Belmont High School - Campanile Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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'7fze Jfanofmile y a S . As you know I am Leenly lnterested in all efforts to promote and foster Closer I'Cl3fl0I1S among the republics of thls hemlsphere, and am, 2lCCOI'dll1gly xuy glad to be mcluded ln the Belmont I-hgh School annual yelrbook whlth I9 dedlntcd t Pan A!lX8flL3Il frlendshlp More than a century ago the ldea was born on thls ll6IT1lSPl16I'6 of a COIDIHUIIIIV of nations Thls has been the consistent Pan AIHCFICHII 1deal As m the pursult of every idea there have been lapses and mlstalces, but the strength of the COUCCPUOII has mvarlably reasserted ltself As between us, nelghbor nations, If is proved stronger than the we1ght of arms Under lts guxdance the Pan AINCFICBII l'-3IH1lX has slowly but surely forged the prmcxples of 1ts own entlty and be1ng Through many conferences and through years of day to day effort they at length took toncxtte form at Nlontevldeo at Buenos Alres, and at Luna It 15 httmg that our unlty should be marked, not by demonstratlons of armed men but by the closer more mtlmate and more SlgI1IflLZiI1I mamfestanons of the culture of the hemlsphere The common understandlng of the real values of cxvxllzatlon, and of an appreclatlon of the 3CCOII1Pll3l'lID6I'lIS of the splrlt and mmd These, rather than the development of the longest range cannon or the most destruttlve bomb, represent the ann of Pan Amerlcan culture, thelr flowering 18 the goal of Pan Amerlmn 0I'g'll1lZl tlon and desire J . , . , . ,,. . 1 , ' ' Q r Z ' A , ' -4 ' 0 f , f I x . , Q . . . 7 - h - ,V V - -1 1 ' . . . , s 4 an s . . 1. s ' Q 1 t .1 4 2'

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O Camino Grande, dream of two continents Highway of unity and peace, To you we sing paeansg You, who join gold rush trails And El Camino Real, the mission highway, To the routes of Cortez and Pizzarro, To Inca stone roadbeds and pampas cow paths You who join fur hooded Eskimos Goldrush and Seward and 50 40' And covered wagons and the Russian River To 1846 and President Polk And Coronado and the Seven Cities To Maximilian and uarez To bronzed Toltecs and blackened priests And rain and Huitzilopochtli And uetzalcoatl and Guatemala To malaria and Balboa and Darien To Bolivar and San Martin And uly 5 and oseph Bonaparte To the Sun of the Sun And Cuzco and Quxches To O Higgins of Chile And the bloody mountains of peace And boundaries and the Chaco To Magellen and Drake You will carry the tales of Pancho Villa In exchange for those about Jesse ames and Dillinger And the Indians in Costa Rica will work and sing Who link majestic McKinley Glaclers and forests of redwood and fern Deserts flaming poppies and giant cactus To bare mountains and deep blue oceans And cloud veiled volcanos and earthquakes To epiphytic orchids in the tropics To ramless seashore deserts And Andes and Aconcagua and Lake Titica And these to the vast plains and the Atlanti You who join hollow uneau buildings and Matanuska Mines and the Royal Mounted And Victoria and the Empress Liners Bonneville Dam and Lake Mead The Bay bridges and Los Angeles Harbor To Mazatlan and Tialuana To Mexico City and her cathedrals And new schools dedicated to liberty To the Canal and Nicaragua T uito and Lima and conferences To guano and tm and manganese Vicunas alpacas and llamas And the Pan American Airlines And these to Christ of the Andes Oh great white road that stretches and winds Through the streets and the homes The miners will calculate with observant eye How you glare in the hot midday sun And the rowdy hitch hikers will walk on you And stub their toes and sit by your side waiting Fasting on swing and movies Will find that there are careless and discontented peons And the odors of pepper and the pat pat of tortillas Will loin the odors of baked beans and apple pie And the boogie woogie will find a friend in the rhumba And the peach pickers in Imperial Valley will work and sing And sailors from the U S Navy on shore leave in Nicaragua Will find sea legs useless on the hot swaggermg pavement And the cannery workers in Alaska will learn of coffee growers m Brazil And the twang of the cowboy song will be bartered For the sensuous pounding of the native Chilean rhythm And the women will wear fantastic prints allegedly South American And the Peruvians and the Venezuelans will don the bold Hollywood slacks And Hola will become as well known as Hiya And by such methods the flow of trade will begun They will barter and exchange ideas and customs Songs and foods and rhythms and dresses and hats And symphonies and movies and thoughts and sayings They will climb over the barriers centuries old And they will know each other by trade And they will do this tradlng by way of the Great white road that will stretch from Fairbanks to Patagonia 2 7 7 7 7 7 Y I I 7 . , , 7 7 7 l , Q , . . , A , J , .l l 1 i i ' a - 7 . 7 , . . . .. 7 T 7 ' . 7 i - s o Q , Y 7 7 . -. . , 7 7 ' ' ' And the careless, discontented stenos and clerks, 7 I . 1 , i I , ' CL 7Y ' , - - - ' tt Q - sa V 7 7 , . . , Ki 77 v' Kb ' 77 I . 7 7 7 7 3 7 9 7 7 7 ' 7 7 , .