Western High School - Westerner Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Qiovrewor V Our world, Western! How much it has progressed in the last four years since some of us entered! As a community, suflicient in itself, it has grown and devel- oped, and we, its citizens, from humble novices, have learned to play our parts. We have had not only a course in academic knowledge, but we have learned much in qualities of citizenship, sportsmanship and sociability. We form in Western many affections for ideals and people, both teachers and classmates. Some of us are now going forth into the larger community of the college or the business world. Again we shall start as apprentices, and again our growth shall be as fine and great as it has been in high school. To preserve the things we value in Western and to form plans for the future we, the Class of l93l, have compiled this book.