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; , y 1) 0 t — 9G i : MOKIA KENNETH AL0ER5ON BETfY HEWITT MARSELLE WITTE DAVID BROWN EDhA LEWIS RICHARD SANKEY ERWIN BIRD CLIFFORD SHRUn c f x n x ' - - - -.
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' ■mp FOREWQ By Roku Stjgaiiara ALL THROUGHf THE f AGES of American history a spi venture— Tof Safari, preiJails. The annals of our adventures are cele- l)ratedVj(rc lorful HCtiof Throughithe three hundred and nine years of our nationa]| is|gt , o )t history has been one big Safari. This spirit o¥ Safnri Inmight Ameri a ' s discoverer, Cokunbus, as it brought Puritans to Plyniolith Kbck. It y? Vlit ' spirit of Safari that was behind the ITAnierican RWilutionyThmlidventui-e M Revolutionary forefathers was a Safari into the rea{ij r of i.fTatl Vi-buildiug.AWi Afte first National Period, the Louisiana acquisitkion )nt ift vis aild ClarkyewDlonng the great West ; that brought new states into thffl tMioi-(Vand tWat made JPexas a part of the United States. Lincoln ad- venturedKm mis spirit when he d, A nation divided against itself cannot stand. The ' perjl d of ■ ecaf triWtion of the ( )ld South was a decided folk adventure. Coimtless caravaps ofilJcovHrAj wagons crossing the coun;ry to settle in the ' est gaViAAiiierkiL Vier i]f «st riTipintic Safari. Edison and Bell liegan their inventions ancWa iWuwJfe v jbJ»l dumng this adventurous jieriod. The Alaskan Gold Rush of J ' ,98 whi lvlr )3 cq untless yiousands of America ' s best youth to the North brought tortn oncter taia» ot narJFship and sacrifice from our Arctic Safari. In the Spanish- Amt| ica l war, jil-j )5|)ii;it of Safari continued in tropic jungle wars. Finally in big ycame iVAof.iJi ir J: ord, and Rockfeller, and in politics Roosevelt, Wilson, ler to replace explorers and adventurers, mean safari, however, is not over, it can never end — it is the United States. There is ever a dire need for leaders to guide the Safari eJlpWclit o W through years to come. To the youth of America the spirit of Safari is CaiitiN , challenging youth to pre])are for tomorrow in every field of life. Th n-aduates of the Safari class would hold fast to the Safari spirit now and forev- r. It is the spirit of adventure — of high ideals — of honesty — of under- standing — and of union. The s]iirit of youth must not die. The great American Safari must go on ! cP . e j . -. . J Z J 3 73 -)
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