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

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. ATP g lwrijl W ' Mi Ma, Mig x DR. KERSEYHS MESSAGE Q 0 ln no other one spot in the Southwest can one point to examples of indefatigable courage which exceed the courage of those who have estab- lished and maintained San Pedro, California, as a leading, growing, advan- cing community. From the early days when Richard Henry Dana called at the port, to the most recent arrivals by land and sea, the capacity of man has demonstrated its ability to maintain the importance of San Pedro as the greatest man made port of the world. lt is fascinating to me to review the development of this great community. What a challenge to youth and to those who inherit the responsibility of carrying on and doing in future years what these leaders in the recent past have done. The courage, the integrity, and the vision of modern youth in San Pedro High School is equal to the challenges presented by the problems in that community. Hail to San Pedro! Congratulations to the San Pedro High School students upon the opportunity which their community affords them! It is a pleasure to be associated with you. ' l VIERLINC KERSEY, j Zi Q.. Supt. Los Angeles City Schools. fl 'J ff Fl ff F W-:AJ if Avigng , Iffcjfw g if LWJZJ Q f f f Q'- Xf.7'4'f-'gate'

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