Santa Barbara High School - Olive and Gold Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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TO GRADLIATING CLASS Glenn Frank once said, The men called 'educated' are those who have never stopped their pursuit of the flying goals of information and: insight. blou, the graduates of 1936, have reached one of the goals of your ambition, and with it you have come to know that learning is a life-time process. Your graduation gives you not only greater opportunity for further learn- ing and for doing things, but it gives you, also, greater responsibility in the task of advancing individual ideals and standards. May you secure in large measure the happi- ness and satisfaction which comes in doing your job well. This is the wish of the students and faculty members of the Santa Barbara High School. ig-514 lSix1 7? 1

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