Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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b7pyJAYc5 00 0 n I f' A , Englewood is a proud old name and a Hne old tradition in the history ot Chicago. Its ideals have helped torm the character and personality of some of the nation's finest men and women. The story ot Englewood is a success story in every area touched by a good American high school. Many trophies in the display locations attest to victories won on the athletic Held. The school's physical growth is shown in the many additions and expansions ot build- ings and grounds made through the years. The dedi- cated teachers, past and present, who have devoted their lives to the molding ot younger lives bear eloquent testimony to the living flame which education is at its best. Pure gold is the boy or girl turned into a well- proportioned man or woman by the lathe ot society called Englewood High School. Educated to the tull extent of his mental abilities, developed into the best type ot American citizen, raised to the highest broed level ot character and ethical standards, the Englewood graduate ot today and tomorrow can walk proudly with head high, serene in the knowledge that, like his pre- decessors, he can reach the topmost rungs ot whatever ladder he wishes to climb. Students and teachers- l ask that you ioin me in a salute to the glorious past, the golden present - and the glowing tuture ot Englewood High School. Let us be proud ot being part ot Englewood's long and vibrant lite stream. Let our attitudes, our actions and our achievements show us to be equal to the responsibilities which accompany the privilege ot belonging to Engle- wood. A f Z .

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E ' ' ' EOORWAYS . .. WHAT MEMORIES THEY 'AWAKEN