West Technical High School - Technician Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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C C Tuck CLASS OF jANUARY I9-43 You are leavlng school and faclng a different world than that faced by your predecessors The opportunuty of being of ser vlce In the rmmedlate future IS almost unlumlted Many of the boys wlll soon be In the armed forces Many of the gurls vvlll be doang work directly connected vvlth our Government s most vatal task The Vxflnnung of the Wan Undoubtedly all will find somethlng Important to do lf West Tech has helped equup you to do the Important job well then both your country and you wall profnt from the an vestment whnch has been made nn your educatuon West Tech would be pleased to have each of you notify us where you get located I personally hope that each of you will fund the place you are best sunted to full C C Tuck 6

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john H Klee The january Class of l943 proudly dedlcates thus sensor book to Mr john H Klee head of the woodworking depart ment of West Technlcal Hugh School Mr Klee has been a member of the faculty contlnuously since West Tech was founded In l9l2 an understanding teacher and friend He us entntled to Well done thou good and fauthful servant CLASS OF jANUARY l943 5 1 . . , ' - - nn . an , . v

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S D Browne Anna May Ryan L V' I know that the boys of the graduatung class of january 43 are profoundly starred by all the nmpllcatlons of these tumes and that they realnze that thus country has a real job to be done one that calls for the efforts and ener gnes of all of us The young men of our great country regard the next few years as a challenge more ser: ous than any other that thus country has ever faced They are accepting the challenge wnth confidence S D Browne IZ Because of the War more opportunntues are open to gurls than ever before You are belng urged to enter defense plants joan the different Women s Auxnlnary Corps take the Cnvnl Service Exams work nn Washington and do many other thmgs you never dreamed of Wlth tnese many chouces before you you may overlook one of the most Important contrnbutuons you can make to the war effort helping to keep the home flres burnlng Well establlshed famlly lufe has long been consndered the measure of a great natnon Such homely tasks as taknng care of younger chlldren cooking cleanlng and launderung make a large contribution to national welfare Aprons may not be as dlstlnctlve as some other uniforms but they are the lnsngnla of a most Important job Anna May Ryan Dean of C-:rls ..7...