Queen Anne High School - Grizzly Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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To ibe G7'cld'ucll6S.' This message is being written the week ofthe national tragedies in Czechoslovakia and Finland, that follow ll long familiar pattern in Eastern and Central Europe. lt is just three years ago today, March 12, 1945, that in our message to our 2400 men and women in the service we noted the news of the crossing of the historic Rhine not far from the point where Caesar's bridge in 54 B. C. bewildered the early Teutons, and we observed how often the tides of victory ebbed and flowed across the historic Rhine in the past 2000 years, and how aside from the human anguish and grief of these martial centuries, it would stagger the imagination to contemplate what these same martial energies directed in channels of peace could have done for the United States of Europe patterned after our own good land. Here a Rhode Islander does not live in dread of invasion by the Empire State of New York, and the absence of trade and travel barriers equalizes the resources of the whole Countrv. But the vision of a United States of Europe seems farther from realization now th an it did three years ago. 44 is 1n the present bewilderment of the world, youth would best keep strong and well, seek training for the most effective living in peace and still be alert ro his country's need. ln all his decisions he might well be guided by this thought-Does this make my country stronger or weaker? OTTO L. LUTHER. 12