Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Cl jejje de lad UtAiad A. B. SCHULTZ To the classes of 1945 Graduation is a lime of anticipation and a time of reflection—anticipation of what may bland reflection over what has been. Such an appraisal will be of little value unless we profit by these experiences and use them for our future betterment. Graduation may temper anticipation and deepen reflection for us as it brings joy and sorrow together when we separate—each to go his different path into the future. The faculty joins with me in desiring for you an eventful and successful life. A. B. Schultz

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S A L U D O S BUENOS AMIGOS The staff of ihe 1945 Wagistanian presents the vivacious South American beauty, Waginita. She will guide you on your journey through the land of school memories. In keeping with the policy of being good neighbors, the staff has picked as our theme a comparison of South American life with that of this country. We have borrowed our guide from Latin-America and will endeavor to picture our life in the terms of our good neighbors. They arc sure to show you a pleasant time on your journey through this volume. Travel now with Waginita as she brings you through cscucla.” She will show you the “profesores and the “alumnos. After the school day, she will take you to a “fiesta” or diversion. She will do all this so that you can compare her mode of life with your own living habits. She will present her people to you so that you may better understand your good neighbors to the South. Let this MIndice” be your guide............................. On pace 7, Waginita will show you the profesores, your teachers. The alumnos or students are on page 11. Diversion or, as we would say, sports, arc on page 33. Clubs and organizations, here called fiestas, on page 45 will complete your “viaje. We of the annual staff hope that this may Ik a memorable and enjoyable journey. Buen viaje!

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