Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

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SERVICE Service! Who of it hath greater given. Who for it hath deeper suffered. More hath rendered, been more ready At the bugle’s first clear calling Than our boys? Service! Who of us can say we’ve given Half so much at duty’s summons? Who of us so quick responded To our country’s dreadful peril As our boys? Service! What of it may we now offer? How may we, too, self-denying. Give our all at duty’s bidding, Stand for freedom, love unselfish Like our boys? Service! Heaven grant a consecration Of our lives, our aims, our purpose To the saving of our country. Of its virtue, its proud honor. For our hoys. Service! Let us ne’er be found unworthy Of the flag that waves above us. Let us give our service gladly. Let us fight for truth and honor With our boys! 1918 E. M. D. ’13

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 TO THAT SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM WHICH IMPELLED OUR BELOVED SPONSOR, WILLIAM T. CROSSWHITE, OUR GUIDE, INSTRUCTOR, FRIEND, TO PLEDGE TO HIS COUNTRY AND OURS HIS LIFE, HIS FORTUNE, AND HIS SACRED HONOR, THIS WAR EDITION OF THE BOOMER” OF WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL, 1918, IS MOST LOYALLY, MOST TENDERLY DEDICATED

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