Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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I X W 'qui' Dr. Charles E. Brown Superintendent of Schools The story of the Greek city-state has in it a message which to me has lost none of its clarity through the passage of time. This extraordinary civilization, so rich in its art, architecture, drama, philosophy and literature became the victim of its own success. As Alexander the Great, forgetting, I am sure, some of the lessons learned at the feet of his teacher, Aristotle, built his vast empire stretching from Greece to India, the free Greek cities, to which Aristotle pinned his hopes for human progress, lost their pride and their liberties, never fully to regain them. In a very real way, this great civilization was l 5 destroyed from within-destroyed by men who had lost their perspective, and consequently, lost their very way of life. We face this same danger, as does Nigeria and every other nation which places its faith in the strength of the individual member of that society. Plato talked about the States being made out of the human natures which are in them. The wisdom of this statement still rings true, and must have meaning for us as we make our individual contributions to the society which we are shaping. Such is our her- itage-we dare not do less than value and preserve it.

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