Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE understanding by the student of what is to be expected of him in the coming years. Yet, we have made only a beginning-and before our very eyes a world conflict is making our future respon- sibilities obsolete. Each class has been given a clear and concise explanation of duties and responsibilities and particular stress has been laid upon the greater opportunity for the individual to use his initia- tive in his future field of work. Each student is interested in the set of wings for which he has been striving this year. Wish him success for he has Worked hard to attain the position in which he can perform duties of great value for his country. Each and every one of the student pilots is aware of the great task which lies before him-the task of keeping America free for the future generations. Our goal can be attained only by cooperation and unity on the part of every loyal American. The command of Wllake Offn has been given. Let us heed our commanders and prepare to fly into the future. E fi T ,, A Z2....QKw....,.-B..

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spam, TAKE OF ! OUR SCHOOL OF STUDENT P OTS is preparing to move along to the final cli ax of a lengthy and arduous course, which eac mem- ber of the training unit hopes will lead t his fu- ture career. The students have, ' of cour e, been taught all the fundamentals of learning 'n both elementary and advanced instruction. 'th this knowledge, it can be correctly assumed hat our training unit provides the necessary link etween termination of the student's instructi n and actual participation by him, to become a raduate pilot from the Ferndale Training Base. he stu- dent has certain fatigues to perform. These often seem very undesirable at the time, but are help- ful and essential for the future and are no entire- ly lacking in benefit to the student hims lf. The ultimate result of these operations is a definite ----1 l , f l N f lm! XM ,- Z , X 1 y

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A - w X rx? cars if r 'W H ti T HH f.,:z2'Q '? f'!4L, H . ' in If l - bi i N . T -L 5 ML xv- K it H 'K WW 3 Q' qw? A TRIBUTE TO OUR FERNDNLE THEY TOIL WITHOUT GLORY! The students who once roamed the halls of Ferndale High School are doing at job of which we may well feel proud. They are fighting for the right of all men to live in peace and with honor and decency among the millions that are fighting for future America. Thesel valiant young volunteers with their sheer, stark courage are at gallant company. They are doing a job that has much to do with the successful defense of this country, but they do t eir job lnagnificently. They shall not go unrecognized. To hack up the lsoldiers who will win this war is the real aim we are striving fo . With- out bugle or roll of drums we're in stride with the marc to vic- tory. Let our prayers he for them, for in so doing, we ray for the safety of them that fight. We will help them come back- Alive I W l N 1