Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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ON THE B Two panels-SERVING OUR COUNTRY-han the names of six hundred boys and girls and t armed forces of the United States of America. hundred youthful patriots. 'k i' GOLD STARS! . . , . These Honored Dead Have Not Died in ' KILLED IN ACTION Pfc. Edward Weekly . , . Guadalcanal DIED IN SERVICE . Sgt. Thomas Thomas . , . Hunter Field, Georgia Staff Sgt. John Roth . . . French Guiana Pfc. Harold Dasen . . . Hunter Field, Georgia PRISONERS OF WAR Cpl. Robert Davies . . , Wake Island Seaman George Torkanish . . . Philippine Islands Sgt. Andrew Martin . , . Corregidor Pvt. James Young . . . Africa Capt. Paul Brown . . . Tunisia FACULTY IN THE Cpl. Andrew O'Brub Cpl. Paul Keenan First Lieut. Laure i Informa ATTLE FRONT on the walls of the Chaney auditorium. Each contains ree faculty members now wearing the uniform of the . . . A SERVICE FLAG also honors these same twelve 'A' 'A' 'A' MISSING IfC1lI'l Pfc. Paul Ratay . . . Hawaii Pvt. George Bizumich . . . Aleutians Pvt. Thomas Toporcer , . . Africa Pfc. Edwin Davis . . . Africa Pfc. Peter Pavlisen . . . North Africa Corp. Carl Rudolph . . . Western Europe Corp. Michael Havrilla . . . North Africa Pfc. John Cahill . . . Africa WOUNDED First Lieut. Alfred Heyman . . . Australia Pvt. John Papach . . . Solomon Islands Pvt. Lester Szabados . . . Solomon Islands Pvt. Bernard Speck . . , Africa . Robert Ramsey . . . Solomon Islands . William Peters . . . New Guinea Pvt Pvt SERVICE a, XIV Corps . . . Overseas edical Corps . . . Camp Hood, Tex. ce Reed , . . Ft. Totten, New York ian to April 22, I943J ,vi fl ,. if +I at at 1 'l I' KEY TO BA ic to his mother Three brothers Alfred and Staff Sgt John Roth . . a California romance i' Sgt. Thomas Thomas . . . a soldier and a musici LE FRONT SNAPS good Marine, a good American, wrote his commanding officer eith, who is serving in Africa. . a bomber crash! n . . . his brother Graham in Chaney band uniform. 'A' Pvt. Edward Weekly . . . He was a good boy, ci: 'A' ..'. . lo a i' Pfc. Harold Dasen . . . high hopes . . . the thrd Keith Weekly in Africa, with a new buddy in a U. S. C hard for it .... Sgt. Clyde M. Dulin, Sergeant Technici Iowa City, la.--Staff Sgt. Earl Taylor-Wings over Afi' d is cutl e in the Pacific ..,. Gobs Serbati, Chizmar, Niznik, home on fur- r the army at Ft. Knox, Ky ..,. Harold Dickson, now in England, Cpl. Johnny Weaver of the fighting Marines-somewher Iough.--Cpl. Wilbur Cornelius prepares the chow fo imp ..... Cpl. Louis Cherol-it's Sgt. Cherol now-and he worked n, ready for responsibilities .... Paul Kramer, Navy Aviation Cadet, 'ca' tail gunner B 26 Bomber I2th Division Air Farce -Staff Sgt i ,- , - , . . John Rozum, radio technician, Scott Field, preparing for overseas service .... Sgt. Phil Organ, Randolph Field, Texas, Army Air Corps, smiles at the rookies he has been drilling and grilling.--Lieut. lj.g.I William Roth, officers training school, U. S. Navy, Bronx, N. Y ,... Sgt. Elizabeth Bodnar, the ha piest WAAC in the Service .... Pfc. John Ragan, Camp Stewart, Georgia-gunner, 40 mm., 90 mm,-Japan, here he c mes! . , . Pvt. Mike Semyan and sister Betty-lucky Betty! . . . Pvt. Salvatore Torquati of the U.S.A.l Camp Lee, Va. H likes itll-Staff Sgt. Henry Dieter, aerial engineer, Army Air Corps, Tucson Arizona .... Max Cornelius, the U. S. A ..., Paul Fear, radio operator for Uncle Sam--he'Il tell them! , . . Don Wissenbach, engineer, musician, radiates his complete satisfaction with military life .... Lieut. Elizabeth Kramer leaves Billings Hospital for overseas duty-nurse extraordinary! lThese are all the snaps received in answer to the Westerner's S. O. SI

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Out of the chaos of this gigantic struggle will arise the essence of the global peace of the near future, and the Youth from the Battle- fields, and the Youth from the Institutions of Learning, and the Youth of Industry and of the Soil will be the leaders in the recon- struction of tomorrow's world. . . . and a child shall lead them. So shall the youth of our land lead uslto a peace eternal. Not only will they lead, but to them falls the herculean task of guaranteeing and preserving the freedoms that we hold, so dear. To them will look the whole world for guidance and liberty from tyranny and oppression. The foundation of any future peace will be based upon our Qnstitutional Freedoms, the Four Freedoms, and those contained igflgur Charters of Liberty. As a token of our understanding of what you have done and will do, we, the January and June 1943 graduates of Chaney, who, in the near future will be working side by side with you in this hu- manitarian struggle, inscribe this chronicle to you-Chaney's valiant Fighters for Freedom. ' and .Y no . , ,Q - Q24 .LSA r -5, 42 . f' , 1' 'N ix 5 ij QV ? as if '- gre-if Jlliilllllliii 0 I 0 ,iit i d MflSY'.f?'1.bf l 1 ' 5'f ' U'1 's Qggfiiliril lf 'V f