West View High School - Westvian Yearbook (West View, PA)

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DEDICATION To THE MPIN of the Faculty of Yvest View High School who are serving in the armed forces of the United States of America, Private Richard Camp, Cadet Iohn Davis, Private Robert Jordan, Lieutenant Elmer Puchta, and Private Carl Zerke, we sincerely dedicate this issue of the Wlestvian. The students and faculty of our High School appreciate the service and devotion which these men are giving to their country in her hour of needl Unselfishly and willingly they have left the pleasant rooms and corridors of our school to take their places in history beside the heroes of Valley Forge, Gettysburg, and Verdun. In these days when America faces the greatest test of her history to determine whether she shall remain a free nation of free men it is highly significant that the men of our free educational system of public schools have not hesitated to meet their country's calll VVe have missed these friends in the past year who had been so concerned with our lives and constantly endeavored to make West View High School a better place in which to live. They were an integral part of what we know to have been the most important and formative years of our lives. They advised, encouraged and inspired us as we traveled along the paths of enlightenment and knowledge. In classrooms we came to know them as worthy examples of the teaching profession. They made their subjects become interesting and worthwhile. In our activity program they sponsored our class organizations, our school paper, our athletics, our music, and many more of the things we have learned to recognize as the heritages of education passed along in a free America. Vtle are looking forward to the time when the clouds of war shall have faded away and these soldiers of Uncle Sam shall once again resume their places in our Alma Slater. re RlCHARD CAMP Jonx DAX'IS RKJBIiR'Ii Joklmx ELMER PUcu'rA QXARL ZERKIQ