Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Dedication AR DFFERENT from the past three years was this year of battle and of triumph, a year in which the forces of righteousness rallied to win back yet again what had been lost to the enemy through treachery and unprepared- ness. We are prouder than we could ever say of the part in this great struggle which is being played on the far-flung battlefronts of the world by students and teachers once associated with our school. To them we dedi- cate this book. May God send them safely back to us again. A higher, nobler task has taken them from school and home. Cn the field of battle they are closing with our foep and though we watched them leave with sorrow their gallantry and their success has made us glad. And they are not forgotten. ln this year we, too, who have re- mained at home, have experienced , much change in our own lives. But g 4 . A .iiii what we have done and what we will o . Q Q 'f , A -1 do before this great war is ended may Q Q 4 v 'A l never be compared with the sacrifices H so gladly made by those who have - -' V01 S answered their country's call to arms. as L Q l We know that in this war there must - lu If - be no compromise. We know that the brave people to whom we are dedi- cating our book will permit no compro- iii mise, whatever the price of victory. Y HPF! R bi STAET Top LEFT: BOB LYNN, IIM MEHL. DICK BEAZELL. GENE ASHADINA. ve PAYSON GREGORY. CHRISTINE -.- FLODBERG. DW1GH'r FISHER.

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War Service Council Operating for the third year, the War Service Council, composed of a united group of students bending its effort toward furthering the defense program, worked on various drives throughout the year. 3. I C On the board were all student body officers, the president and sec- retary of each class, Mrs. Worthington, Mr. Crook, Mr. Geiser, Miss Benharn, Miss Staud, and representatives from the GAA., the Service Club, the lunior Red Cross, the Block the F.F.A., the Scholarship Society, and the janitor force. President of the council, Carolee Rodgers, and Secretary Bonnie Mosernan, the council's only officers, received warm and enthusiastic support from the members. Front Row: A. Bettencourt. Hinkle. C. Rodgers. McMaster. Borcovich. Second Row: L. Dong. M. Wilson, Mosemcm. C. Tugel. Struve. Miss Slaud. Third How: B. Blcxisdell. B. Gross. Miss Benham, Mrs. Worthington. Murrington, Geddes. f ' tn, ,,