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Page 33 text:
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Page 34 text:
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Presidentgs Message The flame of friendship and good will, kindled by the good and wise men of anti- quity, has endured through the ages in spite of the destructive efforts of the conquer- ing heroes of history to extinguish it. From time to time, this flame glowed warmly and was lovingly and zealously cherished by the true humanitarians, who as individuals and as members of various organizations have devoted their lives to keeping the fires of friendship alive on the altar of world peace. Today as we look about us and see the renewal of the economic rivalries, the resurging hatred and bitterness in the hearts of the people and covetous greed urged on by a false and exaggerated idea of national prestige and pride, we realize that the flame of good will and international friend'ship is burning low, indeed. We see that the necessity of dedicating ourselves whole-heartedly to this task is of transcendent impor- tance. The history of this peace ideal demonstrates clearly that those who have accom- plished results have done so because they have proceeded in an intelligent way. The peace movements of the past generally, however, have been matters of good wishes, oratory, and parades. The youth of today must prepare for this work as carefully and thoroughly as the scientist of today. To proceed intelligently, we must first gather the facts, a mutual knowledge and understanding of the history and present social, economic, and cultural conditions of our foreign friends and of our own neighboring nations. In addition, we must be willing to form our working plan through the knowledge we have gained, not to attempt to force impractical and fanatical theories unsupported by logic and intelligence, Wo1'ld friendship is not emotional expression. It asks from us a line perception of the rights of others, a sense of fair dealing, and a willingness to co-operate for the common good. 6 These three principles are definite requirements for the attainment of the peace ideal. They form a base on which to build a lasting project at Los Angeles High for it was with that thought that peace was adopted as one of three major objectives, this Se. mester. All branches of student administration of S'36, under the leadership of the exec- utive committee and Senior Boards, have consciously contributed to this idea by pledging themselves to the principles of justice and understanding in their contact with the Student Body. This continued effort on the part of student government, added to the inspirational editorials and' essays in this Semi-Annual, will firmly establish in the hearts of almost four thousand Romans, the glorious history of the peace ideal and the obligation that they, individually, must contribute to its realization. Sincerely, EDDIE RUBIN, Student Body president twenty-six
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