Kaukauna High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Kaukauna, WI)

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il-rv,-,,, . . . -,f,,. W' cgfihi-- una l'ligh School The students and graduates ol Kaulca ll the Fronts in our nation s who are doing their part on a h American vvay of life. struggle to preserve t e i our school have already leit for Many oi the students o the armed services ol our country, many more ol you will soon be leaving. The Fight that you students are entering is no longer a mere boxing match against the bitterest rival or a football game with the conference championship at issue, ' h reater honors and but is a lar gre ideals at stalce. l t' ities you participated in dur- lmportant as the schoo ac iv ing the lour years oi high school seemed, they were only a preview or sample oi the Future. Your high school days are gone Forever. You are lacing a nevv and strange vvorld where tests are not graded by percentages and grades, but by success or Failure. Your high school training will stand you d for whatever the future holds lor you. ater battle with muc g in good stea