Cheshire High School - Key Yearbook (Cheshire, CT)

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Mr. Osborne is known by all the stu- dents. He has aided the school as Well as its students as Vice-principal. Mrs. Laden has been the school nurse for many years. She has helped us with many little cures and ills. Mrs. Laden is retiring this year and We extend our thanks and appreciation to her. She has truly been an aid. The office stai-T, Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Lerteris, are always cheery and lending a helping hand.

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by thx Q8 ff' .. , ' -niuuldivlf Robert Mischler Principal's To the Class of 1967: The springtime of your life is over-life's summer with it's challenges and responsibilities are ahead, and most of you are indeed wondering if you will be able to stand up to this complex confusing life of the twentieth century. This apprehension is understandable but in reality it has been felt by every generation before you, in every society in the world. The Nordic seamen of the 14th century, the Greek youth of the times of Spartan and Athenian supremacy, the recruits of Caesar's legions, the Berber tribesmen, the Incas of Central America and many more stood on the threshold of life's re- sponsibilities and wondered if they would make it , if they were prepared for the demands of their times. The answer to this rests with several factors: how strong the individual is, how carefully the preceding generation has prepared the succeeding one, how in- 6 Message dividuals or their society has profited by a knowledge of the ingredients of both success and failure, how the individual understands his position in the society. The Legions of Caesar were successful because they eminently reflected the social order of their times, the advanced society of the Incas disintegrated when a new culture was thrust upon them and their own had not developed the ability to understand people with different drives and a different philosophy. So you stand as citizens of the most powerful na- tion on the earth with a grave responsibility: to know and understand not only yourself but your society and to conduct your life in light of that knowledge. If you are to succeed, this understanding is of vital necessity, to fail to search for that knowledge is to miss the very meaning and purpose of life. God bless and be with you all. lt

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Guidance :Lf MR. IADOROLA XJ- Senior guidance counselor Mr. Iadorola has helped the seniors for four years. He has guided us wisely and helped us for plans in College. K JUNIOR GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Mr. Florio SOPHOMORE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Miss Dinmore FRESHMAN GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Mr. Boerker GUIDANCE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Race L. i