Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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iEm.Qsa'z Eiga! gasQ'mmmgm Q 251 sg :' iuguaQwM E 55 gf gm sfw Ei .gas nge sr 3.6211 Mai yfisgimm 5.5 5313625 in kifrsfii E sagem Fifa 1556 Q By the Editor Three hundred years ago, California was the objective of all explorers who had ambitions in the Western World. That was the seventeenth century. Two hundred years ago, California was the scene of the greatest missionary zeal the world has known, the scene of the Missions with the Spanish padres. That was in the eighteenth century. Scarcely one hun' dred years ago, California became the Colden State, the magnetic pole of all the world. That was 1849. In all this history of three hundred years and more, California has been the name that recalls romance, that brings to our minds countless deeds of courage, of skill, and of fearlessness. And now in the last halffcentury, California again challenges the world with her development, made possible only by the dynamic, virile spirit of the West. ' Nothing can illustrate more clearly than the statements of eminent citizens what California's remarkable past means and what her traditional spirit is. Famous citizens of the West and East have been asked to give their impressions of the romantic past of California . Ray Lyman Wilbur Dr. Wilbur is president of Leland Stanford University, and being a Californian, is naturally proud of the traditi-ons and history of his state. California is unusually fortunate in its picturesque background. It is stimulating to the imagination of us all to think of the days of the Indian, of the coming of the Russian, of the Spaniard, and of the great days of '49. There has hardly been in the whole history of the human race a more draf matic episode than the Gold Rush to the Pacific Coast. Cut of this unique and romantic past the young people of California should gain an added incentive toward the def velopment of a greater Calif fornia of the future. James D. Phelan Hon. james D. Phelan was formerly United States Senator from California. He is now a San Francisco at' torney and lives in Saratoga. Mr. Phelan contributes the following interesting sketch to Caefuleaf QCourtesy of Hellman Bank. Pi-oneer Bankers? Strawberry Valley on the Placerville-Carson R-oute