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G. W. STEPHENS TELFORD B. BLOUGH FROM THE CHIEF Dear Seniors- Our first class in Iune, 1939, was gradu- ated into a world of uncertainty-getting a job was grim business. Today the world is call- ing you to service before you receive your diploma. You are needed in the field of battle, in defense work, behind the plow, or at the end of a conveyor. Others must do the plain things that make the world go 'round-make beds, sell spinach, plant flowers, run a type- writer, sing a song. But above all, youth is wanted for a big task, a total effort. Youth has never shirked big tasks. Only a house-of-cards civilization has appealed to ease and luxury and too long has made softies of youth who in truth needed the chal- lenge of the impossible to start red blood surg- ing again with the thrill that only the pioneer can know .Let us accept the challenge and sing with Babcock: Be strong! We are not here to driftg We have hard work to do and loads to lift: Shun not the struggle, face it! 'Tis God's gift. Be strong. Be strong! It matters not how deep entrenched the wrongg How hard the battle goes, the day how long, Faint notg fight on! tomorrow comes the song. Don't feel that your education, just begun. should place you on a preferred list. Your only new right is a responsibility to give back to the land that gave you this opportunity a full measure of unselfish service. Victory is our immediate objective but we must not only win the war, we must win the peace that will follow the war. This may be the more diffi- cult task. And so we say to those who come through the conflict, Work actively, each in his or her own best way, to make sure that a new gen- eration will not need to fight an old war. Nurture a practical idealism. Write it on your hearts. Make it your battle cry. And above all by continued preparation make yourselves ready for the days that are to be. Class of 1942, your high school and the world wishes you well for if you and your generation fail, their is indeed no hope even in victory. Sincerely, TELFORD B. BLOUGH
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