Oak Lawn Community High School - Shield Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

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OUR HERITAGE When the official flag of our new nation was unfurled to float on the freedom-loving breezes of this land, thirteen radiant stars shone forth, proclaiming the glory of the thirteen states whose unity conceived a perfect whole. Now, less than two hundred years later, these thirteen stars have multiplied to fill thé blue with the luster of fifty stars, as Hawaii officially adds the rays of her star. With the addition of each new star, our country has grown in power and glory. So also Oak Lawn Community High School started with thirteen original stars: Adminis- tration, Board of Education, Faculty, Deans, Office Staff, Service Staff, Building, Sports, Activities, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Fresh- men. In as proportionately short a time, we too have multiplied these stars into fifty stars of organizations and catagories that add immeas- urably to our school as it is today. Our flagpole was donated by the Lynnwood Women's Club, and is maintained by them. Likewise, one flag is donated for it each year.