Francis W Parker School - Record Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FOREWCRD Through dense forests, down swift rivers and over mountains came the first white men. To these intrepid ex- plorers we owe our present great nation and all that goes with it. Nothing was too hard or difficult for them. On and on they pressed and fought until they had opened up this entire great source of wealth, freedom, and opportunity- America. Here at Parker each first grader is starting out on a voyage of exploration. Many are the mountains and swamps that he must cross ere he attains his goal. When he finishes his exploration at Parker, the student is merely setting out on the greater voy- age of discovery-Life. This hook, written and compiled by the students, is a record of individual and group achievement. It is a record of days that should be long remembered. if an Q i wfgicxm C, L N .ll if ' W S , Qi! sf 2-4'ff!sF,1ff1 iii' . if if 'f iv f x If ,i,1l,,.T. QE- :sa F5 I ' 522 ' 131, !11ll1:E5!551' f , E . E Y - 'bm,'?

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