Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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0lf'Q WOW SPIRIT OF 43 Modern machines-modern methods -but the same spirit as 1776! Today, as we more fully realize our part in this World War ll, our thoughts are directed mainly to our country's great war effort. We did not want this war. We did not ask for this war. It was thrust upon us and it is our responsibility, as the citizens of the future, to see that the would- be conquerors are vanquished and to insure a lasting peace hereafter. It is for this cause that many of our fellow students have given up their high school careers, and possibly even their lives. Therefore, we feel that it is entirely fitting that our yearbook have a military or patriotic theme. ln this way, we are paying a small tri- bute to these young defenders of freedom and democracy. We hope that it will prove of real inspirational value to them and that it will re- mind them of their happy and vexatious years at dear old K. H. S. With our best wishes and hopes for a quick and sweeping victory, we present this issue of the Kit-Han-Ne to the Class of 1943. Shirley Heilman William Greaves Co-editors 444444444KIT-HAN-NE'l943f'kfff'f'ff 4