Western High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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F ORE WORD E, the Class of 1943, though ending our high school career at a time when the fate of the entire world hangs in the halance, see in the distance heyond the present conflict final victory. In this annual, whose theme is our faith in that ultimate victory, we hope to preserve a record of our educational life in a land where the houndaries of learning extend far heyond the manual of arms and military strategy. And so, as we work and pray for the time when victory will come, as it must, and our hattle scarred world will again readjust itself to the even tenor of a peaceful existence, we strive to show forth in this our VICTORY VOLUME of WESTWARD Ho! our faith in the world of tomorrow-a world from which fear and terror have fled, a world where peace and contentment reign, a world echoing and re-echoing with shouts of Victory and Peace.

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1- fe 40 f To our Finalzcial Ac1'Lfisc'r, Miss Elizabvffo SlJ6ll1fZ, for hw s11c'z'f'ssf11l bazzdling of our accoulzfs, zur' c',x'1'w1d a hourly lfllff' of ffaalzfas.