Hancock Central Hgih School - Chehocton Yearbook (Hancock, NY)

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Congratulations upon graduation from high school. I hope this is only the beginning of many learning experiences throughout your life. Take advantage of every possible learning situation to gain the greatest amount of knowledge. Whatever activities you may choose to pursue following high school, may much happiness, success, and good health be with every one of you. Best wishes wherever your goals may lead you. GEORGE R. NEARING GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MR. BACHMAN BUSINESS MANAGER My sincere congratulations and best wishes to the graduates in the senior class of 1986. As you look ahead to tomorrow and plan for your future, remember to fashion a dream and make it come true for you. Only when you make this type of commitment can you begin to reach for success and contentment in being you. I wish you all the very best life can hold. MISS GLORIA M. TARTAGLIA 4

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On behalf of the entire Hancock educational community, I would like to extend my congratulations to the class of 1986. Hopefully, your education has given you a strong foundation for college or work. However, it is important to remember that your education at Hancock is just the beginning of a lifetime of learning. As you leave Hancock, please remember to set high goals for your life and to work hard to achieve your goals. DR. ROBERT URZILLO, SUPERINTENDENT Dear Seniors 86,” As a newcomer to Hancock, most of you probably know me if at all, only as the Elementary School Principal. Nevertheless I wish to extend to each of you warm regards and sincere congratulations as you prepare to leave the first phase of your education and begin a new phase. For some of you this may include college or university, but for all of you it most importantly consists of living as adults Life is the greatest educator 1 know of and what you learn from life from now on is pretty much up to you. It can teach you a lot or nothing, it can broaden your understandings or narrow your vision; it can lead you to developing your personalities and relation- ships with others which are healthy and satisfying, or harden your outlook and constrict your abilities to love and care and respect others largely as you choose. I share these thoughts with you at this time on behalf of those elementary principals you have known, whether here or elsewhere during your school lifetimes. I'm sure I speak for them as well as myself when I share these ideas with you. As persons who have had some influence in helping shape the persons you are now, we principals continue our interest in who you are yet to become. Best of luck and good wishes in your lives and learning. A d m i H I S t r a t i o n SINCERELY, DR. HARRY J. SHELDON ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Sanders; Mr. Wrighter; Mr. Morgan; Mr. Karcher, Mr. Lester, Clerk; Dr. Sheldon, Principal Sitting: Mrs. Neild; Mr. Buckley, President; Dr. Urzillo, Superintendent.

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“arra scnoor Row 2: Mrs. Vitarius, Miss Day, Mrs. Mroz, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Ott, Miss Sturm, Miss Dewey, Mrs. Dewey, Mr. Witcoski, Mrs. Natale, Mrs. Tiernan Row 1: Mrs. Charles, Mrs. E. Ed- wards, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. M. Edwards, Ms. Ostrowski, Miss Wilcox, Ms. Pal- mitessa, Mr. Homer. 5