New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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Mr Irvin F Fleischer Secretary elected to succeed Mr Hardin Supt McLinn chats with Cham ber of Commerce President Vlr Jouett Reisz MR C B MCLINN Supulnfrmlznf New Albany High Schools great service of today is planning for the tomorrows to come With a world in confusion both economically and militarily the future calls for cle1r thinking Young America will be required to fight this globu lar war and yet come out of it with straight economic therefore must stream line its courses of study to meet the challenge of immediate preparedness for war and clear thinking for a post war world of a different ty pe The preparation for War is deldmtely in the making and needs only impetus in our high schools today and time should not be lost The post war world demands a clear understanding of the things to come namely the absorption back into normal economic life of the many war workers the absorption back into normal life of many young men who have and will answer their country s patriot ic call and many will return mentally confused as well as physically handicapped Pa ge Ten . . , , 3 Q . . l n v 1 , 'll , I 1 7 and political thinking. The traditional high school X X 3 y . , Y, . Y 71 ' ' l ' V

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MR Sco'rT H PICKFNS, Trravzmr VIR OSCAR BADFR, Prrmlrnf Mr Pickens IS a grad uate of the New Albany High School, class of 1921 He attended Ind1 ana UDIVCFSIKY where he stud1ed commerce and finance, both of which he uses now in h1s 1m portant jobs as president of the Peter Klerner Furn1ture Corporation and as bank director of the Mutual Trust Com pany During off hours, our treasurer indulges in farming and golf hob bies which are fast be coming impossible since his recent appointment Defense for Floyd County Nlr Pickens 15 sending his daughter to his Alma Mater He 15 proud of our high school and serxes efiiciently to improse the educational adx antages it offers 'Via KExx1:TH P HARDIX. Pnmhnl Vlr Kenneth Hardin vu as one ot Nui Al bins s successful business men Ht resigned March 4 to become general manager ot tht National Stores Corporation at Nishxlllt Tcnntsstt It was a fine tribute to tht school to hut a man of his experience some on the Litx Schools Board of Trus ees Pa qv X HIL Mr Oscar Bader, an 1ct1vc auxiliary fireman, serves New Albany for the fourth term as an outstlnding member of the school board Mr Bader received his LL B ind LL M degrees at the UHIXCFSIIY of Michigan, Ann Arbor I-It is one of thc attor neys for the First Na tion il Bank and Ken tutky Title ind Trust Compinx ofLou1sx1lle Mr Bader also serves You Albany through uch cnic org1n17at1ons m im others 1 . . W 7 , - as Director of Civilian 7 as Kiwanis, Elks and I 7. 1 . N14 . X, ' A 1' B 1 ' . I A. ' A l 1 ' 1 V f - . . Q 1 I . ' 'AY ' . ' ' ' E' V. . s ' . N' , . ' , I H . ll. I

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MR C C KATTUQJOHN, Pmzujml Intern ws student bout cours of study fhe post war world Wxll be 1 dlfferent world Our economxe llfe w1ll be Cl'llI'lgCd, as vue have been m the process of change soenlly polltxcally Ind econom1c1lly durmg the past flfteen years The war w1ll add 1ts problems to these changes Young Amerxca must be come deflmtely mternatlonally mmded Too much 1n the p1st we haxe dreamed of peace and ba sed 1n the Ideals of the theory of peace, when we knew so lrttle problems of our World nughbors who, l1ke ourselxes, were selhsh and 1mb1t1ous Yes, the Amerlcan h1gh school populatnon has a great seruce to render, both 1n bemg patrlotneallw prepared mmmedutely and IH bemg rexdx mentallx for the post mar problems, that w1ll be soeul, eeononuc and mter nat1onal, rn character Serx 1ce now means unselfishness to a c1x1l1zat1on 1n need C C Katterjohn Puqr E11 1 4 zz Xlxss lwr da Lang, Ofh e Asfxstlnt . . . ' -' e a e . sl, D I v . l y . . , . . . I Yi V' - l 1 ' . sl ' and cared less about the mental state and economic ll ' V