James Harvey Bowen High School - Bowenite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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BOWEN HIGH SCHOOL CREED Bowen High School is committed to the principle that education is fundamental and indispensable to the successful functioning and preservation of democracy. Accordingly, it believes in and implements an educational program Which: Considers the abilities, needs and interests of the students Develops alert minds, strong bodies and stable personalities Molds characters with deeply rooted qualities of good citizenship lnculcates respect for human and material resources Regards the fullest development of each indivi- dual's talents as a sound basis for efficient citzenship and personal happiness Emphasizes the importance of self-control and encourages its development for satisfactory individual and group living Promotes living at its highest and best level at times in the school, home and community Page

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