Lincoln High School - Prowler Yearbook (Thief River Falls, MN)

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if Ti-IE 1:1122 QWL if Q 1212 Our Service llag The sight of' this flag ever before us has kept fresh in our memory the principles and ideals for which the boys who are represented by the one hundred and eighty stars, two of which are gold, were willing' to sacrifice their all. It has not only kept these things constantly in our minds, but it has inspired us with a determination to be better Ameri- cans, to serve our country at every opportunity, in order to show our appreciation of these men who have honored us.

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fl '-.Tl-IPI irfmmvvi P121 XX isis Boys' and Girls' Clubs Practically every student in High School belongs to the organization of Victory Girls and Boys. Each one has pledged to earn and give a certain sum for the welfare of the sol- diers overseas. The slogan Pull for Victory has been an incentive to the members of the Club to do their utmost in performing the many little duties assigned to them. Their pride in the Ame1'ican soldier has spurred them on in their work, and they will not slacken, but with a long pull and a strong pull the Victory Boys and Girls will go over the top. i 5 , f I E wxrrrml MMYAIJ,- f li me ri It 4 A vucmrev to