Lock Haven High School - Gazette Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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K l 6 l l A f FOREWORD f i Speed-nothing is stressed so much, nothing matters so much today as speed. We work, eat, and even sleep in a hurry. Machinefs are geared high for swift production. The human race, as exemgf plified by the magnificent Olympic sprinter, Jesse Owens, has seep the turf pass under human foot faster than ever before. On wheels, Sir Malcolm Campbell has burned the sands of this old earth atb speed of something over three hundred miles per hour. An ItaliariL made sea-plane has hurtled through the air at a rate, which if mairfr tained in a straight line for one full hour, should have carried gt four hundred and forty miles from its starting point. Rush--Rush-if Rush! , But we must not forget in all our haste to pause for a while anti contemplate the past, the ostensible reason being not to plunge along headlong, but to pause and glance at what our forefathers hawfe accomplished and passed on to our modern age. , Beginning this year and continuing on through the next, a nation- wide celebration will mark the sesqui-centennial of the adoption df K' the constitution of the United States of America. , While worship of the past may make for stagnation, we havfe little to fear and much to gain in our present day onward rush from a solemn contemplation of the events surrounding the writing of la document that solemnly announces that: We the people of the United States in order to-secure tliie blessing of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain anid establish this constitution. , So with a backward glance, we rush along. THE ED1'roR. I i I