Scienceville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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DEDICATION To the youth of the entire world, upon whom the heavy burden of winning this war and peace to follow, has fallen, we dedicate this '45 edition of the Silhouette . . . FOREWORD We the Seniors of this graduating class face an unsettled world engaged in warring conflict. Thus prepared, may we have the guidance of God to help us restore good will and an everlasting peace on earth again and forever after.

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SILHUUETTE SCIENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO 1945

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L A V .Ls ' P A Pledge Five hundred fifty seven boys and girls have entered the service from our high school. Eighteen of these have made the supreme sacrifice. Our boys in service are thinking constantly of us, their homes, their community iand city. They are'fighting ond sacrificing to keep -things safe here at home, they are fighting and sacrificing to preserve our right to freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear. But in a larger sense they are not fighting to preserve the four freedoms in order to keep things as they are, they are keenly aware of the fact that the four freedoms give to America the precious privilege of continuous im- provment of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Many of you boys and girls now seniors in school will go into the service of our country and sooner or later will think thoughts similar to the above. To you and to the other students now in service l express my deepest appre- ciation of the contribution you are making to our beloved land of America. As one who is unable to enter active service, I pledge myself to aid all eifforts tg uphold and extend the four freedoms in our city, our nation, and t e wor . W. L. RICKEY.