Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

Page 28 text:

!147'f I 42349 Greg Alan Iacobsen To say that we live is the same as saying that we find ourselves in an atmosphere of definite possibilities. This atmosphere we generally call out Hcircumstancesf, All life means finding one- self in circumstances or in the world around us. For this is fundamentameaning of the idea uworldf, The world is the sum total of om' vital possibilities. It is not then something apart from and foreign to our existence, it is its actual periphery. It represents what it is within om' power to be, our vital potentiality. J ose Ortega y Gasset

Page 27 text:

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

Page 29 text:

Tom I on es Growing up was fun, but now that itis done, I wish to thank those who shared a part in giving me this loving heart. Cggmstwwg