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

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- algal ef- wg Mu. my 'gg My ' Wiz- i 1!w,jfrg,,f:W1 fig , , 1 A-E: 4 ,L . Q. ,fi 'wi igno- But to go to school in a. summer morn, The little ones spend the day- Oh, it drives all joy away! In sighing and dismay. Under a. cruel eye outworn, Wm. Blake E lII'IU.lCDU'l l SSCDEPICUDGDU.