Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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After the surrender, Mr. Howard retumed to the United States and shortly thereafter came to Harvard School, to take up once again his old love of teaching. After two years of teaching French and Latin, he was asked to take over the duties of Librarian. When Mr. Howard assumed that post al- most twenty years ago, the library was nothing more than a small collection of Hardy Boy books and dated manuscripts that were of no practical use whatever. Not only did he get rid of worthless ma- terial, but he also renovated the entire system, categorized the collection, or- dered journals ol significance, started the record collection. kept records on micro- film, and brought us up to a level where the library is now ready for further major expansion. fi I l Aside from his fulfilling of these duties in the library, Mr. Howard has served as dorm master in every building ever used as a boarding hall here: this past year found him serving as master of Bames Hall. This past year Mr. Howard had the posts of secretary to the Curriculum and Library Committees 'as well as to the Faculty Committee. For many years he has given of his free time to help keep time at football games and at swim meets. He has been available to boarding students when they have had problems or when they remained at school during holidays. By their senior year at Harvard, students have gained a great deal of respect for Mr. Howard and for what he is doing. The Class of 1970 would like to sincerely thank Mr. Arthur Howard for showing that good human beings do still exist.

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HEADMASTER CHRISTOPHER BERRISFORD Oxford, Harvard University