Boys Technical High School - Artisan Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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I 9 pd ts x . 1 . me d gow E5 t fa y GQ! E.. X wf 5 Q'. K ,Y f' 5- S- X 'W N 4 ,S at , aww, 5-I 4-nl I, -4 SYMBGLIC of the dignity and durability of democracy in Wisconsin is the beautiful state capitol, whose statue atop the stately dome P i towers 285 feet above Capitol Square in Mad- , G, ison. KMilwaukee Iournal Photo.l L E Q An important part of that democracy is our ff -3 6 system of free public schools, in which Boys' - -- sf Technical High School plays a unique role. Iust as our representatives in Madison and elsewhere are held responsible for the govern- Q O O ing of the state, so the governing of the school , is delegated to the faculty and various admin- istrative officers. In keeping with the spirit of government and the Wisconsin Centennial, we , l devote the opening section of our yearbook to the school faculty. l P X C9 And for the citizens of the school, as well as l f for the adult citizenship, the words of our state :I T3 FX constitutional fathers as found in the last para- ,-: XI graph of the Wisconsin Declaration of Rights - ..--. vf f are timely: The blessinas of a free government . -1 can only be maintained by a firm adherence to iustice, moderation, temperance, frugality an.d virtue, and by frequent recurrence to fun- lit damental principles. ' I ' , 0 X 3 X V AX A-1 X' E532 F ' fn J ',', AAJBEX v J duu, X 9 fx :Y Y Qt x.ZX J Drum -7 - I 2 Conch tttlllm