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SENIOR CLASS OFTICEHS Front Row (left to right): L. Gambino, (Secretary-Treasurer), H. Moody, (President), P. DiManno, (Vice- President). Back Row (left to right): J. Paris, W. Kenney, L Wolfson, (Executive Committee). SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row (left to right): G. Gonsalves, Mr. R. Russell, T. Koen, P. Liu, N. Derany. Back Kow (left to right): W. Petersen, A. Bouffard, G. Murphy.
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E ditorial . . . Fellow classmates: Another station of our life journey is officially at an end, and the next stage, by far the most thrilling and most fruitful, is begun. To some of us it means college and higher institutions of learning; to others, a direct road into the cold, grim world. We are about to end our close asso- ciations which we have made during these past four years. The crossroads have been reached. Each one of us must choose his own way. We might very well be compared to young children who are being set on their own legs for the first time. It is now that all our friends and relatives are giving us choice bits of ad- vice to aid us in our journey through life. With all these parcels of advice thus offered, it is hard for us to single out any particular rule by which to govern ourselves. Let us make an attempt, at least, to hold in mind a quota- tion from William Shakespeare, one that applied not only to his day, but for all time: To thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. If we allow ourselves to be gov- erned by this rule throughout our lives, we cannot help but in our own way gain fame and fortune. Truth and honesty do not go unrewarded, no, not even in these trying days into which we are now advancing. We could adopt no motto more noble than this rule of Shakespeare ' s. Let us bear in our minds that truth is the basis of honor. If we follow through life bearing this motto ever before our eyes, we cannot but be a credit not only to our school, our friends, our families and our country but, most of all, ourselves. THE EDITORS
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