Avella High School - Eagle Yearbook (Avella, PA)

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MR. RAYMOND FIORONI HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL .g MISS JANET ZEBRASKY SECRETARY TO MR. FIORONI If TO Tl-IE CLASS OF 1966: By now you have come to realize that maximum development of the potential you possess through the privilege of public edu- cation, extends beyond a right to an obliga- tion to the great society of which you are an integral part and owe so much. And as you have learned, our way of life will be per- petuated only as long as those enduring it continue to develop their potential and deploy it in the service of mankind. So as you proceed on the next lap of life do not look to the past in regret of obligations unmet or accomplishment partially fulfilled, but as a standard for meeting future obliga- tions and the accomplishments of new goals. For it is in this manner we are able to bear up under moments of human weaknesses and mistakes made and go on to fulfillments be- yond our greatest expectation. As you use these lessons of the past as a source of wisdom for that which lies ahead, I wish you all the best of luck and success in whatever fields of endeavor you dare to tread. Sincerely, Raymond J. Fioroni

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DEAR CLASS OF 1966: Parting is such sweet sorrow . Many thoughts pass through my mind as cherished memories of happy boys and girls, now 1, young ladies and gentlemen, linger. Young and eager, with the look of anticipation, and sometimes fear on your faces, you grew and developed physically, mentally, and spir- itually until now you are ready to graduate and leave us. How well you are able to benefit from the many opportunities offered, probably will determine how well you succeed in reaching your life's goals. May you have faith in your selves and others, hope for a bright and better tomor- row, and love for your fellow man. Earl C. Lunger Supervising Principal MR. EARL C. LUNGER CHIEF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR l a MRS. SERAFINA WHITCO SECRETARY TO MR. LUNGER

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