South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Peppy Miss Monay is on The beam again wiTh her greeTing To The weaker sex. Every girl longs Tor The clawn oT Vic- Tory-when The calmness of peace once more brings a release Trom Tension, resT- lessness, and uncerTainTy. YeT she realizes, Too, ThaT iT's a woman's war and she's pre- pared To give her all unTil VicTory is won. So iT's 'All OUT' on The 'School FronT,' as well as The 'Home FronT,' or The baTTle line. Dean Lucille Monay

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Dean C. Dewey Hale Well, looys, l1ere's a Viclory message from your pal, Mr. l-lale: Vic+ory expresses ilsell in numerous ways lo us al Soullw l-liglw. I+ should mean an individual viclory willw eaclw one lcnow- ing llme values of a free and democralic life. To us as a group, viclory slwould mean a conlinualion of our former way of life, lour Willa an improved social reform-new, loul conlaining Hue besl of Jrlwe old Jrlwal makes for happiness.

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L. John NuT'I'al , J VicTory in war comes Trom winning The baTTles, Trom dicTaTinq a iusT and lasTing peace and Trom a worTh-while naTional and personal liTe made possible by The yicTory. Some young people now in high schools may have To parTicipaTe in The baTTle iTselT. All of Them will have To adiusT To adulT liTe in The period which immediaTely Tollows The war. IT is hoped ThaT all will approach These re- sponsibiliTies wiTh unquesTionable loyalTy To Their counTry, and unselTish willingness To sacriTice everyThing ThaT is required. and wiTh a Trained abiliTy To perform The worlc ThaT has To be done. L. JOHN NUTTALT., JR. SuperinTenclenT oT Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION ErnesT M. Hanson J. C. WorlTon