German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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'A' Ski' uk, 4.- 3 ' A smsf 2-..-' fx :f .- ' Rf i P STXX EQ ii ni In keeping with the trodition ot Germon Township High School, the Stott, Student Body ond Foculty join sincerely ond grotetully in dedicoting this the twenty- tourth edition ot the Loureolo to: THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF OUR SCHOOL who, otter doing their port here in keeping the stondords ond troditions of this school, hove now entered the Militory Service to help settle o world conflict. We ore proud ot them. -5-

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Q f P ,ggilmil fa Y if l ,lst 11 ,L 133555 .,. ,.-,..- --'--f ..,.-,,, ....,- ..,.- .....- .--- '---- - - 'L-.-r'. ..-- f- ..,.,-.1-,,..... ,.... .-, ,..,,, .- ..l-, ,, ,...,,-,,.....- 1.1- L, -.-r... -: --'- -, :.-:--,-.:.4- - L+-A' -... ..--... ... ....,..r- - 7 We, the students of German Township High School, endeavor to show through the publication of this, the twenty-fourth edition of the Laureola, how we are pre- paring during these war years to serve our country in war or peace. This settled the question of our cover picture without a dissenting voice. lt seemed to be just what the staff wanted. They are definitely war-minded. The suggestion that we picture the plaques of our communities opposite our dedication page was immediately agreed upon. These plaques list many of our boys and girls in service and some who have died in battle. We are indeed proud of them. Q4 The metamorphosis that war has caused is even more sig- nificant than is known to the average citizen who reads that there is a serious teacher shortage, that women are teaching wli, shop subjects and even coaching football teams, l-lere at German we were able to cope with the situation by shifting teacher per- sonnel to some extent. l-lowever, many of our students have l l A left school to go to work in war defense factories. Many of our f older boys are working in part-time and full-time jobs while mb still attending school, earning more than their teachers, A and, incidentally, coming to school and boasting about it. The fact that American students buy enough War Stamps in one .-ga' xg year to give Uncle Sam twenty-five destroyers, or 300 Flying Fortresses, or more than a million Garand rifles cannot be over- looked. CContinued on Page 373 -5-

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