Fitch High School - Tantara Yearbook (Groton, CT)

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Oecficat on We the class of 1965 proudly dedicate this the eighth edition of the Tantara to Mr. Louis Caouette, a man whose high standards have guided us to maturity. Mr. Caouette, in his capacity of vice-principal, has shown us that hard work and perseverance are the only road to success. It is he who said, No matter what criteria you may use to measure success in life, one factor remains constant, and that is—that it never comes easily.” 9

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JJrincipaI s Jffessacje TO THE CLASS OF 1965 You are rapidly approaching another mile-stone in your educational as well as your physiological life. For some this mile-stone—graduation-—will be the end of your formal education. What next? Work. Marriage. At home. For others it will signify the start of another round of study and preparation for things to come. Whichever way you turn you will be required to make many, many more decisions for yourself than in the past. Have the courage of your convictions. Use to the utmost your past training and experiences. You must become self-reliant and self-controlled. I am confident you will do yourselves proud. I believe that our school will be proud of you. 10 G. M. Tyler