Luther High School South - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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in 8,8 ACTION communicalion syslem al lhe slarlr of +he day. Thanlcs is offered every clay in The cafeleria, and l'he school day is closed wiih prayer. This sluolenl has personal opporfunilies fo give ac- lion lo his religion. The medifaliom chapel is always open, and in ils quiet beauliiul seiurimg bolh sludenls and inslruclors find solace and help from God fhrouqh prayer. Page

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T11 Whuiwxmdw Po RELIGION During llie four years a srudenr spends af Lurlrier, his program includes sruolies of Jrhe New Tesrarne-nl, Jrlie Old Tesfamenl, Jrlwe l-lisrory of rlwe Clirislian Cliurclw, and finally, a summary of Clirislian Doclrine. Bulr religion lakes a more vilral parl in Jrlie lives of flue shiolenls oilwer flwan being iusr anollwer subiecl. As a group, ine siuolenr bocly parlicipales in worship ser- vices Jrwice a weelc in Jrlwe gym, and lislrens lo a 'ren rninure sermonelle and a prayer given over The inrer- qe 12

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WORDS: QUR HERITAGE Words are a gill from God which enable man +o spealc and wriie his lrhoughis so lrhal he may convey his ideas io oihers, Whal a privilege il is ro improve our underslanding of This gill! Our language deparimenls here al Luiher offer lrhis challenge. If is an exciling advenlrure +o blaze Jrhe lrails Jrrod by grear American men such as Lincoln, Boone, and Croclcell, lo follow The blood chill- ing experiences on board lhe Bouniy, lo rrace clues wirh Sherlock Holmes in pursuir of lhe Purloined LeH'er, and io anficipare The lragic ending ol Shalcespeare's Macbe+h. For many sludenis, new horizons have been o-pened +hrough lhe sludy of a foreign language, perhaps while iraveling ihrough colorful Spain or Mexico, while exploring lhe ancienl Lalrin ruins in Rome, or while siudying ihe language of a very inlelligenr German people. The many sludenrs who lalce advanlage of ihis opporiunily are acguainiing rhemselves wirh rheir neighbors, for Jrhe sludy of a people's language is The s+ucly of ihe people.