John Burroughs School - Governor Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Page 10 text:

, . ' e , 74' 5 - -e .rwe,r.,. f r DR LI:ONARD D I-IAERTTER Director John Burrou hs School '70 ffze Senna Glaaa Your class is my class Since my son is a member of it I have come to know you in I1 l F mate y our years as a member of the Board of Trustees have made me aware of the heart and s f J pirit O ohn Burroughs School 'I ogether we share a feeling of accomplishment as w leave but we will never forget the school that has become a part of our being and a bl verita e treasure of pleasant memories I haye felt the uncertainty in your questioning as to what l ies ahead for your generation The answer lies in th f e act that your class as those before it h as been trained for responsibility and leadership I1 efforts you vyill not fail The congratulations thoughts and prayers ol the Board of Irustees and Ille entir J l e oin Burroughs School family will lolloyx you 1 tl le years ahead as you meet the eall to dem U eratie seryiee 'md th destiny which is yours Nlost sineerely yours Fomai ST Hi mei R 70 Me Glafu afl95l Twenty-eight years ago. John Burroughs School was in its infancy. Based upon a foundation of intel- lectual honesty and nurtured with unsellish devotion by parents and pupils alike, the school once again honors a graduating class that has lived up to traditions of sincerity, industry, and desire for the common good I have watched you mature for a period of six years I thank yoa for myself and on behalf of the faculty for your many great contri butions to our educational program and for your Hne spirit of coopera tion Affectionately Cox .fel Six NIR FORREST HE 'yllxlgll resident B id v Irustee , , e , s ' m y I O I D ' I 3 C 3 'H YI 3 l . 3 N 4 4- Y 5 1 I Y 1 a period of history' that calls for your best k- ' ' V Y' ' , I, 'n P '. o.r ef M . 's 1+

Page 9 text:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 DEDICATES THIS YEARBOOK TO DR. MARK A. NEVILLE who has shared our problems and given us understanding, who has cheered us with his humor and challenged us with his ideals, who has been to us a teacher and a friend. He has our affectionate respect and best wishes for continued success wherever he may be. DR. MARK A. NEXILLE Head of Iinglis Publici Y Di 'ug 1' lL'L' Iql h I

Page 11 text:

rqafmmfaiaaiwe 14 VIR FREDERIC W HORNER M155 EVELYN M DAMON Q ho l P ncipal Jun or S hool ' 'vlwu-susan-nm.q.,.. 'VIR GAYLORD C MONTGOMERY mm DR LEONARD D HAERTTER I iz S o o o L......-. ' L ' i t c h . ., , ? A. A , ' , U ' 1 . ,, ,,.,...1 , I D- X 1 ' r Principal. Senior ,C O U - 1 C ' K ' ' A 1 N , Q v-NQw...1.-.,.,.,,.,,,,,,N K K I 1 . . A Director. Su cr Session , Dirccior 'il v. l.'L'v.'l?