JMHAA   The John Marshall Harlan High School Alumni Association, NFP of  (Chicago, Illinois 60643-9998)

"We are what we repeatedly do;   Excellence is not an act, but a habit".                 Aristotle

The John Marshall Harlan High School Alumni Association, NFP., is a non-profit organization initiated in December 2001 and incorporated under the laws and statues of the State of Illinois in May 2001.

The John Marshall Harlan Alumni Association, NFP.,  is not affiliated with any for-profit organizations or individual classes using the John Marshall Harlan High School name, and maintains a single identity.

Here is a link to our first web site, please check out our message board, pictures, links, announcements ect. 

http://jmhaa.multiply.com

We support the efforts and the commitment of the Chicago Public School alumni website located at

 http://www.cpsalumni.org

If you would like to post an announcement, or news you would like to share with us, please forward it to:  cheryl@jmhaa.org

Message from the President

 Dear Alumni,

Since its inception, the John Marshall Harlan High School Alumni Association, NFP, has been dedicated to providing service and support to the students, faculty, and community it serves.

As we continue to pursue excellence in education, sustain productive mentoring programs, and viable social activities for Harlan High School, we would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every member of the association for any contribution they have made in the past. 

However, we also ask each of you to step forward and provide participation and input in the following events:

                                  Back to Roots Festival

  Career Day

  Alumni Picnic

  Hall of Fame Selections

  New Membership Recruitment

  Mentoring Programs

As the new administration unfolds, let us focus on building a bridge with a strong foundation for the future of the students of  Harlan High as we keep in mind the last stanza of:  

                                     “The Bridge Builder”

                            “Good friend, in the path I’ve come” he said.

There followeth after me today

A youth whose feet must pass this way.

The journey that was naught to me,

To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be.

He, too, must cross in the twilight dim-

                            Good friend, I am building this bridge for him”.

                                                                        W.A. Dromgoole

Respectfully submitted,

Kenneth M. Webb Sr.

President

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