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

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M QCfi0lflZ5 Clean, quiet halls and studying hall guards are a symbol of intel- ligent, well-trained students. Will she say Yes to his question of May I Walk you home? or How about the Prom? l2

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gg' iv? YI? 7212. N? R I fIff 'fz?' 4565 M citlodgieri ive ou un n Lying . . . THEY CLEAR AWAY TI-IE COBWEBS IN YOUR BRAIN THEY BELIEVE YOUR NERVES THEY MAKE YOU AN INTERESTING PERSON Bringing in the fruits of the harvest is a pleasant feature of garden- ing, a hobby which promises health as a result of exercise and of the vitamin-filled products which it yields. In an era when the work week is being shortened, it is necessary that we learn to occupy our leisure hours with pleasure and profit. In recognition of this need, we find in this book a story of education which provides not only for the work-a-day world but for leisure and recreation as Well. To our graduates we extend best wishes for suc- cess in both of these important fields. 11

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nun-.w-1-'0 'a ngruin qfwgion, rincilaa! M 0 man id Muffy Aalolag or da e wiffzouf a 4066? Wrote a noted biographer, and it makes precious little difference what the outside interest may be-botany, beetles or butterflies: roses, tulips or irisesp fishing, mountaineering or antiquities-anything will do as long as he has a hobby and rides it. Hobby: Collecting old books. Chicago-a post village and port on Lake Michigan at the mouth of the Chicago River. The position of this place is bleak. Behind are extensive prairies: before, the lake, Without a harbor for three hundred miles. -From the New Gazeteer of the United States of America by Danby and Dwight. Published 1833 13