University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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'me .gettin ot Uut lfnnmtute Wotfl The doors of our Unuverslty School are a symbol a symbol of our rnunzature world Six classes haxe g ne out ot thus world galn :ng experrences on which they can look back and knovx ledge that wnll and them In the larger world outsude Thus book us a record of the seventh year nn our small world On nts pages are pnctures ot the way an which the students work and play They ar the people who make up the populatuon ot our school some stnll wxll have many new and excntnng expernences an school and some are soon to leave enriched wnth all the thnngs only hugh school can brnng The small stream flowing beslde our school and through the ln diana Unrverslty campds may also be a Symbol Winding its way over every obstacle lt svmbolxzes the path that every student must gourney mcetxng challenges II1 school and honestly overcomnng them The entrance and the jordan Rnver represent our school a mlnna ture world wnth Its crtrzens the students and teachers 1 .if xii? -i Q f? u.',f.'47 ' 'NZ' M -2- atle 'iff 033' 9-A '0- fig? N 0 . 0 0 . . . . A I O . , , 1 . . . I - Cl . . . Y , . , . . . I . . l . - o . , - . , -- ' , Q Wt - Q - Y-f-,- T so i ' 4 offs A 1 ,wi , . arm tv: I ' I , Moa. I , , if of : if-2' , gf A l 1'-V' V, r g 1:1 ' .. A Vi Via -T -as Af' 'Q' ' r V f -fin .fry , ff- , 1 Na t . 1,7 .',..1fAf - , 'MQ A W Exif' gain A X wliga , jeagf-5-3,5 -.fig K 5 V. V3 v . ,.7 .gl-.515 'psig' 1 ' '. ' 2 '-.- W 4 --3-QR-'l '4 W' g, ,Q -, , sg T +':2q.,n I' X4 'T' V ,L , - M, Q. ., 2, .f, A ,A -9 ,NV - 1- ,, -,3,. .: A ' nf ,-fe Q. -lag li 1 :af ?l'wf'3'l' ,V , lg 1 K -Q : 33111 yy Vx ,'f--re.Sa,53s.x. ,-'V Kg , I 3 ,, :tg ' 7 f' ,f . M . .- Y Q ' K at U21 Mi . ' , lg.. f 4 1 . . ,M x41

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X.! mlli ...in -.1 hw ,H-t is! ... QQ n rance and exit in one. As -udnwf vwopem these oors fc Cdr mwrvafwe world. A, l'r.dJat-s we Cose them to tak., iur mace m a larger world

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ufotfcf we dedicate the l945 qotcfannui IA wil' 5 in ll 'l llpll We have written here ot two worlds: our University School as a miniature world and this big globe on which we live as another world. But in reality. there is only one worlde-our world. This is the world for which men have fought and given their lives, Men who were boys only yesterdayg boys like Bill l-loadley john Snyder and Rupert Wininger, whom we knew as freshmen and sophomores. juniors and seniors in our classrooms and corridors: who joked with their classmates' dated and danced with our classmatesg studied and worked in our classrooms and laboratories, It they are buried on foreign shores, they are not lost to us, Instead, through their partaking in an international struggle, we have become part of the larger world. To these boys who have sacrificed their lives tor Democracy and a better world, we dedicate this annual. April l4, l9-45. o Me hyd who have given Meit Hire: at a letter ii A c' l , , it iii li ,. it y M 0 y iii i rig, li