Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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MAMIE L. SALLEE Girls' Vice-Principal R. B. SHAW Boys' Vice-Principal MRS. SALLEE'S MESSAGE To the Youth ot Venice High School: The future is in your hands. Now is your opportunity to prepare to work out the many problems ahead. ln so far as you are alert to the needs ot your world and as you are ready to meet them so will you be able to obtain the degree of success to which you aspire. Your friend, rvifxiviie L. SALLEE MR. SHAW'S MESSAGE The theme of this issue of the Gondolier is Youth . Do you, reader, think of this Youth just as a period of glorious aban- donment, and unrestrained joy, or do you sometimes think of it as a period of prepa- ration? Preparation to make your payment to the world for all the comforts and happi- ness it has given youg preparation to make your contribution to improving the world tor yourself and your group as well as for that youth who are to come after you. Youth shall be joyful. Youth should be gay, but through all this pleasure there should continuously run the thought of a coming responsibility and preparation for it. This will not make the pleasure less enjoy- able, but will give it dignity and value. lt is no greater fun to destroy property than to improve it. The thrill is about the same in either case, but the one destroys the per- petrator's capacity tor further pleasures. The other enlarges this capacity tor greater pleasures as he moves higher in the scale ot social values from this period of glorious vouth. R. B. SHAW

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' R I My . ..,. . If vu,, fi . f 3 an , tc OFFICE FORCE First row: Helen Tibbetts, Florence Wadsworth, Lucile Diebold, Myron Arbogast. Second row: Clara Swanson, Helen Crutcher. FACULTY E. W. CLARK Principal RAY B. SHAW MAMIE L. SALLEE E. C. MORGAN Boys' Vice-Principal Girls' Vice-Principal Re8IS'fVa RUBY DQKLOTZ MARION GIRARD Librarian Counselor ART HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICAL ED. HARRY WINEBRENNER ELLA CRANDALL BOYS' Head Head CHARLES GREEN MARY MORAN HELEN BUSHEY Head GLADYS FINLEY MINNIE ALLEN IOHN BELL C O M M E R C I A L ALFRED GEORGE Head BURTON OLIVER BELLE PATTERSON HELEN RANDALL AURE TUCKER WINIFRED WOOD E N G L I S H VERA MCMURRY Head BERTHA BIGGS IENNIE HUTCHISON WILLIAM HEAD GRETCHEN KIRBY ELSIE MCLAUGHLIN IRENE PILAT FLORA SCHRACK FLORENCE TAYLOR HARRIET WILLETT FOREIGN LANGUAGE MARTHA WARD Head EDNA BELL MARIA SCHREIBER CONTINUATION CLASSES ALMA PENCE M U S I C MYRTLE BLEWETT Head REID COX LITTA MATT DAVID SCHLOSSER EVELYN LOIBL MARTHA McFEELEY FANNIE BROWN M A T H E M A T I C S STEPHANIE BERTHOT Head MARGARET BEAMISH LESLYE BOATMAN SHERMAN CHANEY AGNES CROWE KATHERINE KLEINKNECHT WILLIAM LUSTIE MECHANICAL ARTS ELMER BULL Head DREW AMO ERNEST CHAMPION EDWARD CRANDALL IRVING FORDHAM GORDON NORTON IRA WOODARD HUGH PITTMAN MARCELIN RILEY CLELL ROGERS ENGLISH AND SOC S T U D I E S ANNE EDWARDS IANE HUNTER LILLIAN LOCKYER LEANTA RYAN WINNIE MACKEY ISABELLE ORTON IAL IOHN HUGHES BENIAMIN MCFARLAND GRAYSON TURNEY Girls' VIVIAN DINGLE Head CHARLOTTE MESSENGER EFFIE MORRISON CAROLYN MITCHILL ALLENE ROWAN S C I E N C E EDWIN HADLEY Head GRACE ABBOTT CHARLES HARRIS IOSHUA HOOVER MARIE LARKEY ALBERTINE PENDELTON ALMA RICHARDS SOCIAL SCIENCE COURTNEY OVERIN Head EDITH BURNS LAURA DANIELSON VIOLA GEHLEN GLADYS HATHAWAY ELSIE IOHNSON JOHN SCHOLTZ MAY SUMMERS EDITH TOMPKINS KARYL WITTY