St Francis De Sales High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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Entrants In American legion Contest High Scorers in the State Scholarship Test Seated Mary Twlla Smith Mary Jeannette Hunger Paul Barkhurst Joanne Strigle and Frank Guanciale John Thornton and Lois FrleI James Shaw absent Standing Joan Mathy Joseph Deering and .lack Simi MARY JEANNETTE HINGER RECEIVING AMERICAN LEGION CITATION Left to right: Sister Boniface: Jack Watling, vice-commander of Newark Post 855 Father McGinty7 Mary Jeannetteg Mrs. Robert Wintermute, secretary of the Newark Post 855 and Robert Wintermute 'lst vice-commander of Post 85. 1 see a flag flying in the breeze. There are different kinds of flags for many different things, but this flag is a very special one. This flag is Old Glory. XVhat does it mean to me? To me it is a symbol of life-the life which I have a right to live as my own. This flag is Il symbol of the liberty which is mine as a citizen of the United States of America. It is a symbol of my right to the pursuit of happiness, my right to find my happiness in this life according to my own conscience. -Quotation from Mary Jeannetto's essay, What Old Glory Means to Me. Page One Hundred Three