Kaynor Regional Vocational Technical High School - Panther Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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THE WHITE HOUSE WA SHINGTON TO THE 1975 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: As high school graduates, you are passing an important milestone. You are about to enter into a society that is filled with challenge and opportunity. What you do with your lives from this point forward will determine not only your personal self-fulfillment, but the general well-being of our nation. You carry with you the hopes of those who know and trust you. The future of America depends on your generation. You can make of America whatever you want. The oppor- tunities before you arc as great as the challenges. Education is the greatest key to a better life. But to open the door of opportunity you need faith in yourselves, pride in what you have accomplished, and the idealism to persevere. If you add to this the awareness that learning never ceases, you will indeed bring to your lives the kind of meaning and satisfaction you seek. I wish you every success on the road ahead.

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Mr. Nicholas Augelli We would like to show our appreciation to a special individual for his guidance and unselfish donation of time and effort. The ”Kaynor 75” Yearbook honors Mr. Nicholas Augelli. We would like to thank Mr. Augelli for taking time. Time to come back to school nights, to work with us these past two years, in raising money selling coffee and pastry to night school students. Also, for his guidance in the long hours spent in putting all the memories in this book together and for his patience in collecting class dues and various activities throughout our Senior Year. With special committees, Mr. Augelli successfully helped to arrange a most memorable Junior and ”Senior” Prom. Mr. Augelli, you, are especially valued to us because of your sound trust in us as mature young adults. You fought for us to obtain a privilege recent Senior classes had been denied. This was the privilege of spending a two day class trip at Hershey, Penn. For this and more, Mr. Augelli we all THANK YOU . . . Please accept this dedication of our yearbook as a token of our gratitude and love. 4 Class of '75