Bolingbrook High School - Treasures Yearbook (Bolingbrook, IL)

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THEY MADE THEIR MARK Men and women who helped shape America's history THOMAS PAINE, a bankrupt Quaker corsetmaker. sorne- lrme teacher, preacher and grocer wrote the most brxl Iranl pamphlet ol the Arnerrcan Revolulron, Hrs words rn Common Sense rerrlecled lungrngs and asprratrons that have rerrrarned part ol Amerrcan culture to thus day. DANIEL WEBSTER chose law as a career and went on to becornewell-known rn the courts and rn polrtrcs He was lwrce Secretary ol State wllh an eye always to the Presl- dency whrch eluded hrm. , Q l X , Chrel lustrce IUHN MARSHALL establrshed fundamental prrnclples ol Arnerrcan constrtutrunal law. Hers noted lor hrs precedental declaratron ol a Congresslonal acl as unconstrtutronal He served through lrve adrnrnrstra- trons,lrorn18U1f1835 ABRAHAM LINCOLN eprlprnrzed lhe Arnerrcarl dream ol a humble young rnan ascendrng to the hrghest ollrce ol the land He was superbly skrlled at analyzrng complex rs sues and translatrng them rnto meanrnglul words lor lhe publrc He was devoted to the preservalron ol lhe Unron. Born a slave rn Maryland. FREDERICK DOUGLASS laughl nrmsell to read and wrrte secretly and.al 21. escaped to freedom He was an ardent abolrtlonrst campargnrng successlully lor Negro sullrage and crvrl rrghts HARRIET BEECHER STOWE wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin rn an ellort to make the whole natron realrze the rnhurnanr- ly ol slavery, Her book resulted rn one ol the rnost popu- lar and controversral plays on the Arrrerlcan stage The Crvrl War was krndled by thrs work I l DOROTHEA DIX worked her entrre adult lrle lor relorm ol the exrstrng penal and mental lnstrlulruns rn the mud' 1800's The lrrsl slate hosprtal rn the natron at Trenton, New lersey was a drrect result ol her ellorts The New Colossus. a sonnet composed by EMMA LAZ- ARUS rn 1883 rs rnscrrbed on a bronze tablet at the base of the Statue ol Lrberty She organrzed relrel lor Jews and helped tugrtrves lrorn the Czar's ghettos to estalxlrsh hornes rn Arnerrca. 1 l The creator ol the Cherokee alphabet, SEQUOVAH, was an artrst, wrrler and srlversmrth. He used a srmple 1821 English prrmer to compose the characters. The famous redwood trees ol the Pacrlrc coast hear hrs name. AMELIA IENKS BLOOMER, best known lor a mode ol dress she adopted durrng her campalgn lor equal rrghls lor women Though rrdrculed untrl she gave up lhe cos, lume, the term bloorner carne to symbolrze woman's brd lor rndrvrdual lreedom l HDRACE GREELEYS admonrtron to Go West young man was a rallyrng cry ol the proneers al Amerrca. He was lounder and edrtor ol the New York Trrbune He was best known lor has phrlosophy ol socral relorrn and hrs unsuccesslul brd lor the Presrdency rn 1872 IOSEPH FULITZER was the lust rournalrst to reach a tru- ly rrrassrve audrence Hrs New York World newspaper was the symbol ol yellow rournalrsmu wrth rls sensatronal- rsm armed at the common man