Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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An unpredictable future lies ahead for many of us. We must accept self- sacrifice in a world at war. The boys of our class may soon be called upon as several already have to serve their country; our girls will take up the vital work of production for the preservation of our country and its Ideals. With this seriousness ahead of us. It Is natural that we recall the memorable days we have spent at Robertsdale High School. Our class has not been without flaws, but we feel we have left our mark In scholarship and extra-curricular activities. As we leave, I feel sure that this class will make Its stand In life elsewhere as well as In school. Together we wish to express our sincere appreciation to faculty members and administration for encouragement and friendly advice which they have given us. Though we may be dubious about what the future holds for us, we are certain that come what may, we are prepared to face It with confidence that has been Instilled In us here at Robertsdale High School. -13- - James Houck

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CLASS SONG LET’S BRING NEW GLORY TO OLD GLORY Let's bring new glory to Old Glory The flag of our America, Let us show the world a big parade of Men that have the stuff that heroes are made of. Let's bring new glory to Old Glory, With faith and courage, we'll win through. So, wave on Old Glory and with the help of God, We'll bring new glory to you. 12-

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IN SERVICE Pvt. Franci3 Cutshall Pvt. Elwood Neville Pvt. Francis Cutshall and Pvt. Elwood Neville, members of the graduating class, were Inducted Into the army January 28, 1943. At the time of this wrltlnr. both boys are stationed at Camp Stewart, Oeorgla. -14-