Rayen School - Rayen Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Time. you old gypsy. why hasten away? That is a ques- tion which no one is able to answer, yet we all know that time can never be recaptured. It is for the present and the future that we must live. For the students who have yet to finish school. time will become increasingly precious as you gradually advance through the grades. Take ad- vantage of the present and make the best of your edu- cation, for all too soon, your school time will hasten away. As you Rayen graduates of the class of lune 1946 go out in the world to take your places as its citizens, put to good use the time spent in school learn- ing co-operation and fellowship. Make your future one of which Rayen School can always be proud. Live a clean decent life, striving to better yourself, your town, and your country. -'Cf Page Five 134' Foreword -

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We. the class of 1946. humbly and respectfully dedicate this. our annual, to those gallant boys who. attended Rayen and proudly and unselfishly gave their lives so that we, and those who follow us, may continue to obtain an education with free- dom still ringing in our hearts. To the undergraduates sti.ll remains the brunt of the battle -the fight for peace. It is for them to see that never again shall Rayen students. nor any youth of America, shed their blood, as did these. on battle- grounds of the world. Page Seven 13+ Dedication ,