Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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G 1 . i , ,f , N Q ffsf? is fs iz '- .' , s Q gm, S Z 5 C LTH'fFiI'St row: Mrs. Crandall, Miss Willett, Miss McKinley, Mr. Schlosser, Miss Tompkins, Miss Bl ett, Mrs. Loibl, Miss Larson, Miss Burns, Miss Tuelcer, Miss Sehraek, Mrs. Pence, Mr. Hoover, Miss Ro an. Secomi row: Miss Abbot, Miss Rivenburgh, Miss Biscoe, Mr. McFarland, Mrs. Larkey, Miss Cope- land, Miss Hutchison, Mrs. Millington. Miss Orton, Miss Pendleton, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Rockoif, Mrs. Sallee. Third row: Mrs. McKoane, Miss Gehlen. Mis. Taylor, Mrs. Moran, Miss McCluggage, Miss Edwards, Miss Mitchill, Mr. Riley, Miss Johnson, Miss Martin. Mr. Fordham. Mr. Hadley. Fourth Mr. Turney, Mr. DeGroote. Mr. Richards, Mrs. Dimrle, Mr. Amo, Mr. Green. Mr. Bell. Mr. Cox, Mr. Shaw, I'O'Il' .' FACULTY-First row: Miss Beamish, Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Matt. Miss Berthot, Migg Messenrer, Miss Biggs, Mrs. Schreiber, Mrs. Randall, Miss Patterson, Mrs. Finley, Mr. Morgan. Second 71711.75 Mrs. Hunter, Miss Allen, Mrs. MeLaurJhlin. Mrs. Wood. Mr. Sholtz, Mr. Winebrenner, Mr. Cham- pion, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Clark, Mr. Head, Miss Danielson, Mr. Crandall, Mr. Lustie. Third row: Mr. XVitty. Mrs. Illingrworth, Mr. Boatman. Mr. Overin, Mr. Hari is, Miss Crowe, Mr. Norton. Mr. Oliver. Miss VVard, Mr. Bull, Miss Hathaway. Mr. Chaney, Mr. Woodard, Mr. George. OFFICE FORCE-Mr. Arbofast, Mrs. Crutcher, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Wadsworth, Mrs. Swanson, Miss Downey, Miss Tibbetts. FIFTEEN 55535

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MAMIE L. SALLEE Girlsl VicefPrincipal SENIORS OF 1938 I am happy to have this opportunity to thank each and all of you for your co' operation during the past year. I have been conscious of more than the usual support in our joint endeavor to make Venice High School the institution it can be. During this year additional organizaf tions have definitely aligned themselves in this movement for a bigger and better Venice. The school atmosphere is full of this determination to miss no opportunity to do something for the institution. This mutuality of objective has given us all a bond of sympathy that has greatly en' riched our lives and made this year out' standing in our experience. RAY B. SHAW FOURTEEN SENIORS OF 1938 The world is changing so rapidly and in it you, too, are reaching out from the known road of yesterday to the untried trail of tomorrow. Do not think that there is any standing still, you must go forward or you do go backward. This, the motto of your choice, is very apropos - Forward ever, backward never. Use the tools you have gathered in Venice High and make the best progress possible on the road that lies before you. Tour experiences here have shown you that you may expect some rough spots along with the smooth stretches. 'You can not back up, you must go ahead no matter what obstacles or detours you encounter. Choose your way and go forth with con' hdence and hope. Sincerely your friend, MAMIE L. SALLEE RAY B. SHAW Boys' VicefPrincipal

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ks k a h Sa E -3 4 A 4 if f 4 'Q' .fi Pe .-fi? Q as Y a..5'. 'f ' . ??9',l'l Gordon Stangland, S. B. Pres.: Mary Kirk, S. B. Vice-Pres., Joan Lewis, S. B. Secretary: Billie Gidney, S. B. Treasu.re'rg David Arnold, Senior A Pres.g Ignota Miller, Oarsman Editor, Glorian Kreiger, Gofndolier Editorg Daisy Storm, Chief Justice, Jane Young, Girls' League Pres.g Betty Jane Keith, Dclphian Presg Rhoda Neal, G.A.A. Pres.: Jack Olinger, Varsity NV Pres.,' Jack Lescoulie, Book Store Manaqmg' Gary Fifield, Debate Marnagerg Bill Smith, Campus Clca-n-Up. Mrs. Sallee Adviser. FALL SEMESTER STUDENT COURT JUDGES Rosa Mae McClellan, Robeft Gillette, June Allingbon, Don Adams, Erika Wild, Ed. VVa1'1'en. Chief Justice Daisy Storm. Q N. N.. . VN X -... I SIXTEEN