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

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Contents: :.:.-5. .1-sf:-t. ,Lu L 'Zu' 115.111 1.--Q. ff-,'. , at Q 7 ,pl Mr Miller Boys Vlce Prrnclpal and new Puates from AROUND THE WORLD Imd therr hometown Iuer gen Grceier Germany Lamalg Kuaea I-Iowan Dems Lglros Yugo slavrcz Tom Tommagc lapan and Elizabeth Landavazo Mexrco ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY - - - 6- 8 CALENDAR --------- 48- 51 CLASSES AT WORK ------ 39- 47 FEATURES - - 4-5, 24, 37-39, 52, 85-86, 93 G.A.A. ---------- 101-104 HOMEROOMS -------- 25- 36 SENIORS, W'58, S'58 ----- 9- 23 SPORTS ---------- 87-100 STUDENT ACTIVITIES ----- 53- 90 Art and Flower Center 64 Band, Orchestra 73 Boys' League 66 CSF. 59 Caterettes Chess Club Commodores Drama Thesp1ar1s Engllsh Clubs Epheknans Fore1gr1 Language Clubs Ir Red Cross Kmghts Kmghtettes Letterg1rls Muslc Clubs Publ1cat1ons RGd1O Club Sports N1ght Stage Arts Stage Crew Student COHlf1bUl1OHS Usherettes VGTSIIY Club unl- f 77 3',::.,'-f ' 77 65 , ' 74, 75 ' 82, 83 ' 58 ' 80, 81 . 78 ' , ' 60, 61 ' 102 ' 67 ' ' 68, 69 ' 79 ' 76 . 71 ' ' 66 76 ' 84 3, , 9' 1. U, , .. ' ' Sf - ' . ' , Q 8 , 1 age' ,

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in l fu pil' 54' 17,9 xx? 1 Through the main entrance doors pass all those who live and work in our world All hail, all haill San Pedro hail! Sdrr Pedro Alma Mdter 1-rdrll Mglfef true. Sons SO Throned on ihe heights that upward reach Shdll Count their duty brrr d joy' To skies of cloudless bluel Thine honor to uphold- OUF hearts befll WUYIT1 ir11OYG1w. Untarnished shall thy fair name shine, Our love shall never failg NO doubts thy dssdill TO thee in DTCUS9 OUT SOUQ We mise. Each heart and voice approves our choice All hflil. SCU P9d1'0 hcfill All haill San Pedro hail! Alma Mater

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fpgl' X, Senior Pirates certainly get around. Cameraman lerry Vanderliool went along to help locate new satellttes Sputnik l, ll and ol course a little later Explorer l. 1957-1958 Every year on our campus is different, but 1957-1958 went all out to be extraordinary also. ln October Sputnik I began to orbit, and the faculty began to mutter, too. One possible change indirectly attributed to new satellites above us was a change in the April Open House procedure, This year alter a program ot music, the 29 students who had achieved some special distinction as individuals rather than as teams, were presented to the PTA audi- ence, with a summary ot the distinctions each had achieved. The weather was a matter ot interest to all, especially members of the track and baseball squads. Meet alter meet was rained out, and postponed. Bells were held sometimes until the sudden downpours eased up enough to let students get to classes across campus, Wet teet and snittles lengthened the daily absence list, Pirates who hardly had known one cloud from another now appeared in raincoats, showf erfboots and peculiar headgear. there's been some CHANGES made!