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

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There are fifteen boys in the second grade. Four are new boys at Harvard. They are Edward O'Hara, Anthony Skimel, Richard Williams, and Arnold Finkel. Edward has a brother, Richard, in the sixth grade at Harvard. The boys are ambitious and enjoy learning new things. During free time they make interesting drawings and pictures to illustrate stories they have read or heard. Several birthdays were celebrated during the year. The boy having the birthday brought a treat for all the boys. All of them have had many pleasant experi- ences during the school year at Harvard. 2nd Grade TOP ROW M Zoolner P Tucker L Slferman C Iohnson M Sawyer B. Kurgans. BOTTOM ROW: R, Williams, A. Skemel, W. Patejdl E OHara I Valentine K Stroll ABSENT R Segal D Eostem A. Finkel, 29

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TOP ROW G Butler R Sykes D Cole S Tucker W Rawson BOTTOM ROW I R rlly G Pgpe I Gmv B Eaton N Suleymdn We are a small group thrs year but that does not prohrbrt our berng very full of enthusrasrn for all school actrvrtres We Work at readlng Wrltrng and numbers and then eagerly antrcrpaie art work musrc or gym time We learn the need of good sportsmanshrp and cooperatron rn the classroom as well as at play ID 'he gym Rlchard Sykes father graduated from Har vard and now Rrchard has started follovvmg rn hrs footsteps We were sorry to have Davy Mecklrn Wllh draw from school because h1s iamrly moved to New York but we are happy to welcome hm Rerlly to our group smce Chrrstmas 2,9 ,I . , . .. - 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1

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TOP ROW R Rawson L Groben N Dassron A Roe-seler P McDonald H Hammett H Leopold M Adler BOTTOM ROW B Waldman A Comrta T Norvrlle I Freedlund L Donahue R Mendel S Mendel S Young 3rd Grade The thrrd grade IS comprrsed of stxteen ambrt rous and rndustrrous bovs Ftve boys Andy Comrto Lee Groban Rrchard Hammett Bob Waldman and Steven Young enrolled at Harvard for the frrst trme thrs year lohn Preedlund eagerly returned alter spendxng one year at a publrc school The nov1ce arusts mustclans poets story wrrters mathemaucrans and avtd sports fans 1n thts class make these llvely youngsters appear scholas tlcally mature and athlettcally actrve Every two weeks the boys rece1ve slxteen books tram the Thomas Hughes room of the Chrcago estmg and greatest number of book reports recerves a pr1ze The Harvard C1t1zens League IS the class club orgamzed to promote cltrzenshrp The club meets once a month at wh h tune new ofhces and dutres are assumed All srxteen boys have classroom dutres that mclude passrng out dutres arrangrng the bulletin board and erasmg the blackboards Monltors and hall guards are chosen da ly on the bas1s ot ment orrous behavror the precedrng day Thrs relrable and conscrentlous class should make thelr parents and teachers proud that they are affrlrated vwth Harvards educatronal Droararn Public Library. The boy who writes the most inter- . A . A A . . I 5 I . . I