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Seventy Six fie celeGration of the Girth of our Nation 3or two-hundred years our country has Seen the United States of America. Our ancestors had the foresight and wisdom to see that we had to he “united states”; that the only way a country will ever he sucessful is if if is united towards one cause, “ohe first cause, that we as a nation supported, was freedom from Brifians ’ rule, freedom has always, therfore, Geen extremely important to us as a people Jreedom today, we so preciously call individualism. 10 8icent»nniol
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Scott Olsen and Todd Thompson discuss Einsteins theory. Now what should wc call this? Mary Thomas eyes the camera. Working in the library is always fun. Julie Schlagcl and Kim Noah smile for the cameraman Scott Caswell studies for a report. Brulnctts entertain crowds at halftime. Our lives shall soon change like that ot the trees in the tan. We are but one single stalk in the world. Seniors 9
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Seventy-Six We are lucky to be living during the bicentennial celebration. It will someday be an important part of our history. I hope it helps more to unite our country. Lori Buklid 11 When I think about the bicentennial, I am reminded that our country had survived for 200 years. Sure, we’ve made many mistakes; but now at least we are mature enough to realize them. A lot of people are trying to make money off of our celebration, but I won’t buy junk - my celebration will be to contribute to the future of our nation. I am an American! A1 Galazen 10 As I see it, the 200th birthday of our country is exploited by businessmen. Commercialism takes over where the individual spirit of America is left off. The American is bombarded this ”76” by buttons, trinkets, gadgets, stickers, posters and postcards. More emphasis is put on buying these products than getting the 1976 spirit across. We should be thinking more of the point of this bicentennial than of the cheap commerical overtones that these businessmen create. Jeff Baker 12 Bicentennial 11
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