San Diego High School - Gray Castle Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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THOUSANDS DASH FOR CALIFORNIA GOLD New York, October, l848: Hugh Boothman: Gimme a paper, Boy. Gold discovered in California? It couIdn't be, but then again . . . I hear the weather's nice out there. I just might go out for a week or so and look around. Now Iet's see . . . New York lsame dayj: Seaman Paddy McCarthy: Hey, Olaf, get a Ioad of the young jerk coming up the gangplank. I'II bet he's another one wanting passage around the Horn to California. We'Il probably let him off at Panama like the others, and then he'II need a balloon to get through those jungles. St. Louis, March, I849: Billy Bonney: Jim, Iet's hire out to those gents over there as guides. It's a long hard trip, but they pay good, and we might just find a little gold ourselves. lAnd so, with the aid of the gold-eager '49ers, Los Angeles' Miracle Mile had its humble beginning.j ik Ik HIS San Diego High, I946: Mr, Brose: Golly, Larry, I've never seen a gang of sophomores that come to school in so many different ways. I'm expecting a fellow on a dog sled any minute now. lAnd so, too, did today's '49ers arrive to make their insignificant start towards that far away, golden June, with the aid of he 14cfmihiA tmtivnf

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In a real sense this Yearbook will be a Memory Book for you. What persons and events will it commemorate? To some of us it may mark the year of the big freeze, or the end of ten years since the beginning of World War ll. To the members of the graduating class l suspect that it will always be memorable for the flowering of friendships and the awakening of new hopes and ambitions. To all of you it is my earnest wish that all memories of this year be pleasant ones, and that they mark the beginnings of ,many years of happiness and success. ,W . , .J s whiff' Mr. Heilbron Miss Munsell Mr. Carr