James Harvey Bowen High School - Bowenite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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IX MR WILLIAM H COLLINS Asslstant Prunclpal A MID CENTURY CHALLENGE Today there seems to be a tendency of men to accept In thenr thmklng a great amount of maternallstlc reasoning or philosophy due to a post war period which has given us a great plenty of many needs as compared to the period after the last great war As our graduates leave us thus year we hope they will have receuved some character as well as educatnonal trannung that wull help them to cope wuth these new problems These young people should be ever vugllant and watchful of suggested trends Many are expernmental and deserve thoughtful conslderatnon Hugh moral standards seem to be on the question block and appear at tumes to be an nmpednment to success according to the many advancements of our modern day llvmg There are and always wall be Constants for the correct moral standard of Invnng nn their assoclatlon wlth lnfe s problems Our country whuch means the people In It as constantly bemg assalled from all angles by dlsorganuzmg and chaotuc Ideas We the people can form a cordon of Influential resistance agannst the forces seekmg to destroy human dugnuty and rlghts of free thnnkung whnch we con slder the right of the other fellow as well our own The challenge at the turn of thus msd century IS strong and vngorous It IS up to us t keep our wonderful natuon on a balanced keel Thus can be done If each of us thanks a luttle more about hls own actions and the results of those actlons on the thcnkmg of those about us . . - . . - . O 0 O' Q 5

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MR WILLIAM P HEARNE Pruncupal TO THE IANUARY AND IUNE l95O GRADUATES The present year wull termunate a half century lt us perhaps an opportune tume for all of us to pause un our dauly rush and to take stock of many thungs lt us a worthwhule task to make thus unventory What do we fund? We fund much ln partucular we vuew two world wars sad and traguc un theur consequences to the vuctors and to the vanquushed aluke Moreover we are experuencung throughout the world a new and novel type of war called for want of a better name a cold war un many fuelds but fauled to brung progress un the most umportant of all fuelds human relatuons Many felt that a workable peace would ensue from the last war We know now that thus was wushful thunkung What do we fund now? We fund a cold war of udeologues the two pruncu pal ones beung Democracy and Communusm lt behooves us then to study carefully the real dufference between the two to analyze thoroughly the basus of each to be able to defend un pruvate and un publuc the democratuc processes These reflectuons and practuces wull do much to make the second half of thus century as peaceful as the furst half was warluke Very Cordually Yours My VJ! Yes. we are in the middle of the twentieth century, These first fifty years brought progress