West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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wee I? ft. utti . •« W j]HE primary aim of the Hesperian still remains true; to chronicle the events of the school, although to this at this time vve may add a further purpose; that of recalling the heritage which our predecessors in the advancement in our school and community have given us. Embodied in this volume are memories of heroism, of determination, of tragedy, and of folly; all may be found somewhere and far in the future, when the students of 2.6 turn these musty leaves, perhaps a tear or a wistful smile will salute the memory of Hesperian-land that is awakened in this chapter of the never-ending story of West High School. ■LJM 111 y» s r :t1 yvv uiun j vc m w • p,. MJt u - jc m m i pw H rows m ikf in ■w—rr ’I i w H a ”n l 1VU fxfff y rill I A n i % v Vjvf A m ff HP ; Y- 1 .fill bull JV Urn HP . u,. I •» M to I Wl llllll V. „ III: X SS . fflll

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