Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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I pledge allegiance. . . Remember how in elementary school it was a privilege to be class leader in reciting the pledge. Then in junior high many kids never stood and one wondered why. Well, in high school, those days seemed obsolete, up until this school year that is. Every Monday morning we all stood with our hands over our hearts facing the flag. General opinion was that, lt's no big deal. But does that sound right? Or how about, Oh, I don't mind. The pledge was becoming extinct like the bald eagle. Or maybe we were just growing out of it. Whatever the reason for its being lost, it came back again and that's what counts. So even after high school when one might never say the pledge except at a football or baseball game, remember those early Monday mornings reciting the pledge and recollect what it represents - the glory ol our nation, the men lost in wars ot the past, and the honor and respect that belongs to the United States of America. G-if ads

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