Laconia High School - Lakon Yearbook (Laconia, NH)

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A340 DEUICATIUN 'l'o the boys who went from school to war - to live who gave their lives: Gerard Pclchur, Rudolph B0llI'gZlllll'. Howard Hudson, Xvillizim l owler, lfdgar lloraiicy - to all the boys who served their country so that schools lilac' ours might continue to exist, so that wr' might hope for world unity and world peace - to those boys we dedi- Czltv, humbly and gratefully. this book. X 3 I 'r I Q O 4 1-I

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FUREWURD Unity is the topic with which nearly all current aflairs are concerned. Its meaning is looked for in every new project undertaken by 'any nation or nations of the world. It is through unity that the recent war was wong by that same means we hope to establish a lasting world peace. XVe of the younger generation, especially, are be- coming more aware of the fact that without first establish- ing world unity and mutual understanding, our future security may be impaired. Because it so often comes to our minds as we think of and plan for our future, we feel that world unity, one of our foremost hopes and aims. is the appropriate theme for this 1946 yearbook. SALLY PYNN 2

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CLASS PUEM 1946 H ER ITAG H Peace is Our heritage - Distant, yet wonderful, Intangible, a world-wide dream To be. XVL' stand At the doorway Of life and hope that we llay work to help the whole world's d renin Come true. 4 JOAN XVICEKS