Haslett High School - Dixit Yearbook (Haslett, MI)

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TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958: Please accept my own personal best wishes and allow me to extend sincere congratulations to you on behalf of the people of Michigan. Graduation time is always one of happiness and achieve¬ ment. The diploma represents dedicated hard work over the past years. Graduation is also the beginning of a new life. For many, it is only a milestone marking the beginning of a higher and specialized education. I earnestly hope that such will be the case for all of the graduates of 1958. For those who must move immediately into the world earning a living, the challenge is equally great, for you immediately become one of the citizens upon whom our economic well-being depends. Whatever the coming months find you doing, I wish you the very best of luck. God bless you. Sincerely, -- Governor

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The higher we climb the brighter the view. +J) We are entering a new era in our lives. This is the time for which we have been preparing ourselves these past twelve years. Our future happi¬ ness, our security, our well¬ being depend upon how well we have used this time, and our willingness to put what we have learned to work. These are our best years, for here our many friend¬ ships have grown, our finest lessons learned, and our good times spent. It is with this in mind that the DIXIT for 1958 has been assembled, so that in years to come we may look back and share once again all that has meant so much to us.