Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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M. LUTHER LAUSCH Principal Mathematics A. M. Bucknell University L. MARGARET HOFFEDITZ Assistant Principal History, Latin, Health M. A. Duke University FAITH I-IARBESON Music Supervisor A. B. Susquehanna EDNA A- GEARHART HARVEY N. HAMIL E. KATHLEEN WINEMAN Ch6l11iSf-l'Y, Physics, Fl'9l1Ch, English Science, Biology, Civics, Health English B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers A. B. Alb,-ight A, B, Buckneyl College GEORGE REISNER KATHRYN RISHELL HQWARD M, HEGE Amiculture Home Economies Mathematics, Social Studies M. S. Penn State B. S, Penn State A. B. Gettysburg

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A Message From the Principal To the Class of 1942: Not in over two decades has a class been graduated while the United States was at war. The threat to our Country is probably the most serious in history. You have grown up in an age when the greatest job of the government was to provide security and a high standard of living for each individual. Although this is one of the finest conceptions of government, directly opposed to dictatorial rule, we can preserve it only by a self realization and self assumption of the duties and obliga- tions belonging to citizenship under such a government. A dictator demands and takes, but a citizen of a democracy must assume and give. Only by the willingness of each one of us to do so can our way of life be preserved. You will need strong bodies and alert minds to face tremendous future problems. You have an unprecedented opportunity to secure a college education in two and one half years. This opportunity for further education is now yours. No one can tell when it may be gone. While there is much that you can do at present your greatest task and responsibility is that of preparing yourself for the job of making a just peace and reorganizing the world along the lines laid down in the Atlantic Charter. My greatest hope for you is that you may successfully assume your responsibilities. Yours most sincerely, M. Luther Lausch.