Caesar Rodney High School - Crisp Yearbook (Wyoming, DE)

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x When you fly 7,000 miles away from your family to live with a different one for a year, questions like these might come to your mind as they came to mine: What is going to happen? Would I have any prob- lems? What am I going to find? But then, as time went by, all of these were an- swered. The response came with the wonderful ex- perience of seeing and showing, of living with you and learning to appreciate and respect your similar- ities and differences. In this way, I found that in spite of distance and backgrounds, Americans and Argentines are alike: the same dreams and the same efforts directed to- ward the goal of a peaceful and useful life. C.R.H.S. has been something very special to me since the first unforgettable day of class. I want to thank all of you for your understanding and friend- ship. My life has been enriched by sharing your i- deals and problems. I hope I gave back, to each of you, a few of my ideas and dreams. I felt honored and, at the same time, proud of being a member of the A.F.S. and the C.R.families. As our A.F.S. motto says: Walk together, talk to- gether, all ye people of the earth, then, and only then shall ye have peace. This is our goal, new generation! By promoting peace and good will among men we then shall be the architects of a new and great tomorrow, WSJ ZQUCQ gknd tfeytaif k erfero Cjmmmog Szywnbha Y! .' , X L flli if ri.: Q 111' u.fs,lLf9 lwm ry- Y G 2 2, v Q X qui- A I xx 2 qt Ill 4 s 6 e X ' XE 4.1 , '. . A -- ' Qf, Xl 4' .

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Do you remember our visit to Washington, when as Juniors, we envisioned the day, we would become Seniors. Here we visit the Iwo Jima Stature . . . Do you remember the fun of decorating for the Prom and what a success it was? me , ,W 2 Q N it A X Lx 3 Our visit to our Nation's Capitol . . We wish to present. . .Alice inwonderland honoring the Seniors of 1966. QM t ig rim t wtiile f . . i s L X gr., .,:,.: 5 t,: . L urls - Q . . 151. . i X , S :L kk K X fi-i bszr ,tt- iiti iiini f Q '.r- ... - f-- . A'i-. ,A , 1 ',:: t N nni' 'X Q in ,.i ,E K , A.,, . 5 K gh . X k 7 t H-Y fifgg fii ,...L - Rm as . it . in X is A Q Qs it ig Q X X is 'xx r gs? Qs S I 3. - egg! 1 K P1 2 Q ..,ffmgf .ti -. , some .. is , iss ' M ,,l.:. f-- - r gf 2 5 . we .K 3 -iv: kk . 5 T f . 2 L iiii N 'Q-:X X N X-2 gl I it S ASE 5 ft Q X k X X in at X if' E Q is Q f 1 K si X MSW

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X 140122 O U14 Dzdne cgfocfsmkyez' .71 glifdflgkdflkly C 1115.9 ofNl96Z Our high school years are some of the most important years of our life. At this time we are growing up, meeting new challenges, and learning to enjoy life more and more. We spend many hours of each day at school, gaining know- ledge to prepare us to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Now we are about to end an important phase of our life and begin a new one. The 1967 Crisp Staff hopes that in these pages you willfind a pleasant re- minder of these years and that they will have special meaning for each of you. In addition, we hope you will always have deep pride and spirit in your school, for not only are we the 50th graduating class of Caesar Rodney, but the last graduating class of this high school. I would like to thank Mr. Shotzberger for all his hard work and long hours which have made this yearbook possible. I also greatly appreciate the cooper- ation of the staff members who worked so hardin its preparation, for this has made working on the yearbook a valuable experience for me. I hope that in some way our efforts will be rewarded through your satisfaction and enjoyment. Sincerely, Diane Stockslager Editor, 1967 Crisp 62 8057014