Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

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l7a 7J2 304,4 9n 5W To THOSE of our classmates and teat-hers who have re- linquished their freedom that ours mm be insured;- who are giving up days and years of their youth that ours may be free of fear- who have left the Comforts and set-uriti of home to join the line of defenders of those homese who hate pledged their lives to the preservation and the restoration of the freedom of all the world e- 'liO YOt'. we who are left at home pledge that tour value will he ours and your enemies will he ours. That while VOU are returning lost liherties to oppressed peoples abroad. we will striVe to give to the oppressed at home what greed has taken from them. That as .xou hght intolerance there. we will drixe it out of our hearts. SO THAT. inasmuch as those whom our school has etlu- cated are hintling.r their strength to the defense of the liberties of mankind. she is trul-x the Sentinel of Freedom. Nine boys who would have graduated with this class have joined two branches of the armed forces of the L'nited States. Orrin Wieltsch. Vernon Stark. George Lubowitz. Frank Kloss and Dick Mitchell have entered the Navy: Phil Luttio. Don Eisinger. Jim Quady and Dean Trippler are in the Army. Of our,teachers. Willard Budnick and Harx'et Jeppesen are in the Army; Joe Odanm'it-h in the Naxy: and Miss Marcella Reinke in the Waves.

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