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Seniors, graduation, careers, a new life. We step out of our high school bark canoe onto a barren, though well-trodden shore. We are out exploring for glory, excite- ment, livelihood. We have the tools to cultivate this vast, unknown future. We have the bright hopes, the burning faith, the love neces- sary to conquer and rebuild. We are emerging into a world over- come by devastation, seeking peace among ruins. We will plow and plant these numerous fields and the crops and- fruits shall be many. Ninety-nine hearts, ninety-nine minds will strive for and seek until they find, and never will they yield the dove of peace.
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Walfionaf .Manor ,Shciefy Seated: Patricia Montfort, Charles Stevinson, Gloria Sutter, james Nikolai, Eleanor Vogl, john Wren. Second Row: Sally Brady, Wilma Roleke, Teresa Fehlig, Charles Duff, Patricia Cross, Dolores Maurer, Margaret Woods, Gladys Donovan, Paul Stablein, Marguerite Alexander, Doris jean Frohoff, Rita Downey. Third Row: Dolores Schaefer, Claire Ellen Falk, Theresa Kaullen, Patricia McDonnell, Patricia O'Connor, jack Franke, William johnson, Patrieia Patten, Martha Hurley, Mary Schorfheide, Kathleen Dreiling, Mary Alice McDermott. Cooperating with other secondary schools of the nation, Bishop Hogan High School elected deserving students to the National Honor Society in the spring of 1944. This year twenty-four new members were elected to the Bishop Hogan Chapter. The society is comparatively new, having been originated in the beginning of the present century by forward-looking educators, who believed that social and athletic activities were receiving too much attention. Emphasis had switched from scholarship because the high schools of the day were attracting a greater number of boys and girls-many of whom were not interested in the solids. lfearing that scholarship would decline, those educators sought to reward the studious by making them members of the National Honor Society. liligibility, however, now embraces more than scholarship. lt includes the qualities which make .1 wortliwhile Cill7CI1-'gO0Cl character, leadership and service to school .mtl community.
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