Waller High School - Wallerian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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,WW . J ' 9 ARTHUR G DAHI. I D Ass1stcmtPnnc1pal Mr Arthur G Dahl was assigned to the School in February 1949 Mr Dahl carne here trorn Cregier branch of McKinley High School where he held a similar position Before he took up administrative duties he taught printing and general science at Crane and Schurz High Schools During the War he served in the Army of the United States as Lieutenant Colonel of infantry for six years one year oi which was spent with the Third Arrny in Europe He now holds the sarne commission in the National Guard and is cornrnanaing officer oi the l32nd Pag lntartry 33rd Division Illinois National Guard United States at the age of sixteen He gradu ated from a Wisconsin high school received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from the Uni versity of Wisconsin the degree oi Master of Arts trorn De Paul bniversity and the degree ot Doctor of Iurisprudence trorn Chicago Law School Mr Dahl tinds Waller a pleasant and friena ly place to Work and assures us that the stu dents here are as fine a group of young people as he lnas seen anywhere 7 f 1 Q y ' fy l I Nkfzffv in position of assistant principal at Waller High He was horn in Norway and came to the . . A , . .

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MILTONI COHLER Ph. D Pnnczpal f Twrce each year a group of graduates leaves Waller Hrgh School to make a mark 1n the World The school has worked consclentlously and parnstakrngly to prepare you for the var1ed paths you wrll choose and the challenges you wrll face Each class that leaves here lS met wrth a shghtly dtfierent srtuatlon than other graduates The world changes rap1dly and your school changes too to help you adapt to the new world that greets you gladly The preparatlon you have recerved has 'aken ncany forms and has not been conhned entrrely to the classroom Through your Studen Cou Cll for example you have had drrect expe YCIQG euage fo Me gyracluaiu ence wlth the worklngs of democratlc repre sentatrve self government Through concern for and pr1de 1n your buxldmg you have developed respect for pubhc property and a sense of responsrbxlrty tor protectrng rt Through your assocratrons wrth students and teachers you have learned a regard for the rlghts of others people whlch make l1le rnterestrng Through your partles and games you have learned the dehght of cornpanronshrp and fun lt IS my srncere wrsh that the attltudes you dave learned here wlll rernam Wlth you when you leave May all your hte be as happy and prohtable as your years here have oeen 6 r and an appreciation of the differences among . 1 fl' I ' J, . , 4 ri- ' l .

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