East Bridgewater High School - Torch Yearbook (East Bridgewater, MA)

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FQREWORD Today's youth: puzzled, questioning, con- cerned. Guided by emotions, we are sometimes impractical in our idealism. Never before has there been a generation so eager to improve, so willing to shed a sympathetic tear, so proud of our victories and unashamed of our defeats. Never before has there been a generation so concerned with human rights and the state of the world. Youth is built on inconsistencies. Highly opinionated one day, wavering on the next, and completely changed on the third, we cannot claim firmness as a youthful characteristic. We are constantly changing, seeing the world through eyes which everyday grow more ex- perienced and wiser. Our emotions serving as guides, it is impossible for us to look upon the world in a completely objective manner. We cry for the injustices which are so evident in mod- ern life, we struggle for ideals which seem un- important to our elders. Wfe, the Class of 1969, are representative of all youth, so hopeful, so idealistic, and yet so lost. Hoping to improve the world remarkably, we begin to realize that we may have to settle at times for slight, almost irnperceptible changes. However, we find that acceptance of what can't be changed is a part of maturity. Perhaps, with our emotional involvement and a better under- standing of people, we can do more than simply improve the world-we can insure that coming generations will care. 4 if 4' 5 v s fl: F .. . . ,, vi ,iii .- - -2' hr-' - ' I 5 -1 .. ,uf J. 2 Q. i132iff',m'2,i'+4 ,jf ff' ' ,A . ,mfgf ,. V. ...ya l' , 5 ' - - Z-f.'fp+faM2 1+ f , ,,,, ,.., , , , ,g4:,,,1.,,+. if 5. ,. - wg, - 9 -Fr, . MVS I..Vf2' I nl K 4 I. f v