South High School - Warrior Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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43 '31-:ig 5 - a x 4 Us s s ' , 0 so 4 sk df? ' of Q' J e Americas .... A giganti a anse stre hing from the ow- ipped moun- tains of A ka own w the wind- e Horn . . . extending over the . - c n - of ArgeRina9. Sathe hot, moist jungles of Brazil . . .n e the towering Andes of Ecuador, Peru, and Chile . . . t ou h the dr v -. r ..:: K lle s of Mexico . . . across the sunny Q gf' t if rnia, the reat Plains of our own West, the rock-covere shores of Maine . . . thus we find the Americas-the land ' ere for three centuries people have come to find hap ' ess through religious and political freedom . . . and now ch only place on this war-torn earth where they still enjoy it . . . The Americas . . . twenty-one countri with a total population of over two hundred million people . . . now the home of the freedom-loving people of every race, olor, and creed in the world . . . the Americas where the appiness of this great people depends primarily on the f f endly cooperation at exists among them . . . where the c' izens of the gf- nited States of America pledge themselv to a great an noble task . . . that of preserving democracy r all man d . . . s Q 0 x 0-If-ml K. .0 two

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