James Madison High School - Log Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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THE F ORSHQEIT SAGA June, T971 Dear Graduates: We present to you with great pride the diploma you so richly deserve. It means a great deal in many ways, in opening doors for work, for study, for growth. It is truly an important achievement. In another sense, your diploma marks a step which is part of a broader area of progress. In your own lifetime, there have been developments in science that have helped save life and lengthen it. Shortly after you were born, science found an answer to the problem of polio: iust recently we have been reading of new developments in cancer research. There is hope that we shall have even more Such achievements for the good ot humanity. If only our human relations, both domestic and international, could keep up with scientific developments, we might be able to hope for an end to wars. Then would our world really be better. It is on you that we must depend for this better world. The training and educa- tion you have had at Madison is only the beginning of what you must continue to learn in order to make for yourself and for the rest of us a better life. It is not enough for you to become a skilled technician in your chosen field. If you are to make our earth a better home for us, you must apply your expertise to the prob- lems of overpopulation, pollution, war, and poverty. Only you can do this. These are problems that cannot be left for others. We have been happy with you at Madison. We hope you have enioyed your high school career. We wish you well in the future. Please accept my personal congratulations and my hopes for happiness and success. Sincerely, SAMUEL FORSHEIT Principal ADQNKDQNQQNGQJGKDQAWKDQAEDVOKDQJQQVWKDQJWQQJQXDVWKXNQVQKDVEDVED

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