Hammond Technical Vocational High School - Chart Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Together We Stand Ununited We Fall We the young people are out to ex- press ourselves ' through our style, ac- tions, and minds. We are just asking that you listen. We are going to show you that we don’t want to be fitted in the same mold with our parents and their parents. We have our own ideas, and we want to use them. We are just as concerned about our country as you are, but we’re going to go about things a little differently this time. We don’t want a lot of money or ma- terialistic things. These are not im- portant in our lives. We are more concerned about our fellow brother. We want everyone to come together and harmonize with one another. We want our children to live in a world where there is no hate. We want no wars. We want no needless deaths. We want to express ourselves through Love and Understanding. We are all different, and that was the way things were supposed to be. 4

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Chart 1972 Volume XLVIII Hammond Technical Vocational High School Hammond, Indiana 3

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K 1 f l|P« U But even though we are different, we can Unite through Love and Understanding. We have to tear down the walls that the past generations so quickly built. Built because they felt it was the best thing to do. But when we’re done building there will be no walls. We have to destroy the wall that di- vides the rich from the poor. Open the gates, and let all people live together. Let all countries look at one another and say, Let there be Peace. But most of all we have to lift the iron curtain that stands between Love and Hate. Let everyone taste the greatness of love. Then let each one decide which he would rather spread through out the land. Yes, we’re all different. But let us make a special effort to understand one another. Reach out to someone and find the world together.