Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

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l This is a land of age-old pines And rainy days with white spray flying Qi wise old hills against the sky, And thin. shrill sound of sea gulls crying. This a land of eager winds That lash the lake to rushing foam, And blow the sheep-like, fleecy clouds Of sudden spring-This is home? Page 5

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Throughout the history of these United States, the Old Home Town has played an important part in the life of every citizen. Everywhere our men and women have developed a pride in it-a pride that is now an established American tradi- tion. Today our boys are willing to leave home, family, and friends because they know that they are helping to preserve what the Old Home Town stands for. During the past four years, we seniors have come to think of Washington High as a home town-with its own citizens, its own city officials, its own business and cultural interests, and ideals. With this realization, we, too, have acquired that strong pride for our Old Home Town. It is to this spirit that we dedicate our 1944 Yearbook and choose as our theme The Old Home Town. Y me Mm Hmmm .. , ... 'T Page 1

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TT ur Qaaanezl CEORCEM OBRIEN BA MA Lawrence College Unixersity of Wisconsin Superintendent of Schools l-leartiest greetings to you students faculty and friends of the Two Rivers 'Public Schools from a newcomer to The Old Home Town In Two Rn ers you have the finest of faculty groups and all of the other factors necessary to help you vu ith your education and to assist in your development and growth You have built up an enviable record in aca demic and activity fields I hope that our future record of success in these activities will be surpassed only by our reputation for good sportsmanship and sincere service to our fellow men You young people have not done much talking about postwar planning You have been too busy in the armed serxices in war plants and in school The postxx ar world will be yours and l hope that the schools haxe helped you to a mental moral and physical htness that vi ill help you meet with conhdence the challenge of the exciting days ahead DEAN j BARBER BL Oshkosh State Teachers C ollege Manual Arts DOROTHY BLAKE, BA. Lawrence College Social Science EDITH M. CUMMING, BE., MA. Whitewater State Teachers College Northwestern Unixersity Shorthand, Typewritin Sophomore Class Adviser NERNON EARL BECKMAN B A awrence College Citizenship Debate Extempore Speaking DOROTHY J. BRIGGS. BS Oshkosh State Teachers 'vlat hematics ORLEN C. DEAN. B.A., MS. University of Wisconsin University of lowa Chemistry, Ceneral Science Track Coach CEORGE M O BRIEN Barber Beck man Blake Briggs page 4 Cumming Dean