Solomon Juneau High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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' 7-V -- v'fv-- DEDICATION Close to the hearts of many Juneauites is Alice Brierton, a sweet and lovely lady. What nobler service than to mold young lives, shape youths' dreams? What finer task of love and sympathy, than to develop maturing ambitions and ideals? To one who has dedicated her life to the guidance of young people we dedicate this, our 1953 Pioneer Annual. More than a teacher, she is an understanding counselor and a dear friend. Our gratitude can only' be expressed with thanks for the debt we owe her- for we love and revere our Miss Brierton. And on that cheek and o'er that brow l So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, . . . l Where thought serenely sweet express How pure, how dear their dwelling place . . . A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent. - Lord Byron. l

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' J 'ik fm g A F? F9135 It's a warm, sunny day. You slowly saunter to school, happy summer memories crowding your thoughts. Despite the rapidity of vacation, you look forward to the coming school days and reunion with friends. There! You can see the school now, the campus just coming into view - the field house, the playing field - and there are Mary and Joe, waving to you! As you hurry your footsteps, it seems as if Juneau is actually beckoning you to come to it. Entering the front door, as you see the old familiar foyer, a nostalgic feeling grips you. What fun this new year will bring! What accomplishments! After the excitement of meeting your new teachers and classmates, you settle down to study. Gradually the green leaves turn to brilliant hues of red and yellow, and fall from the trees. Comes the Hrst snow with swirls of white, and Winter is really here! Each day brings increased knowledge, new understanding, novel experiences. The last snow melts, revealing promises of spring to come- tiny green sprouts, daring to lift their heads above the cold earth. As they grow, so do you, and finally June arrives, greeted by a splendor of blooms and blossoms in riotous color. The last day of school is here. Mixed emotions fill you - the sorrow of parting with dear friends - the joy of anticipating the coming summer. On your lingering stroll home, you reminisce over the happenings of your busy school year. 1 , .V . gg fig