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- m 4 ,fem .-,,,,v '1 -Y. C15 Byron Dukes, ,44, C25 Iames L. Everett, 36, Murray Sommer, C45 James Dickerson, ,44, William Crane, ,40, C65 VVilliam YVilterinood, ,43, C75 Gene Scott, 739, C85 Kenneth Karshner, ,44, Edward Meek, 38, Cl05 james Groendyke, ,40, C115 Rebecca WVhittington, '26, C125 Iames Houlehan, ,34, Robert Millis, ,40, C145 Richard Williams, 44, C155 David Burns, ,44, C165 Maurice Gill, Cl75 Richard McLoed, ,44, C185 Glenn Carter, ,40, C195 Donald Stout, ,34, C205 Alberta Rankin, '44, C215 Glover Ellis, '40, Henry Perry, ,42, C235 Wilfred Gill, C245 Bernard Suverkrup, 24, C255 Austin Ellington, 731, C265 Edward Scherer, ,37, C275 Herbert Risley, '34, C285 Carrol Moody, '34, C295 Ben Peck, ,30, C305 Thomas Cooksey, '34, C315 George Colvin, ,43, Ioseph Taylor. Page Fourteen
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'X RIBUTE Over the entrance of our great institution of learning is painted in large letters the motto of our school, Enter To Learn, Go Forth To Serve. Each student of C. H. S. interprets this motto in terms of peace-time service. However, when war was declared on Japan and Germany in December, 1941, every loyal son of C. H. S. interpreted anew our school motto. He broadened its meaning to include service to defend the four freedoms of our country. He donned the uniform of our armed forces, and today he lights on foreign soil thousands of miles from home to preserve our American way of life and to keep war from our shores. In the Pacific theater of war, he knows the meaning of disease-infested jungles, blinding rains, muddy foxholes, and a merciless enemy. In the European theater of war, he knows the meaning of bombed cities, hungry humanity, ceaseless ack-ack, and a ruthless foe. Our hope and prayer for each of these valient sons of C. H. S. is that he soon may return safely to his home and country to enjoy again the four freedoms which he has been defending. Page Fifteen
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