Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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4'-; SECTION THREE<br />
RMHUUSER<br />
CANDY HABIT<br />
RAUHAUSfR'S<br />
HE'LL BE DELIGHTED<br />
WITH A DISTINCTIVE<br />
GIFT-WRAPPED BOX OF<br />
CHOCOUTES<br />
711 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
PROM<br />
OUR OWN<br />
KITCHENS<br />
TWO FOR<br />
THE<br />
SHOW<br />
fa Ike C.M Rou.l Pa|uf<br />
CUMIMI,<br />
Sfe - ° ot ' $?* Sogl11 V " f "" 1 ptbA Is a "•hw-oB". Gold<br />
XkMd Loniwrvefant •ull that-on your house In bright, easy to<br />
£*«*• cotora. MnmmjWMsr naeeroiyV.. what could be<br />
¥P *>d ( Hi In (in <strong>of</strong> the world were<br />
AMERICAN hnan-ht < f IIVT by Tnctnns Jeflcr-<br />
MJU uhtai lu> wrote, " . govern^<br />
instituted umong men,<br />
MOTORS deriving their just powers from the<br />
consent <strong>of</strong> the guverncd, that when<br />
STOP - Register for any fpnji <strong>of</strong> government becomes<br />
IK 550 Contest<br />
destructive nf thtsi- ends, it Is the<br />
right <strong>of</strong> th« people to alter i<br />
abolish it ond to institute a new<br />
government . . ."<br />
"nic greatest sin against a totali-<br />
GALLO tarian form <strong>of</strong> government is to be<br />
in opposition to that government<br />
Inasc who tiy to change the status<br />
RAMBLER quo are hunted and usually suffer<br />
the death penalty thus we see, thut<br />
* 20 SL MAIN STREET the very strength <strong>of</strong> democracy Is<br />
In Its weakness. In a democracy,<br />
Cape Hay Court House such as ours, provisions art<br />
: WAL 465-5122<br />
• "Easiest Place In The<br />
To Do Business"<br />
1 «ssary, counterpart <strong>of</strong> acceptance <strong>of</strong><br />
itB benefits, they wiU readily fulfill<br />
their "obligation to preserve dem<br />
ocracy<br />
Patricia Ann Turtle<br />
Valedictorian<br />
Democracy —<br />
— An Obligation<br />
knade<br />
for dissatisfied citizens to bring Constantly mindful <strong>of</strong> their devotion<br />
changes nhirti in Un> word .to poneiMttd and than the sixty-thin) class to be<br />
a puaplc so dedteutcd.<br />
graduated from <strong>Ocean</strong> sit)le awl produuOw class, sitting where we once sat,<br />
years in tiigh school, we. (tie doss <strong>of</strong> doing what we once did, and in a<br />
1B67, have cxporieimi] an ever-awak- few years, very few will remember<br />
ening joy and pride in hcane P"rt <strong>of</strong> us at all.<br />
«*KJ Anieritiui system. Fhr this oppur-<br />
unlty, we <strong>of</strong>fer our sineewst thanks<br />
whom Hie government was to<br />
rule, our first leaden establishedthe<br />
American as his awn political<br />
master. Thee. gallant men took<br />
the initiaHvH against an unjust and<br />
c "^ st •* * aL " in 8 thc may at times resent the responsibilities<br />
which will fail to us. We<br />
did not onto the problems, so why<br />
should<br />
modh<br />
t th<br />
8<br />
W, W with ull ll its it problems. bl WWe<br />
to our ttiiohers, admdnbtttttors, i^<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Education, the <strong>City</strong> Commfasioners,<br />
BIKI, nwst <strong>of</strong> all. to our<br />
parents. Tluo' have invested in me<br />
b<br />
; great strength. The' amazing quality<br />
<strong>of</strong> ivy is, however, that the mature<br />
vines azo capablo <strong>of</strong> and<br />
wo solve them? At theeo virtually<br />
times it would be wiso to remem- and concrete foundations." (Thus<br />
ber that tho previous generqtidn, many <strong>of</strong> these small sterna and<br />
frctn whonk wo will eventually as- leaves, all •working together, may<br />
sumo the burden, did not create reduce a brick wall to rubble. Tills<br />
their' problems either, but iftther Is analogous with the strength inher-<br />
they inherited them, just as we arc ent lit any group, and <br />
able to resolve them all, but any plant today is not tn Its present<br />
progress wo Imuko, luiwever small, farm Wrong Neither is the educa-<br />
will make the job <strong>of</strong> the next generation which wu have thus far retion<br />
that much easier.<br />
ceived Both, hinvever have fiixiat<br />
The Ivy which wo plant today has potential strength If only Uioy un-<br />
ttreut symbolic mtsining. Practicalallowed<br />
to grow und develop<br />
ly, it has long been prized for its As the tinio fur ua to leave draws<br />
ornamental value. Ivy vUies will near we experience many differ-<br />
climb and spread as they mature, ent and conflicting emotions. An<br />
until they may at last wvor entire eventful happy, and meaningful per-<br />
buildings with their deep green foliod In our lives is about to end Aniage.<br />
In «ho same manner, our inother, about which we may only<br />
tellectual horizons will widen over conjecture, will soon begin. We ore<br />
the years. <strong>On</strong>e small leaf or stem at the some time relieved, sad con-<br />
<strong>of</strong> ivy does nit in itself possess fused, jqyful, thankful, and more thm<br />
o hve ted in me<br />
ftltare <strong>of</strong> demabjiacy—fcr ttie youth <strong>of</strong><br />
today wiU pimnde «je poteanU for<br />
all <strong>of</strong> America's tomorrows, 'ftrtght<br />
we gmduate froni <strong>Ocean</strong> Qfy Mgh<br />
Sonoal and proceed on the nad