Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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AZALEA F OR 1 95 2 PAGE 8 MR. ARTHUR L. SHULL Message to the Students VER since the discovery of America a steady growth and attention in a clearer manner than the changes which have up lf taken place in the means of transportation Sea going vessels ,,fNf6 , have changed from big awkward ships, that required weeks vi to make a voyage, to ocean liners that cross the same distance in a few days. Transportation on land has passed from the ox-cart stage, through various improvements until our nation is lined with excellent highways and traversed by limited trains that provide all the comforts of home. The progress demanded more and still more speed until the pony express, the fast train, and even the modern limited trains have given place to the transports of the air that now carry over great distances mail, merchandise, and passengers in fewer hours than earlier inventions took days or even months to carry them. Despite all this progress, leaders are still needed. Many of the young people of today so dedicate themselves to the service of the world that in the generations to come some may contribute as much to the progress as have such men as Watts, Edison andlwright. change has been taking place. Nothing calls this to our l, . A , ,