Hilo High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hilo, HI)

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It tony for the sake of Victory is self exaltation. 'l'hat is not the X ictory either :Xmerica or the campus Yictory Forps seeks. llnderlying all expression of student effort, is the de- sire of today's youth for real idcntihcation with the nation's victory program, integrant with the ultimate cause of the lnited Nations, freedom for all humanity. Student pur- pose can li.-st Ile setn, perhaps in the statement of President Roosevelt that the schools of the nation are a tremendous resource in this time of crisis. Today what we want is victory, and beyond victory a world in which freemen may fulfill their aspirations. So we turn again to our educators and ask them to help us mold men and women who can light through to victory. llc ask that every schoolhouse hecome a service center for the home front. And we pray that our young people will learn in the schools and in the colleges the wisdom and forbearance and patience needed hy men and women of good will who seek to bring to this earth a lasting peace . 'l'o coordinate administration planning and student eitort. the Victory Corps council was estalmlished and later incorporated into the student hody cabinet for the duration. Through the council and its subsidiary committees, campus interest, opinion, and energy found more representative and more :atisfying expressiong activities were more contiguous with individual apti- tude and democratic self direction. 'llhus while student manpower was channelled to produce for victory, concommittant practice in self govern- ment was also opportune. 'l'o the young student on the lmrink of tomorrow. with what moment this must manifest itselfg how great the need for clarity in purpose and action. WWII 1 liamluoo vases to cry the fragrance of lla- naii's llUXY1'I'S?L'llt'1'l' to ryervicc hospitals. l

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