Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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.omg N, gl' ... J A Grihnir The Nebraska Wesleyan University cherishes special admiration and affection for its men who are making every sacrifice necessary that they may follow the flag. Graduates of recent years have given up business and professional prospects and have abandoned personal plans at the call of patriotism. Undergraduates have seen the par- tially reared structure of college life fall into pieces and have smiled over the ruin as they marched away . All go to a life of strenuous train-' ing and self-denial and each one knows he may be required to make the supreme sacrifice before the war is over. What high courage they manifest! There are dangers in the air, under the water, and in the trenches-everywhere. They can face these dangers with a smiley but they cannot face the next generation without a clean record in this hour of the world's crisis. Their names are on our Honor Roll, their stars are on our Service Banner, their images are enshrined in our hearts. We who remain behind pledge ourselves anew to those ideals which alone can make the world worth sav- ing. I. B. SCHRECKENGAST. I' NSEC-. W gs Q Ei