South Shore High School - Tide Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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T V4 I A 1 X gf 'x 1 Yesterday it was Youth that poured out its life's blood for the ideal of American democracy. They made their sacrifice gladly so that those who came after them might breathe the air of freedom. And then Youth began, brick by brick, to build the foundations of an ideal government, a democracy that offered life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap- piness to its people. They built well, and all the world looked to the new democracy for hope and inspiration. ' Time passed, new generations were born, gen- erations that had always known liberty. Youth as pvell as Age forgot that the precious beacon of democracy will not continue to show its light to the world unless its fires are kept burning. Suddenly came the realization that a menacing cloud of dark- ness was spreading over the world. And so, Today once more, Youth is called upon to rekindle the fires of democracy. Youth cannot falter. He must grasp the torch and hold it high so that darkness will disappear in the light of truth and liberty. And Tomorrow Youth cannot forget that democ- racy must not only be won, it must be cherished by untiring search for truth, by a steadfast faith in God, and by the inspiration of belief in our fellow man. lllldlll gi YJ rl .N ' is pf 3 1 1. sim' rr Y iff , N 5 r O MA, 'WJ Cl X TM Wfakyveffrlk VK!!-JJ' ji g,,sf'N-'V 'R-li . 'f'f.lsf'..f !yl'lp-X 'IQ J-ff J wp? 33

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