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A line forms to visit the Stalin'Lcnin Mausoleum in Red Square. Senior officers D. Franz. A. Bu' chanan. P. Ross, and M. Hart chat about the Senior Final. Preparing the gym are M. Stic lin. C. Dickinson, and R. Schacht. TEENAGERS SHARE DEMOCRATICALLY How little we realize important values until we make comparisons! In our high school, typical of many American high schools, students are encour- aged to exercise leadership, initiative, independence, and democratic responsibilities. Through the exer' cise of these privileges, it is believed that young peo pie learn to mature and will eventually take their places in society as free'thinking adults. Activities of Student Council, publications, conv mittecs, and many other groups make it possible for us to become mature, responsible individuals. They make it possible for young people to learn how to lead as well as how to follow. On the other hand, the Russian dictatorship uses people for state purposes. They care little for free public opinion, for they carefully mold public opinion. They care even less for the rights of stU' dents to govern, to organize, and to carry on inde' pendent activities, for they are interested in adults who exercise strict obedience rather than those who question and exercise individual initiative. Russian youth organizations exist for the purpose of supplementing state agencies and are carefully supervised. In our school, student organizations are permitted vastly more freedom to engage in activb ties. It is this freedom which allows young people to organize, to join, to withdraw, to change, to protest, and produce the leaders of tomorrow, which is the basis of the free American. During one of the lunch periods B. Barctis tries to sell a L'A pup to P. Hart. B. McCrea. and T. Conrad. Eight
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N- Clarke aids D. Kennedy in checking out a book at the Iv brary desk■ Sophomore class leaders B. Con- quest. T. Welsh. B. Stott, and D. Kinnear. Business manager P. Randall shows J. Davis how the senior lay-out should loofe. IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 (I. to r.): M. Miglio, P. Winstead. C. Kwaitkowski. B. Artinian. R. Luisi, M. Pyle, C. Murch. J. Pepper. G. Starke. Row 2: C. Campbell. P. Edwards. F. Cunningham, P. Penrose. C. Manfredonia. B. Mclntire. S. Stins- man. M. Meade. J. Harper. C. Safford. Row 1: Mr. H. Freeman. D. Hill. M. Hart. D. Krcssley. B. Bessey, D. Snyder. J. Rankin. J. Williams. R. Chisena. J. Way, T. Welsh. A. Summy, D. Thomas, P. Hess. ?{ine
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