Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Ir 'in : Goldbcrs Aiminiuratirt Aitiilanl to the Principal (ok It Jit) Leo Pearl A fling AJminillratirt At-siitJHi to the Principal Of fife Staff Lila Gollin Evelyn TaKinkin Naomi Harish Mildred Franzblau Bert Weiss Florence Rostoff 8

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Ofltc of tkm Principal To The Class of June, 1965: Your class leaves Weequahic High School In the era of the question nark. How can we proviso for the need3 of the peoole bom at the time of our great population cxolosion? How do we eliminate poverty forever from American life? Can we keeo the world at oeace and eliminate the oossibility of humanity destroying itself in a nuclear war? What steos must we undertake to guarantee that the disgrace of racial inequality is wined out of our life forever? How do we meet the challenges of automation and the employment problems that come from it? How ranidly can we build the schools and colleges we need and staff then with capable teachers? What shall we do about the complex problems of transportation in our crowded communities? What will we find and how far will we go in outer space? How do we preserve our ever-shrinking natural resources? Can we produce a slumles3 community? Will we find the cures for cancer, heart disease, and many other human scourges? These auestlonsand many others need answers - they demand solutions. We hope tiiat at Weequahic you have learned to recognize the questions. We would like to believe that we have stimulated you to want to play a part in finding the answers. We are sure that we have tried to show you, that each individual has it within his ability to contribute in some degree to achieving their solutions. In the yearn to come, when you browse through this record of your class, you will see the f3ces of many who will distinguish themselves in the search for the answers.

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