Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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I can think of no better wish for each of you than that you may in some way be instrumental in bringing about a better world-a world such as Benjamin Franklin de scribed when he said God grant that not only the love of liberty but a thorough knowledge of the rights of man may invade all the nations of the earth so that a philosopher may set his foot down anywhere on its surface and say This is my land Thelma Ferriss Dean of Girls MBSAGB T0 THE CLASS OF 1950 The times ahead seem destined to be frouqht with conditions which may endanger both individual and national security. It is my sincere belief that you graduates of Milwaukie Union tl-ligh School will meet your responsibilities in every way and use your talents in every degree that our country and our culture may not only survive but that it will go toward the formation of a better world in which to live and toward making possible a better and fuller life for each and every individual. I hope that you have enjoyed the past years spent in high school as much as I have enjoyed my associations with you. May I wish for you the best of everything in life. O. D. Byers Superintendent WWW This school year found our students again pursuing an situations are challenges to our exercise of stability and good Judgment Educated citizens produce sound govern ment and defense, unnecessary and ill advised terminations of school careers lend themselves to the cause of our enemies Congratulations to the graduating class of 1951 You have completed a step in the enrichment of your lives and you have served the best interests of your country Eugene E Dove Vice Principal education while our country was under threat of war. Such