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In this world are dictators, communists and dozens of other people that tend to destroy our feelings toward our country, and try to make us wor- ship one man or objective, and nothing else. We, the youth, must be able to see through these schemes and pick out the good from the bad if course, we should respect and honor our president--not as a mam, perhaps, but as a symbol of our government. Right or wrong-he is 3

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THE SEA, BREEZE 4 L, still our president and deserves our loyalty. Patriotism doesn't just mean singing the WStar-Spangled Bannern and saluting the flag. Those are just outward symbols of patriotism and don't necessarily show our real feelings. Patriotism means de- fending our country against slander of any Kind and not allowing anyone to talk against it without just cause. It means working your very hardest to make America the best country in the world. Many of you will say, WBut what can I do?0 What you can do! Everything! There are endless opportunities for bettering the country. In case you do not know it, you are America. The: youth of today are the life blood which keeps America alive. If we would strive to make our schools, communities and state the very best possible we could do a lot to improve our country. Service we also owe to America, and it is really just a genuine form of patriotism. We can serve America by being good citizens, keeping the ideals of the real America above our personal glories, taking care not to destroy peace in America, and by being ready to defend her if necessary against an attack. What does America owe us? America owes us all the,points set down in the Constitution-the Bill of Rights-especially freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the right to vote and the right to make an honest living. We may take these privileges for granted, but if we were forced to live in certain foreign countries where this freedom is denied we would indeed realize how fortunate we are to be living in America. S. G. 'A2 REMINISCENCE OFZA JUNIOR As I sit in my schoolroom seat and gaze about me I recall many pleasant and also sad little memories of past years at school. There was that glorious first day when the seats were so strange and nice, and when the other Kids were thrilled too. Then came the years before Junior High. These years I recall with a bit of sad- ness as they were years when sehool to me was a bore. I hated it and I would be glad when I could finish! Now I wonder how I could have been so dull as to want to give up all the fun and the learn- ing derived from this school. Then the years of Junior High, I recall with a sad smile, were full of giggles, note tossing and many perplexing little troubles and problems to solye, As my eyes turn slowly to focus on the frosty, cold trees outside, a thought comes to me that in the near future I will be recalling just as I am now the days of school and even this day of melancholy thinking. Now I am a Junior, my Freshman and Sophomore years have slip- ped by and I realize that I have only one more year to enjoy my school and to prepare myself for an occupation. Since my teacher is now looking at me I have to surpress my longing to gaze about the familiar rooms and hall which can be seen from our door, Why don't the blackboards seem monotonous as they used to? Is it be- cause I have just realized how I shall miss them when I no longer have the privilege of coming here? Yes, I Know that is why.