Harris High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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world is course far decades to come: the high school generation. Theirs is not the glory of front line battle, theirs is the quiet, routine preparation for the taslzs ana' problems of peace. And in our schools, in classroom and shop, the citizens of a brighter to- morrow are jltting themselves for the business of seMgovernment and the greater busi- ness of useful living Wthout such preparation, true clemocracv becomes a hollow worah not a worlung principle. This book, then, is a record of learning experience in John Harris in this testing time for our way of lub. Promote then'--education. Q-'N js' S' U I L-,LQ s ik lr:-wer e iff tl, f 'Z fe c so J M g g ,bmi If' ,T,'::I X' N:,:-,ai 'yIfc-151 Xa : A gif, f .- .' I-,' 6 .- ' K .. W x I r , ' f 'tm ' Q lf - X f ' :J 3:51 - , . . 'l - f L1 UL I ' S I ' e fr Mil r M fl Q A J S.

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MPR THEN -EDUCATIQN HOMAS Paine had words for it. These are the times that tw mens souls. Souls of soldiers and sailors, of nurses and doctors and war workers. But above and beyond these, the ones we thinly of first and easiest now, in 1943, there are being formed today those souls whose bent and inclination are of vaster importance to the world tomorrow---who will shape this , S, 3. uw. ng 5t+t't 's ' , 3' fl ss. ,1 ,gf -F-d-,,,, ?w. ,SX him 'A '--- M - , ' Q - ,.:. --' P 1 Q Xi Nw I, e' U ' i 41 J 5 X f I . ' 'I I - 1 I ff not -f , h e K vi N 'H ' 1 rl 1-I :fig f 'gilt -. - h Q AJP 1 X :M 5 tt E ' f We xv- l i - ,, fs .els X 4 . A

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X The Book Is Arranged In This Crder X CONCERNING THE SCHOCL Presenting democratic education in action IN REGARD TO THE ACTIVITIE S Here are the things that form the crown of democratic education A REVIEW OF OUR ATHLETICS We present those who have represented John Harris in the Held of sports