Lakeland High School - Terra Lacus Yearbook (Shrub Oak, NY)

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CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. NO. 1 Lakeland High School Van Cortlandtville School Shrub oak School MOHEGAN LAKE' NEW YORK Toddville School Tshirt-soul LAKILAND 6-8064 CHARLES R, RUNDLE alllsvnrr orermcr nnmcu-Al un WALTER PANAS CMAIIGI ov luemtle Anuvmsrnu Dllrllcv Pnmcrvu. To The Senior Class, Congratulations for having successfully completed another milestone ln your preparation for llfe. For some, this will mean the end of formal educationg for others, merely a launching platform for a more intensive specialized train- lng to meteoric success. The destiny of our nation lies with the youth of today. Our greatest competi- tor today has recognized that a nation's virility ls dependent u an educated 4 youth. It was Aristotle who said All who have meditated in tllgnart of govem- lng mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends upon the ed- ucation of youth. The responsibility of accepting this challenge lies with each of you. Our free- dom can only be preserved if each of you is wllllng to participate in the making of decisions which ma shape the future of our nation and to contribute toward a way of life which upholds the rights and privileges of the lndivldual . Our faith in your ability to meet this challenge is unbounded. d Walter Panas 3. .,, Row 1: Dr. Ralph Colvtn, Walter Panas, Clifford Rlchards, Thomas Rockett, Presxdent. Rosemary Boyle, Secretary: Secor Travis. Row 2: Dr. Daniel Woolfe, Bowen Sterling, Edward Petty, Robert Jordon, John Dawlcy. I0 It is only the igno- rant who despise ed ucation. Maxim 571