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

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MAR .1 l q1x it A919- fi? 52,534 D09 gi ' bbilpvv EAW MW 32' f 4' X N .Y 6? Ill fl L,- X ,Q UK, sight X FGREWORD Swiftly our four years at El Tee have passed from the realms of reality to the mists of a happy memory . . . years in which we have labored. laughed. and thoroughly enjoyed living. With gradu- ation over. three hundred of us will leave here: most of us will probably never l'9l'L11'1'1. We of the TABULAE staff have de- voted ourselves to capturing a few fleet- ing moments oi this last year . . . to re- awaken echoes of the past . . . to pre- serve a memory.

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