Lake View High School - Red and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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WIFT commerce, old people, whizzing red and grey and blue motor cars . . . and aero- planes small with distance . . . bold horses trotting before wagons of vegetables and flow- ers . . . young, brown faced little boys speeding on scooters . . . little girls, like singing butter- flies tripping along . . . mothers with con- tented eyes, wheeling pink infants . . . maidens in polka-dotted dresses and youths with curling hair . . . all of them pass the doorway . . . and do not see it .... Inside, the student thinks and reads and learns in the silent half-darkness . . . he does not see it either . . . but it is there ever-present . . . a barrier but much more, a protection . . . doorways are fine things. . . .

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I I I I I I I 4 T IS a gateway on a street . . . softly clark- Ienea' with the shadows of swinging green leaves and soft sunlight. It is a gateway, Iwhieh, once entered, one fan never leave. . . . Ilnsirle there is wisdom and truth and life . . . Iinside a boy may heeome almost a man-a :great change-and a young girl a woman . . . Ia gateway huilt of strong and heavy iron . . fwithin are wise people who have learned and, Ilenowing, teach . . . within wide, innocent Iehild eyes change into older eyes. From within, Ieuriously they peer from the doorway at the Ilong.streets-such very long streets . . . with Ipeople walking upon them . . . and softly they gwish to wallz, in the same paths. v I I I I I I I 1 s I I I I I I I I I I