Hunter Tannersville Central High School - Crest Yearbook (Tannersville, NY)

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3' lf. . ,-4 ?f',.f 2 2 ,Qng 1 4 Q 5 As A new graduate, you are now standing on the threshold of time. You have 26,000,000 minutes left to complete your life's work. ,Q ., , ., Q 1 5 ' . se- ' f Els . ' 'isis SEE' ,0 0 - 1 Q What you do with the time tl1at has been alloted for your particular journey through life ls, of course, up to you. But it is important to realize that time becomes increas- ingly valuable as you grow older. All of the goals and ambitions you have chosen for yourself must be reached within about the next fifty years. This gives you, at the age of eighteen, roughly 26, 000, 000 priceless minutes - more or less - to work with. Time ls something to be reckoned with. It comes at you in seconds, minutes and hours - such tiny sandsof measurement that days, weeks, months, and even years can some- times sllp by unnoticed through the hourglass of your life. Time is an eternal buffer that can give you the polish that comes with experience, or it can be an emery wheel that will wear you down at every turn. The personality and depth of character you develop within your inner self makes this vital determination. Time is important. Never make the mistake of thinking it is not. Remember that in the flnalanalysis, minutes wasted in getting started can add up to the hours of a lost oppor- tunily. Donotbe one of those who wastes time waiting for opportunity to come knock- ing on the door. It should be you - always - who goes knocking on opportunity's door. Time ls expendable. It has been given to you in a certain amount to spend in what- ever way you see fit. But it should be clearly understood there is a built-in bonus for those who make effective use of time. Thus far, you have spent 9, 201, 600 minutes of your life, and these have been minutes well spent . . . for the past 18 years, spent at home and in school, have given you the background needed for a good start in life. Now, the important thing isto keep going. Good luck to you and your friends who make up the Class of '56, The next 26,000,000 minutes are up to you. SCINTILLA DIVISION . BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION. SIDNEY, NEW YORK

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