Black Foxe Military Institute - Adjutant Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The task of molding two-hundred and fifty boys into a working and learning or- ganization falls to the Administration, and the iob they have done is plainly reflected in the record of the school. It takes leaders to develop leaders, and a primary purpose of Black-Foxe is to do this job. We stu- dents salute the Administration for the fine job we feel you have done in making us what we are, and we hope to continue in the path you have shown us. ADMINISTRATIQN

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UN Eildtlljf T aww W U ll? AJOR EARL E. FOXE President The passing years and the annual task of imparting to the Senior Class a mes- sage that will not be repetitious becomes increasingly difficult. The one fact remains, however, - time may pass, faculty and surroundings may change, but the affection and the interest of the writer remain as unchanging as the ideals of the school you as Seniors are now preparing to leave for the last time. That same affection and striv- ing to meet those same ideals has provided you with a training and a background that will carry you far in life's battle ahead. But, no matter what part of this old world the future makes the scene of your activities, iust remember this day in June under the spreading sycamores and the very sincere wish, speaking for all who have had a share in molding your future, for the very happy and successful life that you have striven to earn. Know that our thoughts, our love and our interest follow you at all times - a Block-Foxe boy now and always. May I say it again in the one word that time has made so fitting -- MIZPAH