Commonwealth Parkville School - Comet Yearbook (San Juan, Puerto Rico)

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Administration CONGRATULATIONS TO T1-IE CLASS OF 1965 The class of 1965 holds a unique distinction inasmuch as you are the first clss to graduate from Caribbean Consolidated Schools. All of us-- teachers, administrators and the Board of Directors--look with great pride and high anticipation upon each of you as symbols of our pioneering educational effort here in Puerto Rico. We must remember that education is more than just schooling--it is a way of life. It is a life-long process that starts at birth and never ceases until we draw our last breath. High School is a most important link in this educational chain. Here at Caribbean Consolidated Schools we have endeavored to ignite a spark and guide eager young minds along the footpaths of learning. It is our sincere desire that you will continue to follow these footpaths which eventually lead to broader highways of learning and ultimately to the realization of the worthwhile goals Elliott E. Moore in life--knowledge, understanding and individual fulfillment. To each of you, God speed on this journey. CHAIRMAN, Board of Directors ,- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 It has been a pleasure to share with you the worthwhile experience of your senior year in high school. Your class has given me just cause for pride. It is a class which is unique in its citizenship and energy. Your pride and diligence in concern to represent our school in a commendable manner is appreciated. Your class is one of excellent potential which for each of you will grow into greater realization as you continue with your education. Be cautious and alert to maintain your personal integrity, to achieve your conscientious goals and to adjust realistically to the demands of life. Your challenges and problems are your opportunities. Cherish them as such, being diligent to develop your unique talents to ultimately help not only yourself but to serve others. Best wish for rich experiences and fulfillment of your ambitions. Frank F. Snyder 5