Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Gary Celebrates to from a Lake second largest belongs not to dream of a future and to all citizens since to see this realization. have progressed with the city. Tolleston, the oldest community in ertainly among those who helped pat- v} ' ' tern jpry. Residents of Tolleston in 1956 are con- tinmjicj to help Gary progress. It is the job of the younger generation and they are looking and pre- paring for the time when Gary will be among the foremost cities in the United States. A tsi of dedtsl ot e jiertai 4

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In Gary f) JL A . a,Ji cu adulations Gary! We at Tolleston are pointing with pride to our s of progress with the hopes that Gary will see many more such •of-the-century events will be dwelling in the minds of the n students will be reminiscing this past year and summing v lisWtaents. has come true for the freshmen. The completion of their firs he trials and joys involved, have left them with a deep they are looking forward to an even more promising y eady sophomores, beaming over their accomplishments, ar p their sleeves in anticipation of the next inevitable hurdle aw in their strive for seniority. Thoughts of the prom, newly-acquired class rinqs, and the thr upperclassmen fill the minds of all juniors. Soon their ultimate q reached. • no A mystifying and unknown world awaits the Senior Class. ' ccdktureate have made them realize their duties as yo rejluliy prepared to take their places among the more e£pe of our society. J rou look through this, our yearbook, you will see contribute to Gary's success. ■) W 7

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