Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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MAX W WHERRY Pruncupal of Munhall Hugh School Senuors you must look for ward after graduatuon to a ward un a great peruod of change The news of the world keeps us posted hourly We can scarcely escape the rhythm of marchung feet the roar af planes and tanks the crash of shells and bombs and all the nouses of war Whule you pre pare yourselves for the war of tomorrow you can form no clear pucture of what that world wull be luke The ruse of phulosophues hos tule to our conceptuon of free dom and unduvudual rughts and the attempt to extend these phulosophues umperul the con tunuance of our way of lufe For fwelye yeofs of your School Ilfe the pruncuples of our country s found upholdung these pruncuples may you have great success may you buuld for a greater freedom and a sense of securuty furmer than any we have ever known and above all may you be God fearung and God servung HOMER BEGGS Pruncupal ol Woodlawn .lunuor Hugh School I , I , , I l ers for a democratic way has been held before you. May you never waver in , . . I 2 . 1 I I ' - .

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EARLE O LIGGITT Superlntendent of Munhall Public Schools MESSAGE EARLE O LIGGITT ln tne Preambe t h s the bn ted States .-e frrd these oblectrves o p cyl e ur t D cumm cj ten e r prfrn te the genera vyefare and to secure the bless rng of Irberty to ourselves and l poster ty Qhortly after the fall of France rn the Summer o I9-l we n America rec nz that we must prepore t defend Ourselves wth oll the In struments of mudern wcrfare Our country rs ln the mlcst of a defense program to protect our fryrlrzat rn At the present tlme rn the hrstory of our beloved country t lS lmperatrye that the man n tne street the wcrnan n e the scho beccme acutey aware of tne demucratrc values whrch the natuon plans to defend All crtlzcns must be prepared to oct vyrsely un questl ns affectlng the general welfare and to thunk c early on both forerar- and rlomestlc Issues PREPAREDNESS thcn Includes an educatxonal prrgram for the mobrlrzatnon of the rntellrgence of all cltr ens tar the snutrun Jf the pr blcms vthuch test the very foundatnons of democratlc gove nments A lfnawledge of the true mcanrng of democracy as one of the keys rn the defense of the Amer can way of Irfe To knowledge we must add a strong and endurunq farth rn the ldea s of democracy Moy the cass of l94l not only be prepared to defend the prrncuples for wh ch Amerrca stands but be prepared to promote the general welfare and secure the bessrngs of lrberty by bulldsng anew through democratrc procedures when the present war has endet and peace hos agaln been restored throughout the world - .- I ' - Q t 2 Cir-.t Tut gn gt ' , ry -, ' , T rod t' h, e for 2-2 3 s 3 F- L E , - ' L tr - r Q ., 3 , ' f ' C, 1 , l ed u s - o . ' - f l 4 homes, our pcssesslons, and our . fs A -- , t J + ' , , t th home, and the youth in - o' J r ' '. f . , A F 5 , , ze r' n f 1 Q ' ' A ' l I l ' v Y Eg- k 1 J 7 Sk I .

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MISS ALBERT MISS BERGER MISS BILLINGSLEY MISS BOLLINGER MR. BRAND MISS BRIGGS MR. BUSCI-I MR. CHARLTON MISS COSGROVE MISS COX MR. CROSS MISS FREDEHCK MISS DALY MRS. GRAY MR, ELKINS MISS GROAT MISS FORREST .MISS I-IICKEY MR. FRANTZ MRS. I-IILL