Conemaugh Township Area High School - Connumach Yearbook (Davidsville, PA)

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I G. W. STEPHENS Supervising Principal 'rf' HELEN MATHIAS TELFORD B. BLOUGH Office Secretary Vice-Principal 8

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Nineteen forty-one is a memorable year in the history of our high school. The present graduating class is the last of the three groups who had their roots in other schools. From now on we are on our own. The faithfulness and loyalty of the classes of 1939, 1940 and l94l, trans- ferred to a new Conemaugh Township High School, should stand ever as a monument of inspiration for those who continue to add to the traditions which have been so nobly begun. 3 But 1941, also, is the ending of a strange decade--and epoch conceived and born in the chaos of depression. High school classes ten years ago faced an uncertain world. A whole generation of unwanted youth were wasting away in the disillusions of another generation. There were no fancy jobs waiting-in fact no jobs at all. Life was useless, living futile. Or, so it seemed then. Today is different. The notions of an individual just ten years ago have changed our coming in and our going out, our thinking and our singing, our work and our play. Today youth is des- perately needed to save democracy even for ourselves, a task which your fathers believed they had accomplished for the whole world. There is a new challenge to our freedom, a new threat to our liberty, and a new breaking of our con- fidence. Enemies lurk even within our own gates. True, youth is wanted today but war, the great destroyer of youth, fathers the demand. But there is a call, the call to blood, toil, tears and sweat. It is a call that begs for the tough fibre of a strong American youth, youth filled with the spirit of loyalty, devotion and self-sacri- fice in the new service of an old ideal- democracy. ' No one knows the uncertain future. And yet we must face it unafraid. War. Depression, or Prosperity-face forward with the confident hope that a better world is in the making. We will continue to plant trees, to grow shrubs and to cultivate flowers even about our own high school, knowing full well that better and more beautiful days will greet those who follow if we break not faith with those who went before. This is our task. TELFORD B. BLOUGH - THE SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT-Kerby Hamer, C. R. Kring, treasurerg Earl Mishler, president, Ioseph Pugh, vice-president, R.' C. Vincent, Charles Sporyp William Hammer. 9