East Technical High School - June Bug Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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JUNE CLASS OF 1944 FOREWORD The world at the present time is witnessing the greatest clash of warring nations ever waged on the face of the earth. Our class realizes that it cannot single-handed defeat the threat placed over the free and democratic peoples of the world. Only through the com- bined co-operation of the threatened peoples can the world be restored to normal peace time conditions. To the attainment of this goal our class pledges its full faculties of mind and body. Our deeds will not be great but each will play a decisive part in securing a lasting peace. Our class also realizes that such victories cannot be won without some sacrifice on our part. Already numerous sons of East Technical have paid the supreme sacrifice to guarantee our freedom. That they will not have died in vain will be our inspiration in seek- ing a speedy and decisive conclusion to this war of wars. And after the peace is won, only then shall we seek happiness and security in a peaceful world. IN GRATITUDE We, the Annual Staff, wish to take this opportunity to express our deepest appreciation to Mr. Paul L. Scherer, Mr. Lowell S. l'lunter,, and the entire senior class of June 1944 for their generous and co-operative assistance. Wfithoul, their skillful support this publication would never have been possible. A - EX LIBRIS

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THE FACULTY OF 1944 ADMINISTRATION