Manley High School - Memories Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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twllwclwtlltfsjil 1' EAR GRADUATING FRIENDS: From the porch of my childhood home the golden end of every rainbow seemed always to be in the same spot on a wooded hillside. Rainbows frequently followed a summer afternoon rainstorm. Finding the answers to my questions quite unsatisfactory, I slipped away one day across the valley to look for that golden end. I am glad I went and I hope that all those who have come to mature years once reached out to grasp a beautiful rainbow of life. That experience was a beginning in learning that life has two kinds of realities. One kind can be handled, bought, sold, worn out. These things are material and transient. They may be valuable or worthless, beautiful or ugly, necessary or superfluous. The other kind is even more real, but intangible. The rainbow WAS there. Its charm and beauty have only increased through the many years. The last- ing things of life are the intangible ones. One glimpse of beauty, or love, or nobility, or opportunity will often furnish the inspiration for a life time and eternity. God gave us the rainbow as a glorious promise. Youth has its rainbows. They do not come every day but they DO come. None of them can be fully preserved in print or picture, but Manley Memories has always tried to catch some glimpses of golden days and memorable occasions. May it be that every one of you may find such things in this book of remembrance. Each and all of you have made contributions to the life and development of the school in many splendid ways. Some of these are shown in the- following pages but many are written only in the hearts of classmates and friends. In behalf of your fine faculty friends as well as for myself, I would express the wish that the members of this class may continue always to be found on the side of what is right and clean and honorable. Psalm 19:9 says, The fear of the Lord is clean, enduring forever. This fear will lighten the load on any road. May you keep the vision of better things for yourselves, your neighbors, your community. Earnestly yours, f CK. 1 7

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