Bay View High School - Oracle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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,,0JV'S2 i M' WW ,fiimfii i Q- .. 1 1 '- -Q 1 DEDICATIDN To the Bay View of Tomorrow, to the greater school that shall rise onthe foundation we have laid, we dedicate this Anniversary Oracle. Built into that school will be the close intimacy between teacher and taught, the little, weathered barracks knew so well, and we have so earnestly sought to keep in a large, metropolitan high school. This spirit, passing on to those who will shape the Bay View of Tomorrow, will help that school to use fullyiithe tools a generous commonwealth provides. There will be for every child freedom to express himself, but it will be a directed free- dom that is not allowed to impinge on the rights of others. There will be a chance for him to grow as nature planned he should, so that when he leaves his high school, each child will know he has been the center of his school. The Bay View of Today salutes a greater Bay View of Tomorrow! owwypjtv VFW wjjfw Q- sv 4- ' ea wffwfiifyfljwliji fi? 'ff' fyryf. M lfilfwf 'yy v M 1, yi UV X l . iffy '

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