National Park College - Acorn Yearbook (Forest Glen, MD)

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t'1'l1lL't' Service to our country at all times as an efficient and well-informed citizen is one of our liigliest ideals. Now, in tliis crisis, we feel a growing desire to take our place in tlme great pattern of National Defense-a defense not merely of our territories, lout ol: freedom, tlie hiftllfigllt of time American people. Xve realize tllat upon the out- come of tliis conflict will undoubtedly depend the rigllt of our sons and daughters to exercise the privileges wliicll we llave always regarded as in- llerently our own. Vve. at National Park, fincl many ways in wlmicll to help. VV e fill our leisure moments witll lcnitting and sewing. Nearly all of us liave en- rolled in tlie Red Cross First Aid course and many are talcing a Nutrition course, under the same sponsorsllip. Tllese services. seemingly small but actually of great importance, are tile collec- tion oi tin foil and canceled stamps, and tlie lmuy- ing of Wvar Boncls and Stamps. ln tlnese, and many otlrer ways, we of National Park, as part of a nation doubly united in a great cause, IIBVC given tire worlc of our liancls and tlle entllusiasm of our llearts to tile defense of the nation.

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