Blackford High School - Saga Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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INTRODUCTION Since the outset of civilization, man has lived in tear and awe ot that which he couldnt comprehend. Earthquakes were explained as the vented wrath at an angry god, tire to early man was a demon. Slowly, as understanding grew, doubt and apprehension were supplanted by assurance. Education is the means by which one gains assurance, for through education comes knowledge, and knowledge is understanding. The ancient Greeks realized the importance at a varied educa- tion. Plato, as paraphrased by Mortimer Adler, said on this subject: lt tollows that any society which abolishes the distinction ot social classes and which calls all men to freedom, should conceive education as essentially liberal and tor all men. lt should, turthermore, direct education, in all its parts and phases, to the end of each man's living well ... I' I f . ft A . , - ' , J ' 7 N A Q xg-1 Trl' fr L - H it It La or rr ' Ul . liiilx - cl x sf 5,4 X x,,XumX L K ,V x x ,J l ' , if Xt K -4 I 4 s 7 Q- wr 4 , - , as us, sr- i 2 -e-r t aw . li -p triVkfex . - ,M T 'T to fi 't'Qzfl-7-1-aiu ce-rc cleccx Tkkvwvc f- Sslflftf Lt llxglvj Q xlxxkurix NN 5: -J DVM , Cilx lf-4 - is-ifslx C13 l .- Ocuqa.,l?' QNX .BLQJWLQ Orkol Klilcuf GLX? v L mic, T - l i to -vwcuosajggul Cuvee? ,-Ywclq Ck - is U Q'-'SXJL , I ATHLETICS Since long betore the Panhellenic Games ot the 1 ancient Greeks, man has gained both ioy and satisfaction from physical exertion. ln todoy's modern mechanized world, the methods one has of expressing individuality are tew. Through sportsmmodern man can express his individual- l ity, Through athletics-man can tind competition, teamwork, and leadership. ' , all Ljrirt gil ml Cxvsuwl Gmc' QSM lx awk 4, I 0. 7 1, A ' f 'f,7' l, J kxmflxse 4 ufccc alt,-J' sLl'7M'L OW QL we . I ' i l ' 1 ' . l X T: K Cl! V R 4 i 1 I, J V gr: W' , f x .l ,Y Li 4 ,J i ' A V

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