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

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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

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A glimpse of Bay View tbrougla a fligree of leafy bouglas.