Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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W) $w to ir a W;z7 . v; To these known ones, they seemed to be saying, We’re so happy to have you back. Once again, relax in our midst. As usual, we shall uphold you, but you must not let us down either. This year let’s study hard and make the most of what is offered. Let’s shop around and participate in the various activities, which further our interests and will help us to get along with other people. Don’t forget! We’re always here for you, as changeless and steadfast as ever.” To the frightened newcomers, these tried and worn friends seemed caressingly to say, Don't be afraid, little Freshmen. Soon you also will feel at home here. Make friends with your new classmates and teachers who want to know you and help you. Take advantage of that—but always remember to be the best that you con. Come on, now, perk up! The sun- shine will wait for you; there are many days of sunshine waiting for you. Go along now, and see the rest of your school, which is so eagerly waiting you.” Page 3