New Carlisle High School - Olive Branch Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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2 an, i “ r =e ANY : alee On x So ae eo 5 ae » Q We wish to dedicate this book to the boys of our class who are leaving immediately after school closes for the armed forces and also to those who at one time were members of our class and are now serving in the Army, Navy, and Marines. The boys that have already gone are as follows; Dick Barnes Ralph Brown Dan Cucak Oscar Keen Vernon Harrington Lott Strzelecki Floyd Stevens Joe Strzelecki Lester Bunkor Ben Kasznia Dale Gregory Bill Gaddy Frank Davidson Frank Molner

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G Classmates, Friends: The day which we have looked ward to for four long years has cally crrived. We have finished Journey, but we know that we actually beginning o ONCe This journey on the road to suc- cess will be interrupted for a timo by the war, but we must not bcconme discourazed. The successful com- pletion of the war will mark the be- ginning of . new day which holds boundless opportunities for uSe The world will be full of jobs that need to be done. Science has only given us a hint of what she will co for use Electricity is waiting to be harnessed for greater tasks. Radia is begging to show us what soceed and effectiveness in cormuni- Parents, Faculty, and for- fin- one are more important cation really mean. The. wings of tho mighty airships are outspread awaiting new fields. There is so much suffering in the world that could be avoided if we knew how to distribute the wealth we have. The post-war period offers us a now day and a clean slato; we nust fill them with a userul life. As we begin our journey through life, wo can take only the less cumbersome necessities, so we have choson knowledge, common sense, do- termination and advice. Our school, our teachers, and our friends have helped to give us the very best of these tools and provisions. We are off with these tools and supplies to unexplored heights, se- eking adventure, happiness, and suc- cess. If we “crack up it will be our cwn fault. We say thanks once more for such a send off! AVA HI SALUTA TORY. Parents, Faculty, and Friends: Tonight we wish to welcome you? It has been with your aid that we have reached this point, the thresh- old of the door of the future. We must consider ourselves lucky to be worthy of going out into a world that will greet us with open arms. In the near future the world will be depending on us to help plan a post-war peace that will be a. lasting one. We will be given many opportunities to use the know- ledse we have acquired in our twelve years of school. Many of us will find a position with the know- ledge we now have and many others of us, not satisfied, will continue with our education. As we step out into the world, we all realize the need for an ed- ucation and appreciate the one we have now acquired. During these twelve of our classmates have years mony chosen to leave the theater of kmowledge to =), pass through the gates of some other field. We are proud to eay that many of our classmates are now serving in our country's armed forces to preserve peace in order that we may receive this education. Tonight we pay tribute to those who cannot be with us on our night of graduation. t 'Tis a funny world we live in, Its woncers never ccase. All “eivilized people are at war, And savages are at peace. ee 144 '44 144 '44 '44 '44 144 144 144 Vay Aue Mie ENT?