Southwest High School - Sachem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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-.41-..aQ.,Z -3-1-1 Class of 1944 We boys and girls of the class of '44 entered school just after the fall of France. The denouement of Pearl H21fb01' came in our sophomore year. But Our lives haven't changed very much. We have engaged in many activities not before necessary but now vital to the war effort, but on the other hand, we the whole we have had much the same lives, the same opportunities as those before us had. And, perhaps, in this, too, we also serve. Our high schools exemplify much that is characteristically American. Perhaps the greatest service that We of high school age can render is to obtain, SENIOR BUSINESS COMMITTEE Standing: Lyons, Westmoreland, Poynter, Danneberg, Davis, Jones. Seated: Wilkinson, Moore, Houston, Woodward, Payne, Ferris, Newcomer. have taken much the same courses as our predecessors-some courses greatly enriched, others revamped to suit the present needs,-have had the same liter- ary and music contests, have had about the same social contacts. True, there was less gasoline. More of us have obtained jobs, securing them more easily. But on before going forth to take an active part in this war, an education upon which to base our peace-time living later on. The war-time record of former Southwest students who are now in uniform is prov- ing that such an education is no mean springboard into battle. Page Twenty