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

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. W SYABRULEA ,2Z l Illl 1' luv lllll HH, Illlllllllvww. ,,ullllllln-- Illlllllllxf Mlhlllfwlhi llmlmlllllwm 1 'U glll1mMiy'i1w1filMilli JMl !I4M Fl llfml..1iiIIla1Il..' RADITIONS of Polytechnic High School would not be treasured as highly as they are if their originaf tors were not so much admired by each succeeding class of students. Years of pl ant and helpful association with the administrative staff are evidenced in the spirit of Poly's student body. DEAN OF GIRLS What has this school year of 1926-27 meant in the lives of the 375 girls who in June will leave the familiar places, to take up other interests? If it has turned out girls of character and ideas, girls with no wish to escape the task that is hard or difficult to do: if it has created in their hearts sympathy for others and love of fair-play, then something great and precious has been ac- complished, for which we all rejoice. -Anna M. Gilbert VICE-PRINCIPAL If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lostg that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them - Thoreau. Let us hope that this Caerulea, dedicated to the Romantic Future , may be an inspiration to the students of Long Beach Polytechnic High School to build such strong foundations that there may be no limit to the height to which they may build in the years to come. -H. J. Moore

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