Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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two Foreword ..... ln these days of war, editing and publishing a year book seems, indeed, a trivial matter. The Class of '42, however, feels that the record should be continued to be perused again, perhaps in a bright- er, happier day. We offer this Eleusinia, then, as another chapter. This is the record of aur four years not different in most ways from those of other class- es, having for us the charm of intimate and indi- vidual accomplishment. We hope that you the readers, and the world, will like it-and usl Theme ..... We have followed in this year's Eleusinia no con- ventional theme. Instead we have tried in some measure to make our book memorial to the one to whom it is dedicated: Mr. Roudabush. There have been some slight curtailmentsg indeed, we are fortunate in this year of shortages and ra- tions to have a yearbook at alll But it is a year that has also blossomed with slogans, belligerent or in- spiring. We have kept in step by giving to most senior portraits the words of some well known ad- vertising slogan. After all, these are the products of another mighty inportant war industry-Amer? can education!

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A Yeor Book Published By The Senior Class In The Year Nineteen Forty-Two THE H1G HW5 McHooL MINERSVE-IiLE, PE111N SY LVAN1A

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In Dedication to the Memory of CHARLES HDVVRBD HOUDIXBUSU Supl. Min'-rsvill-1 Scluvol 25i:3il'ic'l 1915 V341 throc