Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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THE. I I fs REFLECTOR 929 I X I For a cap and bells our live: we pay, Bubbles we buy with a whole souI's tasking. Like a child whose young mind craves first attention, and later, love, the nations of the world have demanded self glory and power, be- fore brotherhood. Lives have been spent for power, and souls, underfed from lack of truth, ave withered. In their undeveloped civiliza- tion, the Normans of early France, the Saxons of Germany, the Angles of Scandinavia fought ruthlessly and, attaining meagre and temporary satisfaction, forgot the peace, progress, and lives sacrificed to their wars.

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