Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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9 E ...L Somerset Meugham once said nIf a nation values some- thing more than freedom it will lose its freedom: if 1t's comfort or money that it values most it will lose that too.' At Ontario High School you have had the opportunity of actually practicing democracy of which freedom is its greatest factor. You have found out that freedom can be abused' that freedom requires responsibility and that m people don't want responsibility: that freedom means respecting the right of others: that freedo work It is my sincere wish that in practicing democracy in your school life you will have learned that democracy needs youg your interest, your time, vou e pect and yolr will ingness to fight to preserve it end that XQE gggg democracy and freedom for your American right of the opportunity of molding your own future on the capabilities you possess 7qq. 7Q4.I1hL2,7rv I 4, I Jul I lx lily , M577 ,any QKA qdwjfgl m can be Q l f, 0 0 lost if we lose interest in it or let 'George' do all the J fig' u N 1 I 5 7. I 1 K ff I ' 1 M 'ffl f - , r r. c . ' - -X ff L X iff f' 1 May you believe as I do thst for you and me and our posterity it is the only WEY. God Bless You! 5