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II was their rock-bonnd . . t cuuragc complemented by a sincere belief in God whizh carried them on t h r 0 u g h what seamed infinite areas of barren alkali land. The perseverance of thc '49ets of a century ago ultimawly was to give birth m the greatest nation established on thi: planett And it is we of 1949 who are the proud inheriA tors. In 1849 men wart- work- ing for a free country and the rights of the individual in that country. That. that life has irrevocably altered h during this last century is W an established fact. Nu long- x at need we me tht- Physical dangers extant in 1849. Our greatest task i: to ptzserve x the inherited freedom that we may enjoy it and. better, that each of us may partake ,t , of the rinciples which they estab ished. Let it ever be our responsibility and Godh given task to preserve these inesn'mablc tontributions of our forefathers, Let us can- t ,A. X, h; t hx tinue to materialize ' Ihe v 77 h h t t Spirit of 49. Given this :h spirit which is Our common h 'x inheritance a n d strength- cned with our years of demo- cratic education we need not fear alien ideologies whe- ther political, economic or social. Then- will be many hard battles to Eght and barriers . to cross, but we, the seniors '5'? of 1949. will cross them, for ' we shall climb though the rocks bt- rugged.
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When the seniors leave Humboldt County High SchooL lhcy will ha hree quantixic: which wm lead them today h happy met Thcac qualities are me inher- ircd birthright from their furebearcrs of 19. First. they possessed a spirit which led them Inward undeveloped from Iicts, tu 5nd new landh to encounter new dangm. Those purple who came west in '49 didn't come because they were forced. They moved because they possessbd an unqucnrhable thirst for advantureia thirst not saKiated until all available Hails had been investigated and rhanered. werc shrewd. inlelligenl E and had thoroughly proven ' X7 M, then tighl m ade'nL'urc. They were hardy descend- am: of New England whal- ing families: mhcrs had but twcmly migrated to this pulsating land which was to be their marerializaliun of the land flowing with milk and honcv. This com- bination of vibrating energy and prawn expcricnce made for a rugged and proud people. Their hem. age was compatible with the new dangers and the required initiative. 11ml, and,most impun- ant, them was Courage. Cuutage was rm indispen- siblc mm wh' h gave 0U! early Ame cans their power m fa'ce dangers. Second. mm people x-sz,x vthJ
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