Sugar Salem High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Sugar City, ID)

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of society. Do you not see that the big tasks are ahead of us? Can you not see the labor for you and me? Yes, certainly, we must all be soldiers whether it be soldiers of the soil, soldiers of the cross, soldiers of the army or of the home. It makes no difference for each must play his part in this great canton- ment. Our work is now over in the Sugar-Salem ' High School, fellow students, and we are off for the firing line. We must leave behind us these training officers whose love and de- votion to our cause has made us revere and honor them. These officers who must train the next company before it is sent to the firing line, have our love and respect, our admiration and good-will and as we march a- way under the colors, we shall never forget their teachings. We are now about to march away to the trenches of life with the fire-arm of efficiency. Therefore, fellow students, wherever we may be let us fight for our colors, the red for vigor, the white for clean lives, the blue for loyalty and should we fall fighting for such a cause, our names shall be placed on the honor roll among the archives of that great General of ours and when he says, “I need thee for a greater service,” may there be no regrets. c rsxa: j Page Thirty-eight.