Chestertown Central School - Panther Yearbook (Chestertown, NY)

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In Memoriam William C. Packer Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory— Shelley 4

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Arthur R. Troisi, Principal To the Class of 1969: Barbara Degrush Secretary Graduation from high school is called com- mencement for very good reason. Rather than an ending, it is a great beginning. You now part company and go your separate ways. It becomes the beginning of a new era for all of you. For some, this means the end of your formal education; for others, your years at Chestertown Central have just been the introduction to more intense study. As you leave these halls and classrooms, I hope you take with you many of the lessons learned here. Always remember that education is a continuing process in a world of change. You must be receptive to learning, adjusting, and to analyzing and solving problems. Regardless of the activity in which you en- gage yourselves, you cannot avoid respon- sibility to society. All of us want freedom, but with it comes ever increasing responsibility. Freedom and responsibility work hand in hand. In closing, I wish each of you good health, success and happiness in the future. Arthur R. Troisi 3

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