North High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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2mm Each generation has had its builders. Gloncing through the pages of history we find recorded the names of countless men and women whose foresight, hard work and courage have benefited mankind, George Wash- ington is cm example of a great American builder who forged the strongest democracy in the world from a divided people, but even Washington did not build alone. Helping him were many whose names never appeared in history books, yet these little people played on important part in the build- ing of America. l l l The work of the world will never be finished. Those of us who graduate l from high school this year will have our own part to play in the drama of life. Whether our role is large or small, it is important to humanity; We do not work alone, for no man is on island. We are assisted, in part, by the people around us, our parents, our friends, our teachers, our religious and civic leaders. For the most part our assistance will come from God who has given us the opportunity to assist in building a better world. With His help we will succeed. Let us therefore through our yearbook dedicate ourselves to the tremendous task before us of building a better world to- gether.

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?meam'wl, . , Our yearbook represents our combined effort to tell the story of the de- velopment of the new North High School. As we have witnessed the growth of our new school building from on architect's blueprint to on actuality, we have been reminded, that we have been drawing the plans for our lives during the past twelve years. We have been given opportunities to grow intellectectuolly, physically, socially and culturally. We take pride in this accomplishment, too. Now as our new building nears completion and as we come to the conclu- sion of our studies at North High Schooi, we have Cl dual vision of a school which will continue to influence the growth and development of youth in our community and of ourselves as we go forth to do our part in building a better world. As we leave our alma mater it is our wish that our efforts be a worthy contribution to the plans of the 'I'Moster Architect.