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LAWRENCE LEE CAUGHLIN In Memoriam This page is dediealed as a memorial io one of the members of the senior class. Lawrence Lee Caughlin. Larry, as he was known lo every one, was faially injured in an auiornolnile accident which occured Salurday nighl, November 7, 1942. He was taken io the jefferson County Hospital immediately and died Monday morning at eleven a'cloclz, November 9, l942. Larry will never be forgolicn by his many associates. We know his ever-ready smile and his helping hand will always be missed. So we say adios to a missing friend.
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l:OF6VVOI'Cl Q15 As the last few weeks of school slip past us, we think of the memories we should like to keep - some to forqet. lDe have tried to help uou keep the thouqhts that will be most pleasinq in the future as well as in the present. Should we succeed, we would feel our task completed.
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Editorial view Spare and have is better than spend and crave. The preceding quotation was wisely stated by Benjamin Franklin. ln our 1943 Quill we are going to spare a few pages and have a free and decent country in which to live rather than spend our money and in the long run crave for a nation in which we will be allowed to print the Quills of the future. Although the small amount of materials we are saving will not win or lose the war, we still feel it our patriotic duty to conserve all we can. Our sacrifice now will help to establish the new world of the future in which there will be more for everyone other than sorrow, bloodshed and death. We must face sternly the tasks which threaten to engulf us. We must make it a better world, It will probably be a difficult world to establish, but with inspiration built upon that of the patriots of '76 who envisioned and constructed a structural government which has stood as the envy of the world for over one hundred years, we can do it even though impossible as it may seem. Remember, there are still one hundred and thirty million people who would rather be the humblest citizens in a land of freedom rather than be the absolute ruler of a land in slavery. But before we can gaze into the future we must conquer the evils that confront us, now. Those abroad are giving their all, even life itself, that we at home may continue to enjoy life, liberty, and to pursue our own happiness. Many are prisoners, many are wounded, many are dead, and the suffering is not yet over. Hence, we at home, with a few less pages and a few less pictures in our i943 Quill, can always live with less when we have more to live for. THE EDITOR
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