Pershing High School - Parade Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Um Qecaacf aaa Wiclofuf 'AKG' w ..'- 'HY' or 4, ' GIVE T0 YOUR COMMUNITY WAR CHEST its he -P We bought S700,000 Worth ot 'War Bonds in all ot the bond campaigns. Mr. Frank lsbev, chairman ot the Michigan War Finance Committee, addressed a rally ot students during the Sixth War Loan. We purchased War Savings Stamps totaling Sl80,000. Arthur Tomala brought a bag con- taining 5,l00 pennies to purchase War Bonds in one ot the campaigns. Students collected 83 tons ot waste paper during the War period. Students and taculty members con- tributed S8000 to the Community War Chest. The same group gave 37,670 to the Red Cross in addition to sending hundreds ot service boxes to men in the Armed Forces and to children in devastated countries.

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021mm Wm la Peace Elght classes prev1ous to ours have graduated nn a world at war We leave hlgh school at a tlme when the world IS formulatlng plans for a lastlng peace For over four years our hngh school efforts have been geared to a masslve plan to defeat the enemy We look forward to tak P' '1 mg our place ln a world now geared to makmg hfe more tol erant more frlendly more nelghhorly more peaceful We are happy to present our record of th1s peaceful ef fort for the first semester of 1945 1946 MARY LOU STILLBERG Edt THE PERSHING PARADE 9 u 9 , . Xi 3: . . - , ' -Q ' A I W L , i or if junuary,1946. . E- Q asf , Fgylb

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'7faeq Una! we in a made jail' ' The Fallen Heroes They had not yet begun their ,Ives to live As men They were as young as you or Too young to glzt Ma glzts too young to dfe Yet they gave all they ever had to g1ve Their lives They gave no quarter asleecf or none Save one that As we all God let there be Another hand to catch th banner ree From our col ngers gray where once Jul run The blood 0 men wc were to be Three score Ten and gone be ore their time erha s But let us here on eartlz remember Four Bright Freedoms dearly bought and never fa se Our vigilance again N 1l Herron 12B manor Ziinll lohn Abraham Domrn C Alcrm M1ltord Baggett Rtchard Baker Iohn F Bernabtc Casmr H Bteleclct Andrew Bou Erglto Gordon Brown lames Butz Ernest A Chtmtelewskl Frank C1dfl'OWSKl Edward Dargo Stanley Dormnczalc Steve Dozarc Edward Duffy Bemamtn Dumlct George Evans Walter Eelmly George Forges Walter Garlalc Ioseph Georgeott Leo Gtacobazzt Floyd L Goodrrch Maurrc Goodwrn Peter Halanslcl George Hauser Robert Hewrtt Frank IGSKIGWICZ Leonard Kaprca Clrrford Kelth Martrn Kew Edward Kolter Vrctor Kovacs George R Kovaltck Henry Kublnskl Albert Kulcorowskr Arnold Kwratkowskr Chester Lewrs Gerald I Lezotte Edward Lorenc Samuel Marmo Harold Meeks Chester Mrller Roy Morrrs Burton Nason Edward Noblrslct Stanley NObl1Sk1 lohn Norman Melvrn Poke-la lack Polkmghorn Louts K Pucllowskt Raymond Remrak Damel Rogusz Davrd Sanford Ioseph Scamazza Harold G Scharble Anthony Ser1p1gl1a Douglas Sregenthaler Thomas H Stacheckr Nrck Sustch Albert Tessrer Anthony Tomczlck Anthony Trebmk Myron A Truxton Raymond D Tuzrnsky George Vernon Albert Vrctor Iohn Walas Chester Walls Angus Werr George W1ll1ams George Yaksrch Theodore Zamolcrn Thadeus F Zawada Edward P Z1el1nsk1 Paul A Zrelrnskr : 1, . . . Y f , U f cl fl , , ' f 1 , 'YY fue . . . ,- f , 19 15 : . V V Y p el , STGIHGY AUSllH ELIQGHG Kdd6I' Chggtgf Rgmangwgki