Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

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'P'toloyue While we, the class of 1960, were undergoing the rigors of our senior year, we were often inclined to despair of ever hearing the strains of Pomp and Circumstance at graduation. Although our final year at Harrison High School was marked by many joys and sorrows, triumphs and failures, in retrospect, these were not as world-shaking as they seemed. The important fact remains — we were presented with a challenge, and we met it to the best of our abilities. Throughout our years at Harrison High School, our minds were exposed to the guiding influences of our teachers and to the high academic standards of our school. We were given every opportunity to develop our individual characters through a liberal education and by participation in a wide range of extra-curricular activities. Our teachers always stressed the value of an open, unprejudiced mind in dealing with complicated situations. The basic training that we received both in academic studies and in the fundamental principles of our society will always be our greatest asset in coping with the problems of our world.

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Reminiscence I960 PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF I960

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‘Dedtcttft t MR. BRIGGS: We the Class of 1960 dedicate this yearbook, our final achievement in Harrison High, to you, our faculty advisor. Everything we did, we did as a team. We worked and you guided in your own natural, humorous, and democratic way. Our goals have been achieved. We are leaving with a feeling of success and will always remember you for being the regu- lar fellow you are. Thanks again. Mr. Briggs.