South Zanesville High School - Conatus Yearbook (Zanesville, OH)

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CLASS NIGHT At the time of publication comDlete arrangements for the Cla.;:s Night program had not been made. However the idea of the program has been worked out and it is nlanned to have a novelty program with a set-up similar to that of an ordinary class room. Pauline Faires nas been chosen to act «s teacher and the followintr selections are to be on the program. Will History Prophecy Poem Violin Solo Humorist Pessimist Optimist Solo Sextet Presentation of Key Class Song Arthur Steed Esther Jean Riley Marilynn McClelland Mary France Louise Barker Jack Kackley Catherine McQuillan Nelson Burchett Esther Thomas Eva Belle Barker Mary Jane Collins Betty Harkness Verna Sweet Louise Barker Joy Sohofield Accompaniment — Mar jorie V agner Forrest Grant Entire Class

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This Is the real challenge to the j ' outh of today. It Is rather dark nlcture of our future as I have nalnted It but one element is mlsr,lng. We have not taken into cons -deratlon what we as American citizens c-n give to society. V c can chrnge the picture to one of the social security If we so desire. Our goal Is to develop America morally; end makie It socially secure. We have been given the background of our task. For twelve years we have attended public schools vhere we have learn from books and people. We have been given all possible train- ed from books and people. We have been g ' von all possible training make us capable citizens — the rest, lies with us V e must be willing to take an active part in tr.o life of the com- munity. Courage must be ours to meet do-toto ' To keep on through trying difficulties, will pover and perseverance are essential. With these weapons in our hands and with the help of the Almighty G-od we are ready to go into the world to fight for better conditions. There Vi ill be defeats and disasters, but we must forge steadily ahead and we must be victorious! America 25 years from now will be, to a great extent, what the youth of today make it. This is the cl.cJlenge that has been has been given to us, one of the many senior cli sses of 1940. Again i e bid you welcome to our commencement and hope to make pr.ch and everyone of your proud of our class by meeting our challenge with courage and determination. — Louise Barker Saluatorian

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