Columbia Basin College - Neconia Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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Q' OM KQALLAAV A.S.B. President Sully Bayliss psalm 'll wi as s A philosopher of man ears past said, What you have in- herited from your fathers, earn over for yourselves or it Will not be yours. From the cradle to the deathbed we are told that our inheritance is freedom and yet if ever something has to be 2 earned and re-earned from gen- eration to generation it is free- dom. Freedom is the product of creative thinking and hard work and it will not tolerate indifference, complacency and languor. Our educational system in America of which the faculty and students at CBC are but a minute part has recently come under vilification for fostering the very things odious to freedom. It has been said the life adjustment and bachelor cooking courses prevail in our curricula, pure intellectual achievement is shirked and that only athletic prowess is not held in contempt by Joe Student of America. I for one believe that adjustment, conformity, the easy Way out and the least common denom- inater has seen its day in this country and its day is down the drain. It is up to each of us to sustain the posture of freedom to pass the inheritance of our fathers on as an inheritance to our children. The inheritance of freedom. 9

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Ray Reynard Vice President Dave Ever itt To ny Burke Judy Hett Secretary Mr. Jim Devine Advisor Student Council Frank Keys I O Nancy Provins