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

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TN O When we see our school, no matter from which angle, we remember the days we spent there, Through dull days and dork days, snowy days, windy days, rainy days, and spring days we looked out ot the study hall windows and longed to be elsewhere-- but now, with graduation to spur us on, and in a few short months we bid our fare- well to Lake View, we're proud and happy that we stuck to our guns here, which, alter all, is our greatest war job and a service to our Country,

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O IX short switt leap att the street car, a dash around the corner, and the Ashland avenue entrance to Lake View welcomes us. A tlyina leap up the stairs and you're in your seat just as the tardy hell sounds its tatal warning. This is a scene tamiliar to all at us, and here is the portal, where, like Shakespeare, we make exits and entrancesfentrances towards education and a tree spirit, and exits trom school days as we walk forever from Lake View, diploma in hand. To all ot you still within our school, may we, the seniors, extend this wishi that your exits and entrances in Lake View will be as happy as ours. ,gg if

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