Luther Institute - Voyageur Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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A SECOND FRONT Tnbute to an ntold Defoonon War has premalurely aged our youlh by lhrushng upon lhem The responsublluhe of manhood I+ was consequenfly no? loo radrcal a deparlure from fraduhon when +he slalf made Hwe decnsuon +o deducale lhe annual nol' +o an elder bul +o our boys In Sef'Vlf'e ln a year nn whuch lhe lceynole of our whole lhunlcung ns bulldunq progress and growlh whal' a 'rravesly I+ may seem +o honor 'rhose whose whole energles are grven 'ro deslroyung ralher 'rhan lo buxldlng and whose llves may be sacrnhced In lhe slruggle Yel excepr a corn ol whea+ fall Info lhe ground and due nl remaunelrh alone buf nf I+ dre I+ b unqelh lorlh much Hull Whlle underslandung full well +ha'r lhese words refer o rhe necessuly of Chrusls dealh and Hue lrulls ol lhal suffering we wish lo mosl eflechvely lhe almosr suncldal folly ol lndlflerence and rnachvlly when a nahon us waging war agasnsl an enemy which would de-slroy Jrhose freedoms America cherlshes so dearly and also because +hey mnghl be used To show mosl beauhlully Jrhe reason for honorlng lrhose heroic men who are guvung lheur all lhal lhese same freedoms m ghl be preserved Emo lons ol comrnencemenl day un a oo many cas s wall nof have waned berore more lhan one boy ol lhe class of I943 wll have donned lhe lqhalc or blue lo Ioan 'rhe over I7O qradu res ol olhe yea s boys who are erlher In camps scallered fhrouqh out lhe counlry o In almosl every frghlng seclor where Ame :can servuce men are acluve 'ti' . . O . . + . . l . . . apply Hwem in anolher sense. We do so because we feel 'rhey may be used 'ro describe I . 4. . Ni f S . l F . .1 ,I V E . . h 5 . r- r I I ' W . if