Evanston Academy - Bear Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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' H 1' ' A BEXR, Ti 1911 x 1 ja, TAN 7 V I Q 2 fly in w. Greetings ffl J1'Tl Principal Helm. l have long awaited your appearance. eager to see your pictures. read your articles, and laugh at your jokes. You are to us all an epitome of the years happenings, and by your help we shall live again in meinory the days of l9lO-ll, l trust that each student will look upon you one of his choieest pos- sessions and will realize that the further removed he is from his school days the more you will mean to him. l hope that everyone, teachers and students alike. may recall pleasant ree- olleetions of time well spent. work well done, friendships firmly cemented, and ideals deep set in our hearts. l hope you will he 1'ead with interest by many people whom you will induce to become students of our splendid and beloved :'XC1lLlCl'l'ly. and thus lit themselves for lmetter lives. 'lVisl1ing' that a kindly reception may await you. and with sincere thanks to the editors whose earnest' and patient worlc has made you possible. and kindeft regards for the students whose life you portray, NXTITAN XYILUUR HELM. l l