Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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BALANCE of Life . . . ROAD to the Future . . . LIGHTING our Way . . . COMMANDMENTS of Righteousness... FACING Hardships . . Torch of Eternity. THANKS MOM AND DAD Thanks. — for patching up every scraped knee And saying, “I care.” Thanks .... for giving us a handkerchief for that runny nose And saying, ‘it’s time for bed.” Thanks .... for telling us never to give up And saying, “That’s a job well done.” Thanks .... for helping us to go on to school And saying, “1 11 miss you.” 4

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It Takes CHANGE IS THE NAME OF THE GAME There is nothing quite as certain as change. This is perhaps education’s greatest challenge—to promote ways and means to assist people in their adjustment to the changing universe. Planning for change then assumes a lofty position on the scale of priorities. As can be easily observed by even the most casual glance, a terrifying amount of unemployment exists in our great nation because workers have been phased out of their jobs by improved methods and machines. These unfortunates are unable to a large degree to adjust to new and different kinds of occupations for a variety of reasons. Therefore, to our 1971 graduates and to all of you, 1 honestly and sincerely say, “It is my hope that your education will never end; that you may always be alert to new and better ways of accomplishment, remembering that nothing remains in one position—there is either advancement or retreat. Principal Dear Students: Congratulations to the Class of 1971. Your contributions and accomplishments have added much to the tradition of Chilton High School. Our sincere best wishes go with each of you for a happy and meaningful life. We look forward to continued association with underclassmen and urge you to put forth your best efforts in making the most of the opportunities available to you. Sincerely, v Superintendent Mr. Gordon 6