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4 gxecuiive eqjoafzcl Front row, l. to r.g Guy Ware, William A. Thompson, Archie Knight. Back row, 1. to r.g Isaiah Jackson, Philip Libby. Those not presentg President, George Marden and Percy Nickless.
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3 gclifofzial Every real American has but one immediate objective in the war now raging in the world-a prompt and conclusive victory. But in order to get that victory, we must be alert so that we do not lose the liberties which have made America great and kept her free. Of equal importance to winning the war is the preservation within America of her Democracy-a pattern for the rest of the world to fol- low in the years of reconstruction that are now waiting just ahead of us, for if we defeat the enemy abroad only to lose our liberties here at home, victory will be incomplete. In due course, the voters of this country will speak effectively on what kind of a peace they are fighting for and the kind of America they want after the war. At the ballot box the people, voting as Americans and not as Democrats or Republicans, will be seeking new advantages, and will determine whether the American dream has ended or whether, after the war, it will continue to guide our destinies to even higher accomplishments, and lead other nations out of their confusion into the democratic way of life. Erwin Nickless '43 This is the end of another successful year at Freedom Academy. There have been a few changes here because of the war. This fall, after school had begun, we had one afternoon off in which scrap iron was collected for defense. It really was amazing to see how much could be gathered in such a short time. We also col- lected rubber, and what we did do, I know helped the boys fighting at the front. We had started school lunches this fall down at the K. of P. Hall, but after Christmas it was discontinued for a few weeks. The lunches were started again the last of January, and have been continued. Shirley Nutt '44
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5 ,Cftaculty Front row, l. to r.: Miss Muriel Wing, Miss Ann Rollins, Mrs. Pauline Higgins. Back rowg Principal Frederick L. Thurston.
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