Jamestown High School - Red and Green Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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EDITORIAL UR School has many things in common with the essential defense plant of today. Of these likenesses probably the greatest is the part that each is playing in this national emergency. We, the skilled workers of the IA-HI Company, prepare now to check out for the last time and leave our fellow workers and foremen who have so diligently taught and guided us in preparing for future experiences. We, the graduates, will probably have little trouble in placing ourselves immediately upon graduation. Many will merely be trans- ferred from our defense plant of training to the defense plants of pro- duction, others will serve in the institutions of higher learning, still others will serve in the armed forces. We must, however, look beyond our immediate future. We are stimulated by the world of tomorrow. The tremendous problem of winning the peace following the war confronts the world today, and even if the blueprints for the solution to this problem are drawn up, it will be left to future citizens to make these blueprints practical. We will be the citizens of the world of the future. Consequently, it will be our duty to make the plans workable. Challenged by this situation and inspired by our training at the IA-HI Company, we will step into the world with a determination that will bring a lasting peace to ourselves and to our posterity.