Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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tit To those of our fellow students who institutions of learning be preserved, Dear God, Throughout the ravaged, shrapnel-torn earth that we now live in, millions of men of different races, creeds, and religions, have pitted arms against one another in a ruthless carnage that is taking human life unsparingly, immunity granted to none. When the long night comes to a close, Dear God, and the warm sun, suppressed these many months by man's self-made cloud of fear, greed, and violence shines again, do not permit revenge to supplant these ideals which in the beginning we strove for, nor allow us to become intoxicated with our power. May this be a peace by which children of all nations may play together as they look to the sky with confidence, searching not in wide-eyed fear for bombers, but for the bluebird and the lark. May this be a peace that will restore the laughter to eyes tha: have been dimmed by tears, the song to the voice which sings no more, the pleasures of hearing to ears that have been dulled by crashing bombs. And may it be a peace that will send the fighter back to the plow, intent upon production, not destruction. And for those who had but sipped life's cup, only to be called away, to the darkness of night, we pray, Dear God, that they too, have found a peace all their own. -Louis Hall have left us to carry on the battle that our we dedicate this book. '