Robert Wagner Receives His High School Diploma, June 1947
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Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1947
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First step in Robert H. Wagner's determined plans for future independence was accomplished Thursday when Otto W. Haisley, Ann Arbor school superintendent, presented the 33-year-old disabled veteran with a high school diploma. Wagner, who lives at Horseshoe Lake, was paralyzed in one arm and both legs by a sniper's bullet which struck him down during the St. Lo offensive in 1944. He earned the high school diploma by successfully completing a course of studies at his home, and plans to follow up with a course that will qualify him as a professional accountant.
Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1947
Caption
First step in Robert H. Wagner's determined plans for future independence was accomplished Thursday when Otto W. Haisley, Ann Arbor school superintendent, presented the 33-year-old disabled veteran with a high school diploma. Wagner, who lives at Horseshoe Lake, was paralyzed in one arm and both legs by a sniper's bullet which struck him down during the St. Lo offensive in 1944. He earned the high school diploma by successfully completing a course of studies at his home, and plans to follow up with a course that will qualify him as a professional accountant.
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1947
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June
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