San Leandro High School - Anchors Aweigh Yearbook (San Leandro, CA)

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Wha+ is a Piraie? ' You are a Pirafe from +he firsf day you en+er'San Leandro High, bu+ if 'ialces 'ihree years +o gain all 'ihe qualifies of a irue Piraie. A Pirafe enfers 'ihe school alone and confused. He has new surround- ings, and he has +he oppor+uni+y io make new acquainfances. The life of a Piraie covers numerous areas and inferesrs. He has many ways he can show loyalfy +o his school. He supporis his-ieams al' games. He par'I'icipa+es in governmenf, organizarions, or sporisf along wi+h his classroom sfudies. A Pira+e fries 'ro ge+ o+her s+u- denfs in+eresied in school funciions. He conveys ihe ideal ihaf school is noi' iusl' a place where you have fo go, buf a place where you 'fry' fo obiain as many experiences as possible. Aireal Piraie as sc ool spirit He comperes wi+h ofher schools: he learns-+o crea'ie: he expresses his aciions ihrough energy: he learns by do- ing. Everyfhing he is iaughi' pre ares him 'For fhe fuiure. He leaves San Leandro wi'l'hou+ 'ihe iiile of a Piraie, buf he never for- ge'is ihe memories of BEING a Pira+e.

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A pnzfxte competes pon the Qlony of Some work of noble no+e may ye+ be done Na+ unbecoming men +ha+ slrove wilh Gods .. . . . . and +hough We are no+ now lhaf s+reng+h which in old days Moved ear+h and heaven: Thai which we are, we are: One equal +emper of heroic hear+s, Made wealc by 'time and fale, lzaul sirong in will To s+rive, +0 seelc, +o find, and nof +o yield. l Ulysses . . . Tennyson,