Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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af N1 If-1 X1 V X 1sf43IfSix?4f?3S1Et.,. PREFACE OR the theme of our 1932 AEGIS, may it please your honours, the Washington Bi-Centennial Cele- bration has been chosen. George Washington, Father of Our Country, represents to us the highest of ideals. In him We find all that we have come to this institu- tion of learning hoping to obtain--all that is noble, honourable, learned. We laud his virtues of truth, justice, wisdom, loyalty, and humility. With this thought before us we have, with all due resped to that great man, based our annual upon the important fads and memories of his life. We heartily thank all the faculty and students who have contributed to this book, for without their most kind help this AEGIS could not have been. And now, as you open this book, we hope that you, too, will pay tribute to our distinguished citizen and that you will also keep in mind the sentiment ap- propriate to this publication, which in our judgment is the combination of the best efforts of the class of 1932. 5 -1 NK ff-1 NI ff-f 1-X ff- 1-N 771 1-X1 ff-f 7-X

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