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E Houck . V ,.,-4,-...,1,-., 3 ,4.-.. I 'M W iii' in l 2 ll ll oun enovs env novs In the Services of the Armed Forces of U. S. More than five hundred Grove City High School alumni are in the armed forces of the United States. These boys, and the boys who left high school to fight for victory, are now scattered on the many battlefronts of this war. Some have already given their lives. Others are still in training. They have walked through the familiar old halls, in and out of the classrooms be- fore us and with us. Some of them may not return, but they are preserving for us the right to attend a democratic school in a democratic nation. To all of these boys in the service of the United States, the 1943 Pine Knot is dedicated. 7
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GENERAL DUUGLAS MacAllTHllR praises GROVE CITY 66 rateful to Grove City for its fine patriotism. Signed, MacArthur. This was the cablegram received from Australia by Harold Clarkson, Grove City U.S.O. chairman, on Saturday, September 26. It was in response to a message sent to General MacArthur by the scrap salvage committee, which said: HAS a tribute to you and your men yesterday-MacArthur Day-Grove City exceeded scrap quota 500 percent. A huge pile of metal and rubber was collected as the Hi-Y and Boy Scouts went from door to door in trucks. Dean Schedler, in Bataan, wrote- With heads bloody, but un- bowed, they have yielded to superior force. - - - The world will long remember the epic struggle they put up ---- they have borne all that human endurance could bear - - - . But what sustained was a force more than physical ---- it was the thought of their native land, all it holds that is most dear to them, the thought of freedom and dignity, and pride in these most priceless of all human prerogatives. This spirit is a challenge for us to meet. 6
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