Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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x .....f,:-Q Y , ....- . We t t ,,,,,-!9,: t IQE.li!.C'.. VEDR' -.i1-.-..:5Q..-- .-.-....... VALEDICTORIA By Mary Wick OMMENCEMENT! It seems impossible that the magic day is at hand-that day so eagerly awaited throughout the years! We tremble as the wave of realization rushes upon us. ' At this momentous occasion our hearts are Filled with varying emotions. Exultant joy in the knowledge that our goal has been attained is tinged with a wistful longing for days gone by and with sadness at the thought of departure. Twelve long years have we spent in s g for this end. How slowly time crept by us laboring as underclass men! How we envied the seniors! Ah, but those joyous days were not appreciated then. One day we awoke to find ourselves in the seat of the mighty with responsibility as well as glory heaped upon us. We sprang to our task with zealous confidence, There was so much for us to do. Now we have come to the end. But lol it is not an end we End, but a beginning. Now do we realize the true significance of the term--Commencement. We look upon the life ahead of us. We see our path leading through a troubled world, one in need of strong and capable leadership. Regardless of whatever destiny awaits us there, we pledge ourselves to do our best to bring about a better order. Before we step forth, we pause to express our appreciation to those who have made our high school education possible and to those who have made it both a pleasant and a profitable experience. To you, Dear Parents, we can express but a portion of our love and gratitude. We hope that we may be worthy of you. To you, Om' Teachers, we oiifer our heartfelt thanks for your inspirational guidance and leadership. It has not been our privilege to know each of you as we would have liked, nevertheless, we have felt your infiuence. To you, Students of Chaney, friends and companions during these years, we leave our place in this school. May you carry on, being not too hasty in your eagerness, making fewer mistakes than we have made, and attaining a success beyond all former ones. May you not fail in fulfilling this desire. . . . A choking fills our throats as we utter this last . . . To you, O Chaney, beloved Alma Mater, the school where we have loved and laughed, lived and learned, we say-FAREWELLl Page Twenty-One