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Dedication Faculty Seniors Underolassmen Clubs Sports Features Chapter I The Right to Wbrship As we Choose Chapter II X The Right to Free Speech and a Fvee Press Chapter III The Right to Life,Liberty, Property and the Pursuit of Happiness Chapter IV Q The Right to Petition the Government for a Redress of Grievances Chapter V ' The Right to Assemble and Hold Meetings Chapter VI The Right to a Trial by Jury Chapter VII The Right of Habeas Corpus
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One hundred and fifty-three years ago the charter citizens of this nation left us a double heritage. One half' of that heritage was the Constitution of these United States preserving the inalienable rights of demo- oracy for which they had weathered the hardships of a new world and had fought the Revolutionary War. The other half of our heritage was the responsibility to safeguard those rights and to keep them alive. Today we are being called upon to fulfill that responsibility. Accepting the chal- school life the battle battle the flag that lenge, we, the Class of 1942, shall leave our to face the realities of a world at war under cry, We fight for freedom and victory . Our colors shall be the red, white, and blue of stands for Democracy and all the other-'things we believe worthwhile, We shall prove ourselves worthy of our heritag To keep our responsibility before us we have adopted the Bill of Rights for the theme of our annual. Seven of those inalienable rights for which we prefer to die rather than surrender are found on the seven chapter pages of this book, just beneath a sketch of that age-old symbol of free- dom - the Liberty Bell. The color scheme of red, white, and blue represents not only the Senior Class colors but also the colors of the Flag - We promise to Keep :lt flying 6: n 0
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