Northport High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Northport, NY)

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exgafminid lfwtfion E are now involvecl in a war for tlwe survival ot all tliose tliings we ttolcl clear. The recorcl of Norttiport Higli Sclnool in tliis ettort is an envialale one. Eacli ot us is cloing wlnat lore tnelieves to line tiis part. Let eactt one ot us ljirmly resolve to carry out to tlne lsest of l'1is alyility wlaat ever taslc may tue assignecl. LYLE L. MORRIS, Lieutenant, U. S. Navy HE unity ot ttte class laas tween greatly clisturloecl lay tlae war. Some trave already answerecl tlae call to tlie colors, more will soon clo ttre same. Qtleiers will talie ttreir places on tlre tiome front. Tlwis laoolc, too, is vitally important. We must all pull togettter, anel it is my laope tlaat tliis message will reaclu every one ot you to tell you tlaat we are tlninlt- ing ot youg we are prourl of youg and we Wisti for you strengtla and courage and success in tltis great taslc tlrat contronts America and lster Allies. Cl-IESTER .l. lVllLLER BOARD OF EDUCATICDN .luclge Frerlericlt A. Krrell Harry A. Taylor lxlrs. Bernice S. Jerres .leseplr NV. Cermalq Allrert tl. gclwraerler lawrence ll. Over-ten lxflrs. Estelle Q. Smyth lrlerrry F. Richardson, lr. Fred T. Mem AY your future tue luriglatenecl lay tlie memories ot your tmigla sclwool clays. lt is not enouglw tlaat eaclw ot us lye taitlwtul to lwis own opportunities anfl malqe tlae most ol lais lmlessings. we must contrilnute our et- torts lo tlic extension ot tlwe flemocratic pat- lern ol living tlwrouglmout llae xvorlcl. Flay eaclw of you clo lwis part in matting tlwe xvorlcl a lmetter place lor all. Y llfltgs Ull. Cwflll lJlC'Sg YOU. l!xIJl1l.lllill'J K.xt'i-'Maxx S we approaclw graflualion we tlo well to reniinrl ourselves tliat in tlie mirlst ot all tlwis conflict ancl cliange ttiereare tac':lorstl'1at remain ctiangeless luerause tldey are lvasic in our existence. lt is important tlwat xve remem- laer tlaat trientlliness ancl ltinclliness will luring meaning ancl signilcicance into our lives. From tlaese simplicities ot lite we clraxv tlae cleepest satistactions anal tlae most enrluring values. BHTTN' BRADLEY