Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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The 194 H. P. KELSAY Principal The boys and girls, who attended school here last year and the years before are today fighting on the European battlefields or somewhere in the Pacific area. As this is true of Washington-Clay High S-chool, so it is true of all of the high schools of our country. We are made to feel proud of these boys and girls when General Eisenhower tells us that the entire War has not produced one act of cowardice on the part of an American soldier. The soldiers on the fighting front are winning the war and we at home must join them in Winning the peace. We are building for that peace in the new world as we study, work and learn. Our school rooms are our forts, our tools and weapons. Let us use them well for it is to the educated young people of today that the country will look for leadership in the world of tomorrow. U MR. HARKE MRS. SPENCER MR. OTTO NEWMAN Assistant Principal Clerk County Superintendent 5 Minuteman

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Billyan Miller-fourth grade Eugene Izdepski-fifth grade-Arithmetic Charles Webber-sixth grade-Reading Betty Jo Weber-seventh grade-Geography Wesley Wells--eighth grade-General Science Wanda Chapman-ninth grade--English Helen Augh---tenth grade-Citizenship Grace'Bennett--eleventh grade-U. S. History Lurella Reed-twelfth grade--Ethical Character Elmer Sossoman-twelfth grade-Ethical Character JANET BECKER AWARD 'k 'k 'k HERE'S T0 JANET Here's to Janet, so suddenly gone, And to her Mem'ry, still lingering on: Here's to her Life, now in God we know, And for the Reason, she told us so. Here's to her School where she liked to go. And to her Teachers, she loved them sog Here's to her Friends, either old or new, And to her Playmates, to all she was true. By HER FATHER. The 1945 Minuteman

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FACULTY George Heeter Sarah Schultz NValter Doerflein Frances Strickler Marie Steinhart Gladys Dearing M, Dale Harbaugh Roy Rogers Kenneth Olin Lester Mark Hubert Blair Milton Hzmrke The 1945 Minuteman