Andover Central High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Andover, NY)

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Introduction To me, graduation does not mean that I will leave school. It only means that I will move on to other schools, whether they are enclosed by four walls or are like an open meadow. Learning is not confined to a mere thirteen years of my life, it is my entire life. This was only the beginning. Let us now embark on our tasks. For life is our task, broken up into many lessons and many responsibilities. Let us always be learning, as learning is one of these many responsibilities. Let us learn and be learned, for the ultimate task of our life is passing on that knowledge, which we have obtained, to our children. Let us not ignorantly and selfishly deprive our children of those things that make life worth living, for that would be taking away their purpose for living. There still is a purpose for living—for life itself. As we must someday die and so are merely temporary, let us now endeavor to seek truths that will not perish with our bodies, but will continue on and be carried in the hearts of our children. Marcella Smith York Art Editor

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