Newark Valley Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Newark Valley, NY)

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UML HUNU Florence Harvey Paul Herbert Andersen, Andersen, Andersen, Alexander Ardell Maurice Arnold, James Avery, Robert Ayers, Melv1n Bachmursk1, Stanley Balley, Harold Baldwln, Fred Bartlett, James Bartlett, Rlchard Bell Charles Braco, Emllo Braco, Joe Cook, StewartldeceasedJHubhs W1ll1am Cortrlght, LaVere D8V1d Danlels, Fred Davls, Dodson, Dunham, Durfee, Durfee, Echorst Estep, Fox, W1ll1am Galge Galpln, Goodell, Dalton, Clyde Roland LaVere Lester BJ' George wllllbl Bernard Charles Howard Rlchard Goodr1ch, Frank Hyde, Ernest Francis George Melv1n John Anthony Andrew Jayne, Jewett JOSl1H, Kasper, Katchuk Katchuk, Anthony Katchuk Kenyon, Kenyon, Keyes, Keyes, Knapp, Kobylarz, Kobylarz, George Lloyd Lowell Charles Morley H1ram L George Leo Merr1ll Earsley Monroe, Horace FFBHCIS Walter Alton Munch, Hyatt, Nlxon, N1ZBl0WSk1 Edward Noble, Roland 0krepk1e, George Paczosa, Stanley Patterson, Paul Post, Harold Prlce, Cecll Rawley, Roger Recordon, Alols Herman Stanley Regmer, ReJmer, Robert Norman Phlllp W1ll1am Charles Robert Robert Slate, Sm1th, Smlth Smlth Smullen Spencer SLIMMIUQ, Tarbox, Duane Tarbox, Seth Thompson, Tompklns, Ulr1ck, Cllfford VanScoy, VanVorce, Waslyn Hlke Waslyn, Nlck Boyd Rlchard Harold Robert Gould Gurdon Gregrow, Gray, Frederlck Grummons, Lester Gerald Harley John Cllfford Kenneth Warren Braco, Nlcholas Brldges, wllllam Harold lm1SS1Hg at seal James Murray Adam Alfred Paul BF1ggS, Ha1nes, Hammond, Hammond, Hammond, Hardlng, Hollenbeck, Earl Hollenbeck Harold Hover AUSLIH Hover Gerald Howard, Floyd Brlggs, Brown, Budney, Budney, Bushnell Edwln Gerald Bushnell Leland Robert Carg1ll Frank Cha pney, Gordon Chapman, R1ChBrd Chauncey, James F19- 4 :Gg i 4 I, 5... were -22.1,-,,f Kobylarz, Kobylarz, Lacey Wllbur Lawrence, Lawrence, Legge, Robert Llddlngton, Frank Mahar, Gerald Maltby Elwyn Douglas Marean, Roland Mathewson, Edward Meddaugh, Leonard Merlthew, Norman Arthur Raymond LEWIS Robert Lou1s Walter Rhodes, Rlnker, Roberts ROS1DSk1 Leo Russell Mart1n RULOWSkl Teddy Sandwlck Jack Waterman, Welch Robert Harold Hubert Edward Chester Carl George R1chard Westfall Westfall Whlpple, WIWIQHC, Woodard, Woodard, Woodard, Woughter, Gerald Wurtenburg, Robert Zlmmer, Floyd Z1mmer, Gerald Z1mmer, VICLOP Norman Robert D1no Charles Erw1n Lyle Donald Scalla, Sears, Settle Settle Shaver, Shr1gley, Gordon S1nsk1, lm1SS1Dgl Danlel h'Mf4fow tg dM3Y,3 8 F .elfffl 2 , -2-1 if ,ae THE IMPORTANCE OF AMERICAN HISTORY IN OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM In a recent sssue of Collser s hagasxne I found the followsng A recent survey made among almost seven hundred Anserxcan colleges and unsversstses havsng approas mately 600 000 undergraduates revealed esghty too per cent of these xnststutsons dsd not requsre a study of American hsstory that seventy two per cent dld not even lsst st as a prerequxsstefor entrance and that nsnety one per cent of the students were not taking courses an thas uaportant subject Thxs represents to me a deplorable lack of foressght on the part of the natson s educators Anerscan youth must possess s clear under standsng of our country s orsgsn struggle to exsst and progress through the years Otherwsse hsstory s most remarkable exawle of democracy sn actson wsll be jeopardxsed No other democrats: state has survsved so long Today Arursca ss the Arsenal of Democracy for the Unsted Natsanl Small the last stronghold of democracy be sacrsfsced because of sgnorance and neglects New York State has new Socral Stnaises courses introduced snto sts hsgh school currscuhns These courses purpose gsvsng every boy and gsrl an apprecsatxon of Anersca sts problems and from whence cane then rsch heratage 28 Ssnce Freedom and Democracy go hand sn hand the hsstory of the Unxted States sn contrast wnth that of other countries ss asngular sn sts struggle to masntasn freedom The fsrst settlers sought refuge sn the new world to escape relngxous oppressson The too strung hand of a IYYINUCII 'Uni Ind lf' Uf Y 'Plfh2llC parlsalent forced the colonses to strike out for freedom Later when the Constxtutson was formed he framers edmodsed sn nt all the demcratsc prxncsples whxch had become so dear to thea As our nation prospered nts people momentarxly forgot how precsous lt took a Csvnl lar to re all men are created equal For been the haven of freedom loving :arched off sn lrhakl to make man power of the natson has battlefronts on a ssaxlar lsssson na freedom and enslaved thesr felloiaen establssh the self evident truths that the past seventy esght years Amersca has people the world over ln 1917 our boys the world safe for democracy Today the again mbxlssed and departed for forelghn le future cstssens students sn Alerxcan schools are the hope of Aaersca ln a post war world Possesssng a thorough knowledge of Anerscan hsstory we shall become alert snformed cltlsena aware of clvsc and world wsde oblngatsons On devoted vsgslance st the shrsne of democracy wsll preserve lsght and hope for a desolate lorld D A R Essay Contest Helen 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