Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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N !:;(;. the Imys of Augusta— then Liberty Tliill— Acadciiiy inarchwl forth to join tiieir fouiitryniL ' ii in throwiiig olV tiu ' yoku of the oppri ' ssor: in ISCI. Hr. l,,,ys of Wasliiiigi(,n Collc-c, i ii- listing as tlie Lihrrty Hall ' oliiiit(rrs, took up arms lo rcpd the invader of tlicir Soutlioru liomrs; in I ' Ji; and I ' .ils. ihc slu- dents and alumni of Vasliiii.t;ton and l ci ' I ' nixrrsilv oHVivil, al their country ' s call, their services, not indeed against an op])ressi]|- (jr in- vader of their laud, but against those Central Nations of Euroiie. invaders of France and Belgium and Italy and Kussia, oppressors of all iieojilcs who might unsubserviently come under tlieii ' power, who dreamed of he- coming world-masters. With nothing to gain for .self hut llie consiicuisuess of dniv done in freeing all peoples from a domination based on might of arm.-, ihev Ireelv gave of their best, hesitating not at lil ' e itself. Before the Ihiited States entered the war. nundiers of Washington and Lee men enli.sted with British and French Hu-ces: on the declaration of hostilities a Washington and Lee Ambulance Corps was lormed and underwent mo.st strenuous service up to the end; in Ol ' licers ' Training Camps and Draft Camps Washington and Lci ' men were alwavs to he found; ami finally, last fall, in her Student Army Training Camp bii- undergraduates labored diligently and tirelessly to lit IhemseUcs for more efficient sw ' vice. On land, on sea. in air. were to he Found the men ni ' Washington and Lee. With sadness, yet with .sacred ])ride. we ]ioint to the golden stars upon the Service Flag of Washington and Lee. They stand for those who counted not life itself too lear to he olfered up in the struggle of democracy against autocracy; in the spirit of sacrilice and service they gave all it was theirs to give. Sn tiftm XB gratrfullii ftrJiiratrft ®Itp CEalijx nf 1319 [The list of names on the oiijiosite pa.i;e is .is cdinplete as iuvestiiratioiis could make it. If au.v have been omitted let tliciii also share lliis tolieu of respect and lioiior.] Page Five

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