Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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filvefzfxl The Allied Powers are fighting for Liberty. They are now seeking to preserve personal freedom for all men. This is the dream. Our schools are striving to prepare the future genera- tion for these liberties and for the responsibilities which go with them. This is reality. We are learning the principles of self-government through our Student Council. We are studying problems of law and order in our Tribunal. Through the Bay Window we are seeing the respon- sibilities and influence of a free press. Now, in this, our Annual, we are seeking to interpret our conceptions to you. We have found that freedom means responsibility. The citizens of tomorrow must be ready for Liberty.

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'ai- LIBERTY