Melvindale High School - Echo Yearbook (Melvindale, MI)

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A11 the wor1d's a stage, And all the men and women merely p1ayer's.v from As You Like It Shakespeare

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M The Annual Committee of Melvindale H igh School lateientd 77 4 7 a drama 171 many act: f h .Wi 2.6 W x V' X X a f Q h X K Q X j

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DEDIIIHTIUH James Garabedian june 1941 Richard Harold Quick june, 1941 Alfred Hebeeb 1938 Edward Roberts 1944 Joseph Krafcik 1935 Elwood E. Stevens 1937 Casimir Machnik 1942 Fred Van Tuyl Ian. 1940 John William Mason Ian. 1943 Harry Vyse June 1936 Austin Peters 1942 William Wolchok 1931 Lambert Pfeiffer June 1942 Edward Wright Ian. 1941 Qff52iiiffT1T.g- N:i5:fJ.'f Mn, - gf x lor' 4,1f' TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF MELVINDALE HIGH SCHOOL Words cannot express our feelings, tributes cannot pay the debt we owe the boys who made the supreme sacrifice that the government, by the people should not be des- troyed from the face of the earth. Young America - these boys, our graduates, have paid with their life's blood that you might live. This is not idle talk. The ink is scarcely dry on the pages of history that describes the unbelievable horrors in the land where liberty is dead and where special privilege rules. These boys are dead. They died to make this a better world in which to live. Their dying is giving you the opportunity to carry forward the torch of reason, tolerance, humanity and hope, and to blast from its moorings hate, greed selfishness and bigotry. Young America, you have no right to live on a lower plane of ideals than the plane of action on which these boys were asked to die. May God give you the cour- age to live and carry that torch eternally and fearlessly so that the world may know these boys did not die in vain. YOURS IN THE INTEREST OF A BETTER WORLD. A. A. Riddering, Supt.