West Night High School - Echo Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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UCDYXYAUDED A MIAGBNUFUCECERJU AMBIIUQUCIIAQ-ee America has proved her devotion to the ideal of freedom, not for herself alone, but also for the people of every land. She has proved that she can crush the enemies of liberty with an unselfish courage that asks no reward beyond the triumph of righteousness. Such a nation should not perish from the earth. Her destiny is, rather, to accept another great responsibili- ty, that of fitting herself into a world community of cooper- ating nations, and of furnishing to those world members an unprecedented example of the complete development of a land and its people. This development can succeed only when carried out on the basic principle that every individual in this nation shall be trained and encouraged to give full expression to his latent powers. Our natural resources are not only our forests, fields, streams, lakes, and oceans, nor the mines beneath the earth, nor the free air and sunshine above it. OUR NATURAL RESOUR- CES INCLUDE AN ALERT, ALIVE PEOPLE, POSSESSED OF A MIGHTY WILL TO PROGRESS AND ADVENTURE. EDUCATION IS THE KEY. FOR UNLESS WE CAN UPGRADE THE CAPACITY OF OUR PEOPLE, BOTH THE YOUTH AND THE ADULT OF TODAY, WE CAN- NOT HOPE TO SUCCEED AGAINST THE ODDS WE FACE TOMORROW.

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