Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

Page 14 text:

'z ffetitaye

Page 13 text:

vw, , nl -iff ggi u-,' fr, arp!!! ,521 if 7 5952 L f-T71 .- ' it 4- Y' 11 1 L- .3 V p ina,-r1sLtv!lc1Ir1'f'1rimv1-u-v-1 -:Ti x QQV, Ijlhgili ll Liisiv' 1, All-Nr1...,i..'-a .!,3,1Lhgli - -Hifi-H' Within sight of the awe-inspiring Lincoln Memorial towers the dome of our national Capitol, significant of our willingness to cooperate shoulder to shoulder with our fellow- men in defending and preserving, regardless of the diliicul- ties we may incur along the way, the American Way of life that we prize so dearly. Through its corridors have passed our presidents and patriots, chosen by the nation to share the privilege of elective government. Its halls still resound 'an admonition that is just as true today as it was during the trying days at Lexington and Valley Forge, We must all hang together, or surely we will hang separately. I in be uv D 0 fs In gl ui O E 0 D In 5 O ul- O 'lu In U D. O 4- 5 4 E ,Q -B U s N ag 0 1. '13 9 if

Page 15 text:

,,., 1. N- ,, ' firing!! -':, w f r l all Q1 ,wif '. ' 2' . . x ,g. ma-' Yin-A: -I xvqfxx A if -use Avg Qs-35eTMr rife xg c t i i , l ' ,- - -11 .' - .- -f e.. t -, W. it With all the silent dignity of our Capitol, our Lady of Liberty still stands firm in an attitude of reverence and pride for the nation made free by the sweat and blood of its foundersg she still beckons the weary immigrant to a land of equality and opportunity. Carrying her unfaltering torch through the storm of War that seeks to snulf out its flame, she constantly waits to kindle anew the fires of freedom of other lands. There is no heart that does not leap up as we hear her cry to a War-rent World: Send these, the homeless, the tempest-tost, to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door. SS Succe cu Ill o E is D :- : O 2 P- -I- ID ID 0 U cu Z 4 S. Xa 's NG o o