Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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X i NX llhllqlllill 1 iw WX O'Z80U'O Twelve months ago plans for this book were formulated. Before school had been dismissed last spring, many ideas were being offered for the book that we wanted to make different When once more we started to classes there were many arguments, set-backs, ideas rejected, and we worked con- ciously of keeping our costs at a set budget. On the day when all details were completed, we looked over the past year and saw a bit of appreciation for each other's opinions and now we are together when we give you our manufactured green and newfledged ideas and techniques which we believe you will enjoy. We hope you'll like all of our fire-new pets. At this time there is something very important happening-it is of greater consequence than any activities outlined in this book. Our country is at war to support and maintain an ideal, the ideal of Liberty as against slavery. We want to live as our ancestors have lived in the last one hundred and fifty years, as free peopleg we must continue to fight and sacrifice so that we will not be ruled as slaves but go on living, growing, building, as an untrammeled people should. There are men close to us, blrothers, fathers, who are doing their all to secure for us the rights which we and they believe in. To t em and----

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