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

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Before you lies the opportunity for ac- tion, for the development of a truly great social understanding. Before you, too, lies the opportunity for inaction, for irresolu- tion, and for idleness. The choice rests with you. We believe you possess the technical literacy to make effective use of your skills. We must not, however, be unmindful of developing socially useful attitudes that give direction to judgment, understanding, and ability to master social situations. Whatever uncertainties the future may held, of one fact we can be sure: Your gen- eration and those that follow will have to be citizens of the human community. You will have to understand the people of your country and those of many countries. To do this you will need a knowledge based on an awareness of human values. One of the objectives in this school has been to create and safeguard a philosophy and program by which these values can be developed. Our job, yours and mine, is to make sure that this ideal will be perpetuated. JOSEPH SCHWEI Where but in America expresses the theme of a certain song. The thought is significant for in few places on our globe is a public secondary school education provided young people by any government. Members of this class are indeed fortunate that they live in America. The main purpose of all education is to open up greater and better opportunities for those being educated. In a free America the opportunities are unlimited. You as members of this class must do everything in your power to protect and defend the freedom of America. You must keep op- pcrtunity from being stifled by those who do not favor freedom for all of our citizens. The hope of America is in its youth and youth banded together can preserve our common heritage, our freedom. You of the class of 1955 are part of that great band. West Milwaukee High School expects you to do your part and to do it well. MATHEW BARKLEY ya ff ffgn ,I Ll