Farmington High School - Laurel Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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M THE LAUREL struggles, and successes. The Flag has an indefmable something that shakes the soul of every true citizen as a tempest shakes a tree. Her men and women who have given their lives for her are the Flag's greatest glory. Many have fought for her in war and died with a Will. But those who have given their lives in peace are just as great a glory. The world would not be so well off as it is in arts, sciences, and literature if it were not for the great men of the United States. The world is infinitely bet- tered by the works of our men of art, sci- ence, and inventive genius. Our men have discovered or invented the greatest of dis- coveries or inventions. Many people come to the United States because they know its S Flag stands for Liberty, Justice and Edu- cation for all. From the humbler class have risen many of her greatest men, as Abraham Lincoln, who rose by integrity and tenacity to purpose. Since a nation's greatness is measured not by wealth or material greatness but by the spiritual greatness of its people, it then may be said that the United States is great, because the virtues of the pioneers have never been questioned and we are only a generation or so removedg which is not far enough to interfere with the laws of heredity. Therefore, it must be since the Flag represents the Nation that her men and women are Old Glory's greatest glory! Walter Luce, '31, XX

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