Rufus King High School - Kings Crown Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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MR. A. W. THURNER Vice-Principal Time should be used in such a way that yesterday, today, and tomorrow add up to something useful and purposeful. Now is the time to turn our thoughts to the future. Every minute used wisely today will pay big dividends tomorrow. Our life is determined by how we use our time. Q'-WJ'

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DR. W. L. BRAUER Principal Man is unique among all the classes of living things in that he functions as a time-binder. That is, humans differ from all animals in the fact that it is possible for each generation to start at the point at which the preceding generation left off. Our individual existence has a time dimension, and the utilization of our particular span is most important. Every minute saved by making it useful and more profitable means an addition to life and its possibilities. Lost time can never be found again, for time sweeps on just the same in spite of us. Outside the day's work, the odd moments intelligently used rather than wasted characterize the person who constantly grows in intellectual and moral stature. if 10

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Lowell C. Adams Marie A. Bahr Mathematics Elizabeth Altenhofen Physical Education Health Counselor Sam J. Balistreri joan J. Bartelsen Sr. Arith. Mathematics Bookkeeping Typing Alexander Barr English Counselor Armond W. Bear Edward A. Boerner Mathematics Arts and Crafts Art Service Kathryn E. Bennett English Florence Breen Carl F. Bubeck Oliice Practice Algebra Commercial Mathematics Harry A. Brown Bookkeeping Typing Reuben A. Charette Katherine Davison Machine Shop Reading Evelyn Crowley English Kathryn Dorow William Dummert Physical Education General Science G.A.A. Activities Physics Drill Team Science Club Walter Dreyer Physical Education First Aid Football, Track