DeWitt Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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THE G. O. PRESIDE T LM 'A' t W PEAKS Q pq, A sy Lunfjh, nfs' 1i.1yQ..J Q - . CEB. ca3K1,,rw.,b,, ,JF N, . 3 we r.,..,..r..f,.,, ,, .. B tl-5, YA ' 4 Q. 123:74 ' CO President Il ' O' 1 . ' li Leon Segal Egg, aah A lk, ,., oe, E K X' ki' m.J' l' fl 1 Mfr. 05,3 1 f r W X 'KJ Fellow Seniors: Every senior class seems to be the most important known to history, and, so far, our generation is no exception. Before us, the world scene is not too pleasant. Between the maze of wars, reconversion, and resuscitation, the civilized world has met a new evil menace which endeavors to enslave humanity and subdue the individual in his quest for self-expression. Whether it be at institutions of higher learning, at our chosen. vocations, or ultimately in the armed services to which the greater part of us are destined, it will be the obligated duty of this class to use the knowledge it possesses to defeat these insidious forces. Both the fundamental education of books and teachers as well as the practical knowledge of ahow to get alongi' with others in clubs, teams, and other extra-school activities which the General Organization en- compasses must be used by us to combat this foe. Only unity and coopera- tion can save the world from total destruction. We must do our part in pro- moting true peace if we wish to have happiness for ourselves, our families, and posterity. Best wishes for the brightest possible future. B Yours truly, LEON SEGAL Mr. A. F eibusch C.O. Adviser 1

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