Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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? i l MR. P. c. BUNN Superintendent of Lorain Schools Thirty A Message From Mr. Bunn Victory is our business is the War slogan of a big United States Corporation. That same spirit of victory has been very noticeable in Lorain High School this year. The pupils and teachers have demonstrated through their many war time activities the determination to do their part in helping to win the War. This inspiration to work for victory is found in the outstanding records that are being made by our alumni and former students on the battle- fronts of the world. Lorain High School is represented in every branch of the armed forces- in the air, on the land, on the sea, and in many technical and civilian services. When we read about the heroic deeds and the unselfish sacrifices of our alumni, our hearts are filled with pride. How can we account for their remarkable achievements? Before the War very few of our boys had any knowledge of fighting because we had not given them training in the arts of war. But they have more than made up for this lack of military training by their fighting spirit-a spirit that will not accept defeat. That is the spirit of victory which springs from a fierce love of country, a staunch loyalty to ideals, and an unswerving devotion to duty. These boys know what they are fighting for. They are willing to die that we may con- tinue to enjoy the blessings of life in a free land. May their spirit inspire us so to love Amer- ica that we, too, may be ready not only to live for our country but, if need be, to die that we may perpetuate our form of government and our way of life.