Christopher Columbus High School - Anchor Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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.Wi wi lf' t'gfLiylt7J5fsi4iillifii DEDICATIO iffmf .MQ VVe dedicate this book to Me of the thousands of returning G.I.'s- returning to the world he helped to liberate. Four years ago Bill joined the ranks of our ever increasing armed forces. He's seen Tarawa, Saipan, North Africa, Italy, France, and Germany. He represents your brother, cousin, uncle, sweetheart. He is your own hero-maybe not the Congressional Medal Winner-but nevertheless your hero. He's fought for youg he's won for you. He's given you the peace. On what you do with that peace depends the future of your country. As a future citizen, it's up to you to win not only the Victory, but the so essential peace. We cannot look ahead to the next twenty years and see another war-an atomic war-a war of total destruction. We must preserve Bill's peace. We must protect it. And as we love him for the part he has played in guaranteeing our future, let's add to Welcome Home the sincerest expression of our thanks. Let us make sure he and millions like him remain with us in a .peaceful world. VI, . i 1.1 17j ' ,VL Yi.NL,t.i MA. IO aw 1 ' , f M1 X 1 X A ,fi ki ! X ,Vw 4 P N A i.. rl ish Q N s . .lg L' A 42, c V 4 55. A ...D ,-w rf . 5. y , A QE - V x fe . WS? ,Q AA '