Warren High School - Warrenite Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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- - A, f - .- -e p an as T? 4 'M-.gn mf n,.J ,vs W, I Irene Angus Harold Chamberlain A.B. at Central A.B. at Michigan Michigan. State Normal College. B.S. at Mount Shop and Mechanical Pleasant. Drawing. Physics, Biology, and Chemistry. Earle Auten Ray Dion A B at Michigan A B at Northern State State Teachers M M at University College of Michigan History and Physical Chorus and Band Education Bonita Elliott Marvin Hall B S at Central A B at Ypsilanti Michigan College M A at Columbia General Science University Mildred Etherton A B at Michigan State English II- Geometry, Algebra, and Trigenometry Alice Luniewski A B at Michigan State College Speech Debate, and L1 erature Robert James B S at Butler University Economics Gov't and Physical Ed Q 0 G ' . ' Q . 9 ff, ' i544 'Q' V x,, ',r', 'f x. it , 'A -A

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THB IE! LOOK Everything see s to have taken on the New Look women's clothes Cexcept probably hats which never took on the characteristics of any lookl, cars, u niture even the brown stone store fronts on Fifth Avenue and Forty-Second Street ecently lax Factor decided that presidential candidates will have to have the new televised look if they hope for election And Mother lature gave llchigan and most of the nation a new long look of old man winter The Post-lar world is trying to change its physiognomy in order to hide some of the deep seated scars of reality A close look at the Kev Look reveals that all is not well, that this change is merely superficial and has not really touched the hearts and minds of men To large sections of the world, and even these United States, social justice is merely a mirage civil rights Freedom of speech, press, religion is a mockery' and honor an integrity have fallen before pressu e and s ecial privilege Folitical smoke screens becloud the real issues, the Klan tgreatens bloodshed if racial equality is attempted, a new Long takes over in Louisiana and a small group of wilful minded men try to undermine and destroy the good involved in the United Nations, the Marshal Plan, and other peace ventures While wo are shadow boxing, Czecho-Slovakia falls to Communism, Finland is threatened China is debauched, thousands of people in Europe, Asia and the rar East ala for want or food, two to four minion children in the unused states receive no education equality of educational opportunit is denied to man millions more and t e Nation's greatest resource fits c ildrenl is denied its birthright ieanwhile the Nation land the world! go merrily on, spending But what has happened to the New Look? Is it really a New Look or merely the dark curtain of ignorance and public indifference? Are wo as a people chasing imaginary happiness? Haven't we yet learned that happiness seeks those who live noble, worthwhile lives? Since the dawn of history man has waged a relentless war against the forces of evil and destruction lbdern Science and Technology have pushed back the unknown and brought material greatness to the universe As a result the world is materialistically one But what of the human factor' When will all mankind become one in its fundamental urge to help its fellowmen' If we fail to solve this problem of what man is going to do with man, posterity will characterize us as 'mechanical giants but social pigmies ' 'Freedom is an indivisible word If we want to enjoy it, and fight for it, we must be prepared to extend it to everyone, whether they are rich or poor whether they agree with us or not, no matter what their race or the color o their skin ' Wendell L Willkie, Qgg 19113 To the aduating class of 1948 You have a supreme challenge a privilege and a duty hat few generations have ever enjoyed before the honor of redefin ing and reedifying the goals and objectives upon which freedom, honor, and jus tice for all may be founded I hope Cand am confidentl that your generation will succeed in this task of discovering new human values values that will cement and unify all mankind Yours will not be the task of founding new nations, but rather the task of teachi nations to live side by side in peace and harmony, yours will not be the job of glazing new industrial and economic frontiers, but rather it will be the supreme task of devising a new social philosophy by which man lay enjoy the blessings of his material wealth yaafdfff ,i 3 er an . 9 A i Y billions for war, liquor, drugs, cosmetics, and cigarettes. I

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' M1:f -eff N' J 'Q 'Sa 5.1 Cele Miller Claudia Siple B S. at University B S at Western of Michigan Michigan College Shorthand, Typing, M S at University and Bookkeeping of Michigan Office Girls Marion Bussa Dorothy Momrow Rosalie Moles B S at Michigan State Mormal College Home Economics History and Math Carol Taylor A B at Univer sity of Michigan Journalism Literature and Latin Janitors Milton Barr B111 Pennoe 0 . Q Q I . 0 ' ' o 0 0 ' I . ' 7 ' 9 o n 'a .