SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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l'RESlllEllT'S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES OF i950 You have the distinction of graduating into the second half of the twentieth century. Forty-nine other classes will follow you, but you are the first .... You spent your childhood in the great depression, and many of you were in high school through the years of the war, while many others of you were in the war itself. Let us hope that the second half of the century will be a better fifty years than the first half. Let us hope that what you can give to the second half of the century will contribute toward its being a better half. If the world is to become o better world, it will be only because you and millions like you make it so .... The changes in the world, which have come about in the years of your lifetime are great, but the changes that will be brought about during the rest of your lifetime will be far greater. To meet the problems accompanying these changes will call for the expenditure of every ounce of intelligence, and good will, and ability, and greatness which you possess. l know you will meet the challenge. llAlillEY M. RICE 9