Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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1 Q 5 q P I-Iere's our own south entrance with the stars and stripes fluttering gaily in the breeze nearby. Remember? This is what we saw with half-open eyes each morning as We truclged up the Walk, beladen with dog-eared books and a little brown lunch bag.

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Up there's that ol' familiar place Where We used to meet the gang last fall to eat candy bars and incidentally Watch the fellas sprint and hurdle and puff in hopes of Winning a letter for a sweater or a charm to dangle from their key chain.

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It's' hard to be a just manf' Fairness Above Boardn Credit Where credit is due should not be taken for granted. It,s not born in us-this sense of justice- or all the world would beg just. i They say There is but one door to the palace of liberty and knowledge is its key! Then justice must be the large window that lets in the light of freedom. It's in our schools Where youth Acquires knowledge and sees justice. It's in the schools from Key West to Seattle where we - the youth of America - learn. Yet schools alone are nothing but bricks and glass and blackboards and bare Walls and hard desks. It's the pupils that go there and the parents that rear them and the teachers that teach them. lt,s all of them who make the schools, all over the country, live and flourish and bear fruit. It's Miss Smith reciting Portia's mercy speech and Mr. jones explaining the Law of Solids and Mr. Able presiding over an air-raid drill and Miss Capable sponsoring this club or that. It's here in Wfashington and there in other schools where we rub off the rough corners, learn to regard the rights of others and to respect righteous laws where We-Americzfs hope of tomorrow- are inspired to shape the America of tomorrow Yes, it is in our schools where the battle for democracy is being won. f.-,am-W. . , mfm:Ff-!m-Ky1'- -s- '.. I 'Y-ep:,:..:g4-'ei,.piQ:s-,, ,,.w ' -2 ' .af 43i425'55Ea'fQ'.5!, swf. . ,.w ' Jr-6R'4 :xg-g,. Q.-nf-1. 4 ...yu '-'r.:-:T-:Sf-. .fpr - .ff 'QW' .iw v xlib... . , - '5'YJf iLs:'EF fi, 4 1 .-ff' '1:f,'f-77325 A163 sf 15' '7Z':3'.LNeL'L .'.'f r - -' ' -' -:'7a4':fw. V rf .a ,,,f 42sE5':::f?r2?, .9 gd . - ,IZ..f f'3 . ,Z .'.'1j,1:3:Er P45 ,, v :.1. , c-7' . ,af-H 5,51 gn 1 -- 4'.bs..g In 1- ...sf-- ' ' N --..g, 9-.-G ,7 m. al j-s-aw. ..,.n-.--W' , I f,-:5fk.f:::f,E-:jv gg ' vf'2:wss- . ' .15 ra., ' 2eas.g 12z,.. h'll-',52215ff,iQ- -if if as num 'maria-: 5:y,-.g' I V 'L-2:1-.gifs-it .5-'. .,,,. .. ,J , ,. . .,.,, 5, age-:A 'qafifw ff .-..-,:,..-,sl - y -A 1 :ap-if-xv-. --if qs,-5 -1 '-4:'. 31':- ' i':4fq? .. Ar- ..':1-. .glcfnfwf . .-P.'.s'-fr. wt! 122121, .76-11131 3'-V: 4Yi3i1, - A fu 'fdwige ilfflc.. . -'fp - 1 '. 1 f H , - ,,., ...,J'.', .,, . '-12.55 1252 ' 1'1-,lewis-,V F:- :V Img, .:W.,.,. -...ian x, .fi My :aw gi . ai? il . ac. fa-:-..:1 -, -2 ,su ,ta-V s W -.igyv nv: . ,. ,,,,,, .mln I. ,. Y , f5i53?i?l ' . 1 -1-rw it' .-'- -'faf .. ,as if -. 5-Jasdfans' z. we- Li. v raw.: f- ' 'lie V ' V- '- 1.1-25' rf. - ,,, qmw'rVi5M'E3'f-... t -w e ,Alf , 1,-g,...t,.,. , , ,i fr -.fi-1,54i':,nX.'.l',xf1e-f.,bring., .g.x...,, ' 24:5 .avi-3:31-. ,.f'fa-'f-qi I Ly-ij-2.1131-3f'i7fi:-:-.QPJHF fF' we- a -.za-. V - . '. r15f -1:2-pe.-','.f. i. ,...1'fff'f . ,- 'gf-'ff-.1 . .. -'sw Qs-Zmiifr-1'.J1' : - .31lf'3, : ,p,.-J-A . . ' 9 ' ii4z'i1,5-Az, -, 'flfaiff , . Q--sI'1Edf1e5LvfQe-'iff' H-'-fm :ps1-.:e:.'f'-- fa -a6F151.':mfs 4- :- . 7-:nu 5- -'11.'.,vq,,- ,- ,. ' 4 .Q . 1 .fra 4- -- 1.-me. -1.5. ,t..,fqf, -.,.:,.gcfz-75?g:'-:,,' - ,, 1:11--. . , .- ., . .,.- ,. A ,ga avG2fb'53?i'52fEIQ?-iff TfI'1 A --f.:j.j.t--sf,1:'- 114-fi,-, -g-,' , , . -'4-1-rfii-I1.,' A T'-il-fi.-. 1 - w