Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FOREWORD Within the space of a man's lifetime the Harvard School for Boys has grown from a gangling infant to a powerful and influential school. Devoted loyally to the burning zeal for its advancement, the faculty and their students have been responsible for its unprecedented rise in prestige. The contribution of its members to cultural advancement has made the name of Harvard per- manently secure. Unfolded in the following pages is the story of our school's evolution. On pursuing it one finds the birth of Harvard Loyalty, and watches its progressive development and increasing hold down through the years. We, the Senior class, feeling that the Review should serve as more than a mere catalogue of names and events of the past year, have for the Eightieth Anniversary edition introduced a new historical section. Here, in a small way, we have attempted to portray the growth of this school. We trust that this boolc, our final achievement, will prove interesting to the older Harvans and also to those present students who desire to know more about their school. Trix 4 ,lrl t.ss s Q14 ,il 4 . , ,. Q ,A z .'if k'V, L i ' azfitiiwl W H L xlbb A' W gi .W .t Q ,, W s t. N V if W ' .

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HARVARD REVIEW 1945 BEING A BECCDBD GE EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS QE THE SCHQQL YE!-XB PUBLISHED BY THE HARVARD SCHQQL ECB BOYS CHICAGO 1905

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DEDICATION cwforie Y ay ln the high school curriculum there is no more important factor than a good foundation in the Latin language. A knowledge of the classics is not only an ever-flowing font of information, but is also the mark of a well educated person. We consider ourselves very fortunate indeed to have as the head of this essential department a person of Miss Favs caliber. She has the rare ability of making the study of what is in most cases a tedious subiect, a pleasure. Her classes are the bright spots of the day for many of us. ln sincere appreciation for her patience, consideration, and never-ending efforts in our behalf, we gratefully dedicate this Review to Miss Marjorie Fay.