Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

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v1f 'v T zme Wzll Tell' The class of 1944 has been graduated' That a class of one hundred and seven should graduate mto an adult world of ITlllll0DS rs rather msxgmficant but to us lt IS vltal' We have studmed and prepared for this so that despxte the ob stacles of a four year course we have attained our goal Thls preparatlon was slow but sat1sfy1ng We gradually became aware of a larger and more sxgmficant world about us only to realxze w1th effort that we could not be chrldren forever but must find a place for ourselves--ch1sel a nxche prepare ourselves for our chosen Job We look mto the lmmedlate future as though through a mlst, for It rs dark wmth uncertamty We cannot rgnore the chaotlc order of the world for xt 1S maklng relentless demands on our way of 11fe and becommg part of our responsl b1l1ty We are reachmg matur1ty at a trme when the full fury of a people as accented by the beat of marchmg feet and the roar of powerful destructlve ma chmes IS bemg unleashed agamst a mortal foe But we do not look forward to a t1me of contmued host1l1t1es rather toward a future of peace-peace and securlty for ourselves and the blll10I'1S of other people rn other natxons w1th lrke 1deals and asplratlons Peace w1ll not steal m lrke a thref m the mght unannounced and unawares Problems and many perplexltles wxll grrp the world before and after any peace conference' There w1ll be responsrbxlltxes whrch we wrth our developed 1I'ltell1g61'lCe and 8b1lltl6S must assume Only thus w1ll the future be brrght wlth hope No one can predlct what thls one or that one of our class shall accompllsh Some w1ll be famous the Just reward of labor and hlgh resolve The profes srons wrll call a few the factory others and many w1ll own the house half way up the next block However 1n whatever callmg we fmd ourselves we shall all undeniably and mseparably be part of a vthole responslble crtrzens of the Umted States We hold our future rn our hands' It w1ll be what we make lt And m a lesser way we hold the fate of the world rn our hands We are a cross section of Amer1ca we shall determrne xts pohcres What we are Amer1ca wrll be T1me wxll tell' 9 IH llf -Q 1 26 'f ' ' vA-A- - -- ' Af' 'vA:'vA- Av'-A f Ax.. A.v, f, A ,4'vAv O U I . . . l . . 7 . - . . . y . , . , . - 1 it 1 1 1 1 ,, ' , . . - . . D - . . . . ' 7 7 5 ' 7 7 . . f 7 - . . . . 3 . . . . . , . . . Q Tl l fusing any .s. 3.5-gs 9,5 , a If F1 'fifiyfi

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Calvin Taylor Mary Olsson . Theresa Scarpa Karl Erickson . Robert Capie . Wallace Brown Betty Joan Bates Secretary William Rodgers Treasurer S