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DELSUDOESTE CLASSES TwcnIy-swen
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DELSUDOESTE 3; 1- a ings may not seem evident to those who are accustomed to the Renaissance Spanish 50 popular generally throughout Southern California. How- ever, a study of the many in- IGNOaniiganffgf?gcffg'ggsmcc; teresting villages and cities of Spain reveals that a diver- sity of styles of closely related character adds greatly to the charm of the whole composition. Future buildings of the school will undoubtedly be principally of the classroom type and as the grouping of windows in classrooms adapt themselves most readily to the expression of the Renaissance it is prob- able that future buildings will be largely of that style. With this thought in view an earlier type of architeCtute was adopted for the principal buildings. HOW successful the hnal result will be depends upon the care and skill with which these future units are carried out, and last, but equally important, the art with which the landscape planning is developed. It is to be hoped that all those inter- ested in the growth of the school will unite in this effort to form a campus which will become a pleasant recollecrion to the graduate and a source of enjoyment to the student body. Twm I y - six
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DELSUDOESTE THE CLASS OF '31 Th: Class of '31, number- baring almost 90, is proud of the distinction of being thc Iirst class to graduate from the new State collcgc Thc OHiccrs of thc class, Ronald Millar, President; Batty Rush, Vice-Prcsidcnt; Elcanor Parker, Secretary; and Earl Nation, Treasurer, haw: attempted to sct pre- cedents for graduating Classes of the future. Ronald Millar Earl Nation A Senior banquet, coming at thc cud of Senior wcck, hcld near the end of the semester, cspccially hunorcd graduates of February. During Senior week an assembly was presented by the Class. On Founders' Day, of this year, the Scnior Class participated in thc Dedication program and open house, in caps and gowns. Carrying 0n thc: tradition of prcvious classcs, com- mencement week will cul- minate with thc annual Junior-Scnior Prom, follow- ing graduation. Graduatiou, and thr: im- pressive acadcmic proccs- sional is to bc hcld 0n the Campus the afternoon of JLIIIC SCVCUECCHEh. BcrryRush Elcanor Parker Tu'mr y-riuhr
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