University of Illinois High School - U and I Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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Page Thirteen Like actors leaving the stage of their performance, loath to quit the place where they have been happy and prominent, yet looking forward to other productions and to more important roles, are the Seniors of 1940, as they leave behind them the scene of their most pleas-- ant and profitable activities of the past four years, ln leaving Uni High, the Seniors not only remember that they have learned cooperation and versatility through extra-curricular activities, but also realize that their most important gains have been in increased knowledge and in learning to work with each other. All these ele- ments have played their part in making our career at Uni High an enjoyable and worthwhile experience which will be a pleasant memory. Looking forward, the Seniors glimpse the problems which will confront themg and they are thankful that they have been given the best preparation with which to cope with the de- mands that will be made upon them. So, looking both forward and backward, the Seniors of 1940 vacate the stage of high school life. SENIGRS