Crawford Community High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Arma, KS)

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V...... CRAWFORD COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL AnMA,KANeAe February 15, 1944 Dear Bulldogs The school year of 1943 44 has experienced hard problems to solve Not the least of these pro blems is the one concerning the World War II Many pupils wonder what the world has in store for them and what good slaving over dry high school subjects can ever accompl s You have worked, played, fought won, and have been de feated this year In all of these you have dis covered something about yourself that you did not know before In your school work you have found many things to ponder over The War has create new names, new products and new ideas We are hearing about things now that were unknown three years ago Old things have been revived an fitted into our lives and in these things your future can be found An unsettled frontier no longer exists on our western side, but larger, greater, and more im- portant frontiers break forth every day in war and peace, medicine, science, industry, transpor- tation, agriculture and host of others. Point your ambition toward some of these frontiers and search it to its very end, because with your help the ESTEL GILMOUR A his l world can and will be better. Your Friend, K EJ-.J a ond Rowland Superintendent I YV Yxwkks YYQVV V W nw YYYVVY xsnr YM Y YV O Y V Hx Y sr Wx'- 1 1 h. , - ' . d . d re-