Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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Fabian Bachrach PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY May 29, 1917—November 22, 1963

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THE JUST MAN SHALL BE IN EVERLASTING REMEMBRANCE Psalms 111:7 On November 7, 1960, Senator John Fitzgerald Kennedy of Massachusetts wound up his Presidential campaign at a huge rally in Boston Garden. Three years and seventeen days later his flag draped coffin was mounted in state in the Capitol in Washington while the nation mourned and the world looked on in sympathy. The late President Kennedy was a man of indom- itable courage and infinite compassion which enabled him to stare down tyranny and to welcome the warmth that runs from person to person meeting on the common ground of mutual admiration and affection. In his speech he was vigorous and bold, whether in private exchange or public utterance, and he was patient in a world situation that can hope for no quick release from fear and anguish. For the free world he offered the hope that we might learn to cross barriers, and for the besieged he offered the calm strength of the power that resides in confidence in the righteousness of the cause of liberty. The world understood him as well as his own nation. His legacy of patriotism will long inspire future generations, and its full worth can never be assessed. In a speech he planned to deliver in Dallas the day he died, he would have delivered a sentence that summed up his own position: ‘In a world of complex and continuing problems, in a world full of frustration and irritations, America’s leadership must be guided by the lights of learning and reason.’’ Boston Sunday Globe December 8, 1963 : ' 7 ie i