Long Branch High School - Green Wave Yearbook (Long Branch, NJ)

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orewozr ' The frantic fifties' was a period of tremendous progress for man. Atomic energy was harnessed and put to practical useg the Salk vaccine was' discovered and the Russians hit the moon. . W A Yet what was really achieved? Amid all the scientihc and technological ad4 vances, the cold war rages more bitterly than ever. In this world of Sputniks and summit conferences, of hydrogen bomb testings and Latin American revolts, man has failed to achieve that most important of -things-understanding among peoples. t Man has not yet come to consider the different desires, emotions, and ambi- tions by which his fellowhuman beings are motivatedg he has not yet learned ,to look beyond a different skin color and a strange culture to a people with' the same hopes and fears-the same goals and desires. i y Man has not yet come to the realization that no amount of technological and scientific advances can ease world tensions. Man has not yet recogniled the fact that as long as this basic between peoples is lacking dictators will continue to you, 'and summit to enter with help the emerge the come to w