Harrisburg Township High School - Keystone Yearbook (Harrisburg, IL)

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UNIV ERSITY OF ILLINOIS U BEAN A Nov emb er 22 , 1959 lr- harry Taylor, Prlnclpal Township hlgh School Harrisburg, 'illinois Dear hr- Taylor! Bomeone has sent me a copy of the publi- cation entltlee. 'The Purple Glarlon which contalns an account of a reception in your honor. 1 all glad that your community nas given this recoghltlon. to your long service as a school ad- mlnlstrator in Saline County- lt probably 1111 never be posslble to oetermlne the amount of lnfluence which you have has on the llves of those with whom you have come ln contact. You have rendered a service of which you YIBV6 every right to feel proud.. I always thlnk of you as one of those school asmlnletrators who has a well-balanced educational program ln which you out the tralnlng of youth ahead. of a program of slmply teachlng hlgh school subyects. Personally, 1 hope we see you continue as the prlnclpal of the Harrisburg Township High School for a long tlme yet. lt ls always an in- spiration for me to vlslt your high school. l have wrltten this letter because 1 want you to know that we appreolate you and what you have been nolng over a long perlos of time ln the flelo ot education. Yours very cor dlally WW! ff p.. 1. Glevenger AVIGWL High School lsltor

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H E H I l V Rarely does one find a man Who has had the privilege of guiding the destiny of one school-for nearly fifty years, but such a man is our principal, Harry Taylor. Day and night through these years he has Worked with but one purpose in mind: To train each student to take his place in the world a better citizen because of his years in high school. I-le has Watched the school rise from a small beginning to the prominent position it now occupies. Into each step he has put a part of himself. No one passing in the shadow of this school can fail to be influ- enced by the man who is the school, and the people who have gone out into life from it stand as a living tribute to him.