Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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In this postwar period we must attempt to find the key to a better understanding in order to unlock the door to universal peace. Like children afraid of the dark, we fear most that which we do not understand. Early man distrusted even the elements until he learned to make use of them. Tribal battles and later wars between nations have grown out of misunderstanding and intolerance. Through reading and experience we can acquire knowledge of the background, the interests, and the problems of other people. As we discover how much we are alike and learn to arbitrate our differences, tolerance will grow into friendship. If each citizen tries a little more to understand himself and his neighbors, the key to lasting peace will be found and used. ( •

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Art Editors Joanne )v1orri$ n Barbara Tucker The Ariel Art Staff, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Nell Fay. has played a large part in making this year's Ariel such a success. Joanne Morrison and Barbara Tucker, the co-editors of the Ariel Art Staff, with their very co-operative and able staff, worked diligently for many weeks in preparing the actual structure of the book. Endless hours were spent in arranging the pages and deciding what type of technique and what manner of illustrations to use. Many illustrations were made ready, and a chosen few were finally selected for publication. This year's highly capable staff should be given much credit for its superb handling of the yearbook. Together we woi to create ArteC Ant Sta 24