Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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X ban anti Br aV 7 Wer ; ; . sima . EU ANE OUR HEROES The medals that are sent home or presented to the parents of our boys. are not just pins! They stand for courage, fraternity, and humanity. They are something worthy of praise ang a great many tears. These young Fellows who will never return didn't have to be pushed into the bloody throes of war. They did what they, themselves, wanted to do, so that πο, the younger generation of America, will never again face the tragedy of war. We can not begin to realize what our boys have gone through. Many return blind; some have returned with their whole minds in a turmoil, unable to remember that they have folks who love them; while still others come back minus an arm or leg. When asked about how it happened. they reply, It's only a scratch,-not worth mentioning. Our boys aren't ones to boast or brag. They'll say, We only did our part. Yes, they did do their share and when we hear of all the battle casualties we should bow our heads reverently and utter a silent prayer, asking God to please bring as many back as possible. Those who do not return died not 1n vain. They shall live on forever in our hearts! Lorraine Holt 147 ESEREN 117 717 , ⁄ Z s= HILT Z — SA N ١ ή Le , TH

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