Luther North High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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AGNES BRAHAM Eacficafiolz During the school year, it seems as though teachers are the ones who do not receive credit where credit is due. This year it seems as though we have a lot of teachers to whom a great deal of credit is due, but we of the Class of 1954 feel this true of one teacher in particular. She deserves a great deal of credit and admiration for her fine work and for the feeling of genuine sympathy and inter- est which she shows to each individual student. All of us who have had her for a teacher have appreciated her humor, her helpfulness, and her willingness to give special attention to those who needed extra help. She never failed to give us all due consideration and our praise when she could and when we deserved it. Taking all problems and trials in stride, she came to school each day with- out complaint-an example of Christian fortitude. She remained cheerful and did not let her moods interfere with her graciousness toward her students. Add to this a person who is willing to advise you and counsel you if you desire it, and you have the wonderful person to whom we, the Class of 1954, wish to dedicate this year's LOG. It is, therefore, with a great deal of respect, admiration, and appreciation for the wonderful work she has done for us in our years here at Luther that we dedicate this LOG of 1954 to Mrs. Agnes Braham.

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910509 ssed The past year at Luther North has been one rrchly ble by God For at last we have a new modern school equtpped wrth the latest and best tacrhtres Lest we torget these many pleasant and heartwarrmng rnernorres whtch occurred durrng thrs year we have prepared thts book As the doors ot Luther North were opened the sprrrt oi Luther lnstrtute and ot Luther Htgh School North became one wrthrn a new settrng On each dwrsron page ot thrs yearbook a doorway rs found representtng the opentng oi thrs new school But through each doorway there can always be seen a student d attrtude ot the school For rt rs whrch exetnplrires the spurt an h trnakes a school but the qualtty not th the student body e beautriul butldmg t a trarrnng ' ln great toy and thanlciulness tor our Chrrsttan the Class oi 54 proudly give to the student body the itrst ol Luther Htgh School North

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Gqcfminisfzafion LOUIS A. MENKING Assistant Principal LOIS HALVORSEN Registrar CARL S. MEYER Principal The open door of opportunity seems to invite you as you close the doors of your high school careers behind you. Through that door you can go with optimism, faith, and courage. It is a door of hope. You will not go through that door alone, but with Him who calls Himself the door. Because you can go on with Him, you can go through that door into the unknown future with a full measure of confidence. You will perhaps enter many doors that have little significance. You .will constantly look for the door to bigger things. Perhaps you will never find that door, perhaps if you do, it will not seem to have much meaning. Do not, how- ever, neglect the doors of God's house, it is good to be a doorkeeper there. You will find in those doors the doors to really bigger and better things. ln a beautiful passage in the final book of the Bible the Savior portrays Himself as standing at the door, He says, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with Me. There could be no more gracious invitation nor a better companion. Our best wishes go with you, the Class of 1954, the first graduates of Luther High School North.