Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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' ,JZ E lg g lk, 43' Frmd X YI-Z3 ?1,,fZi - 1-di... f SUITQLQKQV' FOREWORD After the sun of our life has passed the zenith and is well on its westward journey, we will look back into the balmy days of youth. Days of comradeship, days of laughter and cheer will have all passed with the passing of old friends and comrades. They will bring to us memories, of battles lost and won, of troubles and trials to test our courage, of happiness and unsurmounted joyg in fact, they contain a little of everything which life can hold. Then, too, we will think of the success and failure of our classmates of former days. Making a summary of all these reminis- cences we shall iind that deep down in our hearts, the sweetest memory of all is that of the W. C. H. S. that we have loved.

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'u wut QQQUCATUEN Back of each one of us is something stronger than patriotism, stronger than duty, stronger than honor. It is the stuff of which patriotism, duty and honor are made. It is the influence of our Mothers. Years will pass and the world will change, but a Motheris love will never die. Sejusof is lovingly dedicated to our Mothers.