Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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DEDICHTION 'lhix hook is aiifcctiohalcly dedicated to Nirx. Sarah .X .'Xllcr'1. whow Qplcndid spirit has carried through fifty yuarw of scrvicu in iiiiilxing the I iigh School an institution ol' growth, and haw hulpcd Lo wtahliwh and prcwrvc high iduais through two gcmcramom. 1

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-FOREWORD The Class of 1930 through its Annual, presents to you Winona: industrial, recreational, educational, and cultural Winona. . Naturally. industry, labor, work leads: L f'Work that springs from the heart's desire. Setting the brain and the soul on jireg I Oh, what is so good as the heat of it, And what is so glad as the beat of it. And what is so kind as the glad command , Challenging brain and heart and hand ? L For out-of-doors recreation Winona ojfers a climb up Sugar Loaf, a stroll down the Birch Path, and. it be a night when the moon light falls upon the water, a boat ride on Lake Winona. Oh such a night may you sit and let the sweet sounds of music creep in your ears from the Band Shell on the lake shore. Education and culture Winona ojers through the Drama Department, the Music Department, and the Art Department of her three colleges. Laird Library is literally, at the very door of the high school, while rare art treasures may be found found in the gallery of the Winona National Bank This class has acquired knowledge from books through these high school years, and at the same time, it has learned to love Winona, 'fairest city in the state, for what she is, and what she is to be, it has learned best of all true patriotism.

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As in the woodland I walk, many a strange thing I learn - How from the dross and the dry! the beautjul things return. RICHARD LE GALLIENNE