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ALBERTO FISCHBEIN Buenos Aires, Argentina Richmond High School Argentina Ells High School JACQUES GUIQUES France De Anza’ High School Foreword The great problem of our time is how to achieve peace. All of us know, all over the world, that civilization is in danger of being blown to pieces by the unprecedented energies that man has unleashed but cannot control. The solution to the problem of how to achieve peace is very difficult to find. But one thing is certain, namely, that if the peoples of the world know each other and understood each other, the world’s powder keg would be in less danger of exploding. So it is with a growing and enthusiastic pur- pose that the Shield Staff has chosen to elabo- rate upon peace programs and better understand- ing through good relations. To carry out this theme, we have presented the nine AFS Exchange Students who are now attending the various high schools in the ACAL League, along with their na- tive lands, as living examples of forceful peace propaganda. We think that these exchange stu- dents are wonderfully eloquent, effective and practical instruments in creating understanding between nations. We have designed our division pages to rep- resent, by means of some particular historical or symbolic landmark, the native land of each of the Exchange Students. These pages are also dis- tinguished by each nation's national colors. With great pride in our division pages, we, the Shield Staff of 1962, submit our theme, STUDENTS EXTRAORDINARY AND ENVOYS PLENIPOTEN- TIARY, to you.
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