Forest Hills High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest Hills, NY)

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UEDIGATIUN Vve cieciicate our yearbookto the United Nations Or- ganization, our sole iiope of achieving' One Vvorici in which We may iive our iives in peace. Niay this ioooic, a record of four years of pleasant encieavor, be a symbol oi our devotion to time principles for which time U.N. stands. and to time memory of those whose sufferings have gone into its creation.

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DEAR SEN1oRs, During your four years at Forest Hills High School you have brought dis- tinction to your Alma Nlater. Vve, your teachers, are proud of your 'fine record. But, with profound humility, we must admit that our task is only half clone. Vvhile your comracies have laid clown their arms we are engaged in another big Ioattie. We are about to enter into a New World before all the lessons of the old world have been learned. Nearly three hundred years ago an English poet expressed a thought, the full import of which has not yet been felt in the 'conduct of human affairs: T No man is an Hand, intire of it seifeg every man is a peece of the Continent, a part of the maine . . . We look to you, the members of the Class of June 1946, to translate these worcls into reality. Nlay you he strengthened hy our confidence. May you go forth with stout hearts toward the One Vvorid We all want. XQLGHIZQ

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CIASS OFFICERS JUNE '46 SENIOR ADVISERS MRS. J. GALLOVVAY MR. w. LEONARD