Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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CP The Boulder 1949 cS v -v v nY kv y 4 kv t, ' f fe, , ' rk , TV , r fe rir f INI!) - FITCH! HIGH SCHOOL - 1949 373.1 + 4 The One Hundredth Anniversary of a Free Public High School in Fitchburg, Massachusetts The free public school is America's greatest gift to humanity. It belongs to the heritage of intelligent and responsible citi2enship established by our pioneering fore- fathers. It is necessary to the success of our Republic. The school is the surest guarantee of our personal rights. It is the safeguard of our political liberties. It is the bulwark of our representative institutions. The school seeks to enrich and ennoble home life. It develops the skills needed in agriculture and industry. It helps to awaken ambition and to establish character. It emphasizes responsibility to the common good and the general welfare. The free public school is the expression of a mighty faith. Because we believe in ourselves, in democracy, and in the future, we seek through the schools to improve the quality of our lives.

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CP 2 The Boulder ]949 To JOHN LEONARD KENNEY For his untiring efforts and helpful guidance as our class adviser, we, the Class of 1949, dedicate this book. 3