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The world wide conflict has made the meaning of the word 'sacrifice quite clear to the students of our high school. The large number of activities previously e n - gaged In has been greatly re- stricted. Automobiles, with good tires and plenty of gasoline to take us to movie theatres, dances, and other entertainments 1 n nearby cities, have been re- moved a8 luxuries, and we must now content ourselves with our Wednesday night social hour, local dances, crowded bowling alleys, and drinking cokes and eating sundaes In the local drug store. Organizing clubs and house parties each week Is also a good remedy. The school as a whole has been cooperating In sev- eral ways. Several type- writers from our commercial department have been turned over for use by our govern- ment. Our lives. Indeed, have been affected In every way. The plans we may have had regarding our future have most certainly been shat- tered. But there Is not one of us who regrets having to make these sacrifices.
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Each Thursday has been designated as war stamp day, when the students invest their savings in war stamps or bonds. The number of 1 es mo unted steadily. The picture • t the right deoicts the attitude of the students °nd the en- thusiasm aroused i n making their invest- ments. Added sacrifice has been the loss of Mr. Eugene C u 1 ver, athletic coach and science ins t ructor, who entered the armed forces shortly after Christmas. He will be followed by some of hip students who re looking forward to Joining the army and navy. Our dreams of college and otherwise must temporarily be given up. Credit must also be given to the Individual students who have given up their time and energy to labor for victory in the local hemp mill and milk plants which are at present all out for victory. The outlook on the future is bright for all of us, for we realize that only such self-sacrifice and priva- tion will bring us peace and the chance to further lay the founda- tion for our aim in life. Pitching in to reach the High C of food produc- tion. Ken Rupnow keeping those cane rolling for the men in service. ■His coaching instructions will forever be inspiring, and his services in the army will forever be ap- preciated. “
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