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OUR 200TH ANNIVERSARY AS A FREE NATION A TIME OF REFLECTION . . . A TIME OF SEEKING NEW HORIZONS . . . The 1975-76 school year will be remembered by all of us as the year of projects - projects designed to help us take a deep and thoughtful look at our 200 -year heritage. Our observance of the Bicentennial accented the history of America through student presentations of the morning Bicentennial Minute and through a featured Two Hundred Years Later column in the Gold ' n Black. Choir and band concerts presented stirring music with an emphasis on patriotism, and bulletin board displays provided a history lesson in red, white, and blue. SHS Thespians even added a touch of humor to our year-long ' birthday party ' with their choice of a spring play, ' George Washington Slept Here. ' A Bicentennial Ground Beauti- fication Committee planted flowers and trees that flourished in the 13 colonies, and the ' Betsy Rosses ' of the Home Economics Club made a Bennington ' 76 flag. As this book goes into print that flag still waves proudly in front of our building . Tl)e deeper purpose of all of the work was , of course , an attempt to take the best of our past and weave it into guidelines for a better tomorrow . The 1976 SHAWANO is proudly dedicated to the pride of our past and the hope of our future. It is dedi- cated , too , to Americans of years gone by and years yet to come whose courage once did and must always manifest itself in action, example, and ultimate accomplishment. In short , this book is dedicated to the greatest democracy the world has ever known . . . America .
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PAGE 18 - Pictures 1 and 2 show moments from the Dedication Ceremony on Dec. 7, 1975. Mr. U. Timothy Juergens, school board president, accepts a gold key from Mr. Meier, architect; and Mr. Irvine gives introductory remarks concerning the background of guest speaker Charles Fox. Below is a Bicentennial showcase display featuring the Revolutionary War memorabilia owned by SHS science teacher Jay Eben. PAGE 19 - ABOVE: Leaving the new South Gym hallway and approaching the new music rooms. BELOW: The new East Wing Library. 18
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