Manual Arts High School - Artisan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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TI-IE CRUISE OF THE SEVEN SEAS Tour I We're off on the cruise of the Seven Seas, to the ports of a foreign clime. VVe're following in IX'l'agellan's wake, where heroes sailed sublime. On the Admiral's cruise of 'ZS we'll know the world's renown. From Panama to Singapore: from London to Capetown. Tour II . Old Mediterranean classic lands! Long thy culture thrives. Thy shining art, philosophy, still in the world survives. Year by year the pilgrims come catch the golden gleam Of deeds of greatness and renown, enacted on thy stream. Tour III Northern Europe Motherland! thy glorious past untold. Here first was seen the Saxon Freeman, and the deeds of Vikings hold. ,Tis great to be in London, the seat of an empirc's sway. Our journey through the countryside, in Chaucer's April Day. Tour IV' E Then far across the old Pacific, to, a jolly, funny land Marco Polo's golden haven, by tropic breezes fanned. The Emperor's on his Dragon throne where the race of man begun. VVith a splendor, and a glowing beauty as of the rising sun, Tour V In Africa's mystic jungle land: a darkness still holds sway. Zulus dancing: white men hunting wildest beasts of prey. VVe may roam as Chieftain Tchaka or build like Cecil Rhodes. As Admirals break the last frontier, and change the savage modes. Tour VI Buenas Dias! This we hear the lusty Spaniard's cheer From the Carrib's Sea and Port of Spain our haghty buccaneers Will sail the shores of Inca fame, and then to Buenos Aires. And the Amazon will know our keel by our lighted jungle flares. Tour VII 'VVe'll sail the trail of the setting sun, thru the South Seas' Magic way. We'1l gaze on the fabled coral isles, and the old volcanic spray. VVe'll linger long in java Land, that paradise of men. As Captain Cook we'll sigh goodbye: until we sail again. Then back to the port of Home we come, with secrets manifold And give to our land, the U. S. A., our chests of travelers' gold. As we ride the storm in the Ship O' Life, each with his star in sight. We'll vision a brotherhood of man, beneath the flag of white. 4 I