Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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, -1U,,-- .aw ' MR. GLENN C. WORST o you boys and girls who A once rushed through the corridors of Calumet High School to sit in our class- rooms. and to you teachers who presided so ably in these classrooms, I send greet- ings and best wishes from Calumet. and the assurance that wherever you are. whatever you do your school is solidly be- U R it PR I tm P A L hind you. H May you be successful in your noble effort to preserve I-imericab all fort which she stands. May you be equally successful in the great iiiisrsion to which you have dedicated yourself-to bring peace and happiness, 'to the enslaved peoples of the world. t May God bless you and keep you. and return you safe to your hornei your school, and your community. V l Vfwr' ' xx, - el'Ll'l' V 1 w Page t9

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A s Bye iQ1ifiS5fi Hanseh iMf, Griffin Mrsg Harms M12 iEiQeSi1f6!f1 Casey Ienniiiqs i?U' PN six ei ,c m i fi f if 4 lyjrfx 'V 14 if : V-:ply , Jai: 'I if kzyi,-L A 1 'arious members of Ca1umet's faculty have turned their cjifei' lid 11-ie jQ?ernment. These patriotic Americans are serv- Page 8 ' N Q . iiigiiih5mtHe.,ann'eCi, foncesi iidhiing for a future of universal peace. yblumewof 1our Ternulac is dediccded. Ae-2-1 Y, , TW, vf J' 'L ..

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mio ,ga .gr gafadaclf very youth who goes forth clad in armor, the armor provided by the greatest nation on earth. the armor of love provided by those left at home . . . goes forth to battle with that old dragon. the devil. E Sir Galahad, go forth to fight. to conquer. to live. that the irresistible surge of man for freedom may be speecled upward. Still those bombastic noises and restore the glori- ous sound of laughter . . . the carefree laughter of youth . . . the tinkling laughter of -mothers . . . the hearty laughter of dads . . . Sir Galahad, go forth and restore God's laughter to His earth. g V OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. EGBERT HUNTER