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525125 LC6ifl0lfL I'l'UHlOll1 C fl? 101' 4 QQ cb Cornerstone Ceremony Comes 0ff After Delay The cornerstone Ior Bruns- wu-ks half mtlhon dollar Jumor sensor hglh school was pxoperly placed accordmg to 'vlasomc ntual only a few mxnutes beshmd dUle aflter Judge Robert L Aronson Grand Master of the Gnand Lodge of 'thssoun was delayed by .2 dex-axled tram Sw- OckS HSI MUSl SIEP UF EDIIIIATIGNDRIVE SYMINGTUN SAYS By a Special Correspondent of the Post Dlspatch BRUNSWICK Mo Oct 4- Amerlcans can no longer attorc complacency m their approscl to the problem of educating youth Unlted States Senator Stuart Symmgton 4Deml Mia ourl said here today Speskmg on the flrst annl versary of the launchmg of thu Russian Sputnik at the dedlca tron of a new S500 000 junior senlor hugh school Symlngtox saxd the rmportance of sde quately traxned teachers am the need for students to dll deep into the reservoirs o knowledge are not being su! flclently honored ln the Unltec States today We must oecxde what w are wxlhng to do ln order t attain the knowledge necesur' for our continued progress ant survival as mankind rushes tor- word in this space age h sa d Polntmg up the challenge to Amerrca s freedoms the launch- ing of Sputnlk means that m 25 years by emphasizing edu cation an xlllterate semlbar baric people have achleved competence equal to our own and ln some instances superlor he sam It IS clear that we are now in s race for xntellectual su premacy he continued win we must place a renewed emphasis upon the importance of such basic American prln ciples as freedom education religious eonvlctlon and hard work These are the pillars on which our democracy rests When hlgh school students pass up courses in algebra and physics because they requlre too much study, our natlcn's greatest resurce--the brains of our youth-ls belng wasted' Monson ww brought to Bruns- w tk fl om Montgomery Crty by s fellow 'Vlason after the Judges 'tram was delayed by a delalled fxexght He arrxvcd about 20 mm utes late l A pan' of tle cuomony par Itlcxpated ln by local Masons was the placmg by Carl Holmes, wor hlpful master of the local lodge of da packet. of maltenals behmd the cornerstone to be scaled wxth ln thc buxldmg QA het of these matemals appears rlsewhere The Blunswlclrerl -kftcl the formal portlon of thc ceremony was completed the 'ldLLa0ll told of lu, delay rn :urn mg, and gave a xholi hlatory of cornerstones kftu the cenmony which wa hx d outdoor on the bull mg' outh ,xde the crowd assembler. m the audt ouum where the BHS B nd gave a la mmuu concert htfort Senator Symlngtons ad dmv, Afer hte senator spoke refreshments were served mn the lunclgroom by the PTA Before and after the f01Il'l8.l progrunm vlsxtors toured the new bulldxng gulded by teluherg and students. Senator Calls School ll Great Service Senator Stuart Symu1g'tor'l lb daedxoatory remarks last Saltulday alt the new R,-2 Dlstnct Jumor Sensor High School told rl crowd of some 300 persons that the con -nructlon of the new bullduxg' was a great servrce to the C0lYll'llUlllT.y state and nanon ln a non polltxcal speech whch companed Ruseuas progress rn educntlon w1t.h ours the senator spoke of educauon as a weapon and sald It xs clear dwg wp now ln a rare for Intellectual supremacy Rusua Seek. Lead Ruasla has followed an edUC6l710l l8l program de- szgned specxlxcallw tm overcome the Industrial and sclen trfsc lead P' the West Symlngl- Lon send The senator pomted out. some facts on educat1on ln Russia 'In P5 years tune by 8ITlPllBSllIlg eclucatxon an rlllterate 391111 bar bane people have adueved semen tlfxc competence equal to our ufwn an-d m some Instance pellor Other Facts lr Amemca 8000 students ln RUSIB sxx mllllon study Em! lush helsald, A Sovlet hxgh xhool graduate has had flve tunes more scxence that us requlred xn Amenca to enter the Massachusetts Instx use of Technology Symmgton saxd Student lg Prlvlledged In Russra the senator sald students and educatmn are held ln natxonal reverence and me C supefrlor student 15 a hxghly prlv Lledged pexsor Callmg for an xmproved edu catxonal program m the Umteud. States Sena or Symmgton saxd, We cannot afford any further complacency ln our approach to the problem of cducatmg our vouth Passport To Future One oct' the chxef reasons for the rapld development of our country was the ermplnaslg placed upon educatton by the foundmg fathers he sald Sfpeakmg od educsmon as the passport bo the futxre e fwnwbdf sand we are educatmg our chhdren rn dufvs Ill r-nofwded chusslwlls 'mth underpmd teacn- ers The nmponance of adequate ly traxned teachers and the need for better school and better pxud teachers, ls the challenve facmg us today he sald Students Need And Mxssouns Jumor senator wld of 'the work ln the last session of Congrem and the passage of the Natrona! Defense Education Act of 1958 pronndmg loans amd grants for studenls deanng to contzmue then' eduoatwn at the college level bull: he sand more flllailclhl asxstance was needed for promxslng students without adequate money to continue study The senator was tntroduced by Supt. 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