Central Vocational High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ver the .Hump OR several years American youfh have been flying men and maferials of war from India Over fhe l-lump info war-forn China. The Himalaya mounfains are fhe highesf in fhe world. Peaks fhaf can noi be flown over musf be flown around. Forced landings place fhe fliers in hosfile lands, from which exfreme courage, endur- ance, and adroifness offer fhe only chance for emerging alive. Cenfral Vocafional High School's Class of I945 is a parf of fhe global life now shaping. Where our grandparenfs fhoughf in 'rerms of farms and fownships, our parenfs in ferms of counfies and sfafes, and we, in furn, in 'rerms of nafions and federafions, This new generafion enfering human service musf fhink in ferms of empires and fhe enfire world. No family, no cify, no sfafe, nor any nafion may ever again live fo ifself alone. Leasf of all may any man do so. A new social order is in fhe making. Graduafes of fhe class of l945 face responsibilifies and opporfunifies wholly new and vasfly differenf. Figurafively speaking. we are Over fhe l-lump in our war efforf. Meefing and masfering condifions as fhey unfold during and affer our complefe vicfory over our nafional enemies is cerfain fo be a challenging experience. If can also be a broadening and wifhal a delighfful one. Affer fhe vicfory exfreme courage will be expecfed of youfh in order fhaf world condifions of human living may be such as fo preclude fhe chance of fufure wars occuring. The endurance of men will be fesfed as never before. nof even in fhe heighf of baffle. if fhe world is 'ro be broughf fo a fime and condifion where fhe men of all nations live happily fogefher in fhis world of ours. Faifh, pafience and charify will, fo you. be priceless in fhese coming days when your endurance under fhe condifions of rumor, sfrife and bickering will be fhe all-foo-common lof of men. Adroifness in dealing wifh The sifuafions as fhey face you as fhe world emerges from fhe darkesf days of ifs hisfory and fries fo find ifs way back fo sanify and kindly living, can be fhe mark of a Cenfral man's preparafion fo live in fhe new global sphere of influence. You men of fhe class of l945 can be cerfain fhaf each one of you is going fo be faced wifh more fhan one personal l-lump over which you are going fo have fo find your way or crash. Mosf of you will learn whaf if means fo be going if alone. lf is fhen fha? your courage, endurance and adroifness will be fesfed and we are confidenf fo believe fhaf in every case of a Cenfral man, he will be equal fo fhe needs of fhe occasion. Ray F. Ku ns l9l

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.Honor Roll During rhis school year Ihese young men have laid aside Their boolfs and gone our from among us Io iighl in The wars I'haI peace and freedom mighl be preserved Io ourselves and broughl Io all mankind. 'EJ X N- I HONOR ROLL I944-I945 AIR CORPS: Akers, Joseph Chrisly, Beauiord Kehrf, Louis ARMY: Bensinger, Slanley Busby, Arlhur Farrell, John I-Ieim, Edward I-Iill, Lawrence Mack, Louis Riley, Darold Roper, James Thomson, Richard Tiemeyer, Erwin Wieland, William Yannelli, Anlhony Zillaerburg, Leon O MARINE CORPS: Edwards, James Gordon, Floyd Schmilz, Williani Sullivan, Roberl MERCHANT MARINE: Brinlcmoeller, Carl Coffman, Ronald Ericlc, Charles Smilh, Richard Tyree, Gordon NAVY: Brug, Durward Carr, Roberr Carroll, Marvin Gehlerl, Charles Schroeder, James Scolr, Conley Ulen, Wallace Villari, Joseph Wifherby, Roberl