Westridge High School - Inlook Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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FOREWCDRD One of the greatest needs in the world today is tolerance. We can develop this tolerance by learning to get along with people and to understand their differences. We can do our part by learning while we are young to be thoughtful, honest, friend- ly and understanding. At Westridge we do learn just that. The relaxed atmosphere makes it possible for us to develop friend- ships that are deep and thorough. In games, classes, dramatics, art, and music, we have diversified chances to value a girl for her mind, not her looks, to appreciate her attributes, and to be patient and sympathetic with her faults. The smallness of classes and freedom of discussion at West- ridge let us hear and give merit to other points of view than our own. Through our all-important affiliation with Scharfen- berg, our exchange student, and other contacts, we may learn about and understand other people and nations, and through correspondence, we can make friendships abroad. It is our privilege and duty to make the most of this at- mosphere of tolerance and friendship and to take advantage of the many fine opportunities offered to us during our years at Westridge.