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PREVIEW All the world is cz stageg And all the men and women merely players. f- Slmlccspeare 1 This year we chose to present our yearbook with the theme of a play. All students must necessarily appear on this stage of life, and we hope this book will keep alive memories of inci- dents and friends on this huge stage for many long years. Many of our classmates have left our stage to appear in much more important theatres-our theatres of War. We are aware that today these represent our most important theatres. The players on these stages are too often forced to face real tragedy which is depicted in this book as the mask of tragedy. We began our high school career as the Class of '44 in the fall of 1940. War clouds were hovering over our great nation at that time and on December 8, 1941, World War ll began. As our class has gone on to higher heights in our various subjects in K. H. S. curriculum, likewise, have our armed forces gone on to greater and greater victories. ln years to come we will look back upon these dark years and realize that our school days were a time when an important part of American history was being made. With the wish that the scene changes soon and that our classmates and all the World may discard their part in the real- ness of this tragedy and instead play their role in a life of use- fulness and honor, we present this issue of the Kit-han-ne to the Class of 1944. Rosemary Ellermeyer lean Pryde Co-Editors