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

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L-J is Pzmamblc ELL, here we are with another yearbook, and we hope it will give our readers a fairly good idea of what we have thought, said, and done in the past year. lt is also our wish that this pic- torial journal will be pleasing both to those who made it and those who are in it. Right now the biggest thing on our minds is the ANNEX. And well it should be: we've been waiting for it long enough! and to see it now, complete and inviting, is enough to make anyone burst with pride and gratitude. We saw the bike shed and the trees in the lot disappearg we saw the big dredges haul away the dirty we saw the piles go deep down into the earth, and it was a jolly day indeed when we saw the real foundation coming up. Every day we watched every day we talked about it. And the more we watched, the more we had to talk about: soon we saw the girders, then the insides of the floors and walls, then the bricks, and finally, the plaster and the windows. Now it's finished: a perfect dream of stone and steel, and to the men who saw it on paper and to the men who made it rise from the ground, we raise our voices in a long and earnest cheer. q We have tried to get across this idea of construction in our art work. We have tried to show the men with their strength, their brains, their daily work: we have made an attempt to reproduce the actual stages of the building process, and we, in our divisional pages, have depicted real progress in the chronological develop- ment of the material. And our last hope is that we have suggested that there is also a spiritual, constructive dream -in this Annex, and in its students now and those to come,