Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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Jl Pledge Addressed to the alumni of Broken Bow High School, fighting men who are carrying the flag of the United States cf America, these who have died in the service, and those who yet serve. This Broken Bow annual, THE WARRIOR, comes off the press in a year of national and international crisis—in many respects a year of tragedy; but nevertheless, a year of great responsibility and opportunity. The annual—a memory book—is truly a tradition. In itself it is a small thing, but it typifies and perpetuates a greater thing—public education in a Democracy. In its way it becomes one of the innumerable things that you and other Americans have fought for and died to preserve. It is a bit of the American Way of Living and as such takes on an importance far out of proportion to the magnitude of the book as a project. In this, the 1942 WARRIOR, we pledge to our fighting alumni —that we will in turn take our place; —that we too will carry on; — that we too will, if necessary, make the supreme sacrifice; —that we in our time will guarantee to future classes in Broken Bow High School the rights and priviliges of education in a Democracy; of the American Way of Living; yes, of publishing an annual. We have received; we are ready to give. ( lass of l()4

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H. A. SCHROEDER Superintendent H. V. TAYLOR Principal H. A. SCHROEDER A. B., Wayne State Teachers' College M A U.olN. Superintendent ot Schools H. V. TAYLOR A. B., Peru State Teachers' College M A. U.oflJ. Principal of Senior High THE FACULTY ANNABEL BEAL A. B M. A. U. of N. History, English, and Government CHARLES M. COMPTON A B M. A Hastings College Colo. State College Music. Sociology H. EDWIN CRAMER B A Wartburg College Asst Athletic Coach Biology. Algebra HELEN CULBERTSON A B U. cf N. Normal Training. English H. INEZ DEAN A. B., Ripon College U of Wis Cole.. U. C. L. A Latin Library MRS. KEITH GILMORE B Sc.. U. of N. Vocational Home Economics I I L I I I I L I I I I I