Northern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Dillsburg, PA)

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Arthur T. Kaup A.B. Franklin and Marshall American History, World History, Problems of Democracy ll I , 'rl ii 1 1 I . A-N-e f.: K. Elizabeth Kulp A. B. Bucknell University English 2, 3,4

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Qui' 5DrinciPa1l'1 Zllessage Mr. William C. Evans Principal Lebanon Valley University of Pittsburgh A. B. and A. M. .L ff , Q, 1:f1'!..'E Members of theTClass of 1952: The destiny of a nation is determined by the character of the education of its citizens. The suc- cess ofa democracy depends not only upon the general intelligence, the knowledge, and the skills possessed by its citizens, but also upon their attitudes, and the ideals for which they stand. The high ideals which animated the founders of this Republic have been analyzed and interpreted to you, in the light of the modern social, economic, political and spiritual world. The framers of the Declaration of Independence held that all men Are endowed with certain inalienable rightsg that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. You, the product of public education, should'know that these rights can only be secured to individuals and safeguarded to the nation, through education. Your education should not only help you to make a living but help you to enjoy life and to hold high at all times and ages the quality of human living. Happiness is essential. To be happy and to make others happy are worthy aims. The satisfactions sought should be durable and worthwhile. There is no permanenthappiness in selfishness. True happiness comes through self control and service to others. The right to life, liberty, and happiness means opportunity, nothing more. Richness of life, enlightened liberty, lasting happiness, comes to the individual through effort and sacrifice, Each succeeding generation must re-enact the struggle for life, rededicate itself to the principle of liberty and find happiness in the consciousness of worth living.

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