Plymouth High School - Quit Qui Oc Yearbook (Plymouth, WI)

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AIXITA M. KRAUSE DEDICATION In sincere appreciation of her loyalty, friendship, counsel, and sympathetic interest in our advancement as a class and as individuals during our years together in Plymouth High School, we dedicate this Twenty-second Edition of the Year-book to our respected friend and teacher, Miss Anita M. Krause. THE CLASS OF 1937.

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FoREwoRD Although time flies with the same piercing swiftness of the shooting arrow that the Indian sends forth, still memory tugs at the heart just as the bow tugs at the hunter's arms, and memory stays behind, even though the years keep pace with the arrow, for the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts . . The carefree, happy hours spent within thc confines of Plymouth High School--renewed anticipation and interest mark- ing the awakening of each new day, the never-to-be-forgotten contacts with some more mature minds who unsellishly chose to guide us to maturity through all the bright joys and petty sorrows of our adolescence, the lasting friendships formed in our associa- tions together-surely, these will not fade from our memory. But, how will these thoughts help us in the days that are to come? The judgment and balance that have come from a life of work and play, the merging of shadows and sunlight, and the combining of the bitter with the sweet will never fail to serve us. Thus, to impress more vividly on our minds these most pleasant remembrances so they will permeate our lives like the old Indian titles whose name is on our waters, and you may not wash it outv, these thoughts have been recorded. ANITA M. KRAUSE.