New Bedford High School - Crimson Log Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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DEDICATION This year, in accordance with the changing mode in high school classbooks throughout the country, we, the Class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook not to a person but to the ideals of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity as we know they have developed in our American Heritage. At this time it is fitting for us to reflect on the events of history and observe how the practical application of these four ideals has enabled our country to be strong and free in the past. In this modern world where startling discoveries are made daily and astonishing events are commonplace, where the launching of a moon is taken as a matter of course, and cures for fatal diseases are being found with each tick of the clock, we must not be caught in the sway of our magnificent accomplishments, but rather practice and hold firmly in mind the ideals which have made our endeavors possible. We must keep our deeds in the proper proportion and re- member that even the passing of time does not alter the basic ideals of a people. sia : Therefore we hope that as each member of our class emerges from the shelter of New Bedford High School to take his place in the world, he will reflect upon the deeds and ideals which have thus far sustained our country and will inspire it in the future: freedom, equal- ity, justice, and humanity.