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

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I Dedication OLHSQ CZUSC For the past IX years at Harvard there has been a teacher whose driving personality and persistence have well prepared her students for the rigors of college study A teacher who has contributed ct great deal of enthusiasm and lege which she has instllled within us and although We have yet to put its inevitable benefits to practical use we have been enriched by her high standards of teaching It is therefore with great respect and deep admiration that we the Senior Class ot 1956 proudly dedlcate this yearbook to Elouise I Bausch i I patience in a difficult field of learning. We realize the great value of the know-

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if W HG Q , 4'4' . wr if S Another school year at Harvard, another Review in the making, and another Senior Class is finishing off a few last minute chores in anticipation of even greater things to come. After twelve years of educa- tional achievement, at least exposure, you are, of course, eagerly looking forward to a new challenge and subsequent conquest. On some campus and in some field of learning, you will, each of you as indi- viduals, be able to use what you have in hastening tomorrow's better world for better living. We firmly believe that in that world of tomorrow the ever grow- ing urge for more, but thinner education, will be so great that there will be a place for all types of stu- dents-the dreamer, the worker, the thinker. Within your group there are many who combine these qual- ities most admirably since to them thinking means dreaming about working. May we suggest that college life can be all that you and your friends hope and dream of, providing you can learn now that life on any campus, or any- I HARRY D. PYLE CO-PRINCIPAL where for that matter, is a give and take experience. You must have something to give if, in turn, you ex- pect to receive something. No doubt there is a one best college for you, but don't spend all your time evaluating what this or that college can offer you. When you have selected that college, make sure that you are prepared to take with you the basic essentials-a goodly supply of ambition and eager- ness for work, the tools of learning properly sharp- ened and conditioned, and rnost important of all an unlimited amount of that somewhat rare but still indispensable quality known as good old common sense. One more suggestion. When you pause for a moment at the end of the next educational plateau, be sure that you're the person your many friends. as well as your grandmother think you are, but above all else be sure you're the person that you hope your friends think you are.