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

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THE GOLDEN YEARS Man thinks of the future; To tomorrow his thoughts stray. 4 | What a fool he is! | | Can he not see that his future begins today? eOcol | ““Cime Waits For No One”

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—and the days dwindle down to a precious With the soft strains of September Song in the background, another year begins at O.L.C.H.S. The beginning of school means something different to each student. To the freshman September and the changing leaves bring excitement and newness, a future of football games, study, and dances, all of which make high school the very special time of life it is. To the sophomore and junior September is the beginning of another year of know- ledge and a better understanding of the importance of high school in his life. But September Song undoubtedly means most to the senior. With its soft melody come memories of three years of events which will never be forgotten. Attached to these memories is a melancholy sadness, for this is his last year, a year of decisions and preparations and good-byes. But to all students September is the beginning of a Golden Year at Oak Lawn. these golden days I'll spend with you.