Ann Arbor High School - Omega Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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' I 191.5 193.1 i 195-23. GE 2 8 1 'B 4 5 1 vw' f x., 5 6 '32'8 8 22' GCUCAIIIDH Looking back over the years at each generation of young people, there is found the same fundamental charac- teristicsg curiosity, hopes, sentimen- tality, bright and often unpromising dreams. Each year brings new influ- ences into their lifes and outward ap- pearances will change according to society's and fashion's law. The youth has been prepared, however, in all ages, for future life by means of edu- cation. In no other institution of our soci ety could this need be filled as it is in the schools. The personality of every student is rounded and im- proved due to his exposure to the cur- ricular activities of the educational system. In the years to come the ma- turity he gained emotionally and in- telectually in his high school days will enable him to search and find a life of concrete values and important be- liefs.

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