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PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS Four years ago when we entered this high school the whole world was engaged in a conflect to decide whether or not the forces of freedom or the forces of dictatorship should rule all mankind, v.'e saw nation after nation of peace-loving peoples subjected to injustice, tyranny, and cruelty; and complete annihilation by despotic war lords thirsty for power. Progress was so amazed at the things man could do. We lived in a conflict. The world had again been saved for Democracy—for the freedom of all men—for the rights of all races to pursue happiness. We had Peace. V.re believed this and we wanted'this. Today, as we view the world we are going into, we see confusion and trouble everywhere. Hiis beautiful dream has not come true. We see neither Joy, nor love of brother, nor peace of mind as all the world had hoped to see. We see strife abroad, we see.intolerance at home, we hear bickering and rumblings of dissension over international problems. But we are not afraid, for youth knows no fear. V e shall take our places of service to help bring about our ideals of world brotherhood. The greatest opportunity the world has ever known is presented to the youth of today. Hie task is gigantic but youth has great faith to believe that mankind is eternally struggling upv ard, and in the struggling, men are made. As the wolf chases, but never catches the wind, he develops his muscles. So let our goal be the horizon of freedom, justice and happiness for all men. And in the march toward it may we grow in proportion to our efforts. The old world was not made in a day; neither will be a new one. Out of the dusk a shadow, Then a spark; Out of the cloud a silence. Then a lark:
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