Farragut High School - Where the Action is Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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WW' Aww awww ff! ,, L X Yi'GA1ii1TER B. RITZMA ji. :X x Principal Mya, ..r Vf foxy 1 I 47 Page 6 r 7. can-'IHS' WILLIAM C. PROTTSMAN Asst. Principal We appreciate this opportunity to exten our greetings to the entire student body 1 Farragut and especially to those who no mark the close of their high school caree' in graduation. Uur best wishes go with yc as you take a vacation from your school dutin or as you go on to other Helds of endeavo This school year has been marked by pro lems greater than those we are usually calls upon to solve. The problems have been in courageously and two semesters of worthwhi educational activity have resulted. It is oi hope that these experiences will prove of gre value as you meet the problems and opport nities that lie ahead. AZ