Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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i l' Time-in'all its llpl varied aspects is each students monitor. .Throughsthe procession ofdays, weeks, and months that constitute the school year, each secondof Time ,aids t' the student in acquiring the skills and Values which are designed to make himgagcompetent irnlder ofladultl society. 'Wllfletherlitlis those precious minutes .that save ,him from the tardy loell or those IT1 eaningful hours that help him gain more knowledge k his-12001551f1liH3si,PlQifs,s, ttlk Qier ,lli If Q1,sliini,ihsi,susrl, Tmllivfhgllllifm ' A 1' - S . me Einally, whenqheeschetnginglyleetrsfhaveanarkedc the progress from freshman to senior, the graduate is astonished that hisfhigh school career haslpassedlso A sense of fulfillment comes to him as he re- Achievement inclasses has mental capacities participation in e o riends an interest his' pattern of living asuileei-stQL1el1yLGi-lfmiizinri activities has widened his circl 'tit ' A 7 oioi' g i s Ctndlieach hour ,ha i recorded some remembrance set on e ag e o in- clock andlenjojf RfELlVlNG lelditi oijtlgf' Emile' 'T lffii i ll A

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