Boyertown High School - Bear Yearbook (Boyertown, PA)

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We Honor Men and Women From B.H.S. Who Serve Our Country Boyertown High School, typical of the thousands of schools all over cur country, is contributing everything it possibly can to our nation at war. The student body has wholeheartedly backed each war loan drive, has generously contributed to the Red Cross and other similar organizationsg has willingly cooperated in drives for metal and paper, and has eagerly given its support to anyone or any organization that had a plan to help speed Hnal victory. But the highest contribution, the one in which We excel, is the fact that our school is constantly giving up her sons to a nation Pfc. Mary E. Grim, dental hygienist, serving in the Wacs. WN M ex. 'Z- Guldin G. Yoder, in charge of selling war bonds and stamps, places a citation on the bulletin board awarded to the students for their purchase of two jeeps, three quacks, and two grasshoppers. at war. It is to these sons that we proudly dedicate this book. These boys have given up their school Work to answer their country's call. They have un- seliishly given up their rightsg they have forsaken personal safety so that they may defend what they believe is right, not only because they Wish to secure Lt. Catherine A. Mohr, librarian, now serving in the Women's Marine Corps. their own future, but because they realize that the fate of our community, of our nation, of our universe, rests on the outcome of this war. To you boys, who have seen a task unfinished and have duti- fully gone to finish it, we humbly and sincerely-and yet proudly -salute you! Ensign Kathryn F. Shaner, English teacher, now serving in the Waves. i l 2 F Q i 1 s K E 3 5 , 1 i 5 X 'Qian ,wifi

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QREMEMBER THE E ,loc-l Thomas is in Lliv luackggroimcl waving' to thi camera. Picture taken on thc- fire town-r. Mary WK-iriXatQig'ei' is getting an Carly start wliilm- other stuclciits open their lockers. lllr. He-avock. on the right. is selling' 'lliitciliu Ritter a tickct to tho football grams. Mrs. Cl'll'lSllll21l'l throws the switch whilo liarliara livrnhart looks astonished at, the miravlvs of modern elvuliricity. Two boys iii the for0g'r0uml apparently argguiiig' arc Richard Houck and Jack Mayor. Those looking' on are lllatlack, Hartman, lllurcor, ll Mayer, and Schultz. an 5 l , 9 O 4