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a PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE With the War nearing success- ful conclusion in Europe and turn- ing definitely in our! favor in the Pacific, the United Nations are turn- ing their attention to the perfecting of an international organization that all peace-loving nations fervently hope will outlaw war for all time. The preliminary plans for this or- ganization were tentatively agreed upon in the Dumbarton Oaks Con- ference. The Conference of the Na- tions, to be held in San Francisco, should see these plans perfected and y submitted to the nations for final l approval. The ultimate success of an undertaking of this kind will, of course depend upon the willingness to cooperate, the intelligence, and the development of the ideals of world citizenship, among the citizens of all the nations partici- pating. No doubt our nation will do everything in its power to promote this noble purpose. However, we should be realistic enough to profit from past experiences. Never again should our nation entrust its liberty, freedom, and security to peace pacts or peace organizations alone. We must be prepared to meet with force the aggression of any future predatory nation. Military might depends as much on thetrained civilian as on the soldier. There is little doubt but that the training of the civilian to meet responsibilities in time of national' emergency will fall largely upon the public schools of the nation. ' Educational requirements may eventually be modified with this purpose in view. In addition to regular graduation requirements, high school boys and girls may have to qualify themselves in some field whereby they can .render national service when needed. Each high school boy or girl upon graduation should have developed some specific skills such as the ability to operate a lathe, to weld, to make and read blue prints, to operate a typewriter, to devel- op a sound knowledge in dietetics, home nursing, first aid, to mention a few. These objectives would not be in conflict with, but would rather supplement and strengthen the education of the individual. Many of you attending Sutter Creek High are already trained to render service in some of these fields, and it should be the aim of all our students to acquire such training before your high school days are completed. In this way, you can best do your part to insure that in future emergencies our nation will never again have too little, too late. - A L. O. GLANDON
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