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

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'TW W Worn J a L .4 - Cfgmm, F ORE WORD y gjifiggfg S WITH all human institutions, so with the San Pedro High School lfly fgfl the d U d ' b f' d' ' L ,L years come an go. n cr its ene icent guar ianshlp grpups or an A 1 a it f f 5 graduating students move on into new experiences and new types AL ,M-3 of endeavor: yet the San Pedro High School itself remains to wel- come other youth, to pass on to them the traditions and ideals of the school and to enshrine in yet other Annuals their dreams and ambitions and their will to adventure. Why should not San Pedro High School dream and plan for adventure? The lure to both is well nigh irresistible, for just beyond is the great ocean. always the tempter of fearless souls to venture forth to penetrate, if possible. the misty horizon out yonder in the hope of capturing treasure just beyond. As you in San Pedro constantly watch the world pass by in ships, how like a dream it all is: by day, by night, the ships move noiselessly on, carrying precious human freight and cargoes of the world's wealth, coming from who knows where, going who knows whither. So easy it seems just to watch the pageant of ships and dream of the ports from which they sailed and of their destination? yet out of dreams have all things come that are anywhere, for they are the mother of ventures and have brought about all that is in human life, have brought a- bout America, California, and San Pedro. Still, dreaming without the ven- ture, or the venture without the dream, is perilous: the one ends nowhere, the other crashes from unthinking, reckless daring. So, as you, the students of San Pedro High School, watch the great pageant of human life pass by in ships, as you, half in dreaming and half in serious purpose, plan to capture and possess the worth-While things which your world has to give, may your dreams be inspired by visions true and good and may your ventures bring to you the abiding realities, sincerity and courage of heart and the will to hieve for yourselves through services to others! 3 SUSAN M. Dom 2 ti n l llglj 6. -54 ,s

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