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

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WHITHER D0 WE G0? N TIMES such as these, this question naturally confronts teachers and students alike. The generation now finishing high school is groping for light as no other graduates collectively have had to do heretofore. In an increased degree of uncer- tainty, young people stand face to face with the stern problem of how to make a living and how to make a life. One thing is certain, there can be no morator- ium in education either from Without or from within. Externally there must be provision by the state to continue its program of offering the op- portunity to every child to achieve success along some chosen line. But of greater significance is the urge that must come from Within every pupil, the ambition and the determination to succeed. The consecration to one,s effort must be complete. Fortified with a training sufficiently broad and in- tensive, according to the respective needs and in- clinations of the individual, he will be ready when his time and opportunity arrive. There is and always has been room at the top. The conditions of today offer more than an opening for complaint and lament, they offer a challenge to positive action that will bring forth the best that is Within us. It is an American trait to make oneself master of a situation however dif- Hcult. Let us all do our part in perpetuating this trait in the educational field, ever confident that our best efforts will strengthen our morale and yield the results We so earnestly desire for ourselves. ............G.A.Fritsche , , ' 1: 55559:-E-292 L , 1:51-: .M- .::f:fa?f:2'2::-- -I '