Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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. It is our hope that somewhere in these pages you will leave your foxhole, ship, or plane, slip out of your fatigue clothes and G. I. shoes into sloppy cords and scuffecl mocassins to join us in the halls and class- rooms, in the laughter and companionship that is Winona Senior High School. We have tried to recapture some of the spirit of a high school you knew, but here, too, wartime has wrought a change. A new and unfamiliar era is upon us. Nevertheless, we have tried to make this a book which, one day on your return, you will pick up and say, '6This is the sort of thing we were fighting for out there.

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For thirty-seven years Miss Grace L. Chadwick has represented to the student body of Winona Senior High School the thoroughness and integrity of the old school tradition. She has never compromised with shoddiness or half-way measures but has always called for and brought out the best that is in her students. In these days of uncertainty Miss Chadwick has stood steadfast for the fine, clearcut principles of happier days. She has been a part of the tradition of a school which will not be the same without her.