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Stanley Abramowiez Raymond Abrams John Andrews Charles Anker Edward Antoscysyi James Barone Charles Baumack Robert Becker George Betscha Robert Berry Lawrence Bevan Allan Bickford Norman Bickford Paul Bickford Roger Bickford Andrew Braja Edward Braja Audrey Brandt Frederick Brengel James Brown Oscar Brown Frank Buck Mildred Buck Walter Calsetta Edward Cheslock John Christ John Crawford Erwood Colthurst Albert Cullen Thomas Cullen Clifford Davis Louis Dettloff Joseph Ditta Cleveland Dodge Lyle Dodge Gerard Donlon Francis Drasby John Easher Edward Emmel Eugene Fitting Irving Fricke Walter Fricke William Garbarino Charles Garvey Henry Gebhardt John Geral Joseph Grocki Herbert Habenicht Joseph Hackert John Halleran Francis Hamel Delmar Hanna Paul Heim Clarence Heller Ralph Henne Carl Holm Rolf Holm Walter Holm Gerard Jansen W'illiam Johnson Jean Johnston Harold Johnston Herman Jud Harry Jung Ralph Kaiser Alexander Krikalo Carl Kronmueller Ferdinand Kulpa Frank Kunz Frank LaMarca George Lehmann John Lehmann Walter Lehmann William Lent Michael Leachuk Norman Linnekin William Luchka John McDonald Albert Manelski Andrew Manelski Frank Manelski William Marion Herman Masters Ernest Maxey George Miller Bernard Middendorf Charles Montana Charles Morris Leo O’Connor Howard Olsen Peter O’Malley James McCue Thomas Palidora Howard Patton William Pauley Anthony Petrone Edward Podalski Henry Purnhagen Shaw Robinson Melvin Rohrback Raymond Rusch Ernest Rutishauer Charles Saurer Wallace SchaeFer Francis Schlitz Frederick Schlitz Harvey Shluter Robert Sehmelzle Louis Seplavy Robert Shackleton Francis Sheridan James Sheridan Joseph Sherman Jack Staby Eugene Staehle William Steers Howard Steinhauer Joseph Stellabotte Harry Stewart Edward Stokey Norman Stolz Ralph Straub Robert Szerbiak Francis Tatem Eugene Theim John Thompson Ernest Teeuwe Harold Valentine Gordon Van Cott Jack Van Cott Melvin Voorhies Gordon Watson Huntly Watson Anthony Way Celestine Wesnofske Henry Wetterauer Julius Yenick Clemei Zglieseky '
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MABEL R. FARLEY To the Clan of 1944: The members of the class of '44 are face to face with the reality of a world at war. The burden of fighting: a war and of maintaining the war effort, falls heavily on the shoulders of youth. Some of the or- dinary services that must be performed, offer no smart uniforms, nor badges of service; no stars nor bars to mark heroic achievement. However, many of these small acts, may save lives, relieve suffer- ing and hasten the hour of victory. If it takes courage to embark on a journey to an unknown destination across demon-infested seas, or to brave danger and contagion, or to look upon indescrib- able suffering and horror—and certainly it does!--let us not forget that it takes likewise a high brand of courage to re- main with the Common place, and to do one’s duty at home. Many of our young people are serv- ing our country in far-off fields of combat, and are prepared to sacrifice their all if need be; others are carrying on effectively their appointed tasks on the home front. We, as separate individuals doing our part co-operatively to the best of our abilities make our country what it is today and what it will be tomorrow. The class of ’44 must continue, day in and day out, to give to your wartime duties an immediate and absolute priority in time, attention, personnel, and funds over any and all other activities. You must, above all, learn to maintain a strong in- telligent loyalty to the principles for which this nation is fighting. We should always remember that we fight in this war to create conditions under which peace may prevail and freedom may flourish. MISS MABEL R. FARLEY Principal ERIE H. Le BARRON To the Class of 1944 You are the third Class to be gradu- ated from Hicksville High School since Pearl Harbor and the number of boys this year is smaller than usual. Because of this decrease in manpower, the girls must be ready to assume added responsi- bilities. Opportunities will be plentiful for you and I trust you will accept them and do your best. May I commend you for re- maining in High School and completing your Course because this will mean so much to you in the future. Whether in the armed forces or on the home front, you are equipped to do a better job. Education is one of the strongest weapons known to man and can be used in wartime as well as peace time. Already your High School is a place- ment reservoir for manpower of various kinds. When other sources of supply have failed, our High School has answered the call. This has been true in agriculture, in- dustry, business and in many other fields. Some day this war will end and then our men and women will return to their fields of work. Until that time, it is your duty and responsibility to help in the winning of the war. Like those already serving our Coun- try, you too have received your basic train- ing and now are ready for the combat duty of Life. My best wishes to all of you as you go forth to serve. E. H. LeBARRON Superintendent
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