Union High School - Redskin Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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0I 8l,UOI' In an attempt to keep pace with the ever changing times, our paramount desire has been to create a book that will be of the most interest to the entire student body It is our privilege to present to you students a review of the period when our pleasures whlch to us now are treasures were not fully appreclated Although the war has changed many thinps at our school, we must not feel indlvidual, because throughout the world changes have taken place We should remember the numerous rights and privlleges we hold and be thankful for them The right of which we students should indeed be proud is the right of educatlon Perhaps sometimes we forget what a great privilege education is being able to choose any school, being able to do what we please at that school, without the fear of a spy So as you turn the pages of this book, be ever con scious of the treasures contalned thereln 444 -lil vi me LCC! tL0l'l Although the war of 1917 18 was the war to end wars, in 1941 we were again called upon to defend our lands and pro tect democracy It is to Raymond Cradduck, S Zfc, a former member of our class who is today missing in action, and all the former students of Union High School serving in the arm ed forces, that we dedicate this year's 'El Aguila' www rx f - P cl' '

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PUBLISHED TdE SENIOR CLASS OF UNION CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL 1945

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