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

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CDUJUD Goof: Today the thought uppermost in the minds of all Americans is Victory. After Victory we think of Peace and the Magnificent America we can have if we will. In years past other nations have experienced Victory and have memorialized it in various ways. We have in our lower hall here at West Night a copy of such a memorial and it is around this we have built the theme of this year's Echo. First let us look into the story of the original Winged Vic- tory of Samothrace. In the year 506 B.C. the Greeks won a naval victory. Those Greeks living on a little island in the Aegean Sea decided to memorialize the victory. They had a statue erected of the goddess of Victory on their little island of Samothrace. They must have enjoyed the beautiful statue as much as we enjoy what is left of it, because they had it copied on the coins they used.