Beloit Memorial High School - Beloiter Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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ir DEDICATED TO OUR BOYS IN To you High School lads Qand your brothers and dadsj Who are serving the nation today- To you boys from the hills and the farms and the mills And the cities and mountains and plains- Wherever you are-be it near, be it far, On the land, on the sea, in the air- With a stoutness of heart you are doing your part To keep this- the land of the free. It's good luck and God speed you!-May nothing impede Nor make you delay nor digress- Let this be our toast to the widening host- Of the youth who have answered the call Till you conquer the foe and let all nations know There's a hope and a justice on earth It's to you High School lads, Qand your brothers and dadsj That we dedicate this publication. ir ir SERVICE you

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xo r 1, 1-'pls gli 1' vac T 9 f Qi V I 4 A3 XX- 7, o 6 S well Kuff it KD was is 9 cor' -F WM X x xf ' . clip lb X99 xgvg Q i V - 0 J if ,lf ft 'B'9 e'Fl5VAcsk FOREWORD In this the twenty-eighth edition of the BELOITER, we Wish to impress upon the reader the importance of Beloit High School in a world at war, in a nation destined to become the work-shop of the universe, in a city, one of many that constitutes that nation. We shall attempt to picture our school as a work- shop, turning out students as its finished product, to take their place in a nation at work. Our faculty is pictured in the same capacity as the personnel of such a plant, keeping production at full speed and main- taining an excellent standard of quality. With this in mind we turn the pages of the 1943 BELOITER. J K