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MMM wzyeafz, sw- Wham! 79 4 I g R-5: SHE LOVED US, WORRIED OVER US ' WILL TOWARD GROWING, AND STIRRED US, LED US ALONG NEW I ALWAYS HAD FAITH IN US. WE ROADS TO OLD HAUNTS or THE I if BRING HER BACK AMONG us IN A ,I RR: WISE AND GREAT, DEVELOPED OUR ' I HER OWN FINE POEM. We 2:10521 157 96411 Mme l must use a plowshare, you have grasped the sword, We two now will labor, sparing breath and word. Mine the work with children, yours, with boys and man, l shall till the home soil with figures, craft, and pen. You will vanish in the mist, bound for God-knows-where, I will shake 'he schoolhouse stove, warm the narrow air. We shall think on God at dawn, thank the Lord at night, Pray for you and every friend winning his grim fight. We shall watch the clods grow green with ageless Love and Truth, You men will put your swords in play with stark and angry ruth. There will come a day of rest, for you and all your men: Come home, Sam, come home again, use my plowshare then.
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SEATED--Dr. A. J. Sirohecker, Lewis A. Gaul, Claude D. Kieineri, Joseph J. O'Reilly, Jeremiah L. Rice. STANDING-George Eves, Jerome I. Staab, H. Raymond Heckman, Harold C. Lebo, Edward G. Wink, Dr. Thomas Ford, Esther L. Schick, Charles W. Hollenbacher, Herbert S. Hollenbach. Wm-I THE ARMED FoRcEsgHefbefzJones. SCHOOL DISTRICT MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY
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PRINCIPAL This holocaust ol war which we have known for three and a half long years has done much to convince most Americans that it is high time the peoples of the world learn to live together in peace and brotherhood. Faced with the alternative of the frightful extermination of human beings in the event of another world conflict, we recognize the necessity for mutual understanding and appreciation among nations and races. Consciously we reject the theory of master races and accept the doctrine ofthe divinity and the brotherhood of man, Eagerly we search for the means that will enable us to develop that brotherhood. Dimly we perceive that it must be based upon mutual respect, and respect, we know, is the result of a full realiza- tion ofthe achievements, contributions, and ideals of a people. Thus our very existence depends upon our studying and understand- ing our neighbors and to that end we must dedicate time and energy. Our people must know the language, art, culture, customs, and attitudes of other peoples. This is our personal obligation, and upon our acceptance of this depends our national salvation. 'lO
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