Harrison Technical High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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r , Y- .,,.,.. . Byron Ellis accepted the responsibility ot sponsoring the Harrisonian at a peculiarly difiicult time. He accepted it graciously and completely, with a willingness to bring to the book the very best that he had in ability and in purpose. He has stood by his commitment with dignity and honor. setting standards ior himself and for the young people who have been privileged to work under his guidance that may well be used as a pattern tor those engaged in comparable high school activities -standards ol integrity in plan and practice. of efficiency and accomplishment, of service to the school and to the community. ' It is fitting that as the yearbook of Harrison High School enters its twentieth publication under Mr. Ellis's leadership. recognition be made of his contribu- tion to its value and success. I am sincerely pleased and honored in having the opportunity oi ioining with others in his recognition. A 2 QYL , , Former Acting Superintendent of Schools, Chicago, Illinois ' IN APPREEIATIUN Emerson said, An institution IS the lengthening shadow of one man Year books are like that, too: they are the re- flection ot the influence of one person.

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