Washington High School - Brainonian Yearbook (Brainerd, MN)

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Reading, Riting, and Rithmatic Lest you forget; we shall remind you of history, where you read of wars, Indians, and treaties; English, where you struggled with verbs, nouns, and gerunds; Latin, which you translated and learned about Caesar; geometry, where triangles appeared exceedingly complicated; biology, where you dissected frogs to satisfy your- self as to what makes them go; and we could go on down the list bringing back memories of your former class days. Or if you weren't the bookworm type, notice the next page. You may have prepared a meal and burned your fingers, or perhaps you were your mother’s pride and joy at that op- eretia. It is hard to know of what these pages will remind you, but they will re- mind you of some- thing. KLE REE = gis sala ape ek é | § Wists Sector, Se sinisiete

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. . Dedication 5 uv these years our fathers and mothers have held high hopes and dreamed dreams that we may be a little better, a little stronger, that life may be a little kinder and treat us more gently, that we may be a little better prepared to carry on the work of the world. For this they have labored; for this they have denied themselves leisure and comfort, that we may have more. Every parent lives again in his child- ren and most rare is the father or mother who does not most ardently hope that this generation may start at a point he at- tained after years of labor. To father and mother who have not only given us life, but have sacrificed to make our lives fuller, we dedicate this book. : | Re Ree te RS fo i, TRO = PR. ee ee MOM BRE Te AS 2 led erm re eeelilies eo

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