Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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iSEMlDHSii er this single entity — a senior lost in the vortex of absolute confusion. Upon graduation, a senior leaves behind a rigid structure and enters into a sphere of no dimensions. Travelling far beyond the twihght zone, he enters the future . . . In reflection, the past six years have provided each senior with more than the best education. Harvard helps to mold character, set values, and establish goals. At no time, however, do changes overcome the student with so much impact than during the senior year. The student begins his last year with the superficial concerns common to most unenhghtened, young men. His energies are aimed at retaking the SAT, filling out college applications, and achiev- ing high grades. After the first quarter, a tremendous transition soon overcomes each senior. Colleges and grades are replaced with interests of greater substance and value. Who wants to worry about his future when one can study the natural carbonation of hops in a controlled environment? Thus, the senior leaves Harvard fully prepared to be successsful in life. He leaves the security of reality and enters a world beyond the conception of the mortal mind. He enters the future . . .

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Allen, The courage and determination you have shown makes you a person to be admired and respected. Your attitude has been a great inspiration to every- one who knows you. We are all behind you, and we will always be there. Steve Riach Class Representative Class of 1979