Chicago Christian High School - Violet and Maize Yearbook (Palos Heights, IL)

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G OUR PRINCIPAL edl' gfaduated No doulot George Washingtoii was speaking the truth when he said, l conceive that a knowledge ot loooks is the basis on which all other knowledge rests. During your high school days you have had much to do with cooks-enioying theni and, at tirnes perhaps, despsing theriz because loool-cs meant hard work. But now you rea.iZe that, though you have finished high school, your education has actually just begun'-7 that there is rziuch rnore learrnng to he pursued, either formally iz. college or in an inforrnal way whatever your post-graduation plans may le. lt is fair wzsh that your associations with teach- ers, classziiates and :oaks have heor: truly beneficial. May you long renieznher with deer. GQQ T'?ClCIflOIi all that a Chr1stian education :neans for you, And :nay you daily refer to the Book of Books which is a WLVIIIQI tititi your feet and a Light unto your pathway, P.. Prince