Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

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Mrs. Crawford suddenly and saddened both the school and the caA Kity where ality, her quiet efficiency, and her good At Glen wood the loss was felt by a'fUo had been privileged to kno1 her, especially the girls in the F. H. A. and those who had work’ the Home Economics classes, Mrs. Crawford was a devoted teacher; she had a deep interest in gress of Glenwood High School

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TITLE PAGE 'HE SPYGLASS ST FF. E TABLE OF Cf)NTEN' A TRIBUTE T CRAWFORD ATION ADMINISTRATION THE FACULTY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION THE FRESHMEN 25-33 35-47 49-62 63-74 75-84 85-112 113-142 143 4

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 FOREWORD Yesterday it was a tight green bud on a fresh young stem -- it was hidden beneath the leaves -- it was a promise. It expanded; it grew; it lifted itself into the warm sunlight. Today it blossomed into something magnificent - something clean - something beautiful and exquisite. Tonight its petals will drop; the flower that was reality will exist only in a memory. Tomorrow the seed will begin to mature, and the true purpose of the flower will come into its own. In a way, high school days are our flowering days. Throughout this Spyglass we have pictured flowers, partly as a symbol of our flowering days; partly because this yearbook is indirectly slanted toward biology - and the beauty and structure of flowers are an integral unit in that subject. This Spyglass will accentuate the happier, more wholesome aspects of our school year to the extent that, as we read it, we will be glad we graduated from Glenwood. Within these pages will be the lasting friendships we have made; hidden here and there will be glimpses of our transition into responsibility - of the broadening of our concepts; and throughout this Spyglass will be the brighter moments, the more pleasant experiences of our school life.