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

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IIIIIII II IIIII II III I I I I III! I ll IIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIISIZ AMERICANISM E are Americans! It means a great deal to be an American. There are privileges, duties, rights, and responsibilities in Americanism. From the time the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock, our nation has been a nation of progress, justice, and charity. Though there may be some blots on its record, looking back over the history of our country, we find very many things to be proud of which America and Americans have done. When we read of the times America has helped a smaller country in distress or sent food and clothing to a destitute people, we are glad that America is our country. When we think of the community hospitals, the organizations for the assistance of needy persons, the homes for the orphaned and the aged that Americans have founded, we are proud again to be Americans. Our police and fire protection, our opportunities for education, our lighted streets, civic buildings, parks, and greatest of all, the right to a part in choosing our rulers and making our laws are privileges which in some other countries we should not enjoy. Yet, how seldom we think of these things if we think of them at all. How much do we under' stand about the wonderful machine which is our government? How many of us knew anything about the candidates in the last presidential election? Some of us probably do not know even our national anthem. Soon we shall be voters! Do we ever think that every privilege brings a responsibility? Do we remember that soon all the burdens of the government will rest on us and that we must be prepared to keep our nation one of which our descendants may be proud as we have taken pride in it? Each one of us must do his part to keep our nation the best on earth, for, as Kipling said: It ain't the individual Nor the army as a whole, But the everlasting teamfwork Of every bloomin' soul. Have we prepared for it by doing our part in high school? Did we take part in any school activities? Were we at games, and debates, and did we attend assemblies, concerts, and plays given by the studentfbody? When there was a call to assist in some way, did we answer it? Did we vote-and vote for a competent candidate? Have we obeyed school rules? Were we careful not to destroy or deface school property? And, most important of all, did we do our very best to make ourselves 'worthy American citizens? To be a strong, progressive nation America must have loyal, responsible citizens. Our Americanism can best find expression in sion in doing our best to become such citizens.-Helen Webster

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