Harper High School - Perspective Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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if Wm Me pwwymfi mat ..z0zfaezaW'6ff Dear Seniors, My best wishes go with you as you finish your high school career. Your training and the many experiences that you have had at Harper High School should help you down the highway of life. Life is so short, and the dimensions of human knowledge have increased so enormously and so rapidly, that no human brain can encompass more than a frac- tion of what there is to know. Therefore, learn to do one thing exceptionally well. The man who would know one thing wgmust have the courage to lack a thou- sand pleasures. So with knowledge. .- . . so with work. Those who would succeed must strive to know their own work perfectly-never denying themselves general culture -but pushing steadily toward their goal. May you find happiness in all your undertakings. Sincerely, Kennon Thompson Hellas a zest for life ....

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50660166 The members of the schedule committee, Mr. Pugh, Mrs. Daniels, Mr. Woods, and Mr. Harper, agree that keeping up with sixty teachers and fourteen hundred students is a giant of a job. ' !lf'5' i 1 5 Nurse Franks always shows kindness and understanding to her patients.