Cheverus High School - Clarion Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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We CIUWOU ws 3 55' si 3 W 252 5 rf? Q :ills was R IR 3 's Q fx is 5? 3 W as R FZ V3 I5 Foreword We are at global war. Our school days began in peace: at a most critical moment of all American his- tory we close them. A throng of thoughts cross the mind and myriad impulses move the will as brave men and noble Women enact daily deeds for the preservation of our heritage. Other bright figures are in American history from whom we may learn the virtue of patri- otism. Each past patriot, be he burdened with his fear and defects, has a lesson for us seniors in his virtues. From our glorious patriotic past we may draw renewed courage for the Present Emergency. With heads high and eyes wide-open and hearts aglow we unfalteringly march into the dark, unknown Future to give a square account of ourselves for our country and for our God. A4523 1552! '55 MSSSSB F5 ii ffm 5 iff v gm 23 v E18 23 v EA if! 3 22 lg 2 v EIN if! 3 23015

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