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

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WHL!! .QJQCLJ .!4CCQl9f86! CL! 3110.42 ,MQW The crowning of the May Queen, attended by her Maid- of-Honor, Ladies-in-Waiting, and her court, has now be- come an annual event. This beautiful presentation sym- bolizes Youth-that gay phase in our lives when we are the most carefree and fun-loving. Youth also has its serious side, for it realizes that soon it must take up the challenge of maturity. lt is then that Youth seriously contemplates upon the future. There is no problem which seems to be in- surmountable, no proiect that cannot be accomplished. Youth looks ahead with undauntable courage to a world of freedom and respect for one's fellow men.

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gow! Gfizend ip---gddenfiaf fo emocrafzc .7 an Lug The youth of today are the citizens of tomorrowg there- fore, the training of her students for good citizenship is one of the most important obiectives that Lake View strives to attain. This training begins in the division rooms where the students first assemble. It is here that these future citizens receive a basic foundation in the ways of a democratic society by electing their division room officers and through them the students are given a chance to voice their opinions in matters relating to school affairs. 7

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QCLCQ 0l'l LB6ll tA g006! j0bU6U L l ,7 This holiday season, a beautiful Christmas tree, adorned the center foyer of our school. This tree reminded the students of the blessings of living in a country where freedom of religion is permitted, and represented the student's faith and belief in a Christian way of life. This beautiful tree is symbolic of Lake View's teaching to her students of understanding and tolerance, stressing that the practice of the Golden Rule is a step forward towards lasting peace. l tg 9