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

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In presenting to you the Aitchpe of 194 5, during which time a most devastating war has thrown the world into havoc and r uin, We search within ourselves and our activi- ties to find the real meaning of service. Service is something which is required of us the moment we are born. Perhaps few of us realize this, but it is true. VVhen we are small, the duties which We perform are termed Ufavorsf, As we adva nce through elementary school, and to high school, these favors continue to multiply importance until we Finally are no longer doing favors, in number and realize that we but services. Many have gone through life thus far un- conscious of service, its meaning. and what service requires of us. This war is largely responsible for making us more mature in our outlook on life. think, and wonder. It has made us stop, We are surrounded by signs of service: our classmates leaving us to join the armed forces, our pupils bringing armfuls of waste paper to sch ool, and contributing to the books for servicemen's collection in the school library. Our teachers and fellow students have also continued in an earnest effort to maintain the high scholastic standard and our division minutemen are constantly on the job to keep our stamp and bgnd sales above par. In spite of competition with jobs and the war psychology, we are still giving our spare time to help others and to bring this war to a victorious end.