Litchfield High School - Licohi Yearbook (Litchfield, IL)

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I XVe should like to suggest a new way to think of the various classes in our school. For example, in the fall when school opens, the freshmen enter for the first time and our activities beging in the winter, school is half over and the sophomores and juniors are well along in schoolg finally, in the spring, the seniors come into their own with the prom, baccalaureate, class day, and graduation.

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X5X1x Sf This is our school as wc sec it each clay. Within its Walls are opportunities to learn, to talk, to become future citizens. Here we can laugh, cheer, visit, play games. W'clcomc to the L. C. H. S. 'fl Ill '.- K rss In ng, 'U

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