Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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AUCE ANDREWS EDWARD BERG lOSEUH BORlFF eca UY BANNVS ER LIS E B ACKBOURN ALMA BCLJNDE EROY BRUNS P S Hum BEAR RALPH BLAlR cue E Peovvu WALTER CANDV PJTH BENZ R UER B V HARRY BRC-I l O CCASIONALLY we hear a dnfferenf vouce fhan our przncupal s over fhe public address sysfem fhaf of our vice prnncnpal Mr Burlxng as quuef man of whom we donf hear very much su pervxses a greaf deal of work necessary for fhe ad rnunusfrafuon of fhe school roufune Alfhough h hasn f been wufh us very long he has already made his znfluence and helpfulness felf un masnfaunmq school duscnplxne and In feachung sfudenfs fo fund fhe square on fhe hypofenuse Af fwo umver sxfues James Mnllukan and fhe Unfversufy of Wnscon sun Exfensnon rn Mwlwaukee many engnneermng classes profufed from has unsfrucfuon an mafhemaflcs and when he leff Tech lasf June fhe boys wufh whom he had worked for many semesfers were relucfanf fo see hum go For some years he has served on fhe execufuve commuffee of fhe Milwaukee Teachers Penslon Board and ns achve un ofher affairs of fhe feachung professlon Whefher In has qeomefry classes or rn hss office one rs urnmednafely :mpressed by fhus qunef and efflcuenf man In has brxef year here he has become a famnluar fvqure and a friend and helpful advlser fo all of has sfudenfs FACULTY B BURLING vice PRINCIPAL Mafhernaf c

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MISS FINUCANE HE WI-ll E GATE opened To admIT a Tacu Ty member wnom we hao come To know and esTeem She wenT swITTly as her TrIend MIss Jacobs has sand Too swITTly Tor The Three shorT years she dwelT among us BuT ID Tha+ brIeT Tume she became known To her home economIcs gIrls Tor her genTle spIrIT cheerTul resourceTulness and splendId counsel In modern home makmg She wenT sIlenTIy and alone as The beauTITul auTumn leaves came drITTIng down She wenT gladly knowung ThaT her earfhly ledger was balanced and she was prepared To answer The Tunal Thouoh unTImely summons TrIumphanT she wenT In peace leavmg TuTure home makers To bear Teshmony To her quueT sTrengTh and clear mnnded depTh oT purpose WITh needle and pen busy hands are perpeTuaTInq her lITe of arTIsTIc useful servIce b neITher The memonal dolls dressed Tor The Ch ldren s Hosp Tal nor The book plaTes ThaT IdenTITy her bequesT To our lIbrary can begun To express The de voTIon and memorIes our school hclds Tor M ss Grace FInucane our Tmend and counselor 20 IN MEMOIQIAM THROUGH THE WHITE GATE I shall go swiTTly As an arrow's TlighT, WiTh none To mark iTs quiver AgaInsT The day s whITe lIghT l shall go lonely As a praIrIe cry l.osT on The HorIzon OT a sTar deserTed sky I shall go gladly As ever go The STrong BUT O shall one hear agaIn The Thrush s evenmg song l shall go TrIumphanT And no one shall know My cross s TesTImony Or The hosT oT my Toe And l shall go In Peace WITh power To deny l dare To TrusT belleve And God s love verITy GERTRUDE M JACOBS N . I . . I I I . 7 I , . I I I I I . T ll T -ll I l l I - I I ... , , , ... , , . J . ... . v- . I . - . K II . . ... . I U? . . . A . . . I .

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