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

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Sfzerw- li If war is llie Cause bl deprewuion, peilmpf, il ii iilw llne miie. A' ou: depiension was crealed by war, so il was deslroyed by war. llie rnindi. ol nien find llie bodies ol men liave again rnearclwefl away lo die lm Wliaf lliey believe. A llarninq bafrier lies been llirown envoy llie palli ill man, .iew-' QQ'-ii-ni HFXJ :naw inn i lor' e a be-, wage llirouqli llml flame il lie i5 lo qfpain l'iiu llEllliifli' .il liweiiiiiii. Scfeiiff I? I We lOolc lbweid Our' luliire lor a ,ly born pigiin We wail lor llwe bearinq ol is deifrpfplfinlecl limf, A free willw fools iecnclcslniraallicrcl and l'OClCEiVil'il1Ol62Cl, Held ir' llm- Ll enqlb ol 1655- Jil i bfi Qiisx We ye slrewn our pas? wi'lw lreedfm weed I We ye walled llie fool ol Aineiiifi, Planling our lilCflClOV7T anul our iiilife- will our lwrip We fe wailing lei' live cifwfif lriw- 1. Bul ea lreedonw'-call eclwoew on dialanl moiinlairing A freedom-image ik miffurefl on diSlan+ walef' llwe slave nas ,een F1 new llii from iii pri nn And rnusl be lree. The blind man lwas lrmiicl as wliiimcwnd in lime foal And will llirow a pebble in in pool anal lry lo Mop llie rifipleul Try lo slop llwfv slow, ineyilable qiowlli ol lreeclonwl We lool lf wfifcl Qu' lfiiie LCD' A 1L,'ig,3m pfwn ' f' llie wiicvlv wmlfl wail: lni liiinianiiy' liiiryiii l. ,li-iwiiiw lvliiiqiiiw

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PAGEANT WRITERS Direclionz Lillian Breed. Arlhur Jamison JERGME MARQUIS, Row l: Adams, Barber, Fraley. Brighl, Smilh Chairmen: Elsie Clauson: Virginia Fraley: Valley Forge-Gay Ninelies. Jerome Marquis: Poems. John Adams: Melodrama-Gay Ninelies. Roberf Barber: Depression Scene. Edson Holmblad: Calheclral. Jim Riley: Scene I 81 2. Sol Munqo: Kilmer. Jaclc Creley: Valley Forge-Scene 3- Gay Nineries. Bill Briqhl: Lincoln Scene. VERSE Cl-lOlRZ Direclion: Arihur Jamison Row l: Simpson, Jones, Goedde, McEliish, Moore Hillcoclc, McNeill Graham, Summers, Nielson, Dovolos: Row 2 Sparks, Nesselrod, Goddand, Summers Diaz, Bixler, Hbshierg Row 3: Opsal Fauslini, Hoqane, l-liclcerson, Jacobus, l-lamillon Hood. Creaqer, I-liner: Row 4: Rilchie, Russell Casile, Sorianello-Leader, Trumbull, Jolesor' Young. ADVANCED ORCHESTRA Dirodion: Anihony F. Gill Picfure lg Row I: Thursfon, Bragg, Farris, Cor rales, Hoffman, Curfis. Row : Lawrence, Ryrnes Russell, DeLong, E. Rymes, Sheldon. Picfure 2: Row I: Smifh, Scheifer. Lowry, Nea Keen, Abrams, Row 2: Simpson, Rushion, Huse boe. Adamson, Wood, Roy Picfure 31 Row I: Raab, Websrer, Cisco. Sippel Fosier. Row 2: Sincoclq, Ridinqer, Bancroil, Moore field, Brown, Johnson

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l-Li Vfxvxu T Yxt. Mele I , . y.x:LL!'X -U N Y x x ,wixyx Scenes 8 and 9 ATTer The NineTies people began To Think again. ln Their minds and in Their shops men began To work. Men were given machines To play wiTh, and They used The machines Tor war. The darlc cloud over Eu- rope made iTs sacriTice To war. And when The Tuel Tor The war-Tlame ran low, war looked across an d America was caughT in The web of de- ocean, an sTrucTion. Scene IO As suddenly as The war had begun iT ended, and in l9I8 The men came marching home To Their hard-boughT peace. Thus ended The war To end all wars. As The reconsTrucTion progressed, anoTher monsTer as Terrible as The war appeared in our midsT. De- ' de ression ThaT swallowed The en pressionl Gray p Tire world!