Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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A Parting Gesture As we go forth seeking new horizons. we. the Class of 1944, present this record of our high school life. Although insignificant in time, these four years have been rich in ex- periences. Great riches-academic, social, physical, and above all, understanding-have been gained from our years in Tamaqua High School. All these and the ways in which we attained them are recorded in this volume so that in future years, like a llliSCl' counting his gold, we may recount these golden high school memories. BOOK I Academic Training BOOK II . Social Training BOOK III . . Physical Training BOOK IV . . Understanding

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COX'PEN'I'S

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'A' ir ir ir 'A' 'A' 'A' i' ir llElHCA'l'l0 During the last two years of our high school days many of our classmates left us to join the armed forces. Today they are scattered all over the world. Some are in camps here in the United States, others are in the Pacific, and still others are on the battle- fields of Europe. Wherever they may he, they are making their contribution to our world of tomorrow. To these hoys who have already left our class for the Army, the Navy, or the Marines, and to those who are waiting to he called, we, the Class of 1944, do most sincerely dedicate this volume of the Sphinx. 'A' 'A' ir ir ir 'k ir 'A' 'A'