Passaic High School - Echo Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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Supefmlen e The brilliance of the diamond, to light the way to truth, the blood-red of the ruby to pulse with under- standing through the hearts of all peoples, the lustre of the pearl, to glow forever with faith in man and God-these would l give to this class of 1947. REBA E. EATON DERNJTH P.. CLARK xtlllfitlli-lf Schools A large percent of your predecessors of ' the past few years, graduates of high schools throughout the nation, have been actively engaged in a devastating world war against aggression and inhumanity. Their sacrificial efforts have contributed to providing the peoples of the world one more chance to organize for international cooperation and peace. This chance, which may be civiliza- tion's last, in light of the potentials of atomic energy, is an important part of our heritage. What will you and the rest of us make of this rich heritage-of our chance for peace and world cooperation? What will we do to use it intelligently, to add to and improve it, to preserve it for posterity? We are no longer children with little responsibility, we are now adults with grave responsibilities for our every per- sonal and corporate act. CLARK W. MCDERMITH REBA E. EATON 10 Vice-Principal