Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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ln 4. 5. 6: 7. B. 9. 10' 11. 12. 134 14. MEMORIES How I remembered that first year When we entered this school so dear, Hoping someday to be n. graduate, Of' LiH.S., the school so great. We miss those who dropped by the side, Whose thoughts were swept with the tide. Some got married, some went to work, But thirty-one lingered on, never to shirk. Wo've worked together these four years, Always laughing, never shedding tears. Graduation time is here at lest, Here now, but it will soon be past. So, adieu, deer teachers, under oldssmates, We hope you'1l be here again next Fallg Our cell has come, in the world we shall be, Marching onward to freedom and victory. Isobel Beatty IDENTIFICATION OF PICTURES -2.-5. - Anderson, Goble, Lawyer, Senior flying L.H.S. from the air. and all, aces. The trials and tribulations of the intramural manager. Maokey's reaction to a turkey , Mr. Keyser, Business Arithmetic teacher -724 5. Hege as industrious as he usually looks. Mr. Bitner, Business Arithmetic teacher if 2, Lawyer contemplates and Hobby coaches during crokinole game. The three musketeers from Loudon - all smiles. - The printers ell dressed up. Duckic gives his crokinole opponent a boo . Ethel - she gets that diploma but not with u B

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My C lx is a 11 st ountry, 'tis of thee The country we love, ' America, home of the free , the brave, Whore religious worship is unmolestod, Ymerc each man and woman has the right to vote, Zfhere each person can earn his daily bread as ho All this and more too in our beloved America. wishes, Sweet 1:-,nd of liberty j The liberty they fought for in 1776, 1812, 1861, we are fighting for in 1942. Our country, the freest of the free, canprid this world of tyranny and make it a decent place to live. America will and must fight for the right, so the ,Constitution will not be o scrap of paper . l9l4, and the liberty Of thee I sing Land Land From Lot every voice young and old sing The Star Spangled Banner 'til it rings o'er both oceans. Let them know the Yanks are still over horo- Melce it a tiding of joy 'to the conquered peoples of the world. X Yes, we've sung everything from John Brovm's Body to You'rc My Darlin ', so let's sing 'The Star Spangled Baumer' and mean it. where my futher died From the time Columbus discovered America :ln 1492 to the present day, each generation has fought tosavo this indomitable spirit of tho United States. Today, just as then, the people of America 'have somo- thing to do 5 they finished the job well but not well enough to keep everlasting peace. Wo, the people of the United States, should unite and do this which our forefathers could not accomplish. of the Pilgrim's pride ' 'Shen the Pilgrims landed cn Plymouth Rock they had one thing which rose above all other reasons for coming to those shores- that was religious freedom. Dorm through the ages religious freedom has been kept here in the U.S.A., but look across the ocean to some of the governments run by dictators - what have they? Hcthing. Hero we have evorythingg all be- cause people like the Filgrims weathered the hardships to get and keep them. ' every mountain side I ' From the Appalechians to the Rookies, from New York to San Francisco, from liaino to Florida, from the Ohio to thc Mississippi, fromrbhe Missio sippi to the Rio Grande every single inch oi' America must 'bo defended ' now by a nation, who is willing to fight for freedom. ' Let i'roqdom.'r1,qg Over all tho vrorldg let none be ruled by the sword. Make freedom master of all men. l.io.1:e God ruler of all nations,