Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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OUR AMERICAN IDEAL S AMERICANS we glory in the achieve ments of our people not only in the realm of government but also in that of education science and inx ention Truly this is the scientiiic age Science has overcome space Distance is no longer a barrier between nations As some one has aptly said Rapid transit and radio have made of the world one big neighborhood In this signal achiex ement America holds first place And as We view the era that is just dawn ing, We wonder what is to he its achievement. Shall it not be to so further the ideals of peace and good will among the people of the world, that this world neighborhood shall be trans' formed into a world brotherhoodn? Our highf est ideal as Americans just now is that in this glorious movement our America shall also take first place. -David Burcham E . CUTL ER ... . .. ,. .. .... ..,. .. -,V 3 7 . '

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