Prospect Park High School - Prospector Yearbook (Prospect Park, PA)

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MRS. N EUS PREUS To MRS. NICLS l'1uc1's: Our udviscr, our fp-How XVU1'kCl', and -we dedicate this book. 5 ou 1' friuml

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MCR. GORDON E. GROFF OUR CLASS of 11344 will graduate in a tighting year, the year that we hope and pray will bring Victory for our Arms and Peace to a war-torn world. This second great world conllict has been called Total XYar. It is being fought on the earth, under the earth, on the seas and in the skies. its battle- tields are not only the conventional ones on the earth's surface, but this war is being waged in every factory, in every home, on the farm, in every school, on the radio, and in the press of our nation. As you are about to graduate, we tind our fighting forces moving ahead on all fronts. XN'e are indeed proud of the part Prospect Park graduates and' students are playing in bringing' us closer to ultimate victory. You have devoted all of your energies toward winning the war, so must you strive to win and build a just and permanent Peace. Lfpon your shoulders will rest the responsibility of perpetuating the American XYay of Life. Our boys are tighting and dying to Keep America American. You will not fail them. 4

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PROSPECTOR STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-JOAN THOMPSON LITERARY COMMITTEE Helen Rathmell, Chairman, Esther Laugh- rey and Malcolm Brown Assistants-Clara Sayre, David Thompson, Jeannette Ingersoll, Helen Krause, Helen Foresman, Jack Frederick, Carter Mer- breier, Elaine Bouchelle, Ruth Marshall, Sue Gonzalez EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Joan Thompson, Chairman Jack Frederick Jeannette Ingersoll ART COMMITTEE Ellen James, Chairman: Clinton Stackhouse Patsy Martin and Marion Moore. Assistants efCarter Merbreier and Fred Meisel