Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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FOREWORD To you who have helped make Broken Bow a finer school we present the 1947 edition of The Warrior. We realize that it is impossible to give you a complete picture of school life within the limit of the printed page but we trust this book will serve as a reminder of the many happy and constructive days spent in B. B. H. S. With this purpose in view we are Sincerely yours, The Staff. “Man’s most prised possessions are the memories oj the past:

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DEDICATION T I O A TEACHER WHOSE LITERARY ABILITY HAS BEEN GIVEN AN OUTLET AS ADVISER TO THE LAST THREE PUBLICATIONS OF THE BROKEN BOW HIGH ANNUAL—WHO ACCOMPLISHES HER MANY DUTIES WITH A REMARKABLE DEGREE OF EFFICIENCY—WHO IS A GUIDE OF HER OWN CONVICTIONS, FAIR AND JUST—WHOSE SENSE OF HUMOR ENDEARS HER TO THE STUDENT BODY—TO MRS. MILDRED SCHWENGLE —IN SINCERE APPRECIATION AND ADMIRATION WE DEDICATE THE 1947 IVARKIOR.

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PLEDGE When we have traveled far in our terrestrial trek may this, The Warrior of 1947, stand as a monument to which we may look hack and note our progress, to which we may look back, review, remember, and rejoice. May this memorial, inscribed with our humble pennings and portraits symbolize the great things which extend to the other side of our school days, past the frontier of our brief lives, and into the land of the future. We sincerely hope that this monument, the representative of a great American institution of learning, will be standing amid beauty and peace, and that it shall have moved to the realm of tomorrow after a blissful, peaceful journey. When it has entered this region may it find there the things to which we pledge this annual. We ask of God it may discover the right of men to equality, the freedom to worship according to belief, and the strength of mind combined with benevolence of heart which shall forbid the wielding of weapons. War ends in peace, and morning light Mounts upon midnight’s wing—