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

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In the dawn, the Vincent Thomas Bridge is silhouetted against the familiar cloud bank. The success of Pirate athletic teams is typified by the powerful water polo team. 4 Theme

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hmir qc 76 4? Most of us weren't around to see the birth of the country in 1776 . . . or the Civil War . . . or World War II. Few of us clearly remember the Kennedy administration or the moon walk of 1969. All of us know about these things. We have studied them for years, read about them, heard about them. But we weren't there. We can never know how the events actually appeared but each has its own special meaning for every individual. We are teenagers shaped by the events of the past, and by the contributions from people of England and Eastern America, but Italian, Yugoslavian, Asian, and AfroAmerican heritages, too. 6 Theme Inventions: the world was often amazed by creative Yan- Pioneers, as in RON SOTO's drawing, helped form kces. TERRY FROMHOLD's work shows many Ameri- American society and discover a continent. can advancements in the world of creation.