Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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Bruce M. Falstein Realistic People who pursue Practical aims,' are rarely as realistic and practical in the long run of life as the dreamers who pursue their dreams. HAN S SELYE Imagination is more important than Knowledge. A. EINSTEIN The surrest way to cormpt a young man is to teach him to esteem more highly those who think alike than those who think differently. N IETZCHE I fall far short of achieving real communication - per- son to person - all the time, but moving in this direc- tion makes life for me a warm, exciting, upsetting, troubling, satisfying, enriching, and above all a worth- while venture. 22 Carl Rogers No reason to get excited the thief he kindly spoke. There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke. But you and I, we've been through that, and this is not our fate. So let us not talk falsely now the hour is getting late. DYLAN THANKS - Ameer, Ozawa, Parents, and those who need not be told.

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Edward I. Fong .,,.,..,,,9.. Tried My Best Always Left Harvard I975 If at times I appeared inattentive during class, it was probably because Iwas daydreaming- daydrearningof the people and places I would like to visit, and the activities I 9 43' would like to dog or, of the kind of person I wish I was: or. of the future and what it may hold for me. I've been day- I v I dreaming ever since I was a little boy, daydreaming then V gdb of what most little boys dream about - being a baseball W player, or an astronaut, or President of the U.S.A. But only now do I realize that in my daydreams I have sub- consciously set goals for myself. Many of these goals will take time and hard work to reach, but, because of what Ifve leamed and experienced at Harvard, I think that I am prepared and ready to start reaching for these goals. Also. ' if it weren't for Harvard my goals may not be as high as they are. DLu'ing my years at Harvard, I have already been able to achieve one of my goals and that goal was to find my self-identity. To find your self-identity. you need to know as much about yourself as you can. We Ieam a lot about ourselves from interacting with other people. I give thanks to my friends, in the student body, on the faculty, and those part of neither, who have helped me to Ieam who I am and I hope I have helped you in a similar way. I also wish to give thanks to the inspirational faculty. especially to members Michaud, Leigh, and Holmes, for concern, understanding, support, and assurance. And to my parents and grandparents, I give love and thanks for all the happy years. Best of Luck to Everyone. X I leave the following words of advice from King Solomon: To the Parents: Teach a child to choose the right path. and when he is older he will remain upon it. Prov- erbs 22:6 To the Teachers: A vvise teacher makes learning a joy: a rebellious teacher spouts foolishness. Proverbs l5:2 To the Students: To learn you must want to be taught. To refuse reproof is stupid. Proverbs l2:l And Remember. A fooI's fun is being bad: a wise man's fun is being wise. Proverbs 10:23 Nlen's conception of themselves ind of each other has always depended on their notion of the Earth. . .To see the Earth as it truly is. small and blue and beautiful in that eternal silence where it floats. is to see ourselves as riders on the Earth together. . .brothers who know now they are truly brothers. -Archibald Nlacleish 23