Amundsen High School - Viking Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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9f 'U'V ' Q- 'TYW21 ts ,, is as - ' f - e e ' .Ast-pg .. K if Q A' ' Y , l v 7 S X A , . , Q arf ,' fc '7 y .'f. 'eff' 7631.7 .,-f 'K' , ' .f- 1 'C f 0, I ff M f - M J ' 0 E. ' 46 4 'f ' by if , - 1. 4 4'- FOREWGRD The greatest single value of a yearbook is its record of the activities of the school for the year. It should bring to a focus these activities, both curricular and extra-curricular, and, we hope, will bring to the students of Amundsen High School a distinct pride in the school's accomplishments and add to that intangible something, for want of a better name, called school spirit. This is Amundsen's first yearbook-we have undertaken its publication with the sincere hope that we have justified the responsibility placed upon us. Here are other organs that go hand-in-hand with this type of publication. The news- paper, to present the current news, a magazine, to present literature or other depart- mental materials and, a handbook, to supply information on school regulations and ideals. Another year will probably see the yearbook displaced by one or two enlarged and bound editions of the newspaper, one with special literary articles and another featuring the photographs and history of the seniors. We feel that if Chicagois youth is to be educated at the expense of the Public, that such education should revert to this same Public in the form of intelligent and useful citizens. We seek to present Amundsen High as a concrete and forceful part of this great educational effort,-the beauty of its building and campus,-its faculty and students-a place where boys and girls work, develop, and live--with each year a life within itself. The appeal of the book may not be so great to the owner at the time of 'ss it will be in future years when he picks it up and recalls old days d old frien Here is the first Viking: we hope you like it! I li X 'I L f Y'1, ' iff' ' f-if TP' 'F' U it f.,L.x,5'- '15 ..'. i,Rr iq, 'Avy J-,fi VV!! . vs Sv E ,V 1, H g .1 25944.-9