Harrison Technical High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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uniors, To Work! USO much to do that is not e'en begun, So much to hope for that we cannot see, So much to win, so many things to be. -L. Morris. Yes, Juniors, we pray as we leave you now that you may live up to our great expectations, and carry on to greater heights the work begun by us, which we are now turning over to you. Wiii new laurels for Harrison by your study, hard work, and steady will. Perhaps not all of you can be athletes and Win trophies for Harrison, but there are other Ways in which you may do your share. Set- a good example for those who follow in your footsteps even as we have tried to do. Although the road seems impassable at times, you can remove stumbling blocks and reach the goal just as we have done, if only you will push your best efforts to the front. Let loyalty and co-operation be the foundation of your success, progress and determination, the pillars. In your strife with your studies, do not forget that there are other im- portant things in the school life of a Harrison Hustler. There is no time or place here for idlers. 1 Do not join the army of the unemployed, but hustle for Harrison. The Clean-up Campaign needs your whole-hearted attention. Give your annual play and opera all the enthusiastic support you can, and make them successes. You have been faithful followers, become efficient leaders. May you fulfill our hopes, and win all those honors which we could not win. Success, fame, and happiness will then be your reward. -THE SENIORS. Bon Voyage, Seniors! Seniors, your ship is Weighing anchor. Very shortly you will depart on the good ship Fate via the sea of Life bound for the port of Happiness. However full of dangers, hardships, and perils your sea may be, it is the sincere wish of the Juniors that your journey be most successful. May you weather every gale, conquer every hostile wind, and arrive at your destination happy and contented. With your high school education as your chart', of the unknown sea that you are about to travel and with the advice of the faculty as your 'tcompassn guiding the direction of your course, you have every assurance of a safe and prosperous voyage. As a solace for your regrets at leaving your home port, t'Harrison Tech- nical High Schooln, we, the Juniors, hereby promise: to live up to your expec- tations in all our athletic and musical organizations, to uphold the reputation that you, Seniors, have established, to enter every contest with the feeling of victory, since you, as alumni, will still be cheering us on, to surpass, if pos- sible, even your scholarship records, to execute faithfully all the offices, duties, and responsibilities left to us by you, and to become efficient in leader- ship as you have been. Seniors, we are proud of you. All Harrison is proud of you. It is our supreme intention to be as deserving of honor and praise as you have been. -THE JUNIORVS. 98

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