Pulaski High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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J i f' x,yf w ' Jffffu 1KY Q of U ff' DEDICATION OW 22-fmt WLM G Wwe 'S Q TJVQ !7'? Vv Q fwfiwjawi WM if fi M 5,4 . If 'lb' , 4 2 t If ,I V, L K . v l N - .4 2 J To the several hundred men of Pulaski High School who served in the armed forces of our country during World War II, For their manifold sacrifices and magnificent heroism in carrying the Stars and Stripes to the far-flung theaters of the war. For their glorious victory in preserving the American way of lite so that freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear may become a reality rather than an ideal, We, the graduating class oi 1946, in deep appreciation dedicate this, our tenth Cavalier Annualg and in humility pledge ourselves in the World of the future to promote good-will among all peoples ot all races and religions so that never again will mankind suiter from the scourge of war but will at last enjoy permanent and universal peace-that last best hope of earth.