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

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ir ir ir if ir if 'lr -.eww 1nzw:g.-a- A 1.a.1.-, .1 I 4, ,K LAKE VlEW'S HONOR ROLL I The l-lonor Roll in Lake View's hall contains the names ot Lake View boys, who have entered the armed forces, the boys who are fighting for our country. lt is a roll call of the boys who are willing to give up their lives, so that other Americans might live. XX!e're proud ot those boys on our honor roll. Lake View holds her head high with pride for the one thousand men that she has given to Uncle Sam. This Honor Roll increases as the boys ga oft to war. ir ir

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BX 9 H'lo! 0 l'm a li'l gremlin, 0 Gummin' up the works. 0 l'm the one who gets the blame 565, Each time a STUDENT shirks. My mom's a lifinella- l used to be a widget- Although l've grown a bit in size, My brain mus' still be MIDGET! 'Cause somehow l don't understand .Stl Q' l d lm You kids of 'tween-teen ages- But maybe l will learn a bit By wand'ring through these pages. 0 The opportunities ot school-doys in Americci ore not going to be vvosted on us, though. There ore lessons to be leornedeethots port ot our job, too. No more little- kid stutt . . . XX!e're old enough to hove o vitol port in this tight for freedom ..,, Yes- siree, don't you know thot the Youth ot V943 not only hove bulging biceps, but olso strength ot chorocter, undounted couroge, cind toith in the tuturel Gloncing over our post yeor's records we see the proot ot student co-operotions We've brought everything trom on old motorboot engine to discorded junk jewelry to donote to the scrop pile. Our pennies, nickles, ond dimes ore used to purchase wor stomps ond bondsg to buy condy bors ond books tor our service men. Our brothers ond triends cire ot the front ond vve're not dilly-dollying ground We're out to vvin . . . Nothing con stop usl XX!e're going to morch on And On, AND ON-- .- To VICTORY . . . - Page 9