"The students were typical of their time. They were activists when they wanted to be, but typical of Morris County students, they were also reserved in their activism. One of the most important things that came out of that was a picture of a girl holding the flag here on campus, at one of the campus protests, which I think was eventually made into a postage stamp. But it was, 'Yes, we're protesting, but we're Americans and we want to be heard, but we're not rabble-rousers, we're not radicals."

- Sara Pfaffenroth

PHOTO SOURCE:

Photo by Tim Manning ©1970

Reprinted with permission from the Daily Record newspaper

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