Rushford High School - Valley Legend Yearbook (Rushford, MN)

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...,,-...,4,, ,- ,-,.....- ' A 'T:T-- ..1e..- '..-,,A,,Y l'H1Uf K,i3OD rea, AMERICA Ten years ago a group of Rushford High School students decided that the school needed a yearbook to record in perm- anent form its achievements, hopes and aspirations: so they set out to make one good enough to merit th support of the school In this they were successful, and the continued success of the book throu hout the passing fears has born out their pioneering vision That the vision and effort of a small group of students could permanently improve Rushford hi h School is a symbol in miniature of the America in which we live, of an America that moves forward to b tter things because oi the free and un trammelled efforts of its people Not until recently have many of us come to a realization of what it means to us to live in a free land We have lived to see gre t nation of k ndly people fall into the hands of brutal and unscrupulous dict tors, nd to see the e nations deprived of every vestig of liberty and driren to cruel per secutions nd inhuman wars In that lovelv corner of Minnesota :here Wushford nestles free people still s ttle their own destinies, map their own paths, and dr am th ir own dreams True, they may move slowly, but they move upw rd Thanx God for Arerici and for the schools upon which its greatness 1S founded' -,...4- ,J- lf . lam 'YY 11,N ,l . v. L., e. i v'L7 Fix X. . fl Q? 13 17,7 I ' li' ..,.g l 1 ci F7 all 14 . e ' e , H 0 . 1 .., . V 4 1 1 as ' L V . . . . . . A , . ..g . . U si . . . . . N . Q V ,. , - - . - . . . V W g . . G . . K I L U . ET .. S .. L -5. - L . L e - ' ' a n,t s ...' . Q 4 . G . A yr .I ,V - ' a ' a . 1, Q 5 0 ' , .L . 'F 4 Ov in its quiet valley, as in the length and breadth of our land, H 11' 48 . Q 5. . L C ' ' 4 K l V in IN 1 '1 . 1 f' LL 3 - C .,. 4. 45 ' ' - ei ' - - yvb AJM Qt -N-Tiffi...LlI:1::::a:,.... -,,,::::::::::::t1:1iv. v5

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