Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Hard Work And ACt1V1t1eS WHEN MAN first unleashed the power of the atom, he started a revolution that has invaded almost every branch of science and technology. We are living in an age when man is increasing his power to change his environment and con- trol his future at on unprecedented rate. Indeed, we have become so accustomed to major tech- nological developments that today even the wildest fantasies of science-fiction writers seem to lie within the realm of the possibility. But we are faced with other possibilities of a more sobering nature. In the event of nuclear war, the human race and all other life on this earth could be destroyed. The future of man and society-to the extent of their very existence- rests with man himself. Thought, says Pascal, makes the greatness of man. This awarenesso-f himself and of the universe is no doubt what chiefly distinguishes man from all other forms of life. EMULATION IS that desire of man to excel in society through meeting the many new and challenging problems that face the world. Education through its nurturing methods pre- pares Garden Grove High School students to meet that never ending challenge.