Iowa City High School - Red and White Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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FUHEWUHU.. TI-IE CHALLENGE to the Senior Class of 1945 .... 'Tis not too late to seek a newer World, For our purpose holds to sail beyond the sunset- To strive, to seek, to find-and not to yield! At no time in history have we of the younger gener- ation been faced with greater problems as in the closing days of World War II. Upon us and millions of our generation rest the hopes ot the entire world. It is a grave responsibility, one that will not be taken lightly-that of planning for eternal world peace. Those who have given their most precious posses- sion that We might live in a tree world are depending upon us to carry on those high principles for which they died. That is the Challenge to the class of 1945! We must not-We will not fail them! EUNTENT5 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES

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lin Hiemnriam Almighty God, of whose righteous will all things are and were created. Thou hast gath- ered our people out of many lands and races into a great nation. We commend to Thy overruling providence the men and women of our forces, by sea, by land, and in the air, Beseeching Thee to take into Thine own hands both them and the cause they serve. Be Thou their strength when they are set in the midst of so many and great dangers. And grant that whether by life or by death, they may win for the whole world the fruits of their sacrifice and a just peace. Guide, we beseech Thee, the nations of the world, into the way of justice and truth, and establish among them that peace which is the reward of righteousness. Make the whole people of this land equal to our high trust, reverent in the use of freedom, just in the exercise of power, generous in the protection of weakness. Enable us to guard for the least among us the freedom we covet for ourselves: make us ill content with the inequalities of opportunity which still prevail among us. Preserve our union against all the divisions of race and class which threaten it. And now may the blessing of God Almighty rest upon this whole land: may He give us light to guide us, courage to support us, charity to unite us, now and forever more. Amen. SGT. IOSEPI-I BOARTS PVT. EUGENE BRANDT 2ND LT. DONALD BUSH CAPT. PATRICK CASEY PFC. CORWIN CLARK PVT. MELVIN DILTZ PVT. FREDDY FUNK PAUL HANSEN Fireman Zfc PFC. AUSTIN HARPER PFC. LEO HEIN IAMES I-IERRING ROBERT MATTHESS Signalman 3fc Tech. Sgt. PFC. WILLIAM HOEE LT. WILLIAM MATTHESS 2ND LT. VERLE HOLCOMB HELEN MILLER, Red Cross HARLEY HOLDERNESS Recreational Supervisor Tech. Sgt. PVT. CHARLES MOSCOE WILLIAM HUFFMAN CORP. THOMAS EDWARD Pharmacists Mate Zfc ORMAND LT. ROBERT IOHNSON L. PARKER PELZER CAPT. ROBERT KADGIHN Lt. Ii-q.l PVT. MARK LANTZ CHESTER PICKERING 2nd Lt. ZND LT. WILLIAM PIERCE KENNETH PURVIS Staff Sgt. IST LT. KHAIROM RUMMELS PFC. RALPH RUPPERT SGT. RAYMOND SASINA STAFF SGT. IOSEPH SHIMON PVT. CLARENCE SIEVERS 2ND LT. RONALD SMITH SGT. IOI-IN WARNER SGT. LEROY WEEKES IOHN THOMPSON Staff Sqt.