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HEADMASTERFS LETTER TO THE CLASS OF 1968 I am grateful to all of you of the Class of 1968 for the opportunity to write this letter for inclusion in your Yearbook Annual. The opportunity you give me challenges me to Write something significant. I will try and you will let me know if I succeed. It takes courage to become educated. This statement is not a new thought but it may have important meaning for you. You live in a time of great material affluence and in a wealthy country which provides a so- called high standard ofliving. To put all this more simply- so much is done for you and to you! Altogether most delightful, might be the reply. Well, not altogether. Where is the challenge, the adventure, the call to find in yourself high courage when so much is done for you and to you and when you haven't had the chance to exercise courage as boys could who grew up in a simpler society? It takes courage to become educated. This is the challenge and adventure put before you in your day and for your full living. Many people, including we here at Harvard, have helped to give you the oppor- tunity. Fortunately, We can do no more than that. We cannot educate you. It takes your courage to accomplish that. How truly good this state of affairs really is! You have your birthright, you are not deprived of it. The call to courage is issued to you as to each genera- tion before you, though the terms of the call differ from generation to generation. God bless you and guide you as you face up to the challenge and to adventure of that true education to which courage will bring you. ,badge ff fC24,f1,.,q,44j
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a The Reverend William S. Chalmers Headmaster
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BISHOP BLOY The Right Reverend Francis Eric Bloy, DD, was born in England in 1904 and came to America to study at the Univer- sity of Missouri and at the University of Arizona. He served as Rector of All Saint's Episcopal Church in Maryland and at another Episcopal church in La Jolla until 1948. Then, he became the third Bishop of Los Angeles. A year later he brought Father Chal- mers to Harvard, and since then he has served as presi- dent of the Harvard School Board of Trustees. Also under Bishop Bloy a Department of Episcopal Schools has been organized and many new schools have been founded. r-- w
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