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Democracy When we select those most favored by us, we turn again to our heritage. Our founders saw to it that each man had the privilege of a free vote. Those se- lected to represent us are chosen by the majority of the vote from the entire student body. Our ances- - . •- - , • • r , • ■ . ' s ■ Homecoming activities included the traditional bonfire, court-house pep-rally, and the presentation of the beautiful Homecoming Queen nominees and their escorts. Lynn Wells was selected as Queen, and LaTrelle Sprott was crowned football sweetheart. Band sweetheart, Sue Burton, was also presented.
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ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.’ JOHN F. KENNEDY May 22, 1917 - November 22, 1963 American Heritage Promotes Democracy The words of Lincoln, Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Franklin D. Roosevelt ring across our land and echo through the valleys. These leaders plus thousands of men in battle gave us our heritage to reflect on. Theirs was the drive of free men establishing liberty for mankind. The Liberty Bell shall forever herald the truth to the world--we are the land of the free. Such is our heritage--to live as free men in this great land of ours, free to follow the doc- trines of our hearts in upholding our constitution. The legacy of these men carried with it a vast responsibility. Based on our doctrine, based on the freedom and cherished liberty of'men, we the youth of Burnet High School accept the challenge of our forefathers and will forever endeavor to continually promote democracy. Ours shall be a constant quest for truth for as Henri Amiel stated, “Truth is the secret of eloquence and of virtue, the basis of moral authority; it is the highest summit of art and life.
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Is Illustrated in tors gave us the privilege of selecting whomever we wish for whatever office - be it Cheerleader, class favorite or Homecoming Queen. Through the Demo- cratic elective process, we are able to select those worthy of recognition. Representing the four BHS classes are these favorites, queens, and sweethearts. Shown are LaTrelle Sprott, Sue Burton, Sandy Galceran, Jo Ann McKenzie, Sharon Strahan, Kaye Lavender, Kakie Lucksinger, Sharon Goble, Judy Jones, and Joye Bibles. B.H.S. Highlights
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