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Zllnremnrh In the World of tomorrow it is certain that youth will occupy a much more important position than ever before-not only as the builders of peace but as the beneficiaries of its many advantages as Well. Aslthough we who now are leaving school and en- tering upon a new life may be considered the youth of the immediate future, still it is our responsibility to plan for the youth who are to come after us. Surely no one can question the fact that We, who are still young, know the needs of youth and con- sequently are as well qualified in our Way to help in the planning for a better World as are those older than we. We have therefore made Planning for American Youth the theme of the current issue of the GINKGO. Since We hope that there will be no need for too much seriousness in the future, we have kept our book from becoming profound by treating the theme in a lighter vein than the subject possibly warrants, yet it is our endeavor through the GINK- GO of 1945 to help lay the foundation of a better world for the youth of tomorrow. Page Nine-THE GINKGO
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LYNN R. GOUCHER EDITOR Page Eight-THE GINKGO
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ilu illirmnriam MR. DON I. HOTCHKISS Mr. Don I. Hotchkiss, a member of the Board of Education of the Crofton Pubolic Schools from 1927 to 1934, died on Au- gust l4, 1944. During his sixteen years as school director Mr. Hotchkiss served twice as president of the Board of Education, and for a number ol years as chairman of the Athletic and Physical Edu- cation Committee. Although he was interested particularly in intra-mural and interscholastic athletics, he spared neither time nor thought in meeting the educational and physical needs of the Cralton Public Schools. Tireless, painstaking, and conscientious in the discharge of his duties, he naturally accomplished much for the good of the local school system, and thereby earned the respect and grati- tude of everyone interested in the Welfare of public education in Cralton. Page Ten-THE GINKGO
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