Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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QQ ,L L. Wo' V15 J ff' A, ff' If if ,V A 7,-1 ' l ' jj J' iff' Jn' +A 1, my i ,Wi e ff' .Ji ff' fl Wy! 4-fs li! J Ml! I Jf' lp XIX! 1 'x x I . 5 J vw' 9 l . 'Ln' , 'Xi F xx. . P u r e w u r d g i I U , Q' .X X J I N Wisconsin's Statehood Centennial on May 29 and the publication of xx 433, .this would almost coincide. This fact, forseen by the Rocket 5 talf, s meds. e answer to theigf' ra ers for a theme ins iration. So with , 4 K , ,X P Y P X! fx M Y iscgxigsin its one hundret years in mind, the 1948 ROCKET was ,Q if W' .jilanneil agdjlentitled Our An ivgrsary Album. Ya A ...f Q 'Wi 1 53 L ' N in wP9rfhaps,this book will strike ' as being old-fashioned. You're not if X wrong if yogi get that im ess 'X E it was intended to look that way. 'Q y fx. f 'fhegurpose of this old styl was to remind you of olden times- Kijf X' gibfl 8, if you please, vsfhen t United States became the proud parents X ' J Q -afiiew stat ' iscondin. if u -. i, xi iw D we L3 --1 'N' 'TJ K . . ,A J 5 l If you look clbsely, your l notice nothing has been left out for the Q f ' ,skakeuof t'Qilryingibut Everything is here fand morej although ' ' 'x 7 iffitlay loqk dilfwent. ' 9.9 L A ' 'K I J X ' we i' .g'1VVith no furiiher introduction, we present for your approval Our gi Aniniverlsary Album. fl -. w 5 Al K 4 . 1 -f 1 , X , , J I, 5 XJ, J x X ,l - s -J 't -J x ' f 2

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I K l og P 7 ws X 114 X xYf 'IRQ ll , M. I 1 1 ,I E? 1 'li' ,A I 'L In one hundred years, the Badger State has risen from infancy and relative unimportance to hold an important place in national life. Its dairy products, for example, surpass in quantity and quality those of all other states. Politically and economically our state has become one of the best examples of the success of democracy. How, one asks, has this success been achieved? How has Wisconsin become prosperous and im- portant? Our dairy herds and scenic beauty alone are not responsible. True, they have helped in development, but are not the primary reason. All the millions of people who have worked, saved, and planned for our Wisconsin of today, all those who pioneered in agriculture and industry, and all those who have gone on from where those pioneers left off, all deserve our expressions of gratitude for our present state of well-being. In a school, just as in the development of Wis- consin, people are responsible for progress or stag- nation. In Neenah High School, progress in learning, plus the ability to get along with people has been promoted, resulting in better coopera- tion among those who are represented by the following