Hannah More School - Within the Lych Gate Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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I hitnrial WVe American people know what we face. There is no fanfare now. NVe have been flipped so many catchy phrases that we are no longer susceptible to them. Wie have stripped the times of their glamour and have given our ener- gies to work. NVe know that success rests in the calloused hands of a nation working as one, and each sacrifice, each job completed is stamped with the de- termination that our unity has brought us. XVhat will be our path when this work is finished? Wfhere will be our wisdom? lt lies in the clear thinking, broadminded youth of today. ' We cannot afford the luxury of concern for self. VVe are breaking down traditional prejudicesg we have our faith, and that its principles may be realized we offer our all, individually we give. As a community ffor such is a schoolj and as a democratic body we have risen to work, raising money, knitting and sewing, taking elementary and ad- vanced courses in first aid, and doing farm work. At the close of school we shall go into widely separated parts of this country. XVe may be from the white fenced rural section, or perhaps from the metropolis. XVhat have we to carry there when we return? XVhen man can put one human heart upon the world's scales and see how tremendously it outweighs secular values, man will love his brother, black or white. Man's hate for man will end, and with it racial prejudices-war. XVe have learned the true definition of peace through thoughtfulness, reading, discus- sions, or some bitter personal tragedy. X'Ve know our goal: yet there are those people who are giving and have not fully realized the peace for which we fight. YVe, the outh of America have esterda 's dream which we must make . V . V .V . . . . todays reality. It is our task to strengthen this new-found unity, it IS for us to realize the nation's one great vision-Christianity a11d Universal Peace. Let us carry this with us!

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