Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

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LDITORIAL As we depart from school to face a world torn by hatreds, prejudices, and jealousies, the most import- ant question in our minds is how to assume our full responsibility along with thousands of other high school graduates in making and preserving a work- able peace—a sacred task and a prodigious obliga- tion. In order to prevent world catastrophe, it is extremely necessary that we execute this great assign- ment. We must base our relations with all peoples of the world on honest dealing, self-sacrifice, tolerance, and understanding. If we would have harmony in the world, we would make perpetual our symphony of peace. We, the youth of today, must accept the responsibility of our time. We can not fail those who gave their lives so that we might hear the melodies of peace again. Let us cast aside our songs of battle—let us muffle the drum of war—let us play and sing our symphony of peace- together.

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CONTENTS A few can touch the magic string And noisy Fame is proud to sing them; Alas for those who never sing. But die with all their music in them. -OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. 3