William S Hart High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Newhall, CA)

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CONTENTS Board of Trustees Administration Football Organizations Freshmen Smoke Signal Service Groups Faculty

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What is there left? The phrase, What is there left? comes to me whenever there is a discussion of today's youth. Report- ing upon the state of our high school age youth, a recent article quoted this question by one high school age student as justifying the alleged wild conduct of some of his fellow students. The student explained that everything was now done that could be done and there was nothing left for which to strive. Let us examine this comment a moment. What has been done by the world of adults? We have fought several wars, built a number of swim- ming pools, and increased the national debt. The adult world is bequeathing to you, the youth, a world of fear, hate, and hunger. The legacy you receive is composed of a high degree of material- ism but a low degree of idealism. But it has done one thing of which it can be proud-it has given and is giving to its youth the greatest edu- cational opportunities the world has ever known. You will note the use of Opportunities because this the most it can give. The rest is up to you. You have available to you the means and opportunity to learn to go to the moon, discover new foods, formulate new systems of mathematics and de- vise new schools of philosophy. 'What is there left? That is up to you. Adrian Adams Pres ident, of Board