Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Honor Roll In order to fittingly acknowledge the sacrifice made by the boys of Pasadena High School, who entered the service since war was declared, the following Roll of Honor has been compiled. As a complete and correct list is desired any addi- tional information will be welcomed. AMBULANCE CORPS l'le. 51111:-uni I3m'i'l-tl l'm. Hi-u1'u'e llrzilu-1' l'lv. liussvll Muiiruo Pri- llzxrry l1ul'1'im:to11 I'tv. ,Xlvin Dunn Vw. l'iu-sim-1' l'l-:irnmn l'te..lnsepl1 liiellhn--li Pte. lluwurll Iimcrt l'te. llnrolzl l't'l'liiIlS l'le. Kvmwtli llillingei' PM-. ,Xlexzimlvr l-'oslm' IW-. ,Xllun Vliillips I'ln-. I'lir'slm'x' limline l'1ml. K4-Inu-tli lfuesslz- l't4-. XVilli:1m l'-vrivi' Pte. Ulzirli lllugznwllxs l'h-, .lulln Huy Viv. .Xlilmmiu Ill-yi-S l'te. l-'iunli llurlu- liiellt. Alvin llomlnlv l'tv. All-xzxiillm-1' Slwpziiwl l'te. lllltloi' Hylvi- Pte. llowny-il llvss l'tn-. llugli Slnynlx-11 Im-. William Vznliiiiiulx Pie. lionnlll llillyi-1' Sm-rut. m':1stlr-main Smith l'lv. l'illll 1'au'ter Vlml, lizilpli llusler l't+-. lluwzxlwl Smith l'te. Gvwmxue l'um1 l'tv. Halrulml .lun-kson l'le. llzirry 'Vulwlus l'ir-. .lean Unrey l'tv. llymlmly ,loin-S l'xr-. .lov XX'vlsl1 I'te. Kennf-Ili lie llix!'I' l'tv. .Xiwliilunlel Blv.Xlpilw S4-l'L:l. 114-urge XY:m:lln1r'y l'te. lillrxun llolvliillv l'tv. .lumvs Mvllm- l't4-. llorailll Yul1l1L:' l'lv. 4'l1n1'lvs Imwiles l'l-'. Stzwy Mellivl' l'iv. lniiiwl llamvi' INFANTRY l'lv. XYilli:xm l.i:-litivlsl l'tv. lillxvaiiwl llzxxis l'lo. liussvl lillsl l'tv. lC:11'l ll:1ll l'te. f'liI'1'1-nl :mx l'lo. Iierllvrt llill ARTILLERY l'tv. llzxiwmlll Mvnll l'tn-. lluwurul XYuul:--5' l'tr-. Sliivlvy Uwen I'tv. .Iulni Slim-ling: Viv. lCl'1w-t lYmrlllllllY AVIATION l'tn-, l'lz1x'r-live Ill-Vliml l'tm-. Vlsiylull l,nv1-iw. .XX'l:li'lHl1 l'ie-. ,Iulixi liuyml Servivl- l,ll'lll. XY:ilLm1 liillmrt. lI.l ,l'. l'lv. Vlalrli llynlei' 1'zl-lel Uniullen l'Iui'1'4-Il. .Xxixllimi Sen. l'I4lw:1x'nl Yun llusne. .U'i:l- Svlimvl. l5vI'lir'lc5' limi Ilmiin-ll l'tv. Hernlml Nlzltlivxxsou l'lm-. V1-wil XY-v-nl NAVY Hoax. li-lxxnrcl .Mlkins Sen. .Xi-Lliur lie-mp, :Z-l sill-nnzuilw F.-n. Uzxrlos .llviui-, lllvspitnl llivisiun S:-xwiwe Son. 1'l1u1'lvs l,ntlu1':u11 Sen. llussvll llzi1'iws. X.1'.ll, Sen. lfiw-oinuil Sinvlzsir. NAQII, N--al. i'liI'I'u1-ul liurtml Sen. lluuzllll Snymll-1' rm-xi. .Xllvn :le Silvzi, llrli lliv.. Sl-21. livrmnii Stnlllliv Nzivzxl Militia Vnnlvt Yivtui' ,Im-umini. lst class, HQ-ax. llurnl-l Higrins .Xnnziimlis

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Uncle Sam Expects Every Graduate- This year the graduating class of Pasadena High School faces a situation undreamed of before. VVhile the Class of 1918 has been attending school, the United States has declared war on one of the most powerful nations of the world fand is bending all energies to bring it to a successful completion. Everybody is aiding in some way to operate the war machine, for everything and every occupation has been gathered into one organization to win the war. The Class of 1918 is leaving high school to enter a world such as this, a world of war. Wlhat will be their part in the great events which are taking place? Many of Pasadena's students, some of them members of '18, have already shouldered a gun. Many more will do so within the next year. These grad- uates have found their place. But the army and navy will only take the minority of the Class of '18, The government has not called for and does not want the majority to enlist yet. The government prefers rather for the younger generation to train itself for the time when it will be needed far worse than now. All those who are able to go to college are urged to do so, for the shortage is not of men to carry a gun, but of skilled engineers, doctors, executives, in fact, of trained men of all kinds. From those who cannot go to college the government expects not soldiers, but business apprentices. The graduates who have finished their schooling should go into the business houses, on the farms, into the workships, and take the place of the drafted men who have gone or who must go. The greatest opportunities ever offered a high school graduate are now open to them, and when the United States needs them on the other side it will not fail to call. And when the call does come, the members of the Class of '18 will march forth, a body of trained men, of super-soldiers, to go across the water. in rm 4ff,j air tru