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

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Dr. Cliaprnan Superintencienjlpx ol Scliools Vx MAY' 'ji is A We have won the? yffgi 'joverwhe'l1ifHiPQg,ly. It was total war and was won by the gallaiiifiziiyfg of our brave lmgenlin the armed services sustained and encolgiiged by our uniteclK1Q:ifArt at home. Now, we are engaged in seeking a nd lasting peace. It N if ' '-.xzj is even more importa-xiigffhat we make tluisia 1: tal effort. Peace must be waged. Ir requiresiciiiriiucliviclualf andwfunited effort. Lasting peace must be based onwjusgiifeuwancl fairness to ourselves and to all peoples, if ,4,,,, ff ii,' K ELT. CHAPMAN i Superintendent of Schools.

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Left to right: Mr. McKean, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Fisher, Miss Mazur, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Wolf, lVlr. Daughenbaugh, Mr. Churchill, Dr. Chapman. The Board ol Education The class of 1946 of New Kensington High School wishes to acknowledge a debt of gratitude to the Board of Education. All too often the services of this group go unrecognized and unappreciated by many of those whom they serve. We, who have attended New Kensington schools for 12 years, realize how much we owe to the citizens of New Kensington and to these men in particular who are the elected representatives of the voters. Realizing the importance of education in solving the perplexing problems of our post-war world, they plan for our schools comprehensive programs designed to provide opportunities for boys and girls to become the best possible citizens of tomorrow. Not only do members attend regular school board meetings, but they assure us of their interest by their presence at games, plays, assemblies, and banquets. Members of the group include Mr. Charles Vaughan Jr., president, Mr. H. V. Churchill, vice-presidentg Mr. Howard Stewart, treasurer, Mr. E. H. Black- burn, Mr. A. F. Daughenbaugh, Mr. Cecil V. Fisher, and Mr. H. L. Wolf. Miss Veronica Mazur is secretary of the board and Mr. F. W. McKean, solicitor. Dr. E. T. Chapman is superintendent of all schools in New Kensington School District.

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Mr. H. B. Weaver Principal oi the High School Victory has come and Ken Higlaliszgoingxffoiiyvard in this same spirit. During the war boys left school in their year service. Now the boys are coming back home, laying asiclelvtlikiif uniforms, anc:lXiX:eRXepgtering high school to com. plete their high school ecluclngifoif. Young men iifllf-service have been writing home to their friencls ancl te lirlgxthem the value aticlygnenefits of a high school education to the boy in servic UNIL this has creatiffifffgreater interest in a high school education than in any prgfigmupxyear. Reiadgglbfs come ancl I'm sure that the members of this class of 1932 realize theiyifgremfortunate and that this year is a good time for them to get placecqliaii I hope you will continue your training ancl education so that you mhazyhave miizclqggghappiness in the days to come. H. B. WEAVER Principal of the High School.