Custer High School - Warrior Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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'W l ya pflfvx AA! I Not on the shores f Gltchee Gumee by the shlnrng Bug Sea Water ot Lake Mlchngan Iles the clty of Milwaukee The clty stretches out nts arms to Include all forms of lute and lndustry A part of thus lute and lndustry IS Custer Hugh School reachmg upward toward Its goals lt was to this place ot learning Llttle Hiawatha came Hrs eager mind was reflected by the newness ol the bulldrng Hrs adventurous splrrt knew no bounds for hrs was the boldness ofthe young and the energy of untapped youth The lad sat un the presence of has elders and was taught the craft of the hunter Slttlng at the feet of the story teller he learned of the history and culture ot has people Through sports and actuvutues hrs energy and abllltles were challenged and channelled As a brave Huawatha came to know and accept responslbrlrty by bemg grven tasks nd dutues to test what he had learned There also was tnme tor fun laughter and lrlends QA skulls and to make use ot the knowledge he has acquired No longer can he be called Qi Now Hoawatha grown out ot childhood unto manhood must leave to turther test has lttle Hlawatha tor he IS a warrnor read to take his place In the trrbe armed with the Y lore ot his people fy:-Tl-s K ' I,,... .Qi i 5x- Af -.b N X X '-5 -LR xx , fx wi' 1 t R N xl- NYU- ,,,c.,.-PST., l X S if -f ...jxxlf xx if sxslx 2,-5 In fzfoxa gy.Kf-J 44 ,Male ,J gf adf' .JXB f, 1- PR Q QA in X I- ' - D I I U . TT-5111-211 'Nfl TT' lT4T'x -2 A X , .i - Y-'-'T - i Y -PM - U -gl .. - X -. ., fix I ' -- .,,.,,.LQ.,.b,.,.f- 'L L , '- l A In eg r 'A f 4 f , time H was TTT T M , , 4 A 'Q X 'rs XXX I X g ' X , 5 L gf T Q' fl.. X , Y y Mex ty - a , X 'K 77,1 x T. . l X T . ES! X , l- f ,' lv ' T .' 1 ' -1 ' l V ' 3 .. . . 1 1 ' ' T' ' j yy, 4 l l 1' -T N R I K xl 1 I J V FF aixxk- 'K B S l I If K f Y s. K - 4 . W Q . EJ Xe Q T 3'1 J ' XX l .. Q M33 Ll in T, ff? T ' fer -the 1 T T ' T S, fs 'T' is l L Ra T Ze11f ?!f 'i1 .Xggqg-I X .

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ADMINISTRATION V W5 M 1 J 4 M A ff M' 6 MR RAYMOND F MICHALAK Prmclpol fi ' 2 fi V sf' L ,Auf D 76 Vx LL , J F .'1V X 'kigj Xxx. 'ff Rx M VL ff' NN W' 'YY 1 UL if f' in 4A WH Rl Oi mx fy 301, g F f x X79 wb' if V ffl 75 M ' Jfif '-'- .