Kaukauna High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Kaukauna, WI)

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1 We Wykijm E E T ,VI ff U W ,J . Adere are the people of our school-from the M superintendent and principal down to that freshman ji you pushed in the hall the other day. Somewhere between these two extremes we Find the ever-changing Faculty-ever-changing because in the past year many ' of them have left teaching to do their part in war gf, X worlc. Y Our janitors do a Fine job of lceeping the building clean. Their pet peeve is the gum left on the Floor, but even this won't prevent them from saying the students are a swell gang. And now most interesting to the students are- the students. But enough-let's go through this sec- VJ. tion and get a lineup on their personalities. riff rt ff if if l w il gil Q mb y y v g ,N L Tl-i

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Although it may not be comlorting, it may be salutary to know that nations have been shattered and great civilizations have been destroyed when the people were lound wanting in wisdom. 'lwhere there is no vision the people perishn, where mln re is no wisdom history is stern. Qur country is the only nation, with the possible exception ol Canada, where edu- cation as we know it, still exists, every- where else it has disappeared. America and our neighbor, Canada, are the only places where people are lree to teach the truth. lwo objectives ol the Axis powers are to stamp out truth and to destroy edu- cation as we know it. Let us thank God every day that we live under the Stars and Stripes. May it be said ol us that we worked unsparingly, opti- mistically and hopelully to be worthy ol our generation ol Americans. J, F. CAVANALJGH MR, CAVANAUGH Mr. Cavanaugh is shown in a familiar picture but an unfamiliar pose. l-lis usual activities while in the building Find him patroling the halls, meeting the students, and surprising them and classes with tests pertaining to varied subjects of current interest and importance. SU-IGCI. BOARD With an eye lor the newest in educational lacilities, lfaukaunas Board ol Education capably executes its supervision ol the public schools. lo its members we owe thanks lor our excellent equipment in all departments, lor inspiring in- structors whom they select, lor the orderly ap- pearance ol the buildings, both inside and out, and lor the exceptional landscaping. The personnel includes Mrs. Joseph lVlcCarty, president, James F. Cavanaugh, superintendent, William l'lass, secretary-treasurer, and Marshall Bayorgeon, peter Van Dyke, George Green- wood, Edward Pennicke, and lvlrs. J. Cleland. Page 'iQ Tl-lE l-lEAl