Janesville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

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for ew Viforld Mlss llln Hubbard, Sclmol Nurse Miss Jam- Juvkson. Dvun of Girls l Mlss Bc-tty Conway, nfflce sc-vretary. and Miss Miss Bc-My Muthlson. rl:-rk. and Miss Reglnu Murgurn-I Birmingham. prlnclpalw svn-retnry. Hagar, supvrlntf-nd:-nt's sworn-tnry. PAGE SEVEN

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PAGE SIX Preparing Yot The war has been won. America made its preparations for winning the war in a businesslike and extremely effective manner. VVe are proud of the records of our young men and women. The sacrifices of our heroic fighting men have made possible the kind of peace which all Christian men desire. This possibility will be realized only if parents and teachers do all within their power to build in our young people the qualities of tolerance, mutual understanding, and good will, which are essential if we are to live at peace in the new world. Y. lf. Klontz, Sufu'rintr'ml4'nt Janesville High School is proud to play a part in the lives of you students. Here you spend the happiest years of your life. How- ever, this pleasure, if achieved to the utmost, is achieved because you have done a good job here. Your school has tried to provide op- portunities for you to achieve the best possible education. VVe hope that you have sacrificed, that you have worked hard to get the most out of it. Courses have been offered that will help you in your chosen occupation-courses that will help you earn a livelihood. Others have been offered to help you understand the world in which you are going to live-to make you a better citizen. VVe hope that you have done a good job and that you will be successful. O. L. Robinson, l'rim'ifml Good citizenship does not descend sudden- ly upon an individual when he reaches the age of twenty-one and is given the privilege of using the ballot to select those who will direct the affairs of our government. Our government today is calling for the kind of unity which results in speed in pro- duction of civilian goods. lt is your responsibility to place at the service of your government your capacity to work, your ability to do straight, hard think- ing, and, at the same time, that teamwork which you have developed in this, your school community. Working with you, we have tried to de- velop in you these basic tools for successg you, and you alone, have the power and ability to use these tools for a better America and a better world. Kenneth F. Bick, l'f1'F-PI'ilIt'if7lll

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