Marlborough High School - Marlborough High Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

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A ,r £ , ' V. “.i And let us not forget what Abraham Lincoln said in the c osing sentence of his great, unforgetable Gettysburg Address: We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain; that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom; and that the government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not ' perish from the earth. » « w 2f ' e . answa rs to that widely asked question. What Are We Fighting For?” It seems to me that these three great men rfnnht- a ? 3WGred u ? stion in such a way that there should be no hv will? ? ind 5 Lg £ us remember what has been said and written by William Tyler Page Woodrow Wilson, and the great Abraham —Melzar Cole (VI. I—I T (—I Izl . NEWSPAPER The K. H. S. Newspaper is an excellent source of enjoyment to practically every student in the Marlboro High School, Each student is given an opportunity to contribute something to this newspaper. He may write on whatever he chooses, or he may be given a topic by his English teacher. The results are truly amazing. To the surprise of many students they find that they can really write good articles. Some of these articles are educational, historical, and even amusing. At the present time, many of the students are writing on world conditions and what they think should be done to help our country win this war. There is a news page which contains amusing items about the pupils of the high school. These items are obtained by re»- porters in each class room, . . ♦ : J ' x. A sports page contains interesting news about the many dif¬ ferent athletic activities of the school t and tells just how M, H. S, stands in high school sports. Then of course, there are the jokes. What would a newspaper be without them. Some are very funny and others™well, the least said about them the better. All of these items combined make up a very good newspaper of which every itudent can be proud, Here to the editors of the H. S. News, Keep the presses rolling —Gloria Temple shhhH m