Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

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Ju Hmnriam r r r r r r i i i. L L L r I 4 Wc sincerely dedicate The 1944 Notlennnc to Philip Arnold. He was a man of highest ideals and beloved by all who came under his influence. His life was rich in varied experiences but his love for music was bis greatest factor of influence on the youth of Cannelton. The 1944 Nollennac I I- L I L L

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 J J ] T ' J J T T THE 1944 N O T L E N N A C

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GERALD R. NEFF, Superintendent B.S. North Manchester College. 1938; M.S. Indiana University. 1940; Working toward Ed.D. at Indiana University. Everyone dreams of being a Jimmy Doolittle or a Douglas MacArthur. but famous deeds are possible only for a few highly trained men and women placed in opportune positions. Heroic deeds are possible for sincere men and women wherever they may be. Each one of you must quickly adjust yourself to the thing that you can do best to help win the war and peace. Wish for a peace of justice, the peace of righteousness. May you do everything you can to promote the American Way of Life. Best Wishes. Don Marketto Principal of High School and Musical Instructor “Long hours of work make the shortest route to success.” Edgar Etienne Principal of Mger's Grade School. He who decides a case with out hearing the other side, though he decide justly, can not be considered just.” Mabel Daum Senior Sponsor and Home Economics Teacher. “Success is not rustproof. Constant effort keeps it gleaming.” The 1944 Notlennac 5