Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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A little learning is a dangerous tliingl Drinlc deep, ar taste nat tlne Pierian springi -llwere sliallaw drauglwts intaficate tne larain, And drinl4ing largely salaers us again Fired at First siglit witln wliat tlie rnusic irnparts, ln Fearless yautln we ternpt tlne lweiglit al arts, While lram tlie pounded level al our mind Sliart views we talfe, nor mind tlie lengtlws peliind, But more advanced, beliald witli what strange surprise, New distant scenes al endless science rise, Pape . X K ,ani I CTW 4 V Q i 1 n 5 1 l 3 2 3 i ,l 5 3 ii 4 1 li i J l r

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l.earning is not to be tacl4ed to tlwe mind, but We must fuse and blend tlwern togetlwer, not merely giving time mind a sliglwt tincture but a tlworouglw and perfect dye. And if vve perceive no evident clnange and improvement, it vvould be better to leave it alone: learning is a dangerous vveapon, and apt to vvound its master il it be vvielded by a feeble l'1and, and be one not well acauainted vvitlw its use. 'Montaigne

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The January Graduates Miss l-lelen l-lanson, senior sponsor, confers vvith Marilyn Schoen- berg, Rita Dubin, Flora Lee Fortes, and Sharlene Seligson, ollicers ol the january Class. Among them they will decide such vital matters as luncheon, menus, prom orchestra, class gilt, and graduation program. All lool4 in joylul anticipation to the merry events that will end one phase ol lile and start another. '94 12 The choice of the seniors lor class ollicers included Four charming young vvomen who seem happily capable of handling their responsibilities. Left to right: Marilyn Schoenberg, secretary, Flora Lea Fortes, treasureri Sharlene Selig- son, vice-president, Rita Dubin, president. The senior committee chair- men smile happily os they plan lor year-end events. Lelt to right: Phyllis Gil- bertson, Social, Sylvia Ash- eron, Alumnif David l-lull, Prom, Soryl liaulman, Cap and Govvnhloan Groenert, Luncheon.