Hyde Park High School - Aitchpe Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DIQIAM In memory of Agnes Elizabeth Stuart, Whose death on March 18, 1934, leaves a memory precious to thousands of Hyde Parkers who felt the influence of a noble, unselish, devoted teacher and friend. Many years of serv- ice as teacher and dean in Hyde Park were years of grace and beauty. In memory of Katherine G. Dimock, versatile, artistic and lovable teacher of art whose pupils remember her witty sallies regarding their work and conduct. Students HAROLD RASSMUSSEN HARRY Lucas ROBERT DALY

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El: It has often been said that the younger 'generation disregards the im- portance of tradition entirely. This is not wholly true, for the tradition of citi- zenship which Hyde Park High School has built up still flourishes. The mainte- nance of this ideal is the underlying theme of the pages of this book. Witlnn its covers we hope to show how the school offers opportunities to all of its students for leadership and co- operation. The daily happenings of school life throughout the year are faithfully recordedg the beneits received are self-evident. The average student has been depicted rather than the out- standing individual, for it is the aver- age student Who is responsible for the general impression of any school. Perhaps the best expression of this theme may be found on the division pages in the portrayal of the man of the future with the hour glass behind him representing the past. The subdivision pages show the student of the present with the hour glass mirroring the dim future. The pages of this book tell the story of the present, but the story of the future may only be found on the pages of time.