Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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Report of the Principal As an institution increases in numbers it becomes neces- sary to furnish additional physical equipment. In no type of institution is this more true than in a school. The very organ- ization of a school is of such a nature as to require housing fa- cilities in direct ratio to varying enrollments. Lyons Township High School has grown substantially during the past decade as is shown by the following table of enrollments and grad- uates: Year Enrollment Graduates 1918 470 77 1919 508 65 1920 624 80 1921 648 '71 1922 680 91 1923 730 1 19 1924 800 130 1925 858 140 1926 938 157 1927 1007 180 1928 1109 177 Another evidence of the growth of the school may be seen in the fact that although the .institution has existed for forty years, more than half of all graduates have graduated in the last six classes. Modern schools must give to their students greater facilities of a physical nature to offset the lack of ac- tivities other than those of the school, in order to fill up the hours of leisure time. The chore 'boy is a forgotten member of our American community. High Schools must substitute ex- tra-curricular activities for the chores of former times and in order to do so must have additional space both within and without the four walls. Ethical and moral ideals are far more permanently established indirectly through actual participa- tion in activities with other students under competent direc- tion than by direct appeal to do what is right High school students are at an age when things aesthetic make an especial appeal. School environment consequently -should be artistic and should lead to an appreciation of things beautiful. Youth of such communities as those which comprise the Lyons Town- ship High School District have every reason to expect that opportunities for ethical moral and artistic development as well as for intellectual advancement shall be furnished them. Education has a far broader connotation than the mere trans- rnitting of historical lore and scientific facts. No community can afford to deny its youth opportunities for spiritual and aesthetic culture. In October 1926, President F. K. Vial initiated a new era for L. T. H. S. when he broke ground for a new building. On June 5, 1928 the community had presented to it a new building with opportunities for all types of cultural activities. It will

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