Parker High School - Parker Pine Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SENIORS

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FEBRUARY GRADUATES

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n ' 2 s I CLASS MESSAGE U XVe, the Class of Nineteen Twenty-five, do now take our parting farewell of thee, our dear Alma Mater. Parted in body we shall be, but not in spirit 3 the spirit of the Class of Nineteen Twenty-live shall forever frequent thy halls and direct thy activities, and the memory of thee shall remain in our hearts - till death do us part. To our teachers, for their untiring efforts in making us largely what we are today, for their patience in directing us through the most critical period of our lives, and for their encouragement in our aspirations toward greater things, we express our most sincere appreciation. ' To our fellow Parkerites, graduates to be, we pray that you keep alive and undeliled the Spirit of Parker-the spirit of loyalty, of industry, of fairness in play and fairness in class. XV e leave you this Annual to remember us by, a record of your deeds and ours. ii Now, let F ate have its way! Our fate is to be scattered abroad: to be business men and women, political leaders, professors, inventors, stenographers, housewives, some to be leaders, others followers g some to find fame, others obscurity 5 all to be needed. If we have failed in any respect, let others profit by our failuresg if we have done anything worthy of praise, let it be as a shining light to those who will follow 3 fobr as we do in high school, so shall we do in later life. And, as we, with a sigh, watch the end of an absorbing play, so now we draw the curtains on our little drama, a drama of which we have been playwright, director, actor, audience, and which we shall fondly re-live again and again in our remembrances in the years to come. 22