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HARRY A. BURKE SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE High school students have experienced a global war, witnessed the beginnings of world-wide government, and lived through the definite end of one era and the beginning of another. The war effort has been marked by national unity, by a real fear of losing individual political freedom, and by the dramatic appeal of the stupendous events on the battlefields. War required physical courage, stamina, and the ability to endure the sacrifices of war-time living. Peace brings a different challenge and requires a different type of courage, one infinitely more difficult to face than the challenge of war. For the first time in history, man is conscious that he is entering a new age, that he is pioneering in new global forms of government, in new relationships among men, and with new and terrible energies with which to fight his future wars and to meet his economic needs. Man knows the implications of this new era before he enters it. Because of this foresight, the responsibilities of the future are primarily moral. They are a matter of individual and social character. The ability of society to meet the day by day issues must be developed by the constructive agencies of home, the church, and education. Moreover, the coming struggle will be undramatic and unglamorous. Exploitation and greed must be fought on every hand, minorities protected, intolerance resisted, and the freedom of the common'man maintained. To gain this victory man must rise to his greatest moral heights. To lose is to court human catastrophe. No generation of students on their graduation has faced such a challenge. HARRY A. BURKE Superintendent 3
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