:asian-If in-hu-r' 5-5 I V 'Ay - -Vi-I XVe are the generation of them that seek Thee-that seek Thy presence . . . Thus down from the Bible, to Thomas Paine's. These are the times that try men's souls, up to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's, We have nothing to fear but fear itself. we find words, deep and meaningful, to express our unending search for faith. Our generation has been chosen to live actively during the most historic period of United States or possibly even world history. This has not been of our own choosing, but still it entails a difficult task, and one which requires great faith. In the few years of our lives we have seen strife in many forms. It is the task of our generation to partake in this strife and to end it. Then our energies must go to preserving this end and to furthering our progressive and pacific ideals. Perhaps in the preserving of this end, it shall be our pleasure to find and enjoy a more peaceful world. Such is the task which lies before us. And in such shall we find success. Our elders, wearied from the strife of two wars and intermittent depression, have faith that shall achieve that for which they so dauntlessly fought. We are about to emerge into a complex community and one which often seems to lack understanding. Today's relationships, international as well as communal, are keynoted by the presence of certain intangible factors which we designate by various names. Frequently we hear it called tolerance , this implies not only the capacity of different cultural groups to work together in harmony, but also the cooperation, understanding, and patience necessary to achieve this harmony. NVhile in high school we found that such a combination was the foundation for a well-rounded circle of friends. Similarly, it is the cornerstone of tranquility among nations and world citizens. The realization of this har- mony rests solely in our hands. This task demands of us a certain faith not only in ourselves, but in the power of right and justice. VVe, the June class of 1945, take up this faith and dedicate ourselves sternly and steadfastly to the work ahead. 7
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