Export High School - Annual Yearbook (Export, PA)

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DEMOCRACY AT ITS BEST SliI.If lit JYICRNXI ICNI' lu Xnu-rica ilu- pn-uplv gm'vrng lrom the ugulmml g1llYl'I'l1INk'IlI au NX :1sl1mgton f0Ul'gIll1l All pruuwplvs nn' zxpplu-ml. l1ll'TlL'lplITIOll III C UK mms ultlun Ilu' clzlssmuln clcnmcrz . , , ., . , ,N 'l'l'lllllt'III impn-ssl-s nn our minds tlu' mlutus lIIllk'I'L'lIl Ill tlu- Qlk'Il1Uk'I'lll'lL' systcm. lr trzuns III sall go U t Yk'I'lIHlt'IlIf-QlOl'lUllS privilvgn' ol' 1 hlUl'IUllS l.1ml. I,lI-'If IN TX lDlCXlUL'll.'XL'Y lu ll mlclmwurqacy k'YL'l'j'OI1l' is Ulllllll. fXlNt'l'lt wll owls, tlmuglm trgunmg pupils lm' Clt'll10L'l'2lIlC lxvlugg, xwrc lllk'Ill5L'lX'L'S lllClilll,Lf Ill rhns prm Ullill' until l'k'k'k'llI yours. llu- fL'2lL'l1t'l' ul tml IS my lungvl' gn elcspmg slu' IS flu' lt'1lKl1'I' za lril-ml ul' Ilu- pupils. Simlc lwy sulv tlwy wr xxltlm k'UHl5l'l'llllUll :us tlwu' w11tcl1wm'cl. XXIICRIUXN lllli XLS , , NYHI1 lfilwrry guul -lusticc lor All X'Qlll.IIIl xxgnving llgngl lglilllfll-lll Hug, cmlwlvm ul 1 In-c Lmll! l' u-valmxm lmm lczu' :uul lrom wzmt In-wlmml to sux, In Ilmmk, ru wm'sl1lp :ls um plvgnsrl Yvs, gnll l-l'k'l'llUl11, lllwrty, zlml jus uv vuulwmluwl nu um' XXUl'ili,'XIl1l'l'lk'lll me lass nlx lllvur ringing murals, spolwn Ill lwnor ol a YK!

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ir'k'k'k'k'ki'i k M .gdlllff LIEUTENANT HENRY KELLER YEOMAN NAT PANTALONE 'k'k'ki k'ki k'k Ir takes a crisis to bring out the best in a person. VVe are proud to salute two of our faculty who are giving their best to their country in the present emergency. They are Nat Pantalone, Yeoman : d l secon c ass, United States Navy, and Lieutenant Henry Keller of the Army Air Corps. Yeoman1'antalon . y or ve years previous to his enlistment in the Navy. VVe miss his friendly smile and cooperative spirit, but We feel that our loss is the country's gain. In our mind's eye We see him somewhere on the Atlantic juggling ashcans as deftly as he handled conjugations. e was a member of the Export facult f fi Lieutenant Keller who was with us f t , . or wo years, is remembered warmly for his quiet friendliness and his ability in the shop and laboratory. VVhen we think of him We Work with rex d ' ' ' lewe vigor to hasten the day of victory and peace. Nothing We can do or say can fully express our appreciation of the noble j ob Lieutenant Keller and Yeoman Pantalone are doing, and of the sacrifices they are making. But, in a small way We can pay tribute by dedicating this annual to them. In it We have tried to depict the American way of life with its freedoms and ideals. By it We express our thanks for the protection and preservation of these freedoms and ideals for future generations. TRUE AMERICANS

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BO.-XRD Ol ICDI 'C-X'l'ION lich, Nlr. Nlelvin Ku Mr. Steve Ruliak TAete fffuat fe few' The educational progress of our students is wisely guided by a group of fine citizens-the hoard of directors. Our board consists of Arthur Duff, president: Charles Berlin, vice presidentg Wendell T. Pass, secretary Cnon-niemberlg Melvin Kukich and Steve Rulialc, and also Sam Wtlslich, who is Hnishing the unexpired term of Nick Manovieh, now serving in the United States Army. Faithfully on the first Saturday of each month, these directors meet in the school library. livery citizen of lfxport Borough is welcome to Witness and offer his suggestions at the meeting. Several notable improvements were made during the past year for the school. Realizing that knowledge is expanded by reference readings, the hoard purchased two complete volumes of hooks- 'l'he Wtmrlcl VVonder Encyclopedia, and the nlfncyelopeclia Brittanicaf' They plan to further build up our library by investing one hundred dollars annually in good hooks. The board of directors also provided a great convenience lor our school when they arranged for the drilling of a new wellg it now supplies us with sulhcient water. We, the graduating class of 1943 wish to express our gratitude to the board for enabling us to attend this fine school lor twelve years -years which will remain in our hearts as unforgotten memories. Smmiiug--Nlr. Sam Nlus Sl'11ll'lf-+xll'. lVendell l 7 Di lass, Nlr. gl. xlrthur 1 Nlr. Charles C. Berlin