West Monroe High School - Rebelaire Yearbook (West Monroe, LA)

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I have but one lamp by which rny feet The first national Thanksgiving holiday are guided, and that is the lamp of ex- Q 5 . Q was proclaimed by Lincoln in 7863-at perience, I know no way ofjudging the 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q g the height of the Civil War. future but by the past, 8 Q 5 . Patrick Henry '. 5, Everything comes to him who hustles while America's first woman's club was estab- he waits. lished in 7774 to encourage the boycot- Thomas A. Edison ting of British products-namely tea, I i i ,KX N Mix '-.,,, Freedom of religiong freedom ofthe pressg freedom of person under the t t i 1 Ti Y t t protection of habeas corpusg and trial by juries selected-these princi- vi ples from the bright constellation which has gone before us and guided 57Qgi fifff our steps through an age of revolution and reformation. .1553 Q Thomas jefferson lT'3 YOUR PRIVILEGE 5 i 2 255: i . . I i The nation's first income tax was levied in 7867-to help finance the H E 5 H war. i fi U a t ' t ' ' -it in W i V1 0 , , ' i' T ir X W i ' tw if 4 E U F ' x X t N x h A 1 Q I ' . , ay L Q L i L 1' A S i W ' - 3 'V A-Elin .U X i HQ. M ,f i i y X it L i L xt ' it N X L T x it - i S3 L' .,, - T - W U 1 E :: i 2- f i - 1 ggi Logs Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearn- JS- , ing to breathe free. The wretched refuse of your teeming 'fiqfvl shore, send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift 1 :I -3 the lamp beside the golden door. ' 4 Emma Lazarus 'x ,li Inscription on the Statue of Liberty l , 'i l ' '- . f 'C irttii-aiiei.eiiLeii:eiiei.iQ1iEireiie.Q

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