Slauson Junior High School - Exodus Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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A TRIBUTE An eternal flame flickers to the memory of a man. The memory of a man standing tall and stately carrying the trials and tribulations of a nation on his shoulders. The memory of a man who fought and later died for the existance of a nation. A nation that he loved. It was he who wanted peace among all nations both big and small. He tried and succeeded in uniting them in principle. An eternal flame flickers to the memory of a man brushing the unruly lock of hair from his forehead. The memory of a father calling John-John to come and play. It is this man that the American people will long remember in their hearts. It is this man that said, Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. ' The man ----JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY. by Kris Hanselman JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Born May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts. Prepared at The Choate School. Home Ad- dress: 294 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, New York. Winthrop House. Crimson (2-4); Chair- man Smoker Committee (1); St. Paul's Catholic Club (1-4). Football (1), Junior Varsity (2); Swimming (1), Squad (2). Golf (1). House Hockey (3, 4); House Swimming (2); House Softball (4). Hasty Pudding-Institute of 1770; Spee Club. Permanent Class Committee. Field of Concentration: Government. Intend- ed Vocation: Law. This picture of John Fitzgerald Kennedy was taken the year he graduated from college. It was taken from the Harvard yearbook of the year 1940 where he was a student. The write-up, next to the photograph, shows that he was as great a leader in college as he was a presi- dent.

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E a A TRIBUTE An eternal flame flickers to the memory of a man. The memory of a man standing tall and stately carrying the trials and tribulations of a nation on his shoulders. The memory of a man who fought and later died for the existance of a nation. A nation that he loved. It was he who wanted peace among all nations both big and small. He tried and succeeded in uniting them in principle. An eternal flame flickers to the memory of a man brushing the unruly lock of hair from his forehead. The memory of a father calling John-John to come and play. It is this man that the American people will long remember in their hearts. It is this man that said, Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. The man ----JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY. by Kris Hanselman JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Born May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts. Prepared at The Choate School. Home Ad- dress: 294 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, New York. Winthrop House. Crimson (2-4); Chair- man Smoker Committee (1); St. Paul's Catholic Club (1-4). Football (1), Junior Varsity (2); Swimming (1), Squad (2). Golf (1). House Hockey (3, 4); House Swimming (2); House Softball (4). Hasty Pudding-Institute of 1770; Spee Club. Permanent Class Committee. Field of Concentration: Government. —Intend- ed Vocation: Law. This picture of John Fitzgerald Kennedy was taken the year he graduated from college. It was taken from the Harvard yearbook of the year 1940 where he was a student. The write-up, next to the photograph, shows that he was as great a leader in college as he was a presi- dent.