Breck School - Mustang Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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HARRY H. SMITH Mr. Harry H. Smith, high school dean, withstood the trials and tribulations of the prin- cipal's office quite successfully during his first year in that post. His door was always open to cadets seeking to improve scholastically, and he treated each and every problem with an experienced hand. He has patiently listened to excuses for lateness, absence, etc., and he was an invaluable aid to the seniors in their preparations for college. As though his schedule were not full enough, Smitty also served as advisor to the Cadet Council and the Honor Legion.

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J- ......- W When we were in the grade school we used to look at the High School Building in awe and wonder what went on inside. Now that we are up in the high school we perhaps lose a little of that awe, but stop to think what goes on inside that building. The foundation for your life is laid there. You receive an im- portant part of your education for your future life there. Not an education in iust the readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic sense of the word, but in life itself. When you enter that building you are a young and silly freshman. When you leave it you are perhaps still a very young and foolish senior, to be sure, but the im- portant beginnings of a man are with you.