Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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SECOND ROW: Shirley Francis, Board Member, Don DeNooyer, Assistant Trecsurerg Sally Sclrwzb, Board Monrbzr, FIRST ROW: Jo-Anne Bryant, Treasurer, Dick Davenport, Vice-President, John LaParl, President, Joyce Spyker, Treasurer Senior Board We, the class of l9-48, do solemnly dedicate ourselves to uphold and protect the ideals and principles of democracy which our predecessors gave their lives to establish and pre- serve. lt is with this common pledge that we promise to take our places in society, and to fashion a new world, with the implement of brotherhood, upon whose foundation is built a temple of everlasting peace, Two times the world has been plunged into a universal conflict. Two times men have given their lives to defeat rulers who have had a greed for power. Two times these lives could have been saved. Will there be a third time? The answer to this question rests wholly upon our actions-for we will be the presidents, kings, dictators, the rulers of to- morrow. We will, therefore, have in our possession the power to destroy our own lives, our children's lives, and all mankind, but we shall also have the power to prevent such tur- moil, chaos, and destruction, and to build toward a new world in which peace, security, and understanding prevails. The hope of tomorrow is our challenge of today. Page Eighteen

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SIXTH ROW: D. Davenport, L, Shouldice, H. Lehman, G. Clark, S, Shively, F. Grindol, D. Dragoo, D. Lazarus, J. Smith, T. Anderson, A. Lampman. FIFTH ROW: R. VanSyckle, L. Latimer, S. Francis, K. Ward, B, Rudy, P, Sullivan, N. Wenckc, S. Morris, M. Fraser, H. Brooker, D. DeNooyer, A. Crowell, G. Skidmore. FOURTH ROW: S. Schwab, C. Rolfe, J. Borgerson, J. Bryant, E. Williams, B. Rathbun, M. Arnold, V, Rogers, E. Traut, M, Hoxey, P. Stack, B. Royer. THIRD ROW: S. Browne, R, Nuding, J, LaParl, B. Butler, E. Gilbert, E. Gilbert, W. Elliott, R. Buck, J. Holmes, J. Lahr, R. Kloptenstein. SECOND ROW: B. Jamieson, J. Mason, J. LaMont, P. Brown, G. Phillipson, R. Dygcrt, N Hutchinson, P. Campbell, C. Ross, A. Hildebrandt, D. Walters, L. Pratt, FIRST ROW: J. Hrenkovic, E. Graves, A, Buncich, G Osborn, H. Burtis, P, Dodge, M. Crosby, J. Johnston, J. Pharcs, D. Nyc Committee on Scholastic Honors Origin: The National Honor Society was organized by the National Association ot Secondary Principals through a charter granted them in l925. Purpose: To merit those averaging a high scholastic record. Functions: Seventy-two graduating seniors were honored by gaining membership in this society. This national high school organization is equal to the college and univer- sities' Phi Beta Kappa. Membership: Those seniors scholastically in the upper titteen per cent ot their class. Page Nineteen