Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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fl lflfff TO THE WCJRLD XVindows to the world are windows To the Present, seasoned by the inirror Of the Past and the lens ol' the Future. Each view has been seen and will be seen again. The window that the Freshman sees is clouded Vlith a hlin that blocks his View And only dinily hints at the glow to bel A hlin to be cleared by time and knowledge. A sinall peep-hole, cleared by the Sophomore. Presents a tiny bit of school life- The inusic, art, sports, languages and temperature, The choirs. teains, clubs and staffs Hitting quickly by. A Junior clears the hlin lroin every corner. Now a part ol' the flowing streain of school life, And thinking of inany things at once, He knows the Present seen through the glass. The Seniors window to the world is wide And its glass is colored and patterned By knowledge of the Past, learning of the Present, And the hopes and dreams of the Future. But he does not sit behind his window Or View his world bound by narrow franiesg He throws open his window oi' the Present To stand in the light of the Future. 4