Lackawanna High School - Lackawannan Yearbook (Lackawanna, NY)

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SHIRLEY ALBEE HSHIRLM Academic Her eyes speak peace And her voice love. BETTY ANToNUcc1 Liz Bookkeeping Youth comes but once in a lifetime? ROBERT BALBIERZ Bon Engineering For those who Want the bestf, LEo BALDELLI BALoY,' History Oh locker, Won't you please open? J, ALICE BARANSKI AL Stenographic Agreeal7leness a n d friendship are wealthf, I-IANNAH BECKMAN uBECKY,, Bookkeeping Keep me innocent, make others great. HARRISON Amos UBUTCI-In Bookkeeping Content to let life go by To know no gain or loss. ADELE ANTOS DEL Stenographic Here is a girl with a cheer and a smilef, Joi-:N BALCERAK uDEACON,, Engineering Honor Student The cares of the world canit weigh him down. MARY BALONE URANDYH Stenographic Nothing is impossible to a willing heartf, Dozvumcx BARTOLUCCI NBARTU Mathematics A friend to all who know him. GERTRUDE BECKMAN TRUTH Bookkeeping The way to gain a friend is to be one. 22 R

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To The Seniors Your high school career has embraced the most critical years in American history. From the tense days of Guadalcanal to the eventful scene on the deck of the Missouri, you attended your classes feeling always the uneasi- ness and the uncertainty of troubled times. Many of you thought con- stantly of fathers and brothers overseas, but all of you carried on courage- ously, scorning the war-time alibis for failure and misconduct. As a class you may be proud of your adjustment to the demands of war and of your reconversion to the responsibilities of peace. Knowing as you do the agony of war, you cannot ignore the need for a reorganization of the world that will effectively prevent the recurrence of such a conflict. The core of such reorganization is education. Your teachers at Lackawanna have opened to you the doors to useful knowledge and moral guidance. You have been offered the tools of independent thinking and have been trained to know and accept your responsibilities. You are there- fore prepared to seek the truth and make right use of it. You are now ready to continue your studies or to embark on a career in bus- iness or industry. In any event, your school will always be interested in your future success. Particularly are we concerned about your social, moral and spiritual relationships. Know and unselfishly discharge the duties of citizen- ship. Make your full contribution to the upbuilding and upholding of democracy. Know and be ambitious to realize the ideals of true manhood and womanhood and may God be with you all your days. Sincerely, 21

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FLORENCE BEDNARZ Fw Stenographic A smile guaranteed not to fade, run or slvrinkfi JULIA BERICH NBUBBLESU Academic She has a Wonderful per- sonality for Winning friendrf' ERNESTINE BLUE Ci-misv Language A gentle maiden, so meek and mildf' TEDDY Boumzzucu TED Bookkeeping Patience and time conquer all tl1ings.' ALICE MAE BRITT AL Stenographic Silence ix goldenff HENRIETTA CHMIELOWIEC QQHANK79 Stenographic Friendly in a quiet way and quiet in a friendly way. AGNES BENGERT nBENGIE,,u Stenographic The world is her wonderland? IRENE BERNADZINSKI NIRENED Stenographic Honor Student The greatest blessing is a pleasant friend. MARGARETE Boi-mx MARGlE,, Academic Honor Student Never promise more than you can perform. ANNE BOWEN ANN1E,' Science Honor Student 'Slze liar what it takes, Vim, vogue, and vitality. Vicroiz BUDZYN Vic Machine Shop If: not book learning that young men need. HENRY Cx-iM1ELow1Ec NALFY Bookkeeping lim sure care is an enemy to life. 77