Janesville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

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PHOENI T O STUDENTS OF JANESVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL You have dedicated the 1933 yearbook to your parents. We of the faculty are pleased to know that you have given thought to those whose sacrifices have made your present school life possible. Did you ever stop to think that the aim of all fathers and mothers is to give to their sons and daughters better oppor- tunities than Were provided for them twenty or more years ago? You owe to your parents more than you can ever repay. All they ask is that you fully pre- pare yourselves to live in your community and rellect credit on the home from which you come. V. E. Klontz 17

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DHGENIX The Free public schools of America were founded and have been maintained for the purpose of giving expression to that concept of equality of opportunity which We have idealized in this Nation. Equality of opportunity presupposes that there will be an ensuing appreciation of social responsibility on the part of those who are the recipients of oppor- tunity. Today, more than ever before, America re- quires that its Citizens who have had schooling become tolerant, alert, and social-minded members of society. L. R. Creutz ' r 16

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DHGENI , - Y Y- -vvi - X 0 I FACULTY ROW IV: Mr. Henning, Mr. Sorenson, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Lamoreaux. Row III: Miss Westall, Mr. I-Iemmingway, Mr. Strong, Miss Thieson, Miss Sutton. Row II: Miss Thomson, Miss Smith, Miss Swan, Miss Wells, Miss E. Taylor, Miss McKellar. Row I: Miss Plumb, Miss Muggleton, Miss Strobel, Miss Mason, Miss Ruscha, I 3 Miss R. Enright-Truant Officer Miss Hagar. Miss Tiegs, Miss Birmingham 18