Sidney Lanier High School - Los Recuerdos Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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AcUtuni iAXitioti. JloA. flecu ido Mai t O hice. Secretaries: Mary Elma Garza, Jessie Vargas Student Assistants: Carmen Espinoza Rachel Avila Cecilia Gonzalez Rebecca Trevino Sonya Arroyo Josie Ortiz Hilaria Puente Trinidad Trujillo

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jOci. Hec«eiAcl Adtnini-LinatiO+i Jbeati jj Qinli. GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Just twenty years ago I helped the first senior class of Sidney Lanier School to be graduated. It was good then, and it is now, to be so pleasantly associated with young people who have so much to decide about the meaning and manner of living. The world those young people of 1925 entered was prosperous, but it was missing the way to fine relationships at home and abroad that might have meant continued peace. Much water has passed under the bridge since then; I sincerely hope that you and your generation may develop such a broad and generous understanding of people that you may seek to resolve conflicts just- ly, with mutual consideration, so that the members of succeeding senior classes may leave Lanier to establish homes in a peace- ful land where men are free to love and work and worship without fear of interfer- ence from home or foreign foes. My message to you would be that you go to meet life unafraid, knowing that God rules in the affairs of men. (The Bible) Robert Browning has written a line you might like to memorize; Life is no blot to me, nor blank. It means intensely, and it means good. To find its meaning is my meat and drink.

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jO.04. decueido . 7cUfU tiit ia tian Attendance. Office Student Assistants: Susana Tello Elisa Vaca Esther Valdez Margaret Trevino Irene Valdez Aurora Trevino Marina Gaytan Aurora Torres