Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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21' if J4- X' J4- JF X- nt B Arms Alone... X- 14- + ...Is Democracy Unfunded Z? ff A M' O I X THE PROTECTION OF ITS LAXVS . . . x, ITS SPIRIT OF TOLERATION . . . ITS FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND OF THE PRESS . . . X, THE HONOR OF ITS PROFESSIONS . . . THE INTEGRITY OF ITS CRAFTSMEN . . . x' THE RIGHT OF INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE . . . ITS OPPORTUNITY FOR EDUCATION . . . 1+ THE CHERISHING OF ITS IDEALS AND TRADITIONS . . . 4 T.HE LOYALTY OF ITS CITIZENS X' X-

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TO THE WAHAWK STAFF: ln a general way, every member of the student body helps to determine the spirit of a school. The pupil who wishes to play a more active part in determining this spirit identities himself with one of the many small groups which enrich student life-athletic teams, musical organizations, stu- dent senate, speech and dramatics groups, publica- tions, et Cetera. Your activity, publishing the school annual, is a very important one. As you improve your own abilities you make life more interesting and pleasant for your fellow pupils. XVe enjoy the Walmzvfc now and in the years to come it will bring back many memories of happy days at West High. My congratulations to you. Wa y y Superintendent jack M. Logan BUHHII UF ED EATI U Men of vision, deeply interested in our future, guide us to horizons of greater usefulness. FRONT ROW': W'illiam A. Priebe, jack M. Logan, Superintendent, Charles S. Meliinstry, President, W'illiam A, Dewces SECOND ROW: Phillips Taylor, Fred xl. Miller, Secretary, XVillard l.ohnes, C. XV. Shirey, A. D. Donnell