Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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rs Dorothea riycoll To ilu' Meri: 1112115 of the Class of janfuary 1047: Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that the defenses of peace must be constructed. Through a mass attack on ignorance, through constant vigilance, it may be possible to create a new, more wholesome attitude on the part of man for his fellow- n1an : so reads the preamble to UNliSCO's charter. Six hundred of you, having received your secondary school train- ing at Walton, are about to take your place in a -world struggling to make a lasting peace. l hope that through your class room contacts with girls ol' other nationalities, other races, and other creeds, you have learned to respect the rights of all other peoples and to live in harmony with them. It is my sincere wish that in your years at lValton you have been educated not only in matters of the mind, but in those of the heart and that your heart as well as your mind will help to build a better world. Sincerely roms, fi. Mag Acting Principal