Mar Ken High School - Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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AN AMERICAN PATTLHL A nat1on forgets Our D8t1OH 1 no PXCSPIIOD, Our country wa not born v1th the on er lt affords us YOGHY It lld not m8tGT18l1Z6 9UGu9DlY, peopled by men anc woien Irom every country, mall or larbe, but va bulldt slowly, carefully, and surely by a handful of men vho souoht the true expres 1on f freedom Into the bu1ld1ng of our H8t1OH went the dreams of the common man, 1f he 13 common who dreams of equality, of sinpl1c1ty, and of ecur1ty It was a change he wanted, a uange that he and h1s were to dle for and ecure Ie call h1m a PHtT1Ot, That IS no compllment A compl1ment to h1m would be t remember h1s reasons for dy1ng. His reasons 1n h1s day, are parallel to our reasons today, the dlfference lying only ln the fact that he gave his life for SOmGthlDQ he had never had, and we, for the pre ervat1on of that wh1ch we have alwavs had, and cannot comprehend lo ing Today, however, Patr1ot1sn 1 prevalent only at a t1me of var when peace 1S ours it is bur1ed be neath the elf1shme s, the complacency, and th thank les ness of the 1Hd1V1dU8l when the thought of con lt a a warn1ng to the belllgerents And when our cau e 1 hidlen, our nen ey1ng, our comforts P6C9GlHL we grasp and cllnb to P8tTlOt1Sm It then we feel 1ts protect1ve trength It becomes the World's most pow rful weapon ln our hands, serv1ng as a ba lb for all that 1S freedom and courage 1th 1t, we f1ght the fl8TC9 t of battles, defeat the flercest of foes, and for a time, real1ze our greatest hopes lhe peace 18 made Thank are glven Now the thanks are over A life similar to that l1ved by before the confl1ct begins The ead ar burled The faces and memories are soon forgotten, The confllct 1S re enacted in the history book, the facts, de tailed descr1pt1ons of the cause, battle, and Victory the buried dead forgotten Forgotten al o 1S the reason V1ctory was pro- claimed ours The wordlcss, weaponless pover vh1ch establ1 hed and protected pur country TOt11GS, and is ignored, untll lt lS needed again But when needed, P8tP1Ot1Sm w1ll serve us, our chlldren, and our ch1ldren's children We and they must have learned from the past and present 1n order to control properly the future P8tT1Ot1Sm will, in the beg1nn1ng, defend and protect It's f1P6 w1ll need no re k1Ddl1Hg The falntest breath of necessity Wlll reveal to the aggressor the power of rieht It N111 be needed to rebuild and protect a world of ad vancement, of peace ox under tending. In the future, PQtP1Ot1qm w1ll be called upon to GO these thlngs It w1ll do them, It MUST 1 1 g 'I . TTY' T -- 1 -M , , Y . .S . a - ' - . f' ' ,, , . .' S Y -'J u . 3 , . . . X 1, I , . ' 'D 1 . 1 x - , s.- ' 2 S ' - ' - 1, S S' O , . . I . n - . . X . . . . I 1 ' S O ' eif , 1 . . , .. .. .. f 5 1, J' . . . E A O . A , . S ' ' ' . , , , ' , . ,, a . m S I - ' ', l , s A. - 1 s f, a ' .l 'I ' S K 4 ' - v ' I - . . . , , s ' s - G - ,U -N . . . a, . 1, - . L: Q - 5 fllct IS predom1nant, we flaunt Patrlotism, 1SSulDg S . . . . S, 'S F 1 , ' I . e ,' Q 5 T -- . 15 , S ' . . ve y f f T ' 5 s . . - I ,, . J , n ', ' . 53 M . n ' p . - I m . . 0 S 0 X . LIS . . . O Q e I , . ' 1 . ll . . . QI 1 1 an 7 ' . S . 3 . Q . 1 A 1, X ' ' S 1 ' ' 1 1 un un as I . . Y . . . X. , d , A , . . . . . as 4 7 1 ' ' . . . -A . . F . D X3 ' Y ' 1 I Q ' 1 - - - 7 , s . . , Q . L , u . ' 1- .- .. .. .-

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