Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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Page 26 of THE INDEX for JUNE, 1943 First Row-Wolff, Wood, A. Wuerch, V. Wuerch. Second Row- Youngwirth, Zarling, Ruth E. Zarter, Ruth G. Zarter. Third gow-E. Zellmer, S. Zcllmer, Zentner, Zielke. Fourth Rowfe uehl e. Y 1 , x X u v l .l Q ,l Zellmer, Steven Zenter, Donald Zielke, Clyde Zuehlke, Donald l7'IdilItll'C5--171 militavfy service. I

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Vogt, Gerrie VValsh, Arthur Veith, Katherine Wabnitz, Denese J- lt Wagner, Mary Katherine VVarnke, Constance Warzinski, Barbara Washburn, Ruth YVeber, june VVebster, Helen VVeber, Charlotte Webster, Barbara VVeed, Robert XVeinbacher, Florence VVeitz, june XViechering, WVayne lVinkler, Henry VVojahn, Joyce Wolff, Otto Wiggins, Robert Wojahn, Betty Wokosin, june VVood, Patricia Wuerch, Audrey Wuerch, Victor Youngwirth, Dorothy Zarter, Ruth E. Zellmer, Elaine Zarling, Lawrence ' Zarter, Ruth G. Page 15 of THF INDEX for .IUNI-1, 1943 'QM 54,4 First Row - Sweet, Swikert, Sylvester, Teal. Second Row - Teraznieski, E. Ternes, G. Ternes,Tessendorf. Third Row-Thiel, Thoma. A. Thomas, J. Thomas. Fourth Row-Thompson, Thorn- dike. Thuer, Uder. Fifth Row-Vandenberg,Veith,Vogt,Wabnitz, Sixth Row - Wagner, Warnke. Warzinski, Washburn. Seventh Row-C. Weber. J. Weber, Webster. Weinbacher. Eighth Row- Wiggins, B. Wojahn, J. Wojahn, Wokosin. C1 QQ.

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Page 27 of THF INDEX for hltxli, 19.1.3 Hrcedrfm Of Wo shzjv LONG VVITH no rationing of educational opportunity, there has been no rationing of freedom of worship in the lands of the Allies. This freedom to worship as one wishes has been definitely emphasized in Oshkosh High school this year because of the change made in the traditional baccalaureate service. lVith classes becoming larger and larger, with auditoriums large enough to seat parents and wellwishers being almost impossible to find, a series of convocations was arranged for the closing weeks of school. All the graduates, and members of one other class were in- vited to these bi-weekly meetings. Ministers and priests of varying faiths spoke. Inspiration and faith were the keynotes of all these convocations held in the auditorium. Music was furnished by the A Cappella choir. i There will be no ollicial baccalaureate service this june. The convocations took the part of the schools recognition of the fact that religion has a part in the graduation of a student from high school. Many churches are planning special services on Sunday, june 6, in recognition of the graduation of members of their own church.