Southwest High School - Roundup Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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HIS building was erected by the citizens of St. Louis so that its youth might better equip themselves for the enjoyment and responsibilities of adult life. Yet, no governmental authority has declared what may or may not be taught. This is not the American way. This building stands as a symbol of permanence. Each semester one school generation enters as another leaves. The building remains, yet, it is not the same, for a tradition is being formed which will characterize it in the student generations to follow more definitely than any structural details. We like its exterior, its lovely auditorium, its music rooms, its class- rooms, its well lighted corridors, but still more we like the associations with friends-old ones and newly made ones-in the many activities of classrooms, chorus, or athletic games. May we not resolve, however, when first we cross its threshold to make the few short years to be spent in it, years of serious, conscientious training, worthy of ourselves, our parents, and our city. Cmffx? Two

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