South Division High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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CARDINAL ANNUAL 1944

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YJ Y? M lt l -Xi' 'Em 333 fx? 1 I nited we stanak we, the people of all war-torn lands, and shout to all corners of the globe our battle cry of Freedom for all and slavery for none. With deep faith and sincerity of heart we have combined our forces to defeat our common enemy-tyranny-and to bring about a peace that will unite the whole world. May that peace soon guarantee and protect forever our right to be free citizens of a free world. Throughout this typical American high school yearbook we welcome boys and girls from our sister countries. We are glad to have them with us to share in our work and in our play in order that we may all come to know and understand each other better. May we soon be united in an everlasting peace as we are now United for Victory .

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