Washington High School - Anvil Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

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DEDICAT I0 that a country represents in integrity and worth is an 'rf wr 'J - efzdzzrzlzg 7ll07ZZl77l6Z7lf to the eharaeter of the men and Women whose vision has shaped her destiny. The hope of a nation lies in the vision of its Citizens. To those who have laid the founda- tions of our nation in morality and spirituality, counting no JYlC'7UQt'6 too great for the good of all, and to those who are carrying on in the faith of our fathers, we dedicate this Senior Anvil of 1929. X8

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CZ5lw SCHOOL ROMOTE3 then,. as an ob- afg iect.of.pr1mary importance, 1llSt1tLlUOIlS for the general ' ' diffusion of l21zmc'fmfgfe. ln proportion as the structure of a gov- ernment gives force to public opinion, it is essential that public opinion should be enlighteneclfl This sentiment, expressed by Wasli- ington in his flzreweff'f1'rfa'res.s', is a fundamental principle of American life. America is dotted with institu- tions of learning where increasing numbers are being prepared for more intelligent citizenship. '.,.,5,jf- if f spills