West Milwaukee High School - Wemihi Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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DEDICATIUN Q I 'U i 1 5 s ,'- ' it 1 Q XV 'fl 'U Z 3 - 1 I THE SENIOR CLASS of YVest Milwaukee High School lm dedicates this tenth volume of the XVEMIHI to the fl! . CD Spirit of Progress, that ever present guardian of the ambitious. The Senior Class sincerely hopes that this book may always be a word, a page, a chapter in the lives of all those assembled in these pages, and that the achievements of the past may always be a goal but never a limit to the work of the classes that will follow. C Tennyson in his Ulysses', describes a spirit ever restless, ever striving, seeking, conquering. Let this then be your star. How dull it is to pause, to frzzavke an end, To rest 1l'I7fZ7'll7'71.iSlLCd, not to shine in use! As though to breathe 'were lifefn A f' fe- f ,-E71 ? kS': -vit'-. m:'1 'f '- N.--N . N. we sf Vw ,-sq -X 125-12L4'1Jf ,4'fs,f:,1 101, . N n ews fm A L. , L ,:-' wQ.,,,:,,A,..,,:,M,i e-'- ' f ' sw sisi:i?'4' if T 'iitt '-A-' L , 1f-i - 41.4. ..,,.. -,, ifj ...., ij. ,,ii , 1 .... -'

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