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

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if AI We the Class of l944 dedicate thus our Sensor Anvnl to the musuc of Amernca at war and peace Music IS the one language understood by all peoples of the earth so whether It IS to a tune from China Russia England or the United States our armies can stall march along the road of vnctory together A tune that reaches down to the soul to gave new llfe to the nndlvldual as essen tual and helps make a Sungung Army a Wlnnlng Army ln Ameruca the key note of morale as musuc Several notes combnned with rhythm make a tune for Amerlca to the fundamentals of harmony and musuc ns no more than harmony with rhythm added We fund rhythm In Amernca In the roar of a river through a canyon In the great falls In rolling thunder or In the great struggles for lndepend ence and unuon The hummlng of factory machnnery IS music In war or peace for wnthout this musical hummung there would be no machlnery wnth whsch to produce for thus great land What as more pleasing to the ear than the musnc of a spurlted marchung song of one of the armed forces? Marchvng working dancnng and srngung to musrc keeps Ameruca apace wuth war and peace 0 0 I I V 4 I I I I l I l t 11 - - - - 11 march to at war or at peace. America is a land based on l I I I - I

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