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

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EPT llllllll T0 JU ll The last few stragglers hurried up the steps and through the doors, portals to a different world. For some it would be a strange, new world, a bewildering maze of routine and organization, an impressive exhibition of size and activity, exciting yet over-awing. For a few it would be a passing scene, fleeting days filled with vain endeavors to relive four years in one semester. Yet all would breathe the same atmosphere, the countless sounds and smells of which they were aware, the quiet of students in study, the mechanical whir of machines at work, the war of teams at play, the click of typewriters, music of all kinds, voices in song, strains of symphony, beats of a march, and, too, the pungent odors of the chemistry room, the delicious aromas of the foods classes, all these would become a part of the hundreds of human lives. Each would drift into his own routine, each would find a placein the constant procession of activity. Many would be content to watch, ancl there would be much to see from the pageantry of the football season to the grandeur of graduation. However, some would want to do, to plan, to organize and carry out their dreams. They would be the leaders in every phase of student life. Theirs would be the glory and the responsibility, and theirs, too, the fulfillments. The procession of months moves on, the scenes may shift, but the background is the same, the pageant does not change, and only the players are different.