Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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THIRTY WLTOQXES OF PEACE Yes. the war is over and we are at Peace. However. the slowly rising consciousness of the fact makes us realize that this is a Peace that must he kept through Common sense. vigilance. and sacrifice. lt is to the victories of Peace that we dedicate the limi Lfifrimrzcx May we always strive to respond to the challenge of Peace. remembering the theme of our annual- Peace hath her victories not less renowned than War. ln order to make this yearbook more than a memory lgiooli. the statt has endeavored to portray a complete record ol the years activities and to capture its spirit. Not only to the individual students will the annual he ot' lasting value but also to the community. Without the co-operation of our patents and patrons. the annual would not have accom- plished one ot' its purposes: To serve as a history for the community. Gur task. our duty, now is to study and understand the history, religion. economics. government. peoples and Cus- toms of the Qtlth century. After our preparatory period is over, we will then he ready to institute a unified Control in a democratic way and to achieve' it hy persuasion. A war has been waged and won-the waging of peace is the next great enterprise of civilization. Hay we be among the ones to liringdQaliout the realization ot' a Vic- torious Peace. Q i li'.H11rrIson