Clinton High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Clinton, ME)

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Message to the Seniors TO THE SENIOR CLASS On behalf of the Clinton Superintending School Committee, I want to extend to you our sincere congratulations and best wishes. You are about to complete twelve years of formal education in the Clinton Schools. This is an accomplishment that you should be proud of and one that will prove bene- ficial to you all the remaining years of your life. The business world that you will be entering in the near future will be much different from the one which faced your parents and grandparents. The rapid rate of change in our present lives will con- tinue and will accelerate. Your success in this changing environment will depend on your ability to change throughout your lifetime. It will be necessary for you to continuously learn new skills and new procedures in whatever line of work you choose to follow. These same changes will bring many new and exciting experiences into your lives. You will enjoy more leisure time than your forefathers as a direct result of this technological change. You must learn to use this leisure time for worthwhile and beneficial pursuit to enrich and make your lives more meaningful. Be proud of your accomplishments to date, but remember that this is only the beginning of an ed- ucation that you must continue all the rest of your life. I hope that you will find your lives an exciting challenge and that through hard work and perseverance that the doors will open to bring all of your ambitions to fulfillment. Superintendent Donald Holsapple TO THE CLASS OF 1965 Congratulations upon being graduated from Clinton High School. My best wishes for a successful life go with you. No doubt there have been times when you were tempted to leave school. That you were persistent and completed your high school training is a step in the right direction. Keep up the good work and may fortune smile upon you. Principal Maxwell Ward

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