Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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1 -51' ,,,zf,,m,.,,-, -7: . ,jg- ::a5.?,g,e1,,sfgi 5,5 2, .1 vX,..,, ,....1i,. N f ' ' - zfz-new FSE N 'Pi t - asf- M ,, 'B , . 'Q is 'W- A f A lnpjlf' 'lll i f yjrzh czpaf Although we as a nation are subject to many international pressures and live in a time of stress popularly referred to as a cold war era, we know and are sincerely convinced that our system is best for the economic, social and political well-being of our nation. Certainly, the high school you have attended these past four years is a part and parcel of the bigger picture. It is my sincere hope that, as you look into your yearbook in future years, you may not only bring back memories of friends and former acquaintances, but may also mentally reaffirm those principles for which they and your school stood. NORMAN ROWELL csuperzh Xen QQ1211 I congratulate the class of 1961 on graduation from Draper High School. As graduates, you represent a great investment of time, money, and efforts of many people. It is only right that those who have invested in you receive a return on their investment. This return consists of your assumption, in due time, of the full duty and responsibility of citizenship. Continued education and training beyond high school are required. I hope you recognize and take advantage of the many opportunities for your further educational growth in order to make the best use of your abilities. HOWARD E. BAKER l as A' s . A K.. l andn- ua as-, 'I nonum S Roweu.

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Best wishes to the graduating class of 1961. Many of you have attended Draper since you started school in kindergarten. Your education has been largely a product of our school and we are proud of you. We will follow your future careers with a great deal of interest and hope you will come back and visit us often. It is our earnest desire that each of you be granted good health, happiness, success and an opportuntiy to serve your fellow- man. Esther M. Richards Director of Guidance Sincere best wishes to the Class of 1961. You have consci- entiously applied yourselves to the task of graduation from high school. 1 have every confidence that you will now work even harder to achieve success in your future endeavors Wheth- er it be more education, immediate employment, or in the service of your country. Let sound values be your guide and your lives will be both happy and worthwhile. No one can ask for more. Joseph V. Carosella Guidance Counselor 8 NWS. QUIQZQCQ