Cranston High School - Cranstonian Yearbook (Cranston, RI)

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A -gli I E Detdliieatiion SNIE, the class of l933, in publishing this Cranstonian. wish t0 dedicate it to the cause of XVorld Peace through International Friendship of Youth. XYe believe this subject is appropriate because we see that this world is now made up not of independent nations. but of inter-dependent peoples. No one nation today is sufficient unto itselfg but its very existence is definitely dependent upon the condition of the other nations of the world. In order to make this intercourse with other nations as enduring as possible, we must achieve and perpetuate .International Peace. For it is upon the shoulders of the youth of today, the leaders of tomorrow, that this problem falls. Not through war and strife, but through peace and fraternity is this world to progress to the highest ideal of mankind, namely, Peace. This aim can be the most readily accomplished between the youth of America and that of the rest of the world by mutual understanding with resulting harmony between all races of the earth. After the XYorld XYar. President NVilson suggested the League of Nations as a means of peaceful arbitration of world difhculties. From that time up to our own, many peace and goodwill movements have been organized. livery one of them has emphasized the import- ance of bringing the young people of the world into closer harmony. And so we, the youth of Cranston High School, deem it appro- priate and suitable to submit the 1933 Cranstonian with Peace as its underlying theme, as a symbol of our hope for everlasting and insuperable XYorld Peace. RAW 'S TCOINM X -ff L' ., asf f Mu ff: - . CQ sf UA- - Q 9

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