Gibraltar High School - Viking Yearbook (Fish Creek, WI)

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xg-,N Huw? Elm 06' lllfgrigg 'NH 1 1 Mk xx I' ,,,,,,M PREAMBLE TO CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS WE THE PEOPLES OF THE UNITED NATIONS DETERMINED To save succeeding gen Id T from The scourge of war which twice in our lifetime has brought unto sorrow era ions to mankind and To reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights in The dignity and d f T ns d Th ofthe human person inthe equal rights of men and women an o na no an wor Iarge and small and To esTabIish conditions under which iustice and respect for bl T ns arising from treaties and oTher sources of international Iaw can The o nga no maintained and To promote social progress and better standards of Iife in larger freedom AND FOR THESE ENDS To practice Tolerance and live together in peace with one another hb and To unite our strength To maintain international peace and as good neig ors securit and to ensure by The acceptance of principles and The institution of Y methods thaT armed force shaIl not be used save in The common interest and c and socIaI ad To employ international machinery for The promotion of The economi vancement of all peopIes, VE RESOLVED TO COMBINE OUR EFFORTS TO ACCOMPLISH THESE AIMS. Accord- HA ingly, our respective Governments, Through represenTaTives assembled in The city of San F ' o who have exhibited Their fuII powers found To be in good and due form, have rancisc , N d do hereby estabhsh an ln- agreed to The present Charter of The United ations an Ternaiional organization to be known as the UniTed Nations. TO THIS CAUSE, WE DEDICATE THIS I955 VIKING 6

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-Qpnnsr BELOW: Ellen Ahrens, Secretary ,,,,1. 4 MQ- i it L,,L Mig FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL OWEN M. REINCE Not too many years ago, an eighth grade education was considered sufficient educa- tion for most young people entering our competitive business world. However, this has changed radically until now a high school education is thought to be the mini- mum education necessary for a successful, full life. Why is a high school education of such importance? In our high school years we form habits, attitudes and skills which are basic throughout life. Our schools can pro- vide opportunities for each student to de- velop these traits to the fullest degree possible. This imposes an obligation on the school to provide these opportunities for develop- ment. However, it also demands the cooper- ation and effort of each student that he attains a good high school education. We earnestly hope that each graduate can look back at his high school years with a feeling of deep satisfaction for a iob well done. SCHOOL BOARD BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Nelson, Mrs. Wilbur Bertschinger, Mrs, Wm. Ebbers, Lawrence Reinhard, Martin Olson, August Koepsel, Winfield Anderson.