Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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To right the unrightable Wrong, Many people hold special ideals for the future. Most of them would welcome a world of peace in which they could raise their families and enjoy the company of their friends. ' Some see the teaching profession as an impor- tant role for shaping the future generations into a peace-loving, and peace-keeping, society. These indi- viduals will have every opportunity to achieve suc- cess and fulfill their hopes for world peace. For peace-loving teachers with knowledge and under- standing of human relations can steer the lonely, unloved child in our society from a trail of self-de- struction to pa path of acceptance and hope. In the hands of these individuals will be catapulted the heirs to the future. They can teach their students love-or hate. They can nurture thoughtfulness of action-or thoughtlessness. They can sow seeds of tolerance-or prejudice. So many important ideals can be planted and nourished during the school years, the formative years. These ideals will save- not destroy-our society and the world. a Q i I 4-'I 4-'I Q , .-1 E E' 4-1 as M -cs C2 eu QI .2 Di E Q m ..-1 C C CD P+ G b-I O 4 CD 'G E P-s CD SD C5 CL 0 If QD cn H- CD H: P-s E SD H: SD ff Gayle DeYoung

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To reach the unreachable Star! The teacher is like the candle which lights oth- i i ers in consuming itself. Louise Fenton Giovanni Ruffini Casey Christensen