Keene Central School - Tahawus Yearbook (Keene Valley, NY)

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JUNIOR CLASo SPEECH BY DAVID SEHECAI. 9e have cloaen life ao our theme for this annual get- to gather Ue therefore decided to share some of our feelings of what life moans to uo at our present stage In life. Life Is finding cut who you really arat Ilfo 1« good, life la bad, we often remember the bad and forget the good,, Idfe le Being bom Into a world of love and hate, 'Jo© much hate and coo little love. Life la striving for better communications and peace, life is trying to survive, Life is seeing people happ7 and safe. Ilfs la being able to communicate with those who don’t realize their faults and mine and being able to try to understand and mend those faults, life Is to be shared with someone else. Life is on© experience after another, Ufa is a constant struggle with and against change. Out ten seniors will soon be facing many new, excit- ing and often frightening changes in the next few days, months, years, We have taken tho liberty to forcast the results of some at thie tine. We aoe that John, after exporenciag many financial difficulties, has finally node it big in his ovm Edsel Dealership, V?anda and Kovln are now cO-owners of the Elm Tree Inn In B« wtifui Downtown Keone, The only difficulty is keeping Patty from dropping In unexpectable. Jo-Ann smith, now personal secretary to President Purdy has been selected by Mr, Purdy to be Ambassador to Keene Valley,