East High School - Redjacket Yearbook (Pawtucket, RI)

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THE parting of the ways has come. In the future we must plot our own course. No longer may we rely on help and advice from our capable faculty. To them goes our gratitude for the patience and perseverance they have shown throughout the three years of our high school course. We are graduating in a period of great turmoil and strife. The great world conflict, which is now in its sixth year, has affected in divers ways the very lives of each and every one of us. Already many from our class have left to join in the fight for freedom, and before long more will follow. They are remembered and respected by us all. Whatever our part may be in this war. we must do it well, for our aim is victory, peace, and security. These cannot be attained by idleness: for them we must work, fight—yes. and even die. Today’s younger generation is tomorrow's hope. With us lies the building of the future. I know that we will face it with courage, determination, and confidence.—Kachig Boghossian 16 —

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Island Society First row. left to right: V. McElroy. N. Logan, V. Midgely. M. Minko. H. McKenna, R. Martin. F. Menard. Second row: C. Leach. J. Meiklejohn. J. Moore. E. Neibuhr. J. McWeeney. L. Oldricf. First row. left to right: V. Paine. E. Pickavant. G. Petrucci. B. Riley. A. Wilk. M. Sweet land. E. Sullivan. B. Wilczek. Second row: F. Thomae. J. Parker. H. Wood. C. Wagner. J. Pride. M. Padykula. - 15

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