Lake View High School - Red and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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May 26, 1932 To the Seniors: Graduation time is a time For Felicitations. lam glad to add my congratulations to those of all your friends. l congratulate you on the personal achievement represented by graduation. l congratulate you on the advantages that you have had that have made graduation possible. But most of all l congratulate you on the great challenge that the vvorld now holds out to you. It is great to be young in these times and face a world so teeming with possibilities and so full ol problems. You inherit a great nation committed to the ideals of democracy. But your nation is Floundering novv because she has not learned hovv to malce the principles of democracy function in all phases of human life. Every one accepts the ideals of democracy in government. You Face the great taslc of reorgan- izing educational, economic, and industrial atlairs so that they too aim at the democratic ideals. No greater challenge has ever come to any generation. We have the natural resources, the man povver, the machines, and the technical lcnovvledge necessary to produce enough to l4eep every citizen in plenty. Yet in the face of all that our whole social system stalls. We need only to learn how to direct these resources to the service of all manlcind in order to bring forth a liner condition of human living than the world has ever seen, a cultural democracy from which the misery of poverty is eliminated and in which all have equal opportunity to develop their powers to the fullest extent. Such an ideal state is within your grasp, class of 1932. It challenges the best in you. Will you accept the challenge? Sincerely yours, I O. Af! '

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CAMARADERI E r i4, Eg g? 2 19 Slotted turrets stretching heavenvvard whence are launched shafts of wisdom. The Lamp of Learning shines The F'-Wade forth on the darkness. that WGIQUS memories.

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