Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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--V rrrrrrnwwmmnmwvwrcnnrwato ,W ,:.,gE3.!,3 1,:3g55A:v,q19.. 1 x g ,,14 -A:y1..M-A, -94531, U xv 41. A V r 'Technicolor has added m eh to the art of the motion Pi0tUT0. Here we see in color objects and scenes as they really are. The best part ct really good pi turee--and we are getting more ct the-lend ones every year--is that they inspire the finer things oft ,. life, ae self-sacrifice and service to mankind. The ' Q- theater is a teacher, along lines which people could not otherwise 1earn.W A h 4 By this time we could' see the spirit or adventure A gleaming in Roger Gheeseman'e eye: 'We can.see all this in another vey,too. The New York World's Fair opens in May for a second season, ' which will show to the world all the modern inventions ' of msn, giving us the key to the cifillzaticn ve and . A future generations are to live 1n.v Or We can travel 4 to the other side of the continent to see another greet ' fair in Sen Francisco. On this Journey, cne.couldfrideg nine thousand miles on a ticket which cost only ninetye dollars. He would have no need to carry e pae pcrtg ,n he would not see barbed wire on either side of the railr 4 road tracksg he need not be frightened every time ll ,t' airplane appeared overhead. He may travel from ocean , to ocean in four days or with as many stops along the t way as he likes.N he i E 'Upon reaching the Golden Gate, the traveler may see in painting and sculpture all forms and stages Q of man, from the Babylonians to the present nays Other more practical arts may also be seen: homes, gardene,a science, communications, transportation, mines and metals, and machinery of every description, much of it little known to the public. fageantry portrays the ltory of four hundred years of Pacific growth. Artiste and ' entertainers, ranging from the popular variety to the foremost names of the stage, perform in free oncertnga Here is your theater to be had for the trouble of going -s to see and hear.n Y' - '.e ' we knew that Lorraine would have the lllf UDTGQ I summing up the whole matter in her straightforward V9 ' fash on. ' 1 - ' 'Certainlyg with all these helps, young peopler+ee of to-day should be able to understand life and one- J another better than people have in the past. ye hatef 'W great opportunities for learning and W6-8ll0JhlYGf eV?M hobbies, sports, and freedom to chocee our own lite ' work. I believe boys and girls do recline education will bring them a better chance for getting on in the, t Wbrld. Ot course, we do not forget the relponeibilitiel, which are also greater than in any past generation. Wee must be ready to live and always to learns' ,e 'n e T