Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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sl! Nc We now mark the beglnnlng of our Thlrd Century as an Independent Natlon as well as the 200th Annlversary of the Amerlcan Revolutlon For two centurles our Natlon has grown, changed and flourlshed dlverse people, drawn from all corners of the earth have jolned together to fulflll the promlse of democracy Amerlca S Blcentennlal 15 rlch lH hlstory and ln the promlse and potentlal of the years that lle ahead It lS about the events of our past, our achlevements, our tradltlons, our dlverslty, our freedoms, our form of government and our contlnulng commltment to a better llfe for all Amerl cans The Blcentennlal offers each of us the opportunlty to jOlH wlth our fellow cltlzens 1D honorlng the past and preparlng for the future 1D communltles across the Natlon Thus, 1n jolnlng together as races, natlonalltles, and lHdlVldUalS, we also re ta1n and strengthen our tradltlons, back ground and personal freedom As we lay the cornerstone of Amer1ca's Thlrd Century, your very speclal part 1U thls great natlonal undertaklng lS most commendable 'l'lll' NX'lll'l'lf IIUPSI: XXXX I 'ION ' . A I . ' . .... .

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Beknerlcans L6ifh0f0b0fl0l0CllOD8ll8m noNorth South East West.Youareall dependentoneonanotherandshouldbeoneinumon lnoneword beanatron Be Americansandbetruetoyourselves George Washington A man who will not protectthis freedom does notdeserve to be free General Douglas MacArthur Truth is generally the best vindication against slander Abraham Lincoln The God who gave us life gave us liberty at the same time Thomas Jefferson Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country John F Kennedy All free governments are managed by the combined wisdom and folly of the people. James Garfield One man with courage makes a majority. Andrew Jackson Let us remember that revolutions do not always establish freedom. Millard Fillmore Without freedom of thought there can be no such thing as wisdom , and no such thing as public liberty without freedom of speech. Benjamin Franklin We have room in this country for but one flag, the stars and stripes...We have room for but one loyalty, loyalty to the United States...We have room for but one language, the English language. Theodore Roosevelt - . --, .., ,-e. -,L .-,. . ','- . 1 'VI .r - . M .L t , I I ' U I I l C I I I , I g o O I n ' I U I I n n 1 a . ' a 0 , - a CRUSON. 9090 15