Denfield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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IQEWUIQD . . A small democracy within a large democratic nation could be a good definition for Denfeld l-ligh School and its community. To develop our capacity to the highest and to secure liberty and freedom are two points of the American Dream which have been acquired by pupils of this school for years. The students are given the opportunity to join organizations in which they are interested and are able to do well ln this way they can show their fellow students teachers and community what they are capable of doing and make a better name for themselves Safety in the classrooms halls and out of doors is stressed by clubs of the school lust as the various departments of the city and nation do their part in keeping the population of the country free from hazards and accidents. Stage skits, pertaining to courtesy, are presented to the student body at various times. This is just another means of improving the qualities of the pupils and making them better American citizens Being victorious in our struggle for indepen- dence has given us Americans this liberty and free dom which we are so grateful for and proud of When we pledge allegiance to our flag of red and white stripes and white stars on a blue blackground we can be filled with gratitude and ioy to be able to l e in this great and free country of ours America ,ff ff' , , - - iv ' ' . 0 .ii 'll 5 LF' ' .-f A ,i b g l 4-fl S

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e ffz ange avmefz Oh say can you see by the dawn s early lxght What so proudly we haxled at the twrlught s last gleamrng9 Whose broad strupes and brught stars thro the perulous fught O er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly strearnrng And the rockets red glare the bombs burstnng ln aur Cave proof thro the night that our flag was stall there Oh say does that star spangl d banner yet wave O er the land of the free and the home of the brave? On the shore dimly seen thro the masts of the deep Where the foe s haughty host rn dread sulence reposes What us that whnch the breeze o er the towernng steep As It frtfully blows half conceals, half duscIoses9 Now It catches the gleam of the mornxng s fnrst beam ln full glory reflected now shnnes on the stream Tus the star Spangled banner oh long may It wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave Ard where as th t band who so vauntlngly swore That the havoc of war and the battle s confusuon A home and a country should leave us no more? Theur blood has washed out theur four footsteps pollutuon No refuge could s ve the hlrellng and slave From the terror of flrght or the gloom of the grave And the star spangled banner In truumph doth wawc O er the land of the free and the home of the brave Oh thus be It ever when freemen shall stand Between theur loved homes and the war s desolation, Blest wrth vlct ry and peace, may the heav n rescued land Prause the power that hath made and preserved us a natnon' Then conquer we must when our cause It IS lust And thus be our motto 'ln Cod rs our trust' And the star spangled banner In trlumph shall wave O er the land of the free and the home of the brave Francrs Saou Key gf O 5 ' V 3 iii 5 -, f, , Q ld cz -gp l , . P , . . . Z

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