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

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NA f-Y' 4 '-'W sys: ' fm--1 - N -l . A- .. g,.,1,,'., F OREWORD O SUBTLY do books bear upon the activities and events of school life that we scarcely realize their importance until someone points it out The our years struggle o the seniors their attempt to shake o f Ignorance and Inexperience 1nay be com par ed to the struggle o Christian with his burden in Pzlgrnn s Progress While we are having all sorts 0 adventures and escapades we are blissfully uncon scious of the fact that Alice zn Wonderlalzd exper ienced 1nany snnzlar sensations As she entered into so do we enter into an entirely different li e when we come into high school Many new and dz ferent characters appear At times all o us ludzcrously suggest to the minds o our neighbors the ridiculous characters of Mother Goose The little men and little women who are our classmates are those with whom we form lz e long relationships and it is they who inject zest and interest into school li e On the Oracle s pages lzves a happy chapter o our exist ence with zts aid we shall in years hence recall to mind the days of our youth--days well spent and days of care ree contentment fb 1 ,tell 'iii-'v!,.!'F-lQ,f ' TT' fu nf s ,g e mf hill 'fn .I . T l ' 1 Z ' vw a confused world which held new meanings for her, ry - . .f rw F .' f . f . . A o Q if l g KJ X

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I' 'E ILLUSTRATED BOOKS HE AGE-OLD CHARM of the illustrated story z book has lost none of its power over the irnagi- , gf nation. Pictures, beautiful in their artistic re- 1 presentation of reality, drawings, fascinating in their ' f evident significance, these are a joy in themselves- and oh, the glory of a colored illustration! The art- fb a ist's brush paints with gay abandon the dictates of . 44 xl' i1nagination's pen, and lo--all the wonders of that a 5 , delightful place we call bookland become real, actual, to live in our memories forever. I fl 1 - . . . 1 . gx Pictures, familiar, dear to us, make more precious lg:-lx ,, this, our year-book. .Illustrations are the unwritten F5 J stories in our lives. How quickly they flash their A suggestions of work, of play, of sport, of art, and even A MJ of nature itself. We see the little creek tumbling NJ gaily under its quaint bridge, the sun-bathed lagoon reflecting the green overhanging boughs, and the flower beds with their usual swarm of droning bees. On the green-terraced campus stands the school we have learned to love. Here youth has, year after ' year, gathered, walked a bit of the way together, and then parted. Memories at a glance-these are the charms of illustrated editions. y fi? fegflse, ..,.,... '53, s 27- lie? 7' 12 i 1. 12