North High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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three ozewozb After four long years of war, peace has again come to the world. To be sure, there is some fighting going on in various areas of the world, but it is comparatively minor. There are organiza- tions now planning a world order which will end all fighting-a peace which they hope will be an eternal one. The best known is the U.N.O. We will be the ones to help build this peace, to tinker with the machinery of the new world order. But let us remember that it is the spirit behind the machinery that makes it work. For such a peace we must lay aside hatred, pride, ra- cial prejudices, selfish ambitions and desire for revenge. Only thus can we build a firm foundation to prevent wars.

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