English High School - Blue and Blue / Record Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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HARRY EDGAR BRYANT, A.B. l HE years of a long life you have devoted to education. In the field of commercial subjects, as now organized, you were a pioneer. Over and beyond the call of your daily duties, you have given generously of your time and talents to the public Weal in the administration of a renowned school system of your adjoining city. As you step down from the desk in June, after thirty-six years in The English High School, We, the Class of 1943 salute you, son of Bowdoin College, and Wish you godspeed in your retirement. Appreczafzvu

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D. LEO DALEY, A.B., A.M. SIGNIFICANT administratoi' in the field of secondary education, an able delineatoi' of l1isto1'y's patterns for eager students, a bright figzgiin-, boy and man, in all branvlies of physi- c-zil vclllczltioii, and to the men of The English lligh School for almost two decades, a porson- ality ol' warmth and friendliness- We, the Class of 1943, do rc-spa-ctfully dedicate to you, son of Boston College, this, our Yearbook. ediwzfizfn

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