Valley High School - Viking Yearbook (Valley Station, KY)

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. 4, - f E . rf ,A 2 ki 2 ,la at vez W 2 e :M ww , H X :RK To us who have edited this Annual, it represents a work of vital love and loyalty which will come in the future to be a nostalgia of scenes Wdear to our hearts as fond recollection presents them to v1ew.N We have attempted to express to the Valley community our deep apprecia- tion of their wonderful spirit toward us and the influence exerted upon us both by past and present generations by adopting a theme which acknowledges all too meagerly, for lack of space, the fine heritage of victory over de- feat of the early hardships of our pioneer settlers both in establishing their homes and places of worship. In return for this noble heritage, we pledge ourselves to live up to the full measure of whatever contribution of service or sacrifice the future may ask of us. Before this year of 1942 is over, we know that many of us will be active- ly engaged in conquering the worst foes ever alligned against a Christian people, and it is with the high courage of youth and the deep faith of our brave ancestors that we leave Valley High to go forth to battle to WIN. 2

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De dj calf 7 For her kindness and generosity, her guidance and hard work, we, the class of 1942 dedicate this second volume of The Viking to our principal, Mrs. Julia R. Fahey. we appre- ciate her tolerance, her friendly attitude and understanding and shall long cherish the pleasant memories of the days we have spent with her.