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mxfgi i Elfiffwwfr rfiiwffaift segw 2336255 ww ig ws? all E this 55553 Q 5 if lj N553 'D 4X9 Through the teaching and guidance of faithful Christian teach- ers, we have received an education which will determine our future life. One of the major advantages of attending Milwaukee Luth- eran High School is the blessing of Christian fellowship. The 1960 Shield is a collection of your memories during these school years. As you turn the following pages, we hope that you will relive once more the happy days you have spent here. 5 4,
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