LaSalle High School - Ongiara Yearbook (Nigara Falls, NY)

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I DEDICATION OUTH is vital, its adventurous spirit is ever striving to attain the highest peaks of achievement. In the future its dreams, ideals, and principles must influence and guide America and the people of the world toward a finer civilization. The Senior Class of 1940 of LaSalle High School dedicates this sixth edition of the Ongiara to Youth, in whose hands lies the destiny of our mighty republic. FOREWORD E who are graduating this year begin our part in the work of America. The preparation given us has been more complete than that of the youth of any other nation. The fruits of generations of labor have been ours in the life of freedom that we have enjoyed. The culture of the world has been at our commandg no barriers of creed, race, or politics have limited our opportunities. All these blessings America has oitered her children. Today America needs her youth. It is now that we must realize and demon- strate our gratitude for the abundance of good fortune that has been showered upon us. We do not go forth with the attitude that America owes us a livingg we are sincerely conscious of the fact that we owe our best service to America and that she is depending upon us to help her through today's shadows into the sunlight of tomorrow. We are glad to assume our duties in the task of creating a better, more glorious America. In this spirit we adopt Americanism as our theme. .si 4 Ik.,

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