George Washington High School - Continental Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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if 35-U35 ifiilrqg 2555? iii 4:14223 sie gg? 43435 ik xr new We, ihe graduales of '43, are eniering a world ravaged by warfare, bui' we are prepared. Each of us is able 'ro do whal' he or she underfakes, be if in milifary or civilian life. Many of us will soon ioin fhe ranks of rhe nine hundred fiffy former graduales who have enfered +he service of our coun+ry. Of 'I'his number, fourfeen have been los? in aclion and live cifed for valorous service. The number is small in com- parison lo 1'he couni'ry's vas? armed mighl, buf each one of our number carries some'I'hing in his hearr +ha+ his comrades are wi+hou+. Thai' somefhing is 'lhe spirif of George Washingfon-rhe hurrying brealhlessly down The hall +o gel' ro 1'he nexl' period on 'I'ime, The grand ova+ion +ha'l' greels each broken dish in 'I'he lunchroomg cramming homework during 'l'he shor'r official, fhe dread summons lo 'l'he curling office, The horrible anxiefy over mid-ferms--if is Senior Week in all i'I's glory. Verily, il' is fhe hundreds of fhings +ha+ go info +he making of George Washinglon High. Our days in high school are over, 'They have passed 'far foo quickly. Today as we look back upon ourselves, from fhe +ime we enrered as bewildered freshmen-l'ill 'Phe presenl' when we are worldly seniors, we find 'I'here is a lump in our ihroafs as we bid our school, Adieu. Adieu, buf nol' good-bye, for we shall never say good-bye fo you George Washing+on. We shall fake, each of us, a small parl' of you in our hear+s. We shall look back in lafer years wirh fond recollecfions upon 'rhe happy hours passed wirhin your porfals. Lee Winkler

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