New Kensington High School - Taleoken Yearbook (New Kensington, PA)

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K' ffXl . Y, The Taleoken of l94l is endeavoring to form a permanent 'bute to the youth of this year. Through our aviation theme we Me to reproduce in print the patriotic spirit of American boys and girls. For, with justification, we feel that our high school students are the most fortunate persons on this earth. Because of our Ameri- can way of government and life, we are able to look forward to the future, not with dread and discouragement, but with hope and confi- dence. ln return for all the opportunities and advantages offered to us by this glorious country, we are preparing to devote our humble services and our lives to it. Let us never forget the words spoken by that brave spirit of another generation: We must march ,... we must bear the brunt of danger, We, the youthful sinewy races, all the rest on us depend.

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Sf' Pr lude to Flight introdu es the reader to a book which recalls the days when we secretly lan to set the world atire but find that in Ground School where we spend our freshmen days those dreams begin to take on an aspect of reality and the inspiration to become Fledglings makes us sophomores assume an air of importance since we are now part of the senior student body making important preparations for a First Solo and the rank of juniors who look forward to graduation and admis- sion to the final do-or-die test which will quality us to boast We Get ur Wings on that day of days and leave our places as seniors with a degree ot regret and accept the challenge to join the ranks of veterans.