Austin High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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I I s I am glad to Wish a good journey to the class of '24 as they start out from the safe and happy old high school port. We shall miss their light-hearted courage, their honesty and efficiency, their splendid youth. It is pleasant to remember that such qualities can meet no real defeat. LLP? M ,-11 We have schools because there are boys and girls who need education. The buildings and equipment, the Principal and Teachers are here to help the boys and girls to get an education. The expenditure of all this time and money shows how important education is regarded by the adult citizens of our nation. We are happy in seeing the boys and 'girls grow up with apprecia- tion for these advantages. We are pleased to see them go forth equipped for important positions. and large re- sponsibilities. We rejoice with the members of this graduating class in their bouyant hope of entering upon larger fields of endeavor with the as- surance of success. We Wish them X!! 'uf'-- -X..,,A,,.,.,,.,,.,.,,,,, g ? 'wl well. -l ,wi li 1, ,, N , i 4,1 l W ,J il 5 N1 l '4 i ' 4 i . 1 .,- , . ,4 ,.l . Q g - gg 41+ if l W Wi? -if' 3 -5-I'fJ, , fwfr . fi, nw... .,.,.....,f,?, , , N- ..,, ..,. ,ac 3? va: 'M' L - . ff ' J i K ,Z . g' z Ei 1! J gg gl :iz5w5f.e:m.xg,-f.iwfi:qf7+e2-if pa. Q- ,V X V' Lily lf' lift M., H ,.C.lZfZ --'rf M-

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,fy 1 XXX, w 1 r ,l ll t J 1 v 1 i on G is ttt as ix , ,J X- sf, R 1- '-w,.w.f,, xl! X .L ,w ug il 1 J , xl J' Q' fu l it Q . Q L i . l A v 1 All ,l W l y ' 1 a ,gi i . lp! I bl! A nr l q L J? P fix fy 1924 GRADUATION SONG E' NK Our High School days are ended, ', l 9 Good times at Austin are throu h, w r g L H g ' ax 'l In after years when traveling lifeis narrow highway, N ll x X fl Our thoughts will turn to you. W 4 lNV,f. Good-bye dear teachers, classmates, ff? Friends we shall be evermoreg Q H W . lf fn And now we're leaving our High Schools portals. 4 ' LG ' 7, l ff Vi Dear'Aust1n, Au revolt! . 4 rl ' - l , 5 I 'A Chorus: ' wx il ,,' Austin, N I HX lt's hard to say good-bye, ly, N We're sorry we must go- ly You have become endeared to us, lit Austin, We'll miss you' so, oh, M Vve know that in the years to come I bWe'll always think of you with pride, gl We never will forget, we're leaving with regret, L I . . 1 2, May fortune eier with you abide! X 'P -Betty Carlson, 451. Q Six X- --' T- . 'f -- , f Y A , , Y , Y nl, ' ' ,' H - i fAA no G if if

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,J-A . --- -T. f , . 1 mess' J W' ,TM U,.:.,... ,Y VV .4w--.Y -.A.3..'--:7- 'A' ,ffwwvwx 5 f' 0' 5 s ,.,9.,'4?, L,., 'QV 1, Possibly -just possibly there might be a better section than 456, but I don't believe it. I expect great things from them in the futuref, Grace Charles. This is my farewell to a section which has brought me but few trou- bles, and has ever been a source of joy and inspiration. May you always be as zealous and as much in dead earnest as most of you have been during your four years at Austinf, C. A. Craig. X A goal on which one can fasten the eyes, plus good judgment and determination-spells success. E. S. Deter. 'alt has been a pleasure to have a graduating section, and thus learn better how much four years in the Austin High School may mean. Arthur Little. 'cSection 452: 32 people who have contributed to the intellectual and social life of Austin. Come on Read- ers, a big 6Yea Austin, for 452. Marcella McLirulon. g'Study personality, cultivate your own. The power of a strong, gen- erous personality is unending. Lillian Smith. The cynic says: 'Education is learning stuff that you will quickly forget'. The wise man says: 'My school- ing means that I am learning how to learn'. Blanche Walker. kk -- ---H-,i,,3:,,-., :,::1:::.f2:41::.::::':::::g:f:i::i ' :iii-:::r:r3,f'f:'r:r1 F-'ITT-i1 7l:l': N 3 I , , , l A ,, ,,.. ,, H . V ,Q .. ,.-.,,w .-'r XX-4 . ,