Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Cl'l00l- SPIRIT is en intangible that makes us feel e glow of pride for the P881 when our school name ia mentioned -- a feeling of pride end love coupled with a desire to better it and uphold its noble traditions. Many of our community leaders graduated from this school which hee e high reting throughout the etate. Since the achievement: of many alumni have merited them Phi Beta Kappa memberehipa, credit ie due the eehool for the fine scholastic hablte formed here. The standards and purposes of M. H, S. hqvo produped heroes in this war who will alwoyt be G credit to thie institution. Our boy! end girls are nw seeing eetion on every fighting front in the world , , . they participated ia the invasion of North Africa. they front in the world . . . they participated in the invasion of North Africa. they fousltt in the Solomons. end they helped capture Sicily and Attu. The lieflfage of Morglntovm High School le rloh and, though our own immediate hietory is still h the we fed that this honored history is also ours.

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O THE VERY capable guidance of the School Board do we owe the high standards of our school. The direction of activities and financial re- sponsibilities fall into their special sphere. Their task has not been an easy one during this uncertain period. The confidence and essentials we need to face the problems of the present and the future have been given to us by our principals and teachers. That we can trust their guidance is indicated by the reports from students in the armed forces and by the success of many other graduates. Although we take their services as a matter of course, we appreciate all their efforts in what they are doing for us. Some of our faculty members are contributing to the war effort through defense work and by service in the armed forces.