Heuvelton Central High School - Heuveltonian Yearbook (Heuvelton, NY)

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Ii you have. a. fniend month loving, Love him. yes, and let h m know That: you love lum, ene life's evening Tinge his bn.ow with sunset glow. Why should good wonds ne'en be said Of a Jniend-till he is dead? If you liean a song that thnills you, Sung by any child of song, Pnaise it. Vo not let the singen Wait desenved pnaises long. Why should one who thnills youn heant Lack the joy you may impant? 1)5 you hean a pnayen that movers you By its humble, pleading tone, Join it. Vo not let the seeken Bow begone his God alone. Why should not youn. bnothen shone The stnength o 5 two on. thn.ee in pnayen.? 1)5 you see the hot teans falling Fnom a bnothen's weeping eyes, Shane them. And by kindly shoning Own oun kinship in the skies. Why should anyone be glad When a bnothen's heant is sad? 1)5 a silveny laugh goes nippling Thnough the sunshine of his face, Shane it. 'Tis the wise man's saying - Fon both gnief and joy a place. Thene's health and goodness in the minth In which an honest laugh has binth. 1)5 youn wonJk is made mone easy By a fniendly, helping hand, Say so. Speak out bnave and tnuly Ene tl%e dankness veil the land. Should a bnothen monkman dean Fatten fon a wond of, ciieen? Scatter thus youn seeds of kindness All enniching as you go- Leave them. Tnust the Hanvest Given, He will make each seed to gnow. So until the happy end Youn life shall neven lack a fniend. Unknown SAV IT NOW

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VEM CATION We the class of '72 de.dic.cutz our yearbook, the. Heuveltonian, to our friends. Throughout our high school years there has always been someone to help us out: Janitors have been Milling to stay late at night for dances and help us clean up alter selling refreshments. Our teachers have praised and encouraged us along the May. Although at times it may have seemed they Mere critical of us, their advice Mas sound and helpful. We have always had a cheerful smile from the office Mhen Me Ment for a late pass. Our parents have been the biggest help to us through our school years. If it hadn’t been for them encouraging us, Me may never have become Seniors. Many happy and unhappy moments have been shared Mith our felloM classmates. We have Morked on class projects together. Words of advice and understanding have been given by our friends. Tears have been shared Mith our friends. Although Me may be leaving Heuvelton High School, Me are not leaving our friends. They Mill always be Mith us throughout our life. Because Me have had so many helpful friends, Mho have guided us through our school years, Me dedicate our yearbook Mith gratitude to our friends.