Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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First of all, folks, I'd like to introduce to you Timotheus Georgius Vasingto, our mascot. He's usually here on the stage right in the midst of things. The stage crew have to watch carefully that he doesn,t steal the show. Timmie, we've caught you in the act this time. Don't you know that the students don't need to polish the apple at our School? . . . The administration here is in the hands of the faculty, who are a com- bination of our information and guidance bureaus. The students are mighty fond of the faculty in spite of the ninth hours and all the homework. You've got to keep stepping to live in Our School, but it does everybody good .... In addition to classes, the teachers sponsor all the outside activities, so after three years everybody gets pretty well acquainted. Whether we look upon them as the aldermen, magistrates, guardians, or what have you, the Washington faculty does turn out the goods. ffkffhcc

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GEORGE BAZLER, Principal Our School is like a small town. Each floor is a Ward with rows of residences and workshops along its streets. In the Second Ward We have our civic center with the City Hall, Library and Public Service departments, Opera House, and Jail. Four of our Hve Warehouses are in the Second Wfard, too. QOur study halls are called Ware- houses because that's Where the citizens go in and load up.j Along the main thoroughfare dividing the various Wards you will iind the Museum, which houses our trophies.