Blue Island Community High School - Chips Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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'S ff' W 1 X A The fvaturvd soloist at thx' ig A ,..- l957 cl0IIlIIlPI1l'f'Ill4'llt SCOIIIS X x vcry happy to gc-t hm-r diploma. Dvlores NN'ashingtoi1 and Dr. Rivhards. Yffff Wa- sw- hiin again and again as we pass his oflicv and in the halls. working' and planning for thi' XN'l'll-ill? and profit of thr' studPnt hody, In spite of all his many rvsponsibililivs. hc- always has a sniilc- and a good word for cw-i'yon4-. iCLQYCJ5 OVIOVS 9144 7?V5 of QVOLJCVI ' l4l4iVCV5L7l1y M75 .M thi- 1957 clOllllIll'llt'f'TIIl I1l 4-xrrrisfws. six riivmbrrs of thi- graduating vlass of 1907 wcri- gin-n spc-vial Goldvn .'Xiiriivi'rs:ii'y diplomas by our superintc-nd:-nt. Pictur:-d on thi- platforni with Dr. Richards aftvr thi- i'f'Yl'IIIOIllt'S arf- R056 Clarify Kffndrirk, Harry Burkhart, Pi-ddic Longfi-llow Srhm-idx-r. Ida Burno Bohmker, Lydia Andrea Mueller, and Flon-ncc Clark. Mr. Ames, principal of thc senior class, in the rear. llagi- 24

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oaral of galucafion The colors of the most beautiful plant fade-but care, before and after its birth-regularly administered, can preserve its bloom. Thus our Board of Education comes into its true place in the evolution of youth- with Sfalihfy ommon msg Qdmdifion five all given unsparingly to nurture our school - to spread its roots deep into the hearts of the community,

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