Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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5 'lil t Y iffy K fig!! fl, 4 i bil! I WMM X W! AVING successfully completed our four years of high school, we are now going forth to assume new re- sponsibilities as citizens of the United States, a country dedicated to the three great freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of the press. The theme of our yearbook, patriotism, is a timely subject, especially reflective of the emotional tone of the year 1942. As We look through the pages one month, one year, or twenty-five years hence, they will not lose their brilliance or pale, because love and respect for the principles upon which this country was founded are the very spirit of the book. ..f' 2 41 1 f -5Q15i1+'f 3531124 1- ' , ' an 'V' . '- w -P fir Iwi, a W N

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af '19, W- a , A ... A, li U16 r r 1942 UF PATTEHSIJN PARK HIGH SIIHIJIJI. Published by the Seninr lilass Baltimore, Maryland

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QL , A - A . I ii? '5,?,l, K I ,- ti- , iv 4 I Q , nf. 3, I1 A .fl grin: 4, 'H' :gf I I 62 .1 1 gig I i A i QI? I I I lg I K X 21? 3 if . 'il TODAY THE YOUNG PEOPLE EVERYWHERE ARE PLAYING A VITAL PART IN SUPPORTING THE PROGRAM OF OUR COUNTRY. WHETHER THEY MAN OUR FLYING FORTRESSES, PATROL OUR SHORES AND SEAS, WORK IN DEFENSE INDUSTRIES, OR GO T0 sCHOOL, THEY HAVE A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN THE PRESERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THIS DEMOCRACY. T0 THIS YOUTH, WHOSE HIGH IDEALS AND PATRIOTIC ENTHUsIAsM ARE MAKING FOR A BETTER AMERICA, WE DEDICATE THE PATTERSON CLIPPER OF 1942.