Seton Hall Preparatory High School - Tower Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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HALL the FREEDOMS ters were molded with the attributes of tolerance. justice. and equality: it was here that our thoughts were directed to the inalienable rights upon which our nation is founded. 0ur studies here ilnbued in us the knowledge that liberty and freedom are the greatest gifts which the Creator can endow upon a nation. Moreover. we were lnade to realize that this divine inlleritance must be zealously guarded lest the forces of tyranny efface it from the earth. In our own day we have witnessed the rise of evil des- pots seeking to enslave the world. And we have re- solved that our time too shall see their fall. ln addition. we have determined that now as we join the flower of our nation's youth in the raging con- flicts of ideals. those Four Freedoms which grace our land shall also be carried to the countries wherein the torch of liberty has been quenched. Seton llall has prepared us well for this noble task and in recognition of her efforts we have. throughout this book. emphasized the Four Free- doms-the suln and total of our individual liberties. Upon these pages we have depicted the Four Free- doms as sketched by Mr. Norman Rockwell. whose unique interpretations have eloquently expressed to the peoples of the earth the fundamental rights of all mankind.

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