Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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NORMAN C. KOONTZ Superintendent B. A., M. A. Yale University Columbia University Members of the Class of 1943,1 salute you: I salute you as youth, the nation’s greatest asset, the source of national strength, the defense against the enemies of our country, the guarantee of the perpetuity of free governments and the hope of the future. Yours is not an ordinary experience. You have been chosen for a special honor, the honor of starting life at the beginning of an era, at a time when all human experience has been thrown into the crucible, when the dross is slowly being burned away and when ideals, new ideas and new issues, are being given practical implementation by all of the resources of nations. A clarion call to the work of righteousness, of courage, of loyalty, of tolerance, of charity and of patience has been sounded. This call has come to some of your class already. It will continue to come to all of you daily. In after years when memory brings back these moments to your minds may you be able to say, “I saw the world in a crisis and responded as well as I could. I gave myself to the cause of wholesome and brave living. I studied, I worked, I loved and, when duty called, I fought unsparingly and hopefully. I pray that I have been worthy of my generation.” My best wishes to you. Sincerely, Norman Koontz

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CONNEAUT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The Board of Education MR. WILLIAM LORD, President MR. KENNETH BUSS, Vice-President MRS. AGNES I AMES MR. RAY MARTIN MR. ROSS RHINEHART MR. CARL MILLARD, Clerk of the Board MISS JESSIE HALL, Secretary to the Superintendent MR. GEORGE HELMBRECHT, Custodian MRS. LAURA COX, Janitress

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VIRGIL R. HENRY Principal B. S., M. Ed. Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Mr. Henry, We, the members of this year’s Tattler Staff wish to dedicate this issue of the year book to you. You have always been, throughout the last three years, our class friend and patient adviser, and we take this small and insignificant means of attempting to express our deep appreciation and high esteem we hold for you. The 1943 Tattler Staff