Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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DEDICATION 3o those noble boys of our student bod}), who leaving alma mater, sweetheart, mother and native land, bore a man’s part in the Great War for Freedom, this, The Peace Star, is reverently dedicated.

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FOREWORD THIS BOOK, LIKE A SERVICE STAR, IS THE EMBLEM OF A CAUSE, THE SYMBOL OF AN IDEAL. IT SEEKS TO COMMEMORATE THOSE WHO WENT OUT FROM HENDERSON-BROWN THAT THE WORLD MIGHT BE MADE SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY, AND EQUALLY THOSE WHO REMAINED AT THEIR TASKS THAT DEMOCRACY MIGHT BE MADE SAFE FOR THE WORLD. MAY THE RAYS FROM THE PEACE STAR SOME DISTANT DAY ILLUME FOR YOU A FAMILIAR FACE OR AN OLD MEMORY IS THE SINCERE WISH OF THE STAFF. TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD WE WOULD OFFER THE BARE SUGGESTION THAT HENDERSON-BROWN IS ENDEAVORING TO FILL HER PLACE AS A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL AND A LOYAL AMERICAN COLLEGE

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ij HENDERSON-BROWN’S || Hi HEROES Hi | Students Who Died in the Service of Their Country. JERRY COLLINS, U.S.N. Died of Influenza, September 22, 19IS, on board U. S. Hospital Ship Mercy, just out of Hampton Roads. ROBERT JACKSON. A.E.F. Died in France of Influenza September 29, 1918. JACK TIDBALL, A.E.F. Killed in Action on the IVcstem Front, Oct. 26, 1918 MURRAY MOORE, S.A.T.C. Died at Ar adclphia of Pneumonia, Dec. 14, 1918.