East Haven High School - Pioneer Yearbook (East Haven, CT)

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U heteiret “They -Ota Read to the Humming Accompaniment of Pomp and Circumstance They are part of our class. As we march with uniform step To Pomp and Circumstance, They are marching through Islands, jungles, and towns All over the world. We see them with us, First, as carefree Freshmen boys And now as men of war. We are dressed alike In caps and gowns While our classmates All around the world Are dressed in khaki And in blue. The thoughts of these boys March down the aisle with us. Coming from camps, battlefields, Foreign shores, and hospitals. We see them with us, as they are, Strong American boys With dreams for the future, Not hardened veterans of war. Remember! September, 1944. Jack Beardsley, William Brown, Robert Clark, Anthony De Musis, Harold Ewart, Edward Hearn, Julius Kmetzo, Monroe Keay, Warren McBirney, Jack Redman, And Franklin Stevens. In June, 1945 They are Soldiers Gaining their way Into enemy territory. They are Marines Fighting to hold Pacific Islands. They are Sailors Transporting our troops Overseas. They are Sinking ships They cannot see By the use of radar. They are Merchant Marines Delivering supplies To the armed forces. We started together, Shared the same good times. One by one they left. Trading their High School fun For war. They are still part of our class As we march with uniform step To Pomp and Circumstance.” 10 Marilyn Smith

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floald of) Education Left to Right: Mr. Joseph Adams, Mr. Edward Donroe, Mrs. John Sanford, Mr. Hugh Cox. chairman; Mr. Russell McGuigan, Mrs. Otto Bath, Mrs. Alvin Thompson, Mr. Edgar Steege, Mr. Harold LaPointe. 12