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

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Scene 3 The winTer OT 76 was colder Than usual, and Ge eral WashinqTon's men Tallced OT deserTion, OT Turning To Their homes and Tannilies, OT abandoni wheT seemed a wild dream of Independence. E WashingTor1 and oTher men who bell d dom sh d eve in Tre owe The way. The ' . Th T men were Convlncie ey sTayed. They won. Scene 4 The colonial era w as a Time OT peace and plen a oeriod OT el-3looraTe coslrumes and mannerisr exfrevagance and gracious living. BuT Tro bl lorewinq Tor Th u e v , ere was dlsconTenT in The SouTh a e anger In The NorTh. . .

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Scenes 5 and 6 And then lhis counrry groaned and crealaed and began lo splil, and lhere was a man named Abe Lincoln lo see fha? American would remain whole. They foughl a war over ily e long, bloody, lulile, dishonesr wer, And when lhe fire waned, when lhe smoke cleared, lhere were Abe Lincoln and Amer ifa bolh inlacl.

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Scenes I and 2 The American people, blindly immersed in nalionalism, were iolied info inlernalional awareness as Phe resulf of fhe alfaclc on Pearl Harbor. When 'rhe news ol 'rhe allaclc reached fhe people, some were shocked, some frighfened, some indignant buf all were filled wilh a delerminalion 'ro win The war 'rhal was lhrusi' upon us and +0 win lhe peace +ha+ should follow. ln Jrhe midsl of Their siruggle, Jrhey recalled anolher WBT. . .