San Pedro High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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TO THE CLASSES OF 1929 OU have had fourlhappy years on the good ship San Pedro High School with the Pirate Chart as your guide and the Fore'n'Aft and + V the Black and Gold as the log of your travels. Now you have new sailing orders. You are to venture forth in other ships on uncharted seas. Some days will be pleasant, and travel will be joyous. Other days will be stormy, and travel will be fraught with danger. But the set of your sail. and not the gale, Will determine the way you go. Your High School voyage, I trust, has given you the 'Aset of your sail: a love of learning, that leads to continuous growth: the love of beauty in all life: tolerance and brotherhood for all who are in other ships on the same sea: loyalty to truth and to the best in your innermost self: the will to work and to serve. With these sailing orders, Bon Voyage, members of the class of 1929. May each of you come into the port of your dreams, X WN., K ll X' If livtsry C S ll ,ff ' ci ,.-fffifqsifzy ,S 3, , QU , f g-2-...lf , 7 f Y --1534-f re

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