Abbott Technical High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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IN MEMORIAL AND APPRECIATION The hrittal assassination of john Fitzgerald Kennedy, the thirty- fifth President of the United States, has provided a moment of tritth when man siiddenly is confronted with himself. How long this mood will prevail or how deeply it has penetrated into the pithlic conscience remains to he determined hy fittiire history. Bat we do know that for a time, the people of the world have heen forced to look inwardly at themselves while hamhly paying their respects to the martyred Presi- dent. As it is pathetically characteristic with good things which are taken for granted itntil 'they are removed or missed, so it was with the late forty-six year old President. The coitntry learned, in death, how ex- tremely popitlar Mr. Kennedy and how mitch the nation and world had either conscioitsly or anconscioasly heen influenced hy his idealism, integrity, strength, coiirage, and personality of yoiith. The great tragedy is that not only has the coiintry lost a President, hat also a family is left withoitt a father. As the memhers of the Class of 1964 leave Henry Ahhott Technical School, soon to start life on their own, they come to realize the many things that their parents have done for them. It is with deepest gratitade to oar parents who have provided its with knowledge, inspiration, and reassitrance - remorse for the late john Fitzgerald Kennedy, a devoted and wonderfitl father, whose ideals and standards will he goals for fittnre generations to strive to attain - that we dedi- cate the 1964 edition of The Wolverine. 5

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MR. JOHN A. ROBINSON Director On behalf of the Staff, I extend to each and every one of you con- gratulations and our best wishes for success and happiness in the years ahead. The education and training that you have received at Abbott Tech. have prepared you to meet the problems of the technological areas that lie ahead. This attainment has been made possible by the devotion of your parents, the conscientiousness of your teachers, and by your own determined effort. What you have received here is yours. Build on this foundation for a more satisfying life for yourself, your family and your com- munity. ..,-'- ' ' John A. Robinson Director 6