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HARVARD ' S HEADMASTERS HARVARD SCHOOL 1900-1975 Throughout this year we have been celebrating the seventy-fifth anniversary of Harvard School. In doing so we have been reminded of the debt we owe to the many people who have helped Harvard to grow. Our founder, Gren- ville C. Emery, had a vision of a school that embodied the best traditions of his time and a new and exciting community. His successes have steadily added to the original concept and Harvard has changed its location, grown in size, and now stands among the most pres- tigious institutions of its kind in the country. The School ' s reputation derives from the successes of its students, inspired as they must be by great teachers. Of these Harvard has had far more than its share. The School also needs the support of generous men and women who believe in the education it has to offer. The magnan- imity of Harvard School ' s benefactors is apparent everywhere on our beautiful and well equipped campus. Harvard School has been most fortunate to have survived the turmoil of three- quarters of a century so that today it can face the future with a larger, stronger stu- dent body than ever before, a faculty rich in talent and experience, and a reputation for excellence which every one of us is ded- icated to uphold. This book looks back with pride on Har- vard as it has been. It records with affec- tion Harvard as it is today. May it inspire all of us to see that the Harvard of the future keeps faith with this great tradi- tion. CHRISTOPHER BERRISFORD 1969-
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A lion syml olizes stren h and {X)wer; a crown represents responsibility. The lion ' s red claws and tongue have no significance, they are merely to add co or. The angels ' wings are for the City of the Angels, Los Angeles, and the sword indicates the Cathedral Church of St. Paul ' s. The wings and the sword are thus common to the arms of every institution of •the Diocese of Los Angeles. The distinctly Harvard part of the arms symbolizes the Harvard ideal for its students, intellectual strength e.xercised with resjwnsibility. CLUBS 1960-1970 STUDENTLlFE 262 1970 — THE FUTURE 284 MEMORANDUM
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FATHER WILLIAM S. CHALMERS 1949-1969 REV. HAROLD H. KELLY 1930-19: 4 ULSIIOL lum-AiT L,,(i()()I)KN I ' Jll-l ' .CiO l!m-1949 GRENVILLEC. EMERY 1900-1911
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