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Ask not what your country can doflyfbri you, but ask what you can do for your country. iff f John F. Kennedy We dedicate this 1963-64 issue of the Treasure Chest to our late President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, who left us with a great example of personal courage. In his book Profiles In Courage, Mr. Kennedy paid tribute to a select number of cans who showed great physical and courage in the face of political adversity: On November 22, 1963, he demonstrated his right to join that select circle by ing the supreme sacrifice while in of public duty. ij. I The final chapter of Profiles In has not been written. In fact, it can never be written as long as we have a heritage of freedom and personal idealism. 1964 TREASURE CHE T 32nd Edition EDITOR IN CHIEF. . . . . .Mary Ann Miller BUSINESS EDITOR. . . ....... Kay Hogle ANNUAL ADVISOR ........ Mr. Clifford Pine PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR. Mr. James Buckley ART ADVISOR ............. Mr. William Aller TREASURE CHEST STAFF Sharon Larson Kerry Green Marcia Lookabaugh Alan Walker Ken Mosher Shirley Jeske Rosie Zingale +2
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