to sidetrack us from our primary purpose of education and its demands, we only have to look around us for apparent signs of matured application. Application of matured thinking has gone into the pages of Orpheus II, the Bark, and certainly into the student dissertations required in many classes. The mock election in November was a product of mature thinking and a notable step in producing a more informed voter for the future. Although some may cast a causic eye at the activity-minded Redwood, behind the scene an enlightened group of students is hard at work. Education is a process of broadening interests and stimulating minds. The results of education are evident in the activities of the stu- dents at Redwood. AQ G, 1: in 'R EWR il-Tx