Piedmont High School - Clan O Log Yearbook (Piedmont, CA)

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Invifed fo San Francisco Conference UNITED NATIONS Official Lisf of Nafions IV-E Day Projec+I Nafions represenfed by flags: lReading from Ieff fo righfl Yugoslavia, Panama, Cuba, Belgium, I-Ionduras, Luxembourg, Nicaragua, Nefh- erlands, Efhiopia, Czechoslovakia, New Zealand, Cosfa Rica, Mexico, Canada. France, Union of Sovief Sfafes, UNITED STATES, Greaf Brifain, China, Philippines, Brazil. Ausfralia, Guafemala, Iran, Poland. I-Iaifi, Union of Soufh Africa, Bolivia, Nor- way, Greece, EI Salvador, India, and Unifed Sfafes. Nafions nof represenfed by flags. Dominican Republic, Chile, Columbia Ecuador, Iraq, Liberia, Paraguay, Peru, Egypf, Uraguay,lfenezueIa, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon. Nofe: As of April 22, I945. Poland was nof included because of fhe London-Warsaw fangle. Nafions Invifed lafer: Argenfina. Ukraine, Whife Russia. YOU AT THIS MOMENT You af This momenf have The honor fo belong fo a gener- afion whose lips are Touched by fire.. . The human race now passes fhru one of ifs greaf crises. New ideas, new issues-a new call for men fo carry on fhe work of righfeousness, of charify, of courage, of pafience, and of Ioyalfy-all fhese fhings have come and are daily coming fo you. When you are old .. .however memory brings back fhis momenf fo your minds, lef if be able fo say fo you: Thaf was a greaf momenf. If was fhe beginning of a new era... This world in ifs crisis called for volunfeers, for men of faifh in life. of pafience in service. of charify, and of insighf. I responded fo fhe call however I could. I volunfeered fo give myself 'ro my masfer-The cause of humane and brave living. I sfudied, I loved, I labored, unsparingly and hopefully, fo be worfhy of my generafion. -Josiah Royce sz: 11? ar AS-ZS-f-jk -..c !

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. N.. mwwqgwnws wwmeg Ag , vwwg N air ik 'ik ik FOREWCRD JUST AS Tl-llS WORLD-CONFLICT has changed 'rhe lives and desfinies of every living person. so The lives of all Piedmonl' High School sludenfs, in common wiih Jrhose of all American Youfh, have been radically changed by a world a+ war. A rouiine compelled by wariime living has aliered our very manner of life. Of necessiiy. values which we had herelofore overlooked, or did noi undersland, have been broughf 'ro our aHen+ion. and our ideals have been changed lhereby. The many gold siars added lo our service 'Flag in ihe pasf year have broughl home 'ro us The iragic cos'r of ihis war, and our ailenlion has been diverfed for The presenl' from ordinary aciiv- ifies 'ro lhose pariially. if nor wholly, in accord wilh 'rhe war efforl. Necessary adiusfmenfs have had To be made. and we, as siudenis of America, have worked logelher +o achieve as normal a school life as possible, while conlribuling 'ro fhe goal of permanenf and universal peace. New acliviiies, in keeping wifh Jrhe war effort include among olhers, Milifary Training Classes, Red Cross Clubs, and 'rhe sale of Bonds and Siamps, and are pariicipaied in wholeheariedly by lhe enlire sludeni body. H' is ihe devour hope of 'rhe i945 Clan-O-Log Slaff and all leachers and sludenfs associaled wifh ils publicaiion, fhaf complefe vicfory may be ours when ihis, fhe iweniy-Third volume of our annual, reaches rhe hands of ifs readers.