Henderson High School - Henderson Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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OUI' West Chester High , The Garnet and the Whcteu The climax of our high school career is near at hand. We, the Class o-f 1944, after twelve years of basic training, vvill soon be talcing our places in a vvar-torn World. For some of us our futures are rather uncertain, vve, lilce others vvho have preceded us, must help to remalce a peaceful vvorld. Some have definite plans to aid the vvar effort, and still more of us vvill receive additional education to enable us to build a stronger democracy vvhen the vvar is over. Qur Alma Mater vvill be the baclcbone of our lives- our ideals, standards, and goals will be outgrovvths of our high school education. We have been equipped with the essential foundations. Qur Alma Mater has meant some- thing to us-not merely dances and essays, football games and homevvorl4-but the principles our predecessors are novv fighting for. Aside from learning the differentials of right and Wrong, vve have learned to build our individual characters to meet the standards of the civilized man with whom we are in constant contact. It has been through the devoted cooperation of the teachers and pupils that vve are able to glimpse the obligations that lie before us. Fling wide the portals, Class of H44, and may each and everyone of us be the fine citizens our Alma Mater has prepared us to be. I A NANCY l-HGH, '44