Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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My country 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I singg Land where my fathers died, Land of the Pilgrims pride, From eu'rj mountain side Let freedom ring. -Samuel Francis Smith As we gaze at.our American Hag fluttering to and fro in the breeze, we pause to meditate. It is then that we realize that this flag is truly a symbol of our liberty. Our forefathers, who gave even their lives for this cause, opened the doors of Aoppor- tunity for a life of freedom and hap- piness. lt is up to us to take advan- tage of these privileges. If we would begin listing all of our freedoms and opportunities for a full and happly life, the task .would never be completed. We know that even the air we hreathe affords us oppor- tunities. Possibly one of the most valuable of all that we have is our opportunity to learn. .There are thousands of schools all over 'the world prepared to guide us toward a prosperous fu- tureg Shawnee is a fine example. And so as we proceed through the '59-'60 school year in pictures and words, you will see Shawnee opening the doors of opportunity. 4

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SCIENCE and MATH... Essential in Our Expanding World BELOW: Please explain that once more. 6 ABOVE: Graphing helps in solving the problem. BELOW: Let's observe life in an aquarium