Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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LINCOLN AND THE THIRD WAR YEAR I' WAS in New your 1861-tile year when HThc Buttle Hymn of the Republic echoed lhronglz tb fCl'0I'6'Cl COIl'ltlI'.USICIC-LL flute to the cadence of drums and fwct. It was 1944-the year when the thunder of marching armies drowned the strains of both Dixie and Yankee Doodle -when the hope was given to the peoples yearning to breathe free. It was lht' .Umzr wlwn pr1s.s1'om1tr: black 'IHKIIL r1zi.w'rl Llmir voices to We'rc Coming, Fflthel' IIIJIYIIIIIIII, wifi: II 1llllldl'l'Il Tlltlllritlllll Strong. It was the yf'1lI' Lrhffh Shiloh guns burhed, when NONIllI'1'll flAl'lI1.S bu1'h1'fl, when lhc hopes and irlmls of many llllfll were oblifwrllcfrl ill the dark., rich r'f1rH1. It was the year when Cassino guns belched and jungle bullets whined. It was the year when people began to think about things, about ideals, good things. If uvrs ll year wlwh rr tall alarlc HIIIH lwsivrl upon the presidential clzufir hurl gazed quivfly with rlwwp, sur! eyes upon his peoplw. 16 was 1h'hcoln's Third IVKII' Yeursflze yawn' in zrhivh the fide of lmfflrf flllillllll for his zklmls and f'0Il1'tC'lll'0llS. In 1944 it was again the year when the battle once more turned in favor of the dreams of Lincoln. It was once .again Lincoln's Third War year, and the year in which the World took its second grasp for the last best hope of man-And his eyes were upon those who were about to march. His eyes were dark and sad .and Wise and proud-for he could see their victory as he saw his, during the THIRD WAR YEAR. 5

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The world will liffle note nor long remember whaf we say here Bu! it can never forget what they did here