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

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To the fnembzfrs of 111.0 graduation class: I You will soon take an active part in the life of your generation. Be Amer- icans at all times, strive to preserve our institutions of Freedom, and stauncrlily de- fend the principles of our democracy. Your ideals for the future of our country should be aptly expressed in the following rugged lines from Emerson's Bos- ton Hymnu: BIATI-IEW' BARKLEY, Principal My angel, his name is Freedom, Choose him to be your king: He shall cut pathways east and west, And fend you with his wing. PAULA BRUGGER, Miss NIORGAN Secretary VVe grant no dukedoms to the few, We hold like rights and shall, Equal on Sunday in the pew, On Monday in the mall, For what avail or plow or sail, Or land or life, if freedom fail! TNIATI-IEXV BARKLEY, Principal Do right in your own way, Other things will take care of themselves. S 5 ,-NN! ,.,f 'IF. ,--sv5'F7:!7::9yF -X M,.5-'5fr 'iffZ'?i': 41:3 ,---X gy?--1:-f ,.fff,-, 4- - . ., . le- if X F1 ' 'H' ..,, 7 .-.,. , Q, ,.,, f '- .,,, - :ff . Q . it R A-Q ll! tl .hm Tp- ID! X f1'll'l1'l'B'al mix 1mftxa-vs'.....--g'- ' '25 HN i ' ' :L N?:rLf, wif.: Jstivf- -': F'--W , t :- , , ti le ? H If H, U ,. ,.., v .... ,,,, N - A H NOI.I.VEl.lSINIWIlV