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December 28, 1973April 13, 1989
This is the beginning of a new day.
When tomorrow comes, this day will be gone forever, leaving something in its place that we've traded for it.
We want it to be gain, not loss . . . good, not evil success, not failure ... in order that w e shall not forget the price we paid for it.
We can waste it or use it for good.
What we do today is very important because we are exchanging a day of our lives for it.
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The White aouse has announced that Endeavour is the winning name in the NASA orbiter-Naming program. AS promised in mY letter of April 4th, we are sending posters to students of teams that proposed the same name for ov 105 as that selected bY NASA· Enclosed are posters for your entire team• Although your project was not selected for national recognition you can be proud that ov 10s will always be J<nown bY the n.,.e you suggested- congratuiations1
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cou CI L OF CHI EF STATE scHOOL ofF\CERS
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, Principal: Dr. Lyte K. Bargman
Adviser: Le~h J. M,ag _ QJnin'ic Ord la Ar-tists: Jennifer Carlson . ~··_·. . • cy Strain
Photographer: \ ~ptam 'Makke~ -
Yearbo ok Staff: Chrrs Blaine
Sarah Lewis . -·. Carolyn Pulse
Sean Farmer
Jeff Herr
Jay Lahm
Jason Bohl • Cari J..yons _ Shannon Schneider
Stacie Emery
Shawn-a -Mayb~ •.. Jeannie Simpson
Matt Geer· , Kris Morin ·: Ekom Udofia
Chris :-: Kirig • ·: Jennifer Paulus Shana Vasatka
Gr.eg K rt CysEir Perez . • ·•• • Heidi Wo 0t.e1..-c----
Printer: Lincoln Printing & Paul Bateman . •
For thousands-of years,-sp e has fasc1
1.\-11RM"~1 land were man -ndaated him "to reach for the stars: -'--! Man , ir , v. age on the accep dthis-Gtla!-lengeeagerly, andffius::began ~V68Fm-009iffi • e ocean voyages the q for space. America- too!s_th1s cf'lalle~c _ because lie discov ( ay to prevent scurvy. serious! nd was the leader among atber oatiaos Junior Highs dents want to have new ex- in sendi -. -- - - - -- - ri o do things no one has ever tried
America's efforts were very strong until that before. They want to feel as Capt. Cook once said, tragic accident that occurred on January 28, 1986, "The pleasure which naturally results to someone when the Challenger exploded on lift-off. This from being the first discoverer, even if was it of tragedy set back the space program tremendously nothing more than sands or shoals." Students ex- in the United States, but recently, through dedica- perience the same feeling when they learn some- · tion and national support, America is making a thing new. They all share the same feeling of comeback in the space quest. adventure and the same thirst for knowledge as the
Just as the unexplored regions of space are sailors of old and astronauts of our future. a curiosity today, not so long ago, the sea also The Goodrich Jr. High Yearbook Staff has challenged mankind with its vastness and entered the 1988-1989 Goodrich yearbook in the mysteries. Today, we send shuttles, satellites, and NASA "Name the New Orbiter" contest, by select- probes to explore the vastness of space, but ap- ing Capt. James Cook's sea vessel, The Endea- proximately 200 years ago countries around the vour, as the next orbiter in the Space Shuttle fleet. world were sending ships to explore the unknown The Endeavour ts oniy purpose was to gather areas of the earth and sea. knowledge for mankind so man could learn more
Space astronauts of today and sailors of about the world around him. The word endeavour yesteryear have one thing in common; they have (endeavor), means to try again, to struggle, to strive the same spirit of curiosity and adventure. People for achievement. Therefore, Endeavour describes have always been lured on by a need to know more our comeback into space perfectly. It's a gentle and experience the unknown. Such a person was word and yet it reverberates a feeling of strength; Capt. James Cook, a British Naval officer, born in it is gentle, but strong and dependable. 1728. Cook, spurred on by his spirit of curiosity of It has taken a great deal of effort to bring back the sea, was sent in 1768 by the British Royal Navy the space program. We could have stopped, but Admiralty to observe Venus from Tahiti to deter- that is probably not what those seven brave men mine more accurately the distance from the sun to and women astronauts would have wanted. There the earth. Cook also had secret orders to find Terra are still doubts, but every time someone looks up Australis lncognita, the mythical southern continent at the stars on a clear night, they get this feeling long sought after by explorers in the Pacific. Cook of accomplishment knowing that their country, the commanded the Endeavour, an appropriately United States, didn't give up on man's lifelong named sea vessel, on this three year voyage. This dream; the exploration of our universe to gain voyage was important to all future explorations in knowledge and explore new horizons. the Pacific for several reasons. First , was the discovery of several islands which were later to serve as waystations in the lonely Pacific. Second,
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