May 7 1945 Goose Lake students reflect after war news
Students at Goose Lake Collegiate gather May 7 1945 as General Eisenhower’s ceasefire signals reach Europe. The mood ranges from somber to hopeful with thoughts on ending the war and shaping a peace, followed by a church ceremony and formation of new resolutions for the postwar era.
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