Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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FOREWORD T HE year 1933 has been, among other things, a year of depression, han}{ holidays, iinemployynent and earthqua es. All of the preceding have proved to be direct and severe handicaps in the publication of our annual — The Gondolier. We, the Gondolier Staff, after spending niuch time and thought, and giving our best efforts, present this annual unashamed — we owe no apologies and offer none — on the other hand the Staff sincerely wishes that the Gondolier will serve as a gratifying memory of the happy days spent at Venice High. We trust that in the future, when loo ing bac through the years — using this boo as a medium — you will recall the beauty, the joy, the happiness and the many pleasant recollections of our school. W ien, dwe to financial straits and numerous other difficulties, the Gondolier was threatened with abolishment, the Wniter and Summer Classes of 1933 rose to the occasion and pushed the Gondolier through. The sheer enthusiasm and hearty support of the Classes of ' 33 were the underlying factors that made this annual a reality. In behalf of the Gondolier Staff. I wish to acknowledge our debt of gratitude to all those who have given their thought and effort to the wor}{ of this volume. Masaru Nishikawa, Assistant Editor

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Venetian Vistas

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Miss V. L. McMurry DEDICATION To the All ' American teacher of Venice High School, we dedicate this 1933 volume of the Gondolier, that she may continue her many good wor}{s throughout the years.