Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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Faculty The Praihie 1)og Edward M. Kayanach l)e I At Salle Institute Dan W. Kissel, Diploma Stout Institute Naomi V. Leamon, B. A. I pper Iowa College Margaret M. Macalley. M. A. Creigh ton V ni versity Margaret M. Patterson, B. A. I ni versi ty of It iseonsin Celestlne C. Peaschek., B. E. Milwaukee Teacher s College Helen G. Ryan, Diploma W hite Hater Teacher's College Cecil F. Smith, B. PH. Hi port Teacher s College

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The Prairie Doc. Faculty Carolyn A. Bergen, B. A. Mount Mary College Helen J. Bredksen, B. S. I nivvrsitv of Minnesota K ri. L. Clark. B. E. Can Claire State Teacher's College Nona N. Deary Milwaukee Teacher's College Helen . Edwards, B. A. ,Sf. Mary's College Margaret M. Garrity. B. A. Sf. Mary's College Patricia F. Gilligan. B. E. La Crosse Teacher's College Hvrkikt E. Hi ke Milwaukee Teacher's College Tern

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RETROSPECTION £ situation that has not its Duty, and its A Ideal, was not yet occupied by man. Our faculty finds its Duty a Responsiblity—the responsibility of educating the young people under its guidance—and its Ideal synonymous with the responsibility. And what is education? Is it mere book learning—the building of dreams, that will con-quer a crown, create an empire. vision a Utopia? Is it turning out boys and girls fully equipped to make a fortune or a flop ? It is more than these. Education is the development of character and the creating of a desire for the real success of life: it is teaching us to discover anew the romanticism of life, and how to move in life's fulness to that one far off divine event toward which the whole creation moves. Ever mindful that you cannot kill time without injuring eternity” our faculty works hand in hand with us, realizing their responsibility and guiding us toward the ld als for which we ought always to strive. As members of the class of ‘32, we pause. on the brink of graduation, to thank our Superintendent-Principal. Mr. Kennedy, whose keen insight into our problems and whose sympathetic understanding has endeared him to us. and whose fine idealism will be an inspiration in the years to come; and to gratefully acknowledge the work of every member of our efficient and loyal faculty, which has so ably supported Mr. Kennedy in all his projects for our advance• meat.