Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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l l www ,av-f' HE snows of it quarter of a century have laid their mild , hands on the roof, the cornices, 8 5, 3550 the columns of Lindblom, trans- let forming it through the years into an edifice of mellowed age and beauty. From out its doors through this quarter of a century have passed thousands of students, trans- formed during their stay here, from light-hearted, carefree children into young men and women, eager to share with the world those rich gifts of the mind and the spirit developed under Lindblonfs foste ' ' ring guidance. wx, S , 4552, 4,

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OR as the community has developed. Lindblom has grown from the small school of its founding to one of Chicagds outstanding high schools. To the immigrant seeking our shores, equal educational op- portunity for his children was the dream that led him ong in Lindblom he found the embodiment of that dream. Imbued here with the principles of democracy and equipped to earn a living in this free land, his children have gone out to become leaders in this community. Over two thousand of Lindblom's sons are lighting today in defense of those principles which brought their forefathers to this land. Truly one may see here the realization of our belief that the public school in America is the one true hope of democracy.

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.gi,lg.2s I ,r .w t..: i'V .:f wil'-ii 3 j eg l l ARTLY concealed by the heaping snow, or sur- rounded by the vivid green of spring, in summers sultry weather, or amid autumn colors. Lindblom stood long iigo tis she stands now, retidy to welcome out boys and girls and give with open hiinds the gifts which she keeps for them, knowledge and understanding, friend- ship tind poise. eliiiriicrer rind purpose. The surroundings change as the years roll on. but the spirit within remains the same, secure from storm or weather, summer's heat or winters snow. Q? W -